Tiverton Triumphs In Free-for-All Trot At Kenilworth Park
Tiverton wins the three-heat free-for-all pace at Kenilworth Park with 2:14 pace and 2:05 and 2:06 inner heats, Maud Keswick takes three straight in 2:11 2:10 2:08, Thornes Boy wins the 2:15 trot in three heats, Thompson adds thrills as large crowd enjoys the meet.
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Buffalo
McKinney
Tiverton
Readville
Kenilworth Park
Ager
Maud Keswick
Inter Ocean
Boris Hi
Bertha W. Regina
Tommie Burns
Thorneyboy
Joe 'S
Jim Fenton
Harry
Baseball players pay respect to law
In St Louis on August 10 wagers on innings of games are forbidden as Vice President Stanley Robison of the St Louis National League club posts notices at the baseball park. Management pledges to enforce the Missouri anti betting law strictly in the stands.
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Missouri
Stanley Robison
St. Louis
Boston and Detroit split doubleheader amid poor hitting
In Boston the Rab or Rag ing and sac it Ke son struggled at the plate as Detroit edged Boston in the opener with Killian and Warner on the mound. The second game saw Tannehill and Criger hold the Tigers to few runs as Boston produced limited offense. Attendance figures reflect a muted crowd.
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Keson
Detroit
Killian
Warner
Young and Criger
Tannehill
Cri
Dail
National League Results From Cincinnati and St Louis
National League action in Cincinnati and St Louis with Philadelphia's 2 1 win over Chicago and New York's defeat in a 3 4 Brooklyn setback. Ewing Schiei Nichols Abbott. attendance about 11 000. In St Louis Brooklyn misplayed nine errors as McIntyre Ritter beat them 3 4 with Taylor Leahy on the mound. Rostow's rough day for Pittsburgh capped by limited hits.
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New York Americans
Remi
Sti
Austin Te Batteries
Cheshro
Newton
Kletnow
Smith
McFarland
Chicago
Strang
Secant
Reusbach
Kling
Matthewson
Bowerman
O'Day
Louis
St. Louis
Brooklyn
McIntyre
St Louis
Taylor
Leahy
Ritter
Bausewine
Pacific Coast League pitchers duel ends in late drama
In San Francisco on Aug 19 Tacoma edged Oakland 2-1 in a pitching duel. Oakland tied the score in the ninth on a two-base hit by Kruger and a wild throw by Sheehan. The winning run came in the tenth on a Casey single followed by a Tony fly to left off Dove. Umpires McDowald and Bray.
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San Francisco
Tacoma
Oakland
Kruger
Sheehan
Casey
Tony
Hy Dove
RE. Kine
Portland Defeats Baum In Seven Inning Contested Game
Aug W-Wortland led Portland to a 3rd win of the week against Baum with a strong showing early before Garvin faltered in the seventh. McLean starred with three hits including a triple in four at bats while Baum hit a homer. Eager, Jones and Boone also contributed as Baum, Angelen and Angelen faced heavy hitting. Umpire Dave officiated.
Lucas in His Little Corner and That’s All
The Pacific Coast League considers keeping Lucas in the Northwest league, rejecting a reorganization of the old league. Portland leaders urge stability to avoid upsetting Lucas and Northern clubs, while Frisco and Los Angeles loom as strong bases against smaller cities like Butte and Helena.
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Pacific Coast League
Saat Company
Little Northwest League
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San Francisco Bulletin
Portland
Baseball World
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Bert
Lucas
Litornia
Pacifiae
Hortiiera
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Wwe
Ies
San Francisco
Butte
Helena
California
Frisco
Los Angeles
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Greater Northwest bowling title claimed by Busch in Portland
Montana star George H. Busch, ex Butte and former Montana tennis champion, won the Northwest bowling championship in Portland before returning to San Francisco. The piece notes ongoing Western Bowling Congress deliberations on next host city and a few roster moves, with Lou Runkle and others shifting clubs. It also covers boxing rumors, mining earnings for Frank Slavin, and scouting praise for Hal Chase as a top fielder.
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Butte
Montana
Northwest
Portland
San Francisco
Rank Mitchell
California
Busch
West
Western Bowling Congress
A. L. Jenkins
Seattle
Congress
Sensational golf on the Chicago links in afternoon play
Chicago golf fans watched a dramatic session with W J Travis regaining form to defeat Dr Tredericks of OM City by 2 up. Second round results saw Travis beat Fredericks 2 up and 1 to play, Sawyer over Martin 4 up, White over Takum Jr 3 up, Herrschott over Potter 4 up, Byers over Carr up 2, and several close matches including Byers over Campbell 2 up.
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F Herrschott
O. W. Potter
M. ©. Kagan
E. M. Byers
Hugh Campbell
HM. Weber
Harold Bend
Hetes Chandller Kean
Dro
Carn
Philadelphia
Standings and Sales Pitch Fragments From Butte Ads
The clumsy clipping notes standings for the American League and a humorous prompt about Atlas meat beer, referencing a first‑day sale and a sales pitch. It mentions The Corner at Main and Broadway, a set of six quadruple silverplated teaspoons for $1, and Itkin's diamond barber at 5 North Main Street.
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Butte
Dawa
Main
Broadway
Itkin
North Main Street
Fancy pool exhibition at Thornton alleys tonight
An exhibition of fancy pool playing is set for Thornton alleys this evening. George Kirkland, accused of taking money in championship games, will perform in a matched event with Charles Thompson.
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Thornton Alleys
George Kirkland
Kirkland
Charles’ Thompson
Sinner of the Tournament At The Bue
Fragmentary text notes a pool tournament in progress at the venue Bue with mentions of a win and players showcasing shots known to the science of pool implying a display of skill during an evening event.
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Bue
Mort Dimenti
Dusty roads mark first dusty stretch of season
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Miles City notes roads have become dusty for the first time this season, slowing drivers. Rain totaled nearly seven inches across June and July, with July heat reaching 28 degrees, the warmest thus far this year. Funeral notices and local council changes appear in the dispatches from nearby towns.
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John McGivern
Anaconda Road
St. Mary's Church
O'Mears
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