Highland kennel club hosts special nights for greyhounds
The Highland kennel club announced a three night series during the third week of greyhound racing. Tuesday features Anaconda night with fans, Commercial night follows on Wednesday, and Thursday showcases the American Legion Bow post event. Tickets sold, two silver cups purchased for the owner of the winning dog in the American Legion Cup race, and eight Butte girls will handle the box. Women gain free admission on Tues, Wed, Thu, and Fri, a unique concession in the circuit. Ernest Rhine leads purse winners with six wins, followed by T W Spencer and J H Spencer, Show Me Kennels, and the Mosconi brothers with multiple seconds and thirds. Archie Geer leads trainers with seven wins as track records near by. The track aims to six nights weekly racing despite sirens.
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Highland Kennel Club
American Legion
Butte
Tutte
International Greyhound Racing Association
Ernest Rhine
Hete
T. W. Spencer
J. H. Spencer
Show Me Kennels
Mosconi Brothers
Pete
Gus
Archie Geer
Rhine
We Spencer
Arch ‘de Geer
Jess Bingham
Clarence Baum
Rue. Alexander
J. E. Burtonse
G. Mosconi
Lee Bryant
Jest Levick
Hi. Geertzenase
KK Parrott
Hardiers
Barford
Dexa
Marshal's Faibbon
Billy McGraw
Marshal's
Reckless Tuck
Bill
Hardie
Rags
Rage
Mallory and Ryan Favorites for US Tennis Title
Forest Hills reports that Elizabeth Ryan and Mrs Molla E Mallory are favored to reach the finals of the women's national tennis championship as Helen Wills withdraws for the year after a hard season. Other top contenders include Miss Mary K Browne Miss Eleanor Chapin and Miss Penelope Anderson. Mallory defeated Browne 6 3 4 6 3 in Rye match.
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Pii Forest Hills
Wom
Helen Wills
Elizabeth Ryan
Molla E. Mallory
Europe
Suzanne Lengren
The
Riviera
Paris
America
Miss Ryan
Mallory
Mary K. Browne
Eleanor Charlotte Hosemer Chapin
Penelope Anderson
Rye
Molla B. Mallory
New York
Santa Monica
Cala
Tennle
Jack Bill's Coastward Trip Amid Big League Hopes
Outfielder Jack Bill of Montana Powers in the Mines league during 1924 and 1925 visited friends in Oak while en route to his home. Playing for the Power team in Great Falls he belongs to the North Montana Circuit and aims to finish studies at St Mary’s college. He has drawn offers from major leagues and may join the Pittsburgh club after college.
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Jack Bill
Montana Powers
Oak
Jack
Great Falls
Montana
St. Mary's College
Bin
Roving Dog Racing Entries and Likely Winners
Tonight's entries list multiple dog races with numbered dogs and handlers. Probable winners are King Jigs in the Fifth or Kentucky Rose and Troublesome Jimmy in the Third, with Modern Steam and Sad Sam among likely contenders in other heats.
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Pat O'Toole
David Crimple
Edith Ridge
Cierk
Texas Ranger
Sliver Cannon
Iteen Tourse
Paddy Moran
Watch Out
Zips Lay
Humming Bind T
Lucky
Park Patrol
Futurity
Troublesome Jimmy
Comrade George
Dick Cashmere
Cal Walker
Rocker Coin
Chris Walker
Barford
Pinky Herr
Bird
James Fortune
Modern Steam
Cap Warne
Buddy
Silver Tip
Biil
Recklem ‘Buck
Robin
Tangara
Tiger Bill
Thomley
Figuth
Cherdup
Ile
Casey Jones
Golden Nugget
Cimaroon
Pat
Sad Sam
Dack I
Ben” Me
Gowan
du Wa Jack
Rough
Groundog
Tetae Ranger
Helen Teaiee
Jimmy
Cat Walker
Acting
Landen Park
King Jigs
Outlet
Entucky Rose
Billy McGrew
Lost Chord
BMS
Cimarcon
du Wa
King
New P'S Uy
Dempsey Croe Near Showdown Over Tunney License
New York August 15 The Associated Press reports Dempsey's boxing license bid to face Gene Tunney on September 16 is due before the New York boxing authorities tomorrow. The Walker Law divides control between the commission and the license committee, with Dempsey's status hanging on a tabled application as both sides edge toward a decision amid public interest.
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Associated Press
New York
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
George E. Brower
Haw
Dempsey
House
Phelan
Helals
Saratoga Springs
Film Plant Razed in Century Film Fire
Fire swept the Century Film corporation plant in Hollywood California today causing about 400000 in damage. The wooden structure burned fiercely and multiple fire stations fought the blaze with ice-fighting apparatus from nearby stations. Explosions, likely from laboratory chemicals, rocked the scene as burning film and embers caused nearby homes to catch fire including a small cottage.
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Hollywood
Cal
Century Film Corporation
Los Angeles
Diamond Classic 15 on South Side Tonight
Diamond Classic 15 scheduled on the South Side this evening promises a bloodless yet tense affair between married men of State Street and Floral Boulevard at Stoecker field Amherst Street. The game starts at 6 o clock and may extend beyond seven innings with Walt Aiken pitching for State Street Terriers and Bri k Coughlin behind the mitt for Boulevard A.C. Stoecker will umpire as players endure the long battle under Rev Lester Bents calling balls.
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State Street
Floral Boulevard
Lester Bents
Stoecker Field
Amherst Street
Walt Aiken
Brik Coughlin
Rooney Leads Butte Amateur League Meeting at Y M C A
President Ting Rooney of the Butte Amateur Baseball League convened a meeting of the commission and managers from the 10 teams Monday at 8 pm at the Y. The gathering aimed to address methods to award trophies to the champion Marquette.
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