Leighton Wins Narrowly At Saratoga For Early Lead
Leighton returns to win again in the afternoon’s events, taking the overland route to beat Fireaway and Kamsack by a half length with Wahoo, The Bear, and other horses close behind. The day drew a large crowd with bets favored Leighton and Freaway among top choices amid a bustling program of five furlongs to a mile races.
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Leighton
Oslerdoe
Felinc
Randall Calors
Black O
Umea
Excuratovists
Dillon
Te State
Freaway
Babé Keif
Aiart
Fireaway
Tees
Kamsack
Wahoo
Allie
Finn
Heatherton
Bettom
Miss Fairbanks
Agrippina
Hwede Bam
Gemmell
Daegar
Iha Post
Seventull
Bear
Brigsht Albere
Furlange Leighton
Post
Avon Kam
O'Connell
Bireaway
Stuart
Agrippena
Lynch
Rose
The
Gear
Pendergast
Sevenful
Poat
Bright Albert
Sidebread
Wile Mellor
Blee
Baxter Hodl
Zaza
Davis
Wirth
A. Mile
Capt
Burhell
Heitherton
Burtling Sik
Nelson
Blake
Cinnavar
Neva Welch
Lytch
Ralph Young
Kirschbaum
Three Sets In Each Case In Local Butte Tennis Tourney
Close hard fought matches mark the recent Butte Tennis tournament with Longley Morris and Jungorth prevailing over Milburn Langley edged Milburn in a comeback. Motria defeated Nichols while Lintorth beat West 6 4 4 2 6 1. Diamonds and Crystal Courts buzz with players as state meeting looms next week.
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Butte
Longley
Morris
Jungorth
Milburn
Langley
Motria
Nichols
Sels
Goa
Lintorth
West
Diamond
Crystal Bhreets
Trotting Races Open At Buffalo Track
Buffalo N Y August opening trots under favorable weather with two dirt rains not delaying events. Beatrice Bolin led heats in 2:12 pace events but was displaced. Allen Pointer won three straight heats and the race in 2:54. Beatrice Balint claimed three straight heats in 2:14 and 2:10. Sue Mex swept three heats in 4:10 pace with strong performances across divisions.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Dominion of Canada
Purac
Bell Leads Butte Runners In Hitless Rallying Saga
Bell stands out as the top hitter for Butte, hitting .327 over recent road games against Vancouver and Seattle. Team pitching by Van Bandt and Garvin fuels a string of wins as Butte faces Spokane and Aberdeen, aiming to break even on the road trip before returning home.
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Russ Hell
Jack Bell
Seattle
Jack
Paws
Vancouver
Meyers
Irby
Donovan
Feldere
Cubs
van Bandt
Garvin
Moon
Nen
Iast
Roose
Woll
Samels
Aberdean Black Cats
Hurt
Shaw
Roelion
Davis
Miles
Yeno Xamex
Tila
Bell
Rochoncove
Dounstealer
Gellie
Ibis Cartright
Stis
Adams
Joan
Man Sant
Fhy
Gartright
Smith
Nonovan
Amely Moyer
Hall
Spokane
Indians
Fong
Butte
Eddie Quinn
Braves
Theie Shouls
Montana Ryetters
Quinn
Koine
Columbia Rartens
Gaines
Tachma
Aberdeen
Hamilton Defeats Corvallis in Surprising Shutout
The Hamilton boys handed Corvallis a rare loss on Saturday in a decisive game. Corvallis had won every match this season except the first against Hamilton, and the result was a foregone conclusion only until Hamilton achieved the upset. The score line shows Hamilton power 11 over Corvallis.
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Hamilton
Corvillia
Corvallis
Hamilton Boys
Pytrybody
Baseball Roundup From Fragmented Box Scores
In the American League games listed from Philadelphia to New York many results are incomplete or uncertain with matchups like Washington versus Deteaié and New York versus Chicago. Several games including Boston and Pittsburgh are recorded as postponed leaving only partial scores such as Philadelphia 6 and St Louis 2.
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Philadelphia
Croveland
Washington
Deteaié
Toston
Lonts
New York
Chicago
AU Anteage
St. Louis
Ao Clicinpati
Boston
AC Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Detroit
Philadelphi
Cleveland
Standings of the Clubs in National League
In reply to an inquiry it is noted that John Herwig broke a bat and a ball, wood splintering and injuring his hands in the second inning. Later, in the same inning, he dropped an easy fly in left field.
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Eubscribar
John Herwig
Funeral for John Border in Bozeman
Special Dispatch to the Standard Bozeman Montana John Border a former citizen of Gallet died last Friday in Los Angeles his body arrives this evening a funeral planned later He served in the Third Indiana regiment and was disabled by sun stroke He re enlisted and was mustered out after the war He lived in Gallatin valley as a farmer until 1901 then moved to Los Angeles He is survived by his second wife Mrs Jennie Border seven sons John Peter Henry George Frank and a daughter Mrs William Rath two sons Charles and Bert live in Los Angeles but Charles is visiting and Bert will accompany the body 26 grandchildren are listed in the family.
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Standard
Bozeman
John Border
Gallet
Los Angeles
Border
Indiana
Missouri
Inter
Kansas
Montens
Gallatin Valley
Teaver
Los Angele
Jennie Border
Flys
John
Peter
Henry
George
Frank
William Rath
Tyo
Charles
Bert
Charle
Coe
Veterans of Civil War to Hold a Big Barbecue
Special Dispatch In the Standard Hamilton Aug 6 Civil war veterans of Bitter Root valley form John C Fremont post No 21 Grand Army of the Republic. They plan a three day bivouac barbecue and campfire at George W Ward ranch 10 miles south of Hamilton Aug 4 5 and 6. Confederate veterans and Montana officers invited to participate in the reunion. The old vets recall days of the early war.
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Standard
Hamilton
Bitter Root
John C. Fremont
Grand Army of the Repubile
George W. Ward
Bent
Montana
Pictures in saloons blamed for outrages rise
Lincoln Nebraska August 5 1921 Mrs Annie Curtis Texas national organizer for the Woman's Christian Temperance union says suggestive pictures in southern saloons provoke assaults on white women by black men. She spoke at the Edward society outlining social harms and moral decline linked to saloon culture.
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Lincoln
Neb
Souuthern
Nannie Curtis
Texas
Hamilton Notes Fishing Hints and Local Arrivals
Nearly all fished yesterday with baskets full of fish as Bitter Root river receded allowing wading and trout to rise. Dwight Hughes and Mrs Hughes returned from Missoula after visiting J. E. Tolman. W R Sheldon and RR WN Rochs traveled to Butte. Attorney Elmer Hershey arrived from the Bitter Root near Darby for a few days. Charles Swartz came in from Butte on business. Miss Heaton of Missoula joined an outing at Royall and Lint.
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Standard
Hamilton
Dwight WW. Hughes
Missoula
Royalla Lint
Postponed Meeting Between Miners and Pittsburgh Coal Officials
Due to the illness of Frances Feehan, president of District No. 7 of the United Mine Workers of America, the meeting between the miners' organization officers and Pittsburgh coal officials was postponed from today to tomorrow.
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Rdim
Ees
Butte Jockey Club
Gregson Hot Springs
Montara
Gregson Springs
Danek
Gonadnes
Melloc
Wilance
Jastina
Mellor
Bornvit Sucpyines
Captain Burnett
Riapa
Wasi
Hlin
Sik
Lothe
Cantala
Ste
Lexa
Etapa
Lene
Cinnabar
F&t
Randall's
Bsnyolio
Benvollo
Sanatoga
Saratoga
Aug
Saratoga Racing Association
el Cuchilllo
McCarter
Running Water
Ostors
Newcastle
Dandelson
Weads Ahart
Dandelion
Regalta
Om Mel Grath
Jacobite
Green Seal
Brauchille
Thisttadale
St. Velma
Felr Play
Jim Gaffney
Sir Cleges
Ransum
Baleda
Senator Warner
Say Piper
Willia T
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An Tighin
Pay Me
Royal Red Secord
Jingler
Storma
Croix d'Or
Calinor
Bellac
Schonhell
Glyonal Bo. Jario
Sir Preston
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OTVLC
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Schillings
Butte Dennia
Trin
Spokane Thin
Wamilton
Conwallis
Hamilton, Aug
Hostetter
National League
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Jersepee
Pauletelphia
Broollyn
Bostor
A ’ BK
Kchone Ch'dn
Stone Park
Sia
Gardiner
Mont
Yellowstone Lake
Wylie
Vow A.m
A. & P. Jocal
P. Jocal
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A&p
Broom
Traly
O. 5
Silver Bow
N. DP. Ry
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G. N. Ry
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Antve Hutte
Dr. Hood & Co
North Main Street
Butie
Rutty
Dr. Hand & Co
North Mmalpstreet
Axport Ale
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