Feature race at Anaconda fair grounds thrills bettors
Bert Getty wins the feature at 9 to 20 after Loan Shark leads early. Nifty captures the closer at evens while Ormonde Cunningham and Sharper Knight surge as outsiders. Charley Brown and Clara W. race noses apart in the third, and Lescar beats Mike Donlin by four lengths in the fifth. Times around 1:16 and 1:45 mark varied finishes.
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Anaconda Fair Grounds
Dad Stearnes
Fleckney
Bert Getty
Nifty
Evens
Ormonde Cunningham
Sharper Knight
Bert
O' Coin
Clara W
Charley Brown
Emily Lee
Len Shark
Ora McGee
Loan Shark
Transparent
Tosie
Esmith
Leacar McAin
Inrreasn
Bezanson
Mike Dentin
Er Lane
Matthews
Rue
Cweiteath
Éebece
Knight
Pines
Lescar
Donlin
Theener -Zulu Knight
R. Selden
Holabird
Sr S. Heath
Lebcar
Conlin
Auction to sell Heath stable at paddock Saturday
Notes of the track report the entire W. S. Heath stable will be auctioned in the paddock at 1 o'clock Saturday. The string includes Rue, Pajarolla, Charley Brown, Gretchen G., Country Boy, and other well known thoroughbreds. The card ran slowly due to poor post performances. Prospero Lad.
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W. 5S
Heath
Rue, Pajarolla
Charley Brown
Gretchen G
Country Boy
Prospero Lad
Horse racing at Anaconda field Aug 19 1913
Four races detailed with entrants owners and jockeys. Marta Santa-Lutie Mac wins first race for HM Herdel showcased speed. second race features Moore and Ormes with beating Moiste. third race won by Beau Ormonde, Trained by Dietz. sixth and seventh races highlight Ami Hallko and Nifty with close finishes and Sahara-like pace at Stan Park course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marta Mac
Hflerdel
Rara Vez
Donované McLaie Say
Jtonmkim
Prospero Lad
SA Beckham
Tom Knight
Jordan
Say
B. c
Marta Santa-Lutie
Forse
Wr. Sr
R&r
Stearnes
Batchler
Ormes
Saipville
Butter&to
Moiste
Scameron
Tnelsoe i Lo
de S&s P Tate
Farnsworth
Woods
Dick Beacon
Rowhalen
Imess
Fleckney
Wdemmell Ve
CCH Mller
Aspera
Jtonkin
Ckelly
Maud Cammann
Ontario
Murrace
Paty
Tarbwell
Esmit
Kingsley
Kirkman&w
Fischer
Joe Pusher
Gabriel
Marco
Tae
Atearnes
Mollie
Benson
St. Je
Ormonde Cunningham
Charley
Owe
Ggemmell
Chmiller
Cottona T
Minnie F
Donovan
Clara
B. F. Beau Ormonde
Dietz
Bealls
Brown
t—Lee
Minnie
Cuntngham
Wiet
Op. Ci
Chanticler
Frank
G Hogan
Parks
Danberry
WS Heath
Fountain&m
Besarson
Abe Cegabe
Hfoss
Murrays
Beverstein
Hollenbeck
Watso
Wgemmell
Neau
Hogan
Dasnerey
la Salina
Jockey Marcus in Major Spill At Race Meet
In the first race Joe Busher and Old Coin sparked irritants with four selling races seeing runups. Jockey Marco was badly shaken after a fall from Joe Busher in the second race as the back stretch approached the far turn. Spectators recalled a sensational crash as the rider was hurled into the air and struck a hoof or fence, suffering a severe scalp wound and loss of consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Busher
Old Coin
Marco
Hig
Welsh Ritchie bout promoted after Leach Cross Murphy backing fails
Vancouver reporters say promoters exhausted all options for Leach Cross or Tommy Murphy to replace Welsh in the Welsh Ritchie bout. Demands from both boxers were high and would have caused heavy losses for the syndicate backers, so the May deal is closed.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Leach Cross
Tommy Murphy
Welsh
May
Sprig Chosen Defender for Wilson and Foss Cups
Marblehead Mass Aug 19 after trial races Sprig owned by John L Saltonstall and sailed by R D Boardman showed superiority to pick three American Sonder boats to meet three German challengers next month the Eastern Yacht Club committee selected her as the first defender of the President Wilson and Governor Foss cups the Otter was eliminated from further competition
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Marble Head
Mass
Sprig
John L. Saltonstall
R. D. Boardman
Eastern Yacht Club
Wilson
Maggert Delays Deliver option Costs Portland A Game
In the Pacific Coast League game at Portland on August 19, Maggert’s delayed delivery option by Charles Comiskey allowed the Los Angeles team to win 3 to 2. All three Portland runs came from Maggert’s pinch hitting. Batteries Crabbe Perritt Abrogast James Krause Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Charles Comiskey
Maggert
Los Angeles
Los Ammeles
Sscheubatessa
Crabbe, Perritt
Abrogast
James, Krause
Fisher
Sacramento beats Venice 2 1 on ninth inning rally
In Los Angeles on Aug 19 Sacramento won 2 to 1 over Venice with a timely ninth inning hit. Sacramento scored its first run in the sixth without a hit. Batteries Williams and Bliss for Sacramento Baum and Elliott for Venice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Venice
R. Sacramento
Cecvceenveecess Rae
Williams
Bliss
Baum
Elliott
Seals Beat Oaks in San Francisco Pitch Clash
San Francisco won as Malarkey stifled Oakland with strong early innings. Fanning allowed few hits until late, with a two run seventh and a single run eighth rally. Final score showed Seals ahead, batteries Malarkey Pruitt Mitze for San Francisco and Fanning Schmidt for Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Fanning
Oakland
R. H. E. Coriora
Sildhuceveres
Malarkey
Pruitt
Mitze
Sehmidt
American Association scores recap from Toledo to Louisville
American Association games feature Toledo over Indianapolis 4 to 6, Kansas City 8 against St. Paul 3, Milwaukee 0 to Minneapolis 3, and Columbus 6 to Louisville 0 with a second game played in one inning.
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Toledo
Indianapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Johnson Wins Thirteenth Straight in 10-Inning Victory
Walter Johnson earns his 13th consecutive win as Washington defeats Cleveland 5 to 1 in a ten inning affair. Slow fielding and scattered hits break the pitcher’s duel after nine frames, Johnson paired with Ainsmith behind the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dievland
Walter Johnson
Washington
Cleveland
Johnson
Falkenberg
R. H. EB
Peveressesegs
Lee
Johnson and
Ainsmith
Falkenberg and
Carisch
Chicago Cubs topple Boston in consecutive win at August meeting
Chicago defeated Boston 5 to 1 as Eddie Cleotte pitched well until the seventh inning. The game featured strong defense by Chicago behind Collins Mosely Hall and Carrigan with Cicotte and Schalk catching. A separate note from St. Louis reports New York at St. Louis postponed by rain. games rescheduled.
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Chicago
Boston
Eddie Cleotte
EB. Boson Ceces
Collins
Mosely
Hall
Carrigan
Thomas
Cicotte
Schalk
St. Louis
New York-St. Louis
Entries For Today's Horse Races Summary Card
Multiple races listed for maidens and seasoned horses across four furlongs to six furlongs. Entries include Marta Mac, Harum Searum, Real Worth, Bertha, Miss Tempo, Britom, Beverstein, Country Boy, Clint Tucker, Roberta, Lyte Knight, Sleepland, Madeline Musgrave, Jim Cafferata, and more with various weights and statuses. Detailed line entries show horse names, numbers, and race types across the first six races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marta Mac
Seavswes Es Ga
Rava Vem
Botk Alwil
Bertha
Tempo
Frances G
Beverste
Clint Tucker
Bigl
Roberta
Lyte Knight
Tillinghast
Sceers
Brigham
Western Tri State Scores From Pendleton and Walla Walla Games
Pendleton August 19 score R H R with Melter Gard Welsh and Haworth credited for batteries. Walla Walla August 19 score R H R North Yakima 4 6 6 and Walla Walla 8 11 with Boatman Taylor McIvor and Brown handling batteries.
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Pendleton
Paoibe
Ccc
Vedoth
Melter and Gard
Welsh
Haworth
Walla Walla
R. H. B. North
Carey Drives Pair of Timely Homers in NY Game
Carey hit two timely home runs in the early innings as Pittsburgh defeated New York 8 to 3 in the fourth game of the series. Fromme struggled, giving up six runs in the first two frames, while Max’s blasts lifted the visitors to the lead. Batteries Adams Gibson Fromme Crandall Schupp MeLean Hartley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pittsburg
Fromme
Carey
Eahe de
Adams
Gibson
Crandall
Schupp
Lean
Hartley
Chicago Wins Fourth Straight at Philadelphia 3 to 2
Chicago secured its fourth consecutive victory against Philadelphia with a 3 to 2 score. The visitors plated all runs in two innings via four hits. X-ray findings revealed Paskett fractured a finger on his left hand while catching a drive. Walsh of Philadelphia fractured a bone in his foot after being hit by a ball in practice. Batteries Pierce and Archer for Chicago. Seaton and Killifer for Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Chicago
Paskett
Schulte
Walsh
Pierce and
Archer
Seaton and
Killifer
Cincinnati Takes Doubleheader From Boston In Boston
Cincinnati won both ends of a doubleheader against Boston in a split effort. Bescher and Hoblitzell powered the first game with long hits, while Suggs held Boston to two baserunners and almost pitched a no hitter until Maranville’s infield single in the fourth. Final scores reflect Cincinnati victories with strong defense and timely hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cincinnati
Bescher
Hoblitzell
Suggs
Maranville
R. H. E. Cincinnnati
Johnson and
Kling
Rudolph
Dickson
Rariden
R. H. E. Cincinnati
Suggs and
Clark
Tyler
Whaling
Cardinals Bunt to Defeat Reulbach in Brooklyn Game
St Louis used bunting to beat Reulbach 5 to 2 at Brooklyn. Perritt worked until the eighth, W Fisher hit a triple and Moran and Stengel chipped in, two tallies scored on a late rally. Ragan finished with three strikeouts and Brooklyn’s pitcher closed the ninth. The same teams meet again today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Reulbach
Perritt
W. Fisher
Moran
Stengel
Wheat
Aubert
Smith
Huggins
Sallee
Ragan
R. H. PB
Wingo
Miller
Half Milers Have Day To Themselves At Rockingham Park
At Salem New Hampshire the grand circuit meet opened with half mile races dominating the program. The 2:24 trot drew 12 starters and was won in straight heats by Peter Sims driven by C W Laselle. Lew Perkins led the 2:17 pace stake, while the 2:10 pacers produced a three heat contest won by Add F driven by Lester Dore. Jarney Gue discussed the Empire City meeting and injunctions on funds for the race meet with creditors' limits.
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Salem
N. H
Rockingham Park
Peter Sims
C. W. Laselle
Whitingsville
Mass
Lew Perkins
Laselle
Add F
Lester Dore
Jarney Gue
New York
Greater
New York Fair and Exposition
Empire City
Audrey Gray
Ben Yon
Atie Friction
Larestina
Pace
Fred W
Edna B
Ritchie to Defend Title Against Eddie May in Labor Day Plan
Vancouver wired that Willie Ritchie will defend his lightweight title against Eddie May, sparring partner of Freddie Welsh, as a substitute for Welsh on Labor Day. Leach Cross, the New York dentist, is expected to remain planned for Vernon on that date unless Joe Rivers improves from neuralgia, with a replacement sought if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Vancouver
Willie Ritchie
Eddie May
Freddie Welsh
Leach Cross
New York
Vernon
Welsh
Cross
Joe Rivers
United States National Lawn Tennis Title Runs To Final Stages
Newport Aug 19 148 entrants began the men singles crown with 35 survivors led by Niles Dabney Washburn Norris Williams II Johnston Washell McLoughlin Strachan Bundy Clothier Mathey Leroy Johnson Palmer and others Champion McLoughlin beat Nickerson in straight sets Clothier won four sets over Church Bundy eliminated Baron von Lorsener Johnston defeated Caner Strachan advanced with Kennedy Jr. Drew 16-year-old pushed Brownell in five sets Burden the one armed player reached the fourth round Touchard Williams II played a five setter Williams won. Doubles title action and interscholastic play scheduled next.
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T. C. Bundy
J. R. Starchan
C. J. Griffin
California
Spokane Beats Tacoma 6 to 3 Amid Poor Defense
In Spokane on August 19, poor pitching by McGinnity and weak team defense cost Tacoma the second game of the series, with Spokane winning 6 to 3. Batteries McGinnity Crisp Smith Hannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
McGinnity
Tacoma
Crisp
Smith
Hannah
Vancouver Beats Seattle 10 to 2 as Dell Knocked Out
Vancouver struck Seattle early for 10 runs while Dell was knocked out in the second inning. Rearden pitched well until the seventh. Batteries Schultz Connick Dell Rearden and Wally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Vancouver
Dell
Rearden
Schultz
Connick
Wally
Portland Beats Victoria In High Scoring Ballgame
In Victoria on August 19, Portland defeated Victoria 82 to 80 in a high scoring contest. Batteries Mays King Fitchner and Shea starred for Portland, while R. H. E. are listed in the scoreline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
R. H. E. Portland
Victoria Yaale
Mays
King
Fitchner
Shea
Western League Scores Quick Recap
Wichita fell to Des Moines 4 to 10 while Lincoln defeated St. Joseph 3 to 2 and Topeka beat Sioux City 2 to 1. No other games scheduled.
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Wichita
Des Moines
Lincoln
St. Joseph
Topeka
Sioux City
Shooting on train in Utah leaves one mortally wounded
On an eastbound train near Salt Lake City two companions were shot as John Bertallo fired his revolver. George Locher was mortally wounded and Gerro Florado injured as passengers fled. Bertallo was jailed in Delta, Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Utah
John Bertallo
George Locher
Gerro Florado
Bertallo
Delta
Quarrel Over Money Said To Cause Local Shooting
Eyewitnesses report a dispute over money sparked a shooting here. Authorities are investigating the incident and reviewing nearby evidence and statements. No further details on injuries or suspects were released.
Death of Mrs. Louisa W. Irwin in Vallejo after false alarm
Mrs. Louisa W. Irwin daughter in law of the late Rear Admiral John T. Irwin former commandant at Mare Island navy yard died in Vallejo today from apoplexy triggered by the excitement of a false fire alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vallejo
Cal
Louisa W. Irwin
John T. Irwin
Mare Island Navy Yard
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Joe Usher
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