Unusual Race Night Sparks Wild Odds at Butte Greyhounds
Scattered play at the Highland Park races drew a packed crowd for Anaconda night. Get Along Quick paid a record $105.60 to place after running second to Dandy Rhine in the opener. Flutty Raffles led a Butte-owned sweep in race two, and Ben McGawn pressed Outlet in the damp conditions. The seventh race puzzled bettors as owners and public split on favorites. The program honored Commercial Day and the Masons, with future events tied to the state convention and American Legion.
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Althogh
Dandy Rhine
Flutty Raffles
W. A. Clark III
Highland Park
Dea
Tencare
Ben McGawn
Husky Whisper T
Ben
Bromley
Jittie John
Billy Linnen
Shimvelt
Glory
Glory'x Liucky ‘Oy
Kentucky Tose
Peter Pan
Rose
Peter Ban
Una
Masons
Ikra
Thoroughbred Racing Card Describes Multiple Races and Entrants
The page lists first through eighth races with numerous entrants and odds. Notable horses include D on the Second, Lady McGrew, Irish Tad, August Belle, and Actor Thiet Mace. Results mention a probable winner Actor Thiet Mace and a Spring Field swoop, with track conditions noted as heavy and pursues showing antes and payouts such as 8.00 to 1.20.
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Don
Lady McGrew
David Crimpie
Hobby Direct
Ivish
Dandy Rhine
Milf
Irish Tad
August Belle
Faster Cannon
de Cannon
Watah Omit
Sam Hunt
Tare Juggler
Jack Howard
Rach
Jammi Paddy Moran
Dirk
Veterans Lead In Net Matches In National Championship
The report notes Helen Wills as a strong favorite in the second round of the national championship with veteran Nomen players among top contenders. Miss Anderson survives a tough three set match against ex Traver champion Mrs Cole, while other seeded players advance. The piece also mentions George W. Wightman and traffic figures for Swiss Federal railways.
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Helen Wills
Alfred J. Chapin
Martha Bayard
Miss Anderson
Mra. Hi
Cole
Boston
George W. Wightman
Hagel
Their Names Are Cleared In Pittsburg Bench Scandal
President Heydler presided over NL hearings concluding the three players did not attempt to disrupt the Pittsburg club while seeking to oust from the 19 players' bench Fred Clarke. Club officers’ dismissal of the trio was upheld.
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John Heydler
National League
Pittsburg
Fred Clarke
Heydier
Pacific Coast League Battery Lineups and Scores
The Pacific Coast League lists lineups at three venues: 08 Angeles Batteries led by Cole Ludolph Murphy Harrison Day and Hannah. at Sacramento Re Vakland aces facing Sacrames 73 with Prutie Goulds Olver Frasier Baker Lombardi Vines Koehler Riley. at San Francisco RE Tollywood with Batteries Singleton Cook Williams Agnew Vareas.
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Angeles
Cole
Ludolph
Murphy
Harrison
Day
Hannah
Sacramento
Prutié
Goulds
Olver Frasier
Baker
Lombardi
Vines
Koehler
Riley
San Francisco
San Francisco Pena
Singleton
Cook
Williams
Agnew
Vareas
New Records for Women Swimmers Set in Exmouth
In Exmouth England Edith Mayne of Torquay set two swimming marks in the Deck basin covering 880 yards in 13 minutes 15 seconds and 4000 yards in 14 minutes 47 seconds. Gertrude Ederle previously swam 980 yards in Minneapolis in 23 minutes 19 seconds in 1924.
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Associated Prose
Exmouth
England
Yeaterday
Edith Mayne
Torquay
Gertrude Ederie
Minneapolis
Bicycle stolen from Butte messenger recovered by another boy
A Butte messenger boy traced and recovered a bicycle stolen earlier from a fellow worker after two rowdies took it in front of a hotel. The owner, a teen helping a widowed mother and two sisters, was relieved when another messenger spotted the pair riding the bike on Utah avenue and retrieved it.
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Butte
eMeers
Utah Avenue
Valentino in hospital: condition unchanged after surgery
Rudolph Valentino remains in critical condition after appendicitis and gastric ulcers surgery at Polyclinic hospital. Despite fever rising to 103, doctors say focal peritonitis is contained and crisis not expected before 38 to 48 hours. Visitor access remains barred as messages of support flood the hospital.
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Rte
New York
Rudolph Valentino
Polyclinic
Valentino
von Joseph Schenck
Schenck
Norma Talmad
Shrek
Jean Acker
Europe
League President Rules on Dreyfuss Controversy in Pittsburg
Prews URG Aug 17 reports Pittsburg Pennant race dispute as three veterans Max rey Carson Bigbee and Babe At ime failed to oust Fred Clarke. John Heydier league president clears the players of malice and insubordination after hearings, stresses Clarke’s bench role and team integrity. Also notes Stecher’s world title bid at Dream Hall and other match results.
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Pittsboro
Fred Clarke
Zea
John Heydier
Max Rey
Carson Bigbee
Babe Atime
Ra ‘Ase
Cave Sighee
Adimse
Maliciai
Cludo
Teart Heydier
Pittsburg
Carey
Clarke
Sam Dreyfuss
Bill McKetchnie
Carey Alon
Drey= fuse
Heydler
Tony
Tom
Adams
Bigbee
Gene
Dreyfuss
McKetchnie
Pirate
Boston
Havig Clarke
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