Buddy Ryan and Honey Mellody Set for Fourth Clash
Boxing talk swirls around a potential Colma bout as Buddy Ryan and Honey Mellody seek a fourth meeting. Managers Mooney and Reid trade barbs over purses and travel costs while clubs from Butte to San Francisco jockey for advantage. A Houston or Denver set may follow, with rival matchups hinted across weight classes and promoters eyeing a bigger winner take all purse.
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Buddy Ryan
Honey Mellody
Jack Mooney
Boston Boy
Ryan
Gaye
Jonnie Reid
Colma Club
Mellody
Johnny Mooney
Melody
Mooney
Reid
Butte
Herberts
Grae
Cis
Colma
Dick Hyland
Eddie Hanlon
Mike
Honey Mellony
Jimmy Gardner
Gana
Thildy Ryan
Jon Walcott
Tommy Burns
Stabla
West Sertoge
Hattiana Willolow
Meta
Wand Goodman
Boxing show permit filed for Colma venue clash
The August permit from a board of supervisors allows a provisional boxing exhibition, with Batting Nelson and Jimmy Britt expected to face off in Colma this month if the Western Athletic Club is favored. A Colma purse might be offered for a finish fight, and Terry McGovern was arrested after a dispute in Brooklyn leaving the victim with two black eyes.
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1 Board of Supervisors
Batting Nelson
Jimmy Britt
Colma
Toggether
Western Athletic Club
Terry McGovern
Brooklyn
Terry
National League double header favors Philadelphia over St Louis
In a National League twin bill St Louis dropped both games to Philadelphia by wide margins. Arnd’s homer highlighted the second game as Philadelphia dominated 7 to 0. Attendance was 199. Umpire was O Day. Batteries for Philadelphia were McFarland and Grady in game one and Egan and Leahy in game two with Duggledy and Abbott behind the sticks.
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St Louis
O—Rhusgeipia
St. Louis
Arnd
Egan and Leahy
Duggledy
Abbott
O'Day
Pittsburg Surges to Take Ninth Inning Win at Exposition Park
Pittsburg defeated New York in the ninth at Exposition Park after a disputed umpire call. Cincinnati saw Ame. o-strienott retire as eight runs crossed before the fourth inning. Winonelh and replacements struggled as local teams benefited from the late scoring. Attendance listed as 24 percent with several players named in the lineup.
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Pittsburg
Aug. S
York
Pitteburs
Exposition Park
Thas
Pittsburnsal
Cincinnati
O—Strienott
Boston Beats Boston? Team Routs and Errors Shape Doubleheader
At Chicago, Boston prevailed easily in a doubleheader by 22 bases total, Vernon Fraser strong at bat and Wilhelm's solid pitching in the second game. A double and two battery errors kept the opponent from a shutout. Umpire Johnstone was injured late and replaced in the second game. First-game attendance listed, with batteries credited to Wisker ONeill Fraser Moran Youre and Lundgren.
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Boston
Fraser
Wilhelm
Johnstone
Pinacle
Boston Era
Wisker
O'Neil
Moran
Sohnstone
Sudicaii
Warhelm Lundgren
and Moran
Youre
American League Scores and Attendance Report
Baseball results from Washington Chicago and Boston Cleveland Philadelphia games noted with pennant ball performances by Moore and Chesbro. Attendances ranged from 1,000 to 8,000 as New York split a doubleheader with St Louis and chased a late rally in the ninth inning.
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Kayen
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Ste Louis i
Boston
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Seattle
Oakland
Ease
San Francisco
Fortuna
Los Angeles
Saal
Visiting English club defeats New York district eleven in cricket
In New York on August 5 the Marinebone club of England shaded the Metropolitan District league eleven in a two innings match by 241 to 191. The game began tight with New York holding a slim lead but the visitors then outpitched and outfielded the locals. The crowd watched at the focal cricket grounds near Wechilts Atlas brew at Te Corner.
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New York
Erlenetere
Marinebone Club
England
Metropolitan District League
Tay
Fee, Sess
Setemmes
Wechilts Atlas Brew
Mohawk the Second Wins Saratoga Special Race
Mohawk the Second leads from start to finish in the Saratoga Special at Saratoga Springs New York on August 5 with a time of 1 07 over five and a half furlongs. Oaklawn and McKittredge also competed as part of a crowded program with large attendance and multiple races including the North American steeplechase and other stakes.
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Saratoga
N. Y
John Sanford
Oaklawn
William Shields
McCarren
Voorhees
Mohawk II
Mohawk Sr
Sysonby
Rubertc
Goldsmith
Mad Mullah
Sandhurst
Jimmy Lane
Mohawk
Redfern
O'Neil
Tangle
Lyne
Ace Gountant
Battie Axe
Blair
Athol
Bill Phillips
Ironsides
McKittredge
Los Angeles Triumphs Over Portland 5 to 1 in Low-Scoring Tilt
Los Angeles defeated Portland 5 to 1 as Miller pitched weakly while Gray steadied the game and received solid fielding support from Jim McDonald Terg Stanley and Bray. Umpire Davis officiated as Seattle notes mixed in with stray names mirroring a brief box score style.
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Portland
Jim McDonald
Stanley
Bray
Los Angeles
Miller
Gray
Seattle
Mirler
Blankenship
Spies
Davis
St Kitts Regatta Final Day Racing at St Catherine’s
Scores of people gathered at the course for the final day of the St Kitts Regatta. Senior singles saw McGee of Toronto finish first ahead of Feussel of Harlem Boat Club, with DuMeld in third. Ottawa Boat Club won junior fours with a 7 minute 23 second time, while intermediate singles were claimed by Coulson of Hamilton Boat Club in 8 minutes 49 seconds. The senior eight went to Argonauts of Toronto in 6 minutes 48 seconds, with Ottawa RoC winning intermediate four, Argonauts No. 1 of Toronto taking junior eights, followed by Argonauts No. 2 and Detroit. Toronto R C won intermediate doubles with Argonauts second and Pennsylvania third in 7 minutes 37 seconds. Senior fours went to Winnipeg, with a 6 minute 24 second time. Simon P. Gillis of New York hurled the 12-pound hammer 192 feet inches, reportedly a record by 4 feet 3 inches, for which a record application will be filed.
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St. Catherine's
Watkway
McGee
Toronto
Wo Feussel
Harlem Boat Club
New York
DuMeld
Detroit’ Boat Club
Ottawa Boatlub
Coulson
Hamilton Boat Club
Argonauts
Ottawa Roc
Argonauts No
Pen RC
Detroit
Toronto R. C
Argonaut
Pennsylvania
Nipes
Argo
Spuvey
Simon P. Gillis
Moonlight Juniors Edge Granite Street Juniors in Tight Ball Game
In a brisk afternoon contest the Moonlight Juniors defeated the Granite Street Juniors by three runs. Mooney and Matson pitched, Yayton and Marron for Granite Street suffered. Beans made a notable one handed catch. Saturday morning sale drew crowds with bargains emphasized by Mr Hennessy.
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Moonlight
Granite Street
Moonlights
Batteries
Mooney and Matson
Yayton
Mare Ron
Irvington Race Track Likely to Close After Injunction
Judge Frazer of the state circuit court issued a temporary injunction preventing betting pools at the Irvington race track in Multnomah County. The measure, sought by Elizabeth Ryan, owner of the property leased to Multnomah Fair Association, could end the current racing season. A notable point alleges bookmakers denied privileges to a relative of a bookmaker this year.
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Portland
Ore
Frazer
State Circuit Court
Irvington
Elizabeth Ryan
Multnomah Far Association
Doubleheader Opens Butte League at Columbia Gardens
The Bouener and Symons teams start the Butte Commercial League season today at 2 pm at Columbia Gardens. Two games for one admission. Ownleys and Adams grant a second contest. Newly elected league officers include President Alexander Mackel vice president Jack Cohen secretary Harry Stevens and press agent Jack Brennen.
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Bouener
Symons
Columbia Gardens
Ownleys
Adams
Alexander Mackel
Jack Cohen
Harry Stevens
Jack Brennen
San Francisco Falls Short as Tacoma Dominates No-Hit Bid
In Tacoma today San Francisco managed only three hits off the pitcher and suffered a near perfect game. Sheehan made two spectacular catches as the fielding held strong. Final score shows Tacoma overpowering San Francisco with Kerney and Weetend credited in the batteries, while umpire Perrine officiated.
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Tacoma
Augomneere
San Franccisco
Sheehan
Rhe
San Francisco
Kerney
Weetend Graham
Perrine
Portland Wins With Jondiy's Two Runs At San Francisco
In San Francisco the Portland lineup benefited from Jondiy who scored twice, including a four-bagger. Scoring was credited to his side with two tallies, while overall hitting remained strong beyond that moment.
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San Francisco
Jondiy
Portland
Wool trade boom reports large settlements from Fergus wool
Special Dispatch to the Standard Lewistown Augs reports woolgrowers who shipped via the local warehouse have largely settled with Boston and Philadelphia buyers. Local banks show upwards of 100000 on the wool, with 800000 pounds and two clips settled through Helena banks. The piece notes this does not reflect money received from wool sold in other markets nor lamb and sheep sales.
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Standard
Lewistown
Hoston
Philadelphi
Helena
Hou
Lewistown Elks Ready for Convention Delegates Named
Lewistown Elks elect delegates Joseph Wondertin H Charters E B Chandler and Thomas Stout plus past exalted rulers for the state convention in Anaconda. Many lodge members will accompany the Lewistown delegation as they head to Sixteen Mile Canyon for the annual outing on the Montana railroad with a picnic and brief program.
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Order
Anaconda
Joseph Wondertin
H. Charters
E."b. Chandler
Thomas Stout
Elks
Lewistown
Sixteen Mile Canyon
Montana
Farewell party honored ex superintendent Evans and family
A social dance marked the farewell to ex Superintendent and Mrs Evans as they depart to Trail Creek. A gold watch was presented to Mr Evans and a mantel clock to Mrs Evans. Years of service earned esteem and best wishes from the community.
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Evans
Trail Creek
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