Montana Jockey Club Opens First Race Day
The Montana Jockey Club’s first race at 2 PM features Gay as a participant. Street cars direct to the track while Columbia Garden care will transfer. Admission 91 cents, ladies free. Hugh J. Wilson presides, Lew Frank secretary, Joseph A. Murphy presiding judge, Ralph H. Tozer associate Jadee.
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Columbia Garden Care
Hugh J. Wilson
Lew Frank
Joseph A. Murphy
Ralph H. Tozer
Jadee
Mixed-up on the track injures jockey Meade in Harlem race
Chicago August 12 T Meade light weight stable jockey for Hildreth fell in the first race at Harlem and was taken to Garfield Park sanitarium with possible skull fracture and a broken collar bone. The mishap followed a 1 mile post mix-up as horses tangled and riders sought openings. Other races at Delmar and nearby tracks noted, with multiple winners and times.
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Chicago
T. Meade
Hildreth
Harlem
Garfield Park
Knight
Helgernon
Meade
Lady Cond
Matte
Nickey
Little Nk
Hon’ Mat
Thir
Vorda Kalix Sonn Bright
Lavaiseville Thied
Artena
Jene
Notable state tourist dies at home in paralysis
Aug. 12 reports Albert B. Pahlnen, regarded as the state’s most prominent tourist, died at his home in this city of paralysis aged years. Other scores list cities such as Milwaukee Omaha Peoria Des Moines St Joseph Colorado Springs Kansas City Denver and connections to a village figure.
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Naveas
Milwaukee
Omaha
Peoria
Dee Moines
St. Joseph
Colorado Springs
Asansas City
Dene
Denver
Albert B. PaHlnen
Mackay Horses Sold at Saratoga in Paddock Auctions
Horses in training owned by Clarence H Mackay were sold in the paddock at Saratoga. Ten head fetched a total of 614,400 dollars with prices ranging from 1,000 to 3,300 dollars. Notable lots included His Eminence and Me xican among multiple yearlings and mature racers. The sale followed a track day marked by rain and a subdued crowd, but racing action remained strong with several close finishes and forthcoming matches teased.
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Saratoga
Clarence H Mackay
Wilton, Jr
Lo Waterbury
B.J. H. Healy
WL. Powers
Fi ‘Opera
B.e Wird
George E.rankford
Hanoversie Feel
Din i “Madden
Heno
Henry Youngs Quiver
John ‘Daly
Rosslyn, Co
Taenglagee Lottie Crags
Re van
Cortland
Myrile Harkness
J.B
Dartman
Kendall Dartway
C.P. Pizer
Mirthful Skadl
C. Kilivon
Brunswick
Chs
St Loe
Walter Keyes
Newt Bennington
Bensonhurst
Kament el Serra
Graham
Jon-Ateiay Brarek
Marc Meeafforty
Sation-Siene
Leagues to Consolidate for 12-Club Circuit
Reports from Aug 12 indicate consolidation of the American and three leagues into a 12 club circuit. John T. Brush, National League chairman, and James A. Hart show openness to negotiations. Plans aim to form a combined league named either National American or American National after the season.
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John T. Brush
James A. Hart
National League
Clu Miies
Boston
Nationale American
Briitish
Cuch
Rain Postpones Butte-Herena Game With Doves Welcome
Rain forced the postponement of the Butte-Herena game as fans expected a joyous welcome after the coast trip. Slagle was to pitch at 1 o clock with Zearfong likely returning after an injury. The Butte team, strengthened by fielders and a strong pitching staff, seeks a pennant bid with plans to add a steady pitcher. In El Paso six cattle thieves were captured by Texas rangers at Pasturia, after a months-long wholesale operation in the Panhandle.
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Butte-Herena
Tly
Zearfong
Loskey
Butte
McCloskey
el Paso
Rex
Pans
Pasturia
Nu AM
Texas Rangers
Brighton Beach grand circuit day two pacing card
New York August 12 The second day featured a strong program at Brighton Beach track with bright weather but high wind limiting times. The Abbot’s lame withdrawal canceled the 10000 match with Lord Derby. Prince Alert and Anaconda will race for 5000 to threaten Star Pointer’s world pacing mark. Dan Pateh was slated for Saturday as favorites vie in fast horses and heavy betting.
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New York
Brighton Beach
Abbot
Lord Derby
Prince Alert
Anaconda
Agomi
Star Pointer
Dan Pateh
Direct Hal
Tacoma Tigers Bow To Seattle In Baseball Tilt
Aug 12 Tacoma dispatch reports the Tigers muffed a late inning lead as Seattle rallied to score four runs in the eighth and ninth. McCarthy fanned nine across seven innings, Greenlin won the pole in a sprint with the favorite, and multiple horse heats are noted along with infield mishaps and a close Tacoma loss.
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Sheetal Dispatch
Tacoma
Tigers
Dugdale
McCarthy
Seattle
Zimmerman
Portland Swells Rally In Wild Spokane Tilt
Portland and Spokane played a high scoring opener with Portland taking the lead in the late innings. Key hits by Cumninham and Hart spark a rally as MeLaughlin belts a three bagger in the ninth. Ferris, Donohue, and Kelly contribute in a loose, chaotic ballgame marked by base running miscues and crowd noise.
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Chan Pane
Qquatek
Tay
Ot Harris
Quick
Dui Weel
Haris
Thie
Tiessel
Cumnin Ham
Marvin
Hart
Cecona
Detwel
Tare
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Harris
Totter
Ately
Eisey
Harts Tailleefer
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Hwe
McLaughlin
Aed
Seave Portland
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Rey
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Eae
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Ninh
Portland
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Eivey
Rercis
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Balteeooe
Uleke
Withesk
Bal van Hiyren
Kely
Mel
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