Spectator crowds fill grandstand as multiple races thrill
Large crowds witnessed a lively racing card with three favorites in front and a surprising outsider winning decisively. Fleeting Fashion led a tight finish, Medimounted by Taplin delivered the day’s most spectacular drive, and Marigot, Sugar Lump, and Holy River produced a dramatic finish in the sixth race, with Sugar Lump narrowly prevailing.
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Fleeting Fashion
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Marigot
Sugar Lump Ron
Bic
Enaty
Holabird
Bette
King
Lescar
Denmnite
Susan
Eily
Myer
Fendy
Bisteen
Haifa
Toile
Shawnee Fame
Cass Hyo Natna Tag
Frome
Madeline “Musgrave
la Cazadora
Hammera
Onatasen
Guimon
Parbutus
Montgomer
Littleton
Sugar Lam
Sugar Lamp
Mart Fot
Warron
Lew’ Hill
Hoval River
Fast Mile Horses Entered For Butte Hand Cup Race
Rain or shine the Butte Hand Cup features eight of the nation’s fastest mile horses with a $1000 stake. The winner will need to perform sprinting speed and improve on quick time, as top entries include Shawnee and others in this regional event.
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Shawnee
Thoroughbred auction and race notes at large meeting
The mare retained by Owner C. J. Burch drew attention as bleachers near the stretch saw the largest crowd of the meeting with more than 2,000 spectators during the fourth Face. Fleeting Fashion failed to reach reserve, bid up to 600 by C. C. Herskind with Pan Zareta and Mother Ketcham linked to J. F. Newman & Son. Entrants included Lochiel Nimbus and Sponn, 4 Hi, G. Bedwell with Republican and Guaranola, and Denver stable connections.
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F Fate
C. C. Herskind
States tennis tournament delayed by heavy rain
In Seattle on August 1 heavy rains halted all scheduled matches in the state tennis tournament. Courts are too wet to play with postponements likely to push contests to tomorrow across venues including Kansville Milwaukee Indianapolis St Paul Minneapolis Columbus City Kansas City and Leyte.
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Portland Los Angeles game rained out at Portland
Pacific Coast League report notes no game at Portland due to wet grounds. In San Francisco Sacramento game a coast season record was set as Pitch struck out 11. Mundorff powered with a three run homer, boosting San Francisco’s offense as Ret E. saw batteries Panning and Schmidt, Mune sell and Cheek.
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Two Runs Enough In Series As Visitors Take Fourth Game
In Los Angeles on August 18 Mariana managed a hit over 66 innings to spark the visitors to a 4 0 win. The slate lists postponed games at Omaha Topeka St Joseph Sioux City Lincoln Victoria Portland Vancouver and Seattle due to rain or wet grounds. In boxing news Franklin Conley meets Johnny Conlon in a scheduled 20 round bout at Vere hon arena with betting favoring Thomas.
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Johnson Holds White Sox to Scratching Single for Fourteenth Win
Washington, Aug. 16 Walter Johnson held Chicago to one scratch hit as Washington won easily. This made 14 straight wins for Johnson, equaling the American League record held by Chesbro. Johnson and Ainsmith, Wilson and Schalk starred for Washington as New York and Detroit also played. In other games, New York beat Detroit in nine on Zinn’s double and a passed ball. Boston defeated St. Louis. Philadelphia topped Cleveland with timely hits and walks against a passer.
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Klein Defeats Ogden Gang In Tight Mine Ball Game
Aden August 16 Klein again defeated Ogden as Bote edged 2 to 1. Schimpff homered late to avoid a shutout by the Miners. Klein pitched his second start in the series, limiting the Mack men to four hits and eight strikeouts in a cool, fair contest. Butte field notes.
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Bryan loses first game and works in the second
In Helena, Bryan pitched in a double header with the home team taking the first game 7 to 5. He labored through an iron-man effort in the second before being relieved for a pinch hitter in the Helena seventh as nine runs were scored off Maloney in the following inning.
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Great Falls defeats Morgan in rainy seventh inning
In Great Falls on Aug 16 the team pounded Morgan, scoring mainly on two home runs by Bail Lake and a repeat performance by Agencer who hit the first pitch for a home run yesterday. Umpire Carney called the game in the seventhinning.
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Chicago Entrants Lead In William Wrigley Jr Trophy Race
Only two entrants appeared for the first heat of the William Wrigley Jr trophy power boat race. James A Pugh's Disturber NT won the 2 mile course in five laps with a slow time of 1:16:64, followed by Distureer s for Chicago.
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Louis Hill Adopted by Blackfeet Tribe in Montana
Glacier Park Mont Aug 16 Louis W W Hill chairman of the Great Northern railroad board Harvey P. Bittner of Spokane and Charles Griffin of St Paul were adopted into the Blackfeet tribe at St Marie's lake during The Night of Black Tail celebration. The ceremony lasted three hours and was led by Boss Ribs. White men received Indian homes and were added to the tribe's elkskin directory. Hill became Gray Horse Bittner Mountain Chief and Griffin was named Lame Bull.
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English Dandies Embrace Side Whiskers Fashion
English dandies will sport side whiskers as the latest male fashion. The revival of English costumes includes strapped trousers over boots and scented handkerchiefs for youths, signaling a current craze among young men.
Musicians skip Labor Day march over union boycott
Seattle Aug 16 The musicians union refuses to join a boycott of a banned establishment and will not participate in the Labor Day parade unless the ban is dropped. The Central Labor Council warns of a silent parade if musicians do not yield. Anaconda Standard notes a reward for a captured wearer.
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Musicians’ ‘Union
Birth of twins highlighted in mining professor family
Aug 19 report notes twin boys born to Prof. Charles D. Test of the department of mineralogy at the late school of mines. The piece stresses an ancestral twin pattern, mentioning Prof. Test is a twin, Mrs. Test has a twin sister, and his father was born with a brother. The brief ad closes with a standard want ad line.
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