War at Race Track Continues With Fast Bidding and Wins
At the race track the rival stables push up bets as Finn and Dent vie for winners. Catrietie leads the opener, bid to 300 dollars, then Vinton tops the next race for Finn at 905, with Arrowmaker and St. Sintcus also delivering strong showings in a tight program. Ralph Young wins the final dash, while Seventy-six events unfold with close finishes and pacing drama, including Such gods ones, Sea Air, and Ruslling Sik among the notable contenders.
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Stahins
W. W. Finn
J.B. Dent
Catrietie
Dunn
Pingie
Finn
Vinton
Sea Air
Etap
Ruslling Sik
Jing
Dunn Wildgalt
Foxy Britt to Meet Joe Gans in California Showdowns
San Francisco dispatch reports James Edward Britt poised to fight Jormans heavyweight titleholder and a potential bout with Joe Gans. Other boxing tidbits include Hyland v Murphy likely in September and Burns delaying return to focus on theater work.
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Jormans
Edward Britt
San Francisco
Jorma
Britt
James Edward
Bally
Auere
Gans
Lise
Tethia
America
Tommy Burns
Chitmaint
Ile
Mande
Mike Schreck
Cincinnati
Burns
George Memsic
Jimny Burns
Joe Gans
Los Angeles
Hoorooos Rally Past Bandits In Open Exhibition
A readable account of a baseball game where Roosevelt’s team, the SmooMis, defeated the league leaders with a strong pitching performance by Bell and solid hitting. Notable moments include a three-base hit by Starkell, a disputed call on a pitch, and late innings scoring that sealed the victory. The umpire Kirby Rennan worked the seventh inning, and Roosevlt’s club showed strength on the mound and at the plate as they pulled away in the later frames.
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SmooMis
Eam
League
Theone
Lorals
Delon bin Pigitt
Sampl
Teddy
Roosevelt
Black Cats
Blige Ueyve Lecav
Starkell
Aven Rouge
Kirby Rennan
Bell
Starke
Lark
Butte
Veilinga
Interfuuscholdar
Adame! Atin
Wis
Sineeze Enaurh
Anderson
Ina Tine
Fer
Baseball game report with errors and umpire note
Fragmented box score style text details a baseball game with multiple misspellings and unclear names. Mentions Moyern, Roosevelt, Irby, and Aberinen among players, plus an umpire named Werth. Time noted as one hour and zero minutes with attendance unclear.
International Regatta Opens at the Exposition
Norfolk Va August 1 The annual International regatta opens with top rowers from America and Europe competing events run through the week Trials Friday finals Saturday straightaway races measure a mile and a quarter Jamestown Exposition management provides a breakwater course laid in Willoughby Bay crews to wear city coats of arms on jerseys seven events including single and double sculls and four and eight pared shellsentral action primes spectators to expect a major U S regatta on par with Philadelphia’s recent event
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Norfolk
America
Europe
Jamestaven Exposition
Wileloughby Bay
Thiadelphia
United States
Pik Grmvme
Race for Ascot Cup to be run today in Newport
Historic race coverage from Newport as the Ascot Cup event nears Friday races. Roosevelt plans not to attend. British royal support and King Edward VII inscriptions feature on the royal trophy presented to the New York Yacht Club.
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Newport
Loatto & Tun Lo Mineyard Haven
New York
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Euwait
Koldamith
Great Britain
Edward VII
Winnie Yaont Agen
Ehch & Culivble
New York Yacht Club
Juier
Amurna
Dirly
Amphediy
King Bawerd
Dertinate
Nyfy
Royal Yacht
Aquadron
England
Oly Otts
Coon in Henhouse Mistaken for Thief
A North Jones Street henhouse at Hanek Haven sees a coon mistaken for a thief when two officers arrive by phone and confront the crouching animal. The creature brandished its teeth and claws, causing the men to fire. the animal is a 30 pound coon from a Fisher chumme. Three hens and a duck were scattered or injured in the incident as workers at the Commercial Bank on Hamilton Street are mentioned.
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Hanek Haven
Ste. Ave
Jlones Street
Making Ui Ti S Without Straw
In Great Falls the Tribune laments a lack of Associated Press and telegraph news due to a strike by telegraph operators seeking higher pay. The piece compares the staffing problem to bricks without straw and notes the paper relies on the Grapevine telegraph for content.
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Great Falls
Associated Press
Tnlegraph
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