Olympian Cup golf event seals dramatic Chicago victory
W C Fownes's Western Pennsylvania team won the Olympian Cup by total 885 after an all day battle on the Chicago club links defeating the Western Golf Association quartet. Medalist honor went to Dither D Fredericks with 73 77 for 158 as spectators watched the first annual medal scoring cup event ahead of USGA championship qualifying.
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Chicago
W. C. Fownes
Western Pennsylvania Golf
Western Golf Association
W. J. Travis
Metropolitan
Ney
H.C. Egan
Water T Tain
Metropolitai
Trai i D. P. Fredericks
St. Louie
H.C. m
Foday
Morrow
Unclear Notes on Players and Teams from New Listing
Fragmentary OCR item lists players and terms such as Washington Chicago Batteries Townsend Wolf Jacobsen Kittredge Allrock Owen and Mel Farland. No clear event outcome, date, or team context is discernible from the readable text.
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Washington
Chicago
Townsend
Wolf
Jacobsen
Kittredge
Allrock
Owen
Mel Farland
Grand Circuit opened with a splendid program
Ethel M. wins pacing feature as Clareta W. takes the M and M heat over Angel the Axtell mare. Spectators counted heat times then stopped as fast pace heats produced substandard times. Kath n frat and Susie N lead trotters in earlier events. Multiple races at Latonia and Cincinnati feature varied distances with winners including Hand BI, Fonsaela, Floss 8, Picture Hat, Shackleford, and Athlete among others amid a crowded program of seven furlongs and steeplechase events.
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Suffulo
N.Y
Clareta | W
Angel
Axtell
Winener
Geary
Nadia Nose
Sams
Susie N
Reveraldo
Adige Bell Ant the
Phantom
Dowminion
Canada
Ethel Me
Attend
Carr
Shylock
Mise Willamont
Jilbilee
Bots War
Oregon
Elmwood
Haron
Rogers
Bald Hornell
Rob Aise
Rat
Miss Kinney
Mise Roses
1Dale
Fred Direct
Emma Trout Austin
Roy
Helen Norte
Mise Til Stirted
Cincinnati
Lady
Omelia
Fonsaela
Floss
Rosaltt
Picture Hat
Elmondo
Shackleford
Bush
Iui
Latonia
Sarano
Romola
New York Held By Reulbach as Cubs Open Strong
National League notes from Chicago August 1 describe New York being stymied by Reulbach's pitching with only two runners reaching second base. Chicago started strong against McGinnity, scoring twice on four singles and a two-base hit. Umpires Kiem and O Day officiated.
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Chicago
New York
Reulbach
Secon
Grad saloon rent and Pipestone tales afloat
A jumble of local items notes a Gibson Special saloon at Grad, rental planes from Orton Bros, and a June cafe reopening at 38 E Broadway. It recounts Pipestone remarks, Jarrigan’s recent return from the count, and Montana pride, with visits by F Freiman and wife from Red Lodge to Butte. Also mentions marriage license for Gus Neimt and Anna Muilart, electric fans at Western Electric, and various city notices and arrivals.
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Grad
Orton Bros
Broadway
Las Palmas
Pipestone
Jarrigan
Montana
F. Freiman
Red Lodge
Butte
Gus Neimt
Anna Muilart
Emerson Electric
Western Electric Co
J. A. ‘Tremblay
West Granite
Imer J. Carter
Harber EB. Payne
Missoula
American League notes reflect win streaks and homers
New York extended its lead with a twelfth straight win over St Louis as three long balls highlighted the game Sudhoft pitched well and the crowd topped 300. Detroit and Philadelphia visitors posted easy wins while Boston beat Cleveland behind Gibson cr on Donahue and Buelow with Criger behind the plate.
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New York
St. Louis
Sudhoft
Rick
St Louis
New ‘York
Sudkow
Spencer
Powell
McGuire
Boston
Cleveland
Gibson
Criger Donahue
Buelow
Washington Triumphs After Ninth Inning Rally
Washington faced Chicago as Altrock pitched well but the game remained close until a late eighth inning rally by Washington. The home team seized momentum and pulled ahead, showcasing strong hitting and clutch defense to close out the contest.
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Pittsburg
Augi
Boston
Flahette
Wills
Beaumont
Beare
Washington
Aug. T
Chicago
Altrock
Business Men to Help At Liberati Concert Visitors
A special meeting of the Butte Business Men's association in city hall discussed bringing outsiders to four days of Liberati band concerts at Columbia Gardens starting this month. They approved a reduced fare, one and one third, from Bitter Root valley to Livingston, and formed committees to aid rail travel, establish a Broadway information bureau, and coordinate visitor logistics.
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Business Men's Association
Oute
Montana
Butte
Liberati
Coluibia Gardens
Committee On Transportation
Bitter Root Valley
Livingston
T. J. Nerny
W. C. Speer
Bue Kene Carroll
Whatston
Street Railway Company
Bureau of Information
Broadway
L.A. Walker
W. M. Tuohy
Charles W. Goodale
Bishop Lee Lecture Draws Small Audience in Shaffer Chapel
A small crowd attended Bishop Lee’s lecture at Shaffer Chapel of the African Methodist Episcopal church last evening. The talk titled The Hand of Man emphasized concentrate master mind power to achieve progress and noted gains by the colored race since emancipation. The bishop spoke forcefully on industrial advances and freedom, with listeners’ attention held throughout.
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Lee
Giant National Tennis Tourney At Longwood Club Traps Crowds
Hoston August 7 huge tennis event claims largest turnout in the country with 81 singles entrants and 56 matches completed by nightfall at Longwood Cricket club. By closing time 36 doubles teams had entered for the Eastern championship as entries wrap up and doubles play begins tomorrow.
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Hoston
Longwood Cricket Club
Ous Deg
Future Ball Games Fixed For Afternoon Schedule
At a Commercial League meeting the directors voted to move the remaining schedule to 2:30 in the afternoon beginning Wednesday. Managers favor daylight to ensure proper play before darkness. Tomorrow afternoon Symons vs Adams opens a new series, followed by Bouchers vs Owsley Friday, with a usual Sunday doubleheader.
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Symons
Adams
Bouchers
Owsley
Street Cars To Run To Gardens All Day Long
The management confirmed regular street car service to the gardens all day with ample cars and continued public access despite earlier claims the pleasure grounds would close. Two private parties are planned for the evening, and heavy traffic is expected even with the circus in town.
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Gardens Ines
Shriners Arrive For Afternoon Circus In Butte
Shriners from Montana and beyond gather in Butte for a big afternoon circus at Algeria temple with as many as 200 00 attendees expected. Festivities begin with baby christening, a procession, and stunts staged by novices and nobles, with the Mendelssohn quartet arriving and a busy day planned around Masonic and Finlen hotel headquarters.
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Butte
Mystic Shrine
Ceres
Hutte
Algeria
Finien
Tutte
Finten
Masonic Temple
Star and Crescent
Symons II
Zimmerman
Liberati
Barnum & Bailey
Cimels
Yearcold
Hebe Leggat
J.B Leggat
The
Desert
Hlaing
Denver
Nine Mile House
C. B. Schmidlapp
R. €. Brown
Robert
Slack
Harry D. Marhr
Harry Turner
Dean
Harry. Turner
Booker
Finten Hotel
Elnea
Rez Corder
Mason Temple
Masonie Temple
Deaths and Funerals Record From Local Notices
Obscured obituary notes list Mary Quinlan Shepard of Oregon Avenue and Cecilia O Connor of North Alaska Street with services at 2 PM. Other entries mention infant deaths, families in Ireland and Arizona, and Joseph W Whitford with funeral at his residence. Changes to a card party date are noted. a miner death prompts family details.
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Vines Enepeter Emerysere
Homer Maury Shepard
Mary Quinlan
Oregon Avenue
Cecilia O'Connor
North
Alaska Street
Rev. Williams
Sherman & Reed
West Gannon Street
Joseph W. Whitford
Noted Case to Be Heard by Judge Hodgdon Charged in Lewistown
Special Dispatch reports in Lewistown that the noted case of CG Hodgdon, charged with selling buggies without a county license, will be tried in district court tomorrow. Hodgdon seeks habeas corpus relief previously ruled by Judge Leslie at Great Falls, with appeal to the supreme court after trial. The county seeks $29 in fines and license payments.
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Lewistown
Hodgdon
Lesiie
Great Falls
Supreme Court
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Helena
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Harry Tanner
Charles Amon
Nellie Brennan
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Civil Service Commission
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Ma Weiling
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