Fredericks to Fight Heywood at Tivoli Lewistown
Kid Fred ericks signs to meet Jim Heywood at 133 pounds in Tivoli theater Lewistown on Aug 25 with 75 to 25 purse split. Heywood has two defeats in 78 and has drawn with Kearns Belfield Walcott and Griffo. Negotiations include potential September fights with Doc Flynn or Kid Foley in Lewistown and Buffalo plans after the fair.
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Tivoli
Lewistown
Heywood
Tim Kearns
Belfield
Walcott
Black Griffo
Fredericks
Albert Martena
Kendall
Labor Day
Charles D. Fredericks
Doc” Flynn
Kid" Foley
Buffalo
N. Y
Tammany Athletic Club
Boston
McFadden
Donnie Dune
Boxers Albert Martini Jim Howard to Face Kid Fredericks
Albert Martini of St Paul and Jim Howard of New York arrived in Lewistown and will train for bouts with Kid Fredericks. Howard battles on Aug 25 and Martini on Sept 3 with a possible Labor Day fleet pull off at Gilt Edge for the celebrations.
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St. Paul
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New York
Kid” Fredericks
Howard
Martini
Ter
Gilt Edge
Winners in the Race Course at Saratoga August First Race
Saratoga N Y August 13 First race seven furlongs Hermis won Mollie Crane second Rigodon third Time 1 28 2 5 Second race five and a half furlongs Wizard won Granda second Hocco third Thine 1 10 Third race mile Yardarm won Bad News second Payne third Time 1 42 3 5 Fourth race mile Amsterdam Virgin Soll won Eis ie L second Tam o Shanter third Time 1 42 Fifth race six furlongs Wotan won Toledo second Long Shot third Time 1 4 Sixth race mile and a sixteenth on turf Flying Ship won Stamping Ground second Carbuncle third Time 150
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Prince of Pleasure
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Bad News
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Tam O Shanter
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Toledo
Long Shot
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Harlem summary of early Chicago race day results
Six furlongs Outwai wins first race with Away Right second and Our Chap third. Bardolph takes six and a half furlongs second in Incubator and Hudson. Proviso selling stakes saw Nannie Hodges prevail over Fulto and Father Tallent in five and a half furlongs. Mellee wins six and a half furlongs with English Lad second and Callant third. C BR Campbell wins the mile with Bard of Avon second and Babb third. Christine A. wins the mile with Miracle II second and Full Back third. Time records listed for each race.
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Our Chap
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Incubator
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Mellee
Callant
C. BR
Campbell
Bard of Avon
Babb
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Miracle II
Kinloch Park Race Results at Ben Adkins Wins Five Rounds
In Kinloch park at St Louis on August 13, Ben Adkins won the Viret race over five and one half furlongs in 1 11 with Magnolia second and Milkirk third. Budweiser took six furlongs in the selling race with Mallory second and Timo third in 1 184. Exapo led the mile and 70 yards selling event with Walt second and Ber Yemp stead third in 1 53. Jordan won the mile and one sixteenth handicap with Toby Tosa second and Eva G. third in 1 54. Alfie captured the five furlongs purse with Sweet Dream second and Doeskin third in 1 34. Nearest won the mile and one eighth selling race with South Breeze second and Menace third in 2 00.
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Weights and Entries for Today’s Chicago Races
The card lists weights for today’s races at Chicago. In the opening event over three quarters of a mile under selling terms Never Fret carries 111 and Sweet Tooth 107. Other weights include Balm of Gilead 107 Dr Jarnsey 107 Angelo 102 Ocean Dream 101 and Will Shelley 98.
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Dodo
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Results of Play Tennis Tournament at Meadow Club
William A. Larned and H L Doherty reached the singles final. Doherty and his brother won the doubles final after a hard match. Other singles and doubles rounds completed include Larned Clothier and the Huntington pair advancing.
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Eleven Year Old Boy Suicide in Canada
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Havre reports 11 year old John Hester the son of ranchman William Hester living across the dary line in Assiniboia Canada died by his own hand yesterday He reportedly placed the muzzle of a 30 30 rifle to his chin and pulled the trigger with his foot The bullet entered below the chin and exited the top of the head The body was found in his room and the position suggested the act was intentional
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WINKERS AND LOSERS Helena Spokane Seattle
Unclear OCR fragment lists cities Helena Spokane Seattle and San Francisco with numbers 55 and 25. No coherent event or identities clearly readable.
Miners Rally In Sloppy PNL Showdown At Salt Lake City
Wild pitching by Quick and timely hitting from Butte spark a chaotic PNL game. Donohue shines with bat and baserunning as umpire calls draw ire from Huston crowd.
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Quick
Miners
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Seattle Victory With Strong Batting Sparked by Hurley
Seattle won decisively as Hickey avoided hits today and Treadway’s missed two base runners hurt Los Angeles. Hurley stood out with a pair of doubles and two singles in five at bats, while the lineup included Johnson and Hildebrand.
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Ile
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Loucks Dominates San Francisco in Low-Scoring Tilt
Tacoma report says Loucks pitched superbly as San Francisco managed only six infield balls all game. Stovall yielded nine hits in three innings before settling in, while Grendon at third base stood out defensively. One walk issued by either pitcher and no pitcher hits marked the day.
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Louck
San Francisco
Zearfoss
Stovall
Tigers
Grendon
Pittsburg Beats Brooklyn as Schmidt Slips in Sloppy Tilt
National League action shows Pittsburgh defeating Brooklyn aided by Schmidt wildness before replacement by Dorsche in the seventh. Hitting highlights include Phillips and Phelps for Pittsburgh and defensive plays in the Boston test with Chance making a spectacular one handed catch. New York took a doubleheader with Mathewson pitching well and Murphy finishing the second game.
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Pitchers duel as Dineen outduels in tight opener
Detroit struggled at the plate with eight runs and Gibson wild in the first game while Winters showed fl int control. The box scores list batteries Kinon and Buelow for Detroit with Gibson Winters Criger and J Stahl in the field.
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Starr
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es—Muilin
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Eubtbenténa Sabbeiasondeee van Sre Eiscbdks
Nike Indeedides Solacea Batteries
Kinon
Buelow
J. Stahl
Cleveland Takes Double from New York in Twin Bill
Cleveland climbed to third place by winning two games from New York. Moore and Joss puzzled the visitors in the second game while Deering was knocked out early. Howell pitched well until the eighth, with Cleveland scoring four hits and three runs. Batteries were Moore and Abbott in the first, Joss and Abbott in the second, with Deering and Howell also noted.
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Brown
Murphy
Currie
A. Louis
Bowerman
O Neil
R. H
Cleveland
Moore
Joss
Wile Deering
Howell
Roores
Orst
H. E. Cuavoiore
Ieceio
Abbott
Tannehill
Connor
Pacific Coast League Update From San Francisco
At San Francisco on August 13 the Pacific Coast League report notes incomplete and garbled text with unclear score details and missing names making the exact outcome difficult to determine.
Philadelphia Wins Chicago Tilt with Fourth Inning Rally
In Chicago on August 13 Philadelphia defeated Chicago after scoring three runs in the fourth inning on a single, a triple, and an error by Green. Final score shows Philadelphia ahead 5 to 3 with Whipee and Slattery pitching and Bender and Powers catching.
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Philadelphia
Green
Slattery
Bender
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Detroit and Boston split doubleheader tie
Detroit and Boston played a double-header with both games ending in ties. Each team managed timely hitting and solid pitching, leaving the standings unchanged as the schedule moves forward.
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Boston
Golfing Honors Even Between English and American Teams
In Manchester Massachusetts on August 13 the contest over the Essex links ended even between English and American teams. The Oxford and Cambridge challenge provided a balanced result in this round of play.
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Oxford
Cambridge
Local Team Edges All Massachusetts in Morning Four Ball
The team won the morning four ball 3 to 2 against the All-Massachusetts aggregation, then lost the afternoon two-ball 6 to 5. The day ended with the overall score tied at the end of play.
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Chance
Boore
R. H. BE
Weimer
Kling
Willis End Moran
Red Lodge School Votes Tuition for Non-Residents
Red Lodge Montana officials approve foreign tuition for non-resident pupils. High school three dollars monthly, grammar two fifty, primary two, payable three months in advance. Transfers from other districts credit toward tuition. Martha Dilworth elected to fill vacancy. Alice Concannon declined post. Building upgrades include calcimining, repainting, and sewer connections.
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Martha Dilworth
Ida Brashear
Missoula
Alice Concannon
Kirksville
Hearst Endorsement Discussed by Building Trades Council
In Denver on August 13 the National Building Trades council debated endorsing William R. Hearst of New York for U S president. After lengthy discussion the resolutions committee was instructed to report at 10:30 tomorrow morning and endorsement was set as a special order of business.
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National Building Trades Council
William R. Hearst
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United States
Disagreement Feared in Jett White Case
Cynthiana Kentucky August 13 Judge Fryer delivered the closing argument urging jurors to convict if the defendants were released. The jury retired for the night and a disagreement was expected.
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Jett and White
Fryer
Commonwealth
Creditors Testify in Humbert Case
Paris reports the Humbert trial proceeding with provincial creditors testifying to loans totaling many millions of francs. Their statements supported Mme Therese Humbert's account of the Crawford inheritance and her story.
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Neil Defeats Forbes in Bantamweight World Title Fight
Frankie Neil of San Francisco wins the bantamweight world title by stopping Harry Forbes in the second round at Yosemite club event. Weighing 116 pounds both fighters met amid strong local support with Forbes initially favored. Referee Graney ruled a foul attempt disputed earlier. Regan of St Louis issued a postfight challenge to the victor.
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Frankie Neil
Harry Forbes
Forbes
Neil
Graney
Net
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Irish Land Bill Nearing Royal Assent
London August 13 The house of Lords agreed to the Irish land bill in its final Commons form with two minor Lords’ amendments remaining. The bill now awaits royal assent to become law.
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London
House of Lords
House of Commons
Lords
Plot to murder Dominican president revealed
Dispatches from San Domingo report a plot to kill Gen. Alejandro Wos y Gil, the Dominican Republic president, has been uncovered and many arrests have been made.
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San Domingo
Alejandro Wos Y Gil
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