Buttes Rally For Revenge In Hot Columbia Gardens Game
Buttes upset by beating the Indian Braves 11 to 8 in a tense high heat day at Columbia Gardens. Meintyre sparkled with stellar catches, Ferris and Toren led key hits and steals, and Baxter homered twice as Moose and Toren drove runs in a back and forth battle that showcased timely squeezes and base running. Spokane visitors ferried by President Forsythe and Dorey watched as Butte gained revenge on a tough foe with many players contributing.
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Columbia Gardens
George Forsythe
Matiagéi F. J. Dorey
Spokane
Bulle Aoners
Roy Toren
George Ferrie
Butte
Meintyre
Tare
Torvir
Inter
Baxter
Moose
Harry Rush
Malehole
Rush
McIntyre
Mr Kane
Caritain Ferris
Big Moose
Milcholz
Pitchur
Toren
Altman
Lrayette
Machats
Rune
Ciphers
Rowin
Texas
Torma
Ford
Rv Wove H
Pcrane AB
Meftune
Rowan
Aenneee
Gimlin
Snipes
Val Ferris
Rigain
Altmano
Art
Hrugetle
Sis
Eh Machalz
Serene Serra
Spokade
Snerifica
Herwle
Alden
Herwi
Ithy
Bure
Toren Parr
Macholz
Firat
Ebute
Lett
Ascs
Bulte
Har Ani
Walton
Standing of the clubs update from Peoria event
In Peoria Illinois a 2:03 timing featured Dean facing a timely challenge. Brancho drove an improvised attack against Snedey as Snedey and his kin faced pressure in the second half. The fragmentary report notes a brisk second period and evolving standings.
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Peoria
Dean
Mijnuce Fink
Brancho
Sweet Marie sets world trotting record at Grand Circuit meet
At Poughkeepsie on August 16 1900 Sweet Marie won the 2:01% trot heat to establish a world record for trotting miles. The field was small and she drove the pace alone to the mark aided by Alla McDonald. Other heats featured Mel Hack and Direct Jee among several contenders with varying purses and placements.
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Poughkeepsle
Sweet Marie
Jon Dillon
Alla McDonald
rAdvancer
Mel Hack
Ehase Hat Morone
Ey Inch
Mack Hack
DK Horone
Elmilagro
Exalted
Grattan Bells
Acvathcer
Aim Direct
Mori
Charile 'T
Frank
Wilson Addington
Sim
Hidalgo
Tuswell Boy
Dr Wrajichs
Sweet Marle
Wentworth
Turley
Snyder Ma
Gregor
Moore
Ria
D. B. Hatlon
Tera
Races Across Saratoga and Seattle Meadows Highlights
Results include six furlongs where J D Core on Killatoc led a 1 12 35 time, and Yama Christy won the steeplechase. Norfolk and Content claimed wins in other events as Athlete and Flourish topped six furlongs in Seattle and Meadows cards with times around 1 44 to 2 00.
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Saratoga
N.Y
J. D. Core
Killatoc
Asture
Yama Christy
Camppail
Commend
Norfolk
Rie S Jboy
Laeine
Entree
Ginette
California King
Tipping
The
Lia
Aix
Re On
Ting
Seattle
the Meadows
Holly Berry
Ripper
Waterspott
Instrument
Urbano Secon
Virginia Boy
Menden
Convent Delle
Mrs. Matchead
F.urth
Beachwond
Troy Watson
Invatce
Iras
Allopath
Flourish
Pearl Waters
Viona
Brooklyn Beats Chicago With Rallies Amid Errors
In a National League game, Strick produced the first and third inning sparks, followed by hits that put Chicago ahead before Brooklyn rallied. Four more runs came in the fourth and seventh, aided by errors, with Crooklyn tallying on two singles and a wild pitch. Names Hatterton Plainter Kilagy Siricklett Dergen Umplees yan Carpenter appear in a garbled roster.
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Iy Strick
Icon
Chicago
Brooklyn
Crooklyn
Beore
R. HL
Chileno
BC Brooklyn
Hatterton—Plainter
Kilagy Siricklett Und Dergen
Yan and
Carpenter
Louis, Bi Louie, Ave. 16 New York doubleheader recap
In a disjointed report from a New York doubleheader against St Louis, Piret led the batting for Bt Louis, while Wagner and Denton made key catches for New York. Batteries featured Thompson and Marshall for Bt Louis and Krages and Noonan for New York, with umpires Conway and Jahnstarne.
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Bi Louie
New York
Noth Culls
Bt. Luils
Piret Gamne
Bt. Louie
Bi Thompson
Ww. Marshall
Amer
Ferguson
Maulnnity
Bresnahan
Winpite
O' Day
A. i
Louis
Setocerecrene TV
RC Batteritt
Kragés
Noonan
Metin- Mty
Howennia
Umphaco Day
Pittsburg
Boston
Ujird
Wagner
Grain
Howard
Denton
Beare
RM. B
Pamshape Vorverere
St Louis Tops Washington in Early League Play
In Washington on Aug 10 St Louis faced the Senators with strong pitching by Slade and Hickey and solid fielding. Altizer and Stenn supplied key moments while Smith and Warner paired on the mound. The game featured timely hits and steady defense as St Louis edged Washington 1 to 0.
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Washington
St. Louis
Washington Tenn
Glade
Altizer
Stenn
Washington St. Louis
Smith
Warner Slade
Hickey
Baseball News From A Battered Night of Play
A rough game features Tannehill misthrows and three runs for the locals as Boston’s Lou Criger is set to debut tomorrow. Chicago beats Boston while New York, Detroit, Cleveland and Philadelphia show varied results. Altman falters with weak throws, and McIntyre Crawford hits spark a late rally. Labor Day lore includes Tacoma season wrap and a Labor Day double header schedule with a drill contest and an 11 a.m. start.
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Bulto
Tacoma
Wil
Portland Wins Ninth Inning Rally In A.Pacific Coast League
In Portland Aug 16 game Portland capitalized on a ninth inning rally to defeat Los Angeles. The details mention Tull Eager and a passing ball near the grand stand, with McLean and Grahm connected to the action. The report references Vickers for Seattle and a late homer in a separate Seattle versus San Francisco contest on Aug 18.
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Portland
San Francisco - Los AL
Amecich
Seattle
Oakland
R. HE
Bol Dakland Steer
McLean
Grahm
Los Angeles
Tresno
M McGregor Mire -Perrine
Idland
San Francisco
Rube Vickers
San Francisco Sr
S. View
Ladies Day At The Ball Park Notes
Notes from a baseball day highlighting ladies admitted to stands, a 2 o clock start, Butte pitcher Hoon and Rist as catcher, and a postponed Butte Spokane game set for Anaconda Common Tuesday. Umpire Mahaffey absent. Tom Walton available. bookkeeping on decisions and field actions described.
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Ball Park
Hoon
Butte
Rist
Shokane
Butta
Spokane
Anaconda
Helena
Maine
Mahaffey
Tom Walton
Coast League
Lucas
Hunt
Walton
New Sport in Vogue Racing to Silver Bow
In Butte a popular endurance stunt draws crowds at Gills cigar store. Joe Mane, 17, beat Reynolds time from Park and Main to Silver Bow brewery in 43 minutes 41 seconds, winning over $200 in bets. Reynolds and HR Whipps wagered against Mane.期待 Bill Grem plans a similar challenge race with a 40 minute goal for Lee Winters, with no takers yet.
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Gills’ Cigar Store
Jimmy" Reynolds
Park
Butte
Silver Bow
Joe Mane
World Messenger Boy
Reynolds
P. H. McCarty
Whipps
Mune
W. B. Grem
Bill
Jimmy Reynolds
J. R. Nichols
Lee Winsters
Mane
Winters
Hiss Becker
Butte Tennis Tournament Nears City Final
The second Butte tennis tourney is near the semi finals with many hard fast matches. Karsted faces West in the next round while Mosher waits the winner to earn a shot at McLaughlin for the city title.
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Butte Toca
Luse
Karsted
West
Mosher
McLaughlin
Langty
Jack McLeod
Crippled Gansmen and Behr Seize Advances in Races
Bourne End reports G.3 Glass sprained knee and may miss the Cambridge race. J Richardson suffers acute indigestion but aims to return Monday. Behr wins a Meadonbrook club corral and earns a spot to face Larned for the avals cup, defeating Dewhurst and Wright in a series of matches.
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Bourne End
Enghend
Harvard
G.3
Glass
Cambridge
J Richardson
Southampton
Karl Behr
Meadonbrook
William A. Larned
Behr
Dewhurst
Larned
Reais C. Wright
Walicninghampion
Campbell Natives Texas Nominate Campbell for Governor
Dallas native Thomas Me Campbell, of Husk Texas and former general manager of the International and Great Northern railway, wins the Democratic convention nomination for Texas governor on the second ballot after a lengthy session. Colquitt withdraws. Bell backs Campbell. crowd cheers as “The Campbells are Coming” plays.
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Dallas
Tex
Gie -Thomas Me
Campbell
Husk
Hogg
Texas
International & Great Northern Railway
Judge Brooks
Campbells
Increase Capital Stack Chicago Northwestern Railroad Stock Vote
Stockholders and young landholders of the Chicago Northwestern Railroad Company meet in New York on August to consider a proposal to raise the capital stock from 100000000 to 2007000000. The plan aims to fund expansion and improve assets, with fields detailing the voting outcome and next steps.
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New York
Aug
Chicago Northwestern Railroad Company
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