Butte Meeting Ends Next Monday Evening Race Scenes
The Butte meeting winds down next Monday evening with riders returning to California for fall and winter meetings. Officials and horsemen plan to attend county fairs in Montana while many from neighboring states stay for local races. Disputes over judge decisions caused crowd unrest, yet officials upheld rulings and jockey suspensions continue to keep the sport orderly.
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Lnte
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Jockey Standings On Daly Track After Weekend Racks
Eddie Walsh remains the leader in riding records at Daly Track as of Saturday night. The latest percentage table shows Walsh still atop the list with the cluster of top riders close behind, reflecting a tight race for the week’s end standings.
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Eddie Walsh
Slaughter at the baseball game ends in blowout
The Livingston team of Living ston was beaten 18 to 2 by the Montanas in eight innings amid a late afternoon miscue. McLaughlin Rivet batted for the Montanas while Abbott Campbell Hoffman pitched for Livingston. The crowd witnessed a one sided rout as substitutes failed to match the Montanas’ power.
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Butte Bunch
Rabbits Fail to Arrive and Coursing Park Idle
Rabbits ordered from California did not arrive in Butte last Thursday and the coursing park saw no activity yesterday. A large crowd planned to watch the Cousin Jack race horses and an association football game. Promises say rabbits will arrive Sunday and good sport is expected with football featured again.
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Coursing
Jack
Ravens Defeat Walkervilles 9 to 7 in Six Innings
The Ravens baseball team won against Walkervilles by 9 to 7 in a six inning game. Batters Rogan and Brogan for the Ravens and Paddy the Duck Fatty Killey for Walkervilles are noted.
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Big Indians take two from Butte in Spokane series
Spokane wins two games from Butte to cap the series three victories in five. Hoon falters while Melquine shines with five hits. Jensen settled after rough first innings. Key fielding by Indian infield and solid pitching by Killilay shape a low scoring opener and a comeback bid in the nightcap that falls short as Samuels exits with a solid seven innings.
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Butte
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Miners
Lee Samuels
Wikine
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Smith
Donovan
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Shaw
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Gal Snohest
Ueda
Swindells
Hoon
Meyers
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Killilay
Ripley
Drennan
Chicago Wins Two From Philadelphia in League Play
National League action at Chicago, August 11, saw the Cubs beat Philadelphia twice, giving Chicago an even split in a six game series. Howard delivered a decisive triple in the first game, Moran drove in decisive runs in the second. Batteries Brown Wing Jacklitseh Doorn, Pfeister Moran Ritchie Dooin noted in lineups.
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Cincinnati and Brooklyn Split Doubleheader in 7-Inning Second Game
Cincinnati and Brooklyn each won one of the twin bill games played this afternoon. The first game went to Cincinnati after a long battle, while the second game, limited to seven innings by agreement, required extra innings to decide. Batters and pitchers listed include Ewing, Schlet, McIntyre, Bergen, Smith, McLean, Ritter, and others.
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Helena Athletics Beat Great Falls 9 8 in Eleven Innings
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena reports the Helena Athletics defeated the Great Falls ball team in a 9 to 8 eleven inning game. Both pitchers were effective with Gorham Roberts getting the slight edge for Helena. Double plays and sensational catches highlighted the affair.
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Helena Athletics
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Knights of Columbus to Endow Catholic University
Norfolk Va November plans reveal the Knights of Columbus aim to raise half a million dollars for the Catholic University of America endowment. A 40 cent annual per member gift for five years by about 200000 members would fund a 600000 endowment, centralizing Catholic charity and university support nationwide.
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Ranchman Injured After Fall From 30‑Foot Derrick Pole
Twin Bridges Aug 11 J W Hannah and 17 S Rumons run the Owsley ranch. Hannah was seriously injured Thursday when the 30 foot derrick pole he was atop loosened and fell. He struck the pole and survived but suffered a deep scalp wound, internal injuries, a broken hip, and a torn side. He remained unconscious at last report.
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The Algiers Trouble Forces Moroccan Deployment
From Algiers on August 11 the French commander received orders to prepare a battalion of sharpshooters and a section of artillery for rapid dispatch to Morocco, signaling tense regional moves.
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Butte Modern Woodmen Excurtion Reaches Dillon In Style
The annual excursion of the Butte Modern Woodmen of America to Dillon brought several hundred visitors this morning. A special train of seven coaches was loaded with members making the trip from Butte to Dillon.
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Butte
Harriman Discusses Coal Shortage and Car Scarcity
Omaha Aug 11 E H Harriman and two sons attended church at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral during a westward trip on his special train. He gave a lengthy interview noting coal shortages from rising industrial demand, labor limits, and car shortages, while defending railroads from full blame for the problem and urging steady rates amid higher labor and material costs.
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