Lady Panchita Triumphs in Muddy Butte Racecard
A heavy rainstorm turned the track to slop as Lady Panchita, ridden by Burlingame, won the fourth race easily amid crowds of turfites. Yvonne won the late race, with Gemul second and Regards third as a misty, rain-soaked program unfolded. Medic led the late card to victory as Anselus and Sixteen filled minor places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Lady Panchita
Ogden
Burlingame
Sempsilla
Pay Streak
Ed B
Gemul
Yvonne
Regards
Lee Harrison
Medic
McIntyre
Anselus
Danberry
Blood Purifier 8S S. Promises Quick Skin, Blood Repair
An old advertisement extols 8S S. as a swift blood purifier and cellular booster. It claims to restore worn red blood cells, stimulate tissue nutrition, and aid conditions like eczema acne herpes and psoriasis. The Swift Specific Co claims botanical safety and offers free medical advice from Atlanta.
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S. S
Swift Specific Co
Swift
Opening Grand Circuit meet features brief heats in Kalamazoo
In Kalamazoo Michigan on August 4 the first day of Grand Circuit play produced three short heats with winners Cheeney Cabel Strathstorm taking honors in 2:05 for the 2:08 pace. Cabel won the 2:08 pace in 2:05.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Cabel
Dr. Burns Jr
Cheeney
Robert Milror
Ruth McGregor
Our Colonel
Strathstorm
Princess Margaret
Zanzibar
Wantlehener Sold to Pittsburg For 3000 Dollars
Seattle Aug 4 Erwin Wantlehener left handed pitcher for Victoria Northwestern league team was sold to Pittsburg club of the National league for 3000 dollars today Kantlehener will report to Pittsburg next season.
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Seattle
Erwin Wantlehener
Pittsburg
Kantlehener
Wheat and Corn Prices Jump Amid Drouth
Kansas City markets show wheat and corn rising 2 to 4 cents as the drouth drives prices. Missouri crop report notes over three-fourths of the state in need of rain with corn prospects at 70 percent. Livestock markets are disorganized by heat and dryness. cattle receipts heavy and feeders down 35 cents from last week. all cattle grades 5 to 25 cents lower. hogs and sheep also affected.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Unsuccessful attempt on Omaha detective chief
An unknown shooter fired two bullets at Chief Stephen Maloney in his office at Omaha police headquarters early today. The shots hit the window behind the box cars on a nearby switching track. No one was injured and the assailant fled.
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Omaha
Stephen Maloney
Mloney
Bryan Cancels Engagement At Kansas City Chau tauqua
William Jennings Bryan secretary of state canceled his speaking engagement at the Chau tauqua in Kansas City due to obligations in his office. Other engagements in Kansas have been canceled.
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Kansas City
William Jennings Bryan
Kansas
Butte Court Weather Report Mon August 4 1913
Standard form from Butte Mont records a rainy weather day and track conditions at the court with Judge John T. Ireland presiding and H Morissey acting as starter on the twenty eighth day of August 1913.
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Butte
Mont
John T. Ireland
H. Morrisey
Lumax Wins at Belmont as Ada Kennaday Stays Close
In a crowded field Lumax ridden by Jockey Lomax led early and held on to win. Ada Kennaday and Hyndia finished strong, with Round Up and Jim Thorpe close behind. The race featured a standing start and rough stretch running as favored horses were edged at the finish.
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Big Lomax
Hyndia
Ada Kennedy
Wise Ones
Hyndra
Roundup
Bezanson
J. H. Barr
Maury Emily
Ile
Peake
Nena Index
Fia
Lomax
C. Krogan
I J. Nelson
Ada Kennaday
H. Herdel
Pantey
Cace
Ilyndia
Rosevale Stables
Eddie Foy
A. Beckman
Grefer& Hhoki
Lumax
Ada
Ayndia
Ch. F
Knight of the Thistle
Igh Price
Hyndlia
Fog
Rags
Ada Kenneday
Vyndia
Jim Thorpe
Fourth Race Futurity Handicap for 3-year-olds and up
The 2980 Futurity course final offered 275 to the winner with pay Streak and Pride of Lismore among contenders. Lady Panchita led early and held a slim margin, while Sempsilia and Pay Streak chased with Danchita and Lismore close behind. Burlingame rode the winner as the field finished with Sempsilia placing and Streak showing.
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Lady Panchita
Amensetter
Burlingame
Sempailia
Edmonton
Ccceses
Chanticler
Kennedy & Cool
Lezansen
Danchita
Sempsilla
J. Amensetter
Tyree
Lismore
Transparent
Pandhita
Marco
Sempsilia
Pay Streak
Jean Berraud-Blaze Triumphs In Harness Race
In a fast mile at the track, Jean Berraud-Blaze driven by D McDermid won from Burlingame and Ball with Emily in close pursuit. Time finals show 24 1 5, 2 6, 1 5, and 1:45 1 5 as split marks.
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J. W. Bare
D. McDermid
Mary Emily
Veiler & Co
Burlingame
Giolf Ball
Fountain & M
Tim Judge
Hearth
H. Miller
Lady Rensselaer
Barr
Emily
Ball
B. G
Jean Beraud-Blaze
Ora McGee
Rensselaer
Futurity Race Results and Horses in a 3-Year-Olds Field
Medic a winner trained by Strauser led as Angelus and Sixteen chased. Angelus finished strong for second while Sixteen faded then rallied late to show. Briton and Nixteen trailed as Danberry and Medio pressed early in the going.
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G. M. Strauser
W. McIntyre
Angelus, A
Cotton & T
Hogan
Rosen
Danberry
Heath
Burlingame
Kelly
P Donovan
D. McDermid
Angelus
B. m
Bannockburn
Lucille Bramble
B. Ll. Strauser
Clara W
Bralonia
Jean T. Are
Lady Stalwart
Frank G. Stoena
Ferrana
Medio
Interest
Sam
Ormes
Victoria defeats Seattle 5 to 0 in Northwest League game
In Seattle, Toner held the hosts to three hits while Victoria battered Seattle pitcher Gipe. Batteries were Toner and Shea for Victoria as Cadman and Gipe manned the opposing side. Victoria dominated 5 to 0.
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Seattle
Toner
Victoria
Gipe
R. H. E. Viccotir
Seevideevens
oeeTer
Shea
Cadman
Portland Edges Spokane 5-4 In Tight Contention
Portland defeated Spokane 5 to 4 in a hotly contested game. Todd locked down the crisis for Portland while Cadreau scattered hits for Spokane, allowing four in the fourth. Batteries Cadreau Altman Todd King.
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Portland
Spokane
Todd
Cadreau
Spomgng
Cvdvecseses
Ascigeecse & 7
Altman
Todd and
King
Colonel Charlton Wins Eight-Dog Puppy Stake at Coursing Park
Colonel Charlton, entered by M. Davey, won the eight-dog puppy stake on Sunday. Blackbird claimed the six-dog open stake by default over Conquest. Results list Elight rounds with Colonel Charlton defeating Flying Fox in the final, and Blackbird defeating Conquest in the sixteen-dog open stake final drawn.
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Colonel Charlton
M. Davey
Coursing Park
Blackbird
Conquest
Flying Footsteps
Jeff
Russell Lad
Weary Willie
Stoney’s
Lass
Flying Fox
Montgomery
Master Tom
Gametower Boy
Goldstone
Gold Collar
Asticot
Spitfire
Black Watch
King Covey
Left Bower
Manila Butte
Blue Rock
Robert Mitchell
Welsh Boy
Cross and Rivers Set for Labor Day Title Bout
Los Angeles reports Leach Cross and Joe Rivers agreed to a 20 round Labor day clash at the Vernon arena. The winner likely faces Willie Ritchie on Thanksgiving if the champion holds the Labor day title.
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Los Angeles
Leach Cross
Joe Rivers
Vernon Arena
Cross-Rivers
Willie Ritchie
Wells Knocks Out O'Keefe In London Heavyweight Bout
In London a sensational boxing match ended with Bombardier Wells of England knocking out Pat O'Keefe Ireland's welterweight champion in the fifteenth round in the Black Friars district.
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London
Bombardier Wells
Pat O'Keefe
Ireland
Black Friars
Burns signs for world bantamweight title bout in Omaha
Bobby Burns of Dallas signed articles today for a 10 round boxing contest with Johnny Coulon the world bantamweight champion. The fight is slated for Omaha on September 12.
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St. Joseph
Bobby Burns
Dallas
Texas
Johnny Coulon
Omaha
Hitless Wonders Keep Up Reputation in Washington Loss
Chicago White Sox win 5 to 3 over Washington in a rain shortened game highlighted by hitless batting from Washington and key misplays. Engel started for Washington, Cicotte to pitch for Chicago, with Hughes closing for the White Sox.
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Washington
Chicago White Sox
Engel
Russell
Iain
Cicotte
Hughes
Chicago
R. Vi. EB
Crigero
Schalk
Ainantith
New York Opens Series Win Over Detroit 6 4
New York defeated Detroit 6 to 4 in the first game of the series as Fisher held Detroit to scattered hits. New York squandered chances with base running errors, and Cobb’s muff allowed five runs in the seventh. Willett started for Detroit, left in the seventh as Dubuc relieved, Bush ejected for protest, and a 30 minute shower interrupted play in the fourth. Batteries: Willett, Dubuc, McKee for Detroit. Stanage, Fisher, Sweeney for New York.
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New York
Detroit
Fisher
Cobb
Willett
H. Dubuc
Bush
Po Eee Fsbe
Dubue
McKee
Stanage
Sweeney
Philadelphia shuts out Cleveland as streak ends in blowout
Philadelphia defeats Cleveland 7 to 1 with Shawkey dominating and strong support from Barry, Collins, Strunk, and Melanis. Falkenberg exiting after three innings, Kahler retired in the seventh, Dashner held the foes to late-game offense. Boston–St Louis game postponed due to rain with two games set for tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
Clevelan
Shawkey
Barry
Collins
Strunk
Melanis
Falkenbers
Kahler
Dashner
Maysville
Boston
Local baseball scores slip through in wintry recap
Minneapolis defeated Milwaukee 9 to 1, Toledo beat Columbus 5 to 4, Louisville edged Indianapolis 7 to 5, with no other games scheduled. The brief summary lists the day’s results and notes the absence of further matches.
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Milwaukee
Treisville
Seeve
Minneapolis
Cease Columbus
St. Paul
Kansas City
Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Local Baseball Scores From Regional Matchups
Des Moines defeated Wichita 5 to 3 while Topeka beat St. Joseph 5 to 4 and Sioux City won 10 to 7 against Denver. No other games were scheduled.
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Pet
Soscsssaccee Ccceses
Des Moines
Wichita
Topeka
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Denver
Sheridan Wins Final Game in Series Shutout Lewistown
Special Dispatch from Lewistown reports Sheridan defeated Lewistown in the last game of the series 5 to 0. Hanson the Sheridan pitcher from North Dakota struck out 15 while allowing four hits. Eastman pitched well for Lewistown, yielding five hits. Batteries Hanson McGovern Eastman Kelley.
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Lewistown
Sheridan
Hanson
North Dakota
Chief Eastman
Batigad Cescedes Cenasatecesno
Divigta Ahale
Hanson and McGovern
Eastman and Kelley
Billings Beats Buffalo Behind Crawford Pitching
Billings won today's game against Buffalo two out of three, led by excellent pitching from Crawford. Final score 6 to 3 with Crawford and Hodgins handling batteries for Billings and Brotherton and Musser for Buffalo.
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Billings
Buffalo
Crawford
R. H. E. Puss
Eerie
Hodgins
Brotherton
Musser
Pirates Bow To Giants In Tight Pitching Duel
Demaree pitched for New York and beat Pittsburg 2 to 1 with single hits by Snodgrass Burns and Fletcher. A seventh inning double steal miscue by Simon produced the decisive run for the Giants while Chief Wilson's two base hit and Viox's fielding misplays supplied Pirates’ only score. Marquard held off Clarke after a pitching change as Demaree notches the win. Batteries Demaree Marquard and Meyers Wilson. Camnitz McQuillan Simon Gibson.
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Pittsburg
Demaree
New York
Snodgrass
Burns
Fletcher
Murray
Simon
Giants
Wilson
Viox
Pirates
Fryatt
Meyers
Camnitz
McQuilan
Gibson
Becker Homers as St. Louis Beats Phillies 6 3 in Second Game
In St. Louis on August 4, Rocals Becker hit a left handed homer and two singles to spark Philadelphia’s 6 3 win in the seventh inning. Willie Doak pitched steadily until the seventh. Cravath and Luderus later followed Becker’s homer with a run scoring hit. St. Louis added two in the second and another in the next inning. Mayer balked home Cald for the final run. Batteries Mayer Killifer Doak Harmon Wingo.
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St. Louis
Rocals Becker
Philadelphia
Willie Doak
Knabe
Lobert
Becker
Killifer
Mayer
R. Hlt
Cory
Doak
Harmon
Wingo
Cincinnati Hammered Boston in One Sided 13 to 4 Victory
Cincinnati pummeled Boston 13 to 4 as Rudolph started for Boston and allowed 12 safeties. Noyes followed, giving up seven hits and five runs. Ames opened for Cincinnati, Johnson finished strong, Groh left after injuring his leg, and Bates delivered a pinch hit home run in the second to spark the attack.
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Cincinnati
Ciincinnati
Boston
Rudolph
Noyes
Ames
Johnson
Groh
Bates
I. Kling
R. H.F
Isccciccces
Barden
Kling
Brooklyn Beats Chicago 7 to 1 in Rough Ball Game
Brooklyn defeated Chicago 7 to 1 as Moore and Pierce yielded hits. Allen pitched for Brooklyn with seven walks but shut down Chicago in key moments aided by solid defense. Cutshaw hit two home runs. Chicago failed to capitalize with bases loaded twice and Fisher erred on Leach’s grounder setting up the lone Chicago run.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Moore
Pierce
Allen
Evers
Cutshaw
Fisher
Leach
R. H
Miller
Needham
Dressen
Tomorrow's gar ment sale at 37 39 West Park Street
Local advertisement announces a sale by Boucher tomorrow offering men's underwear at 50 cents. The event is set for the 37 39 West Park Street location, highlighting the half-dollar price and the merchandise.
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Boucher
West Park Street
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