Taplin's Good Ride Captures Feature At Bracks Track
Taplin rode Three Links to a neck victory over Kootenay in the Bracks track feature. Orlin Kripp led a stretch sprint to win the third race by a length, with Envy prominent. Second race saw J Reed clinch a nail biting finish, while Finnigan edged Aunt Alice by a nose in the sixth race.
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Lord Clinton
Taplin
Gibgon
Geneva
Gene Wood
Frieze
Lady Adelaide
J. "Reed
Lee Harrison
Clara W
Kid North
Oscuro
Orlin
Kripp
Seal
Ty Covur
Kootenay
Brown and Ferguson
Pauley
Lady Panchita
Daddy Gip
Fly
Footsteps
Cool
Monk
Hammmer
Lilly Paxton
Mageine Musgrave
Baironia
Finnigan
Aunt Alice
Bar Her
Evelina
Inden Tio Tae
Pionigin
J. Durkee
Alice
Statebler
Arelian
Chicago
Aleepland
Friar Browne
McGill
Soaege
F.C
Eaatis
Biowcen
Rosellay West
Felina & Sleepland
Friar
Horse racing and betting notes from Rockingham Park
Fragmented report from Salem and Rockingham park detailing a Grand Circuit opening with Cox and Branham Baughman as notable figures and multiple heats. Includes race entries for five and a half furlongs, selling and notable results, plus scattered items on releases to Philadelphia and Lincoln Lincoln-Lancoma events and weather-related attendance notes.
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Salem
Rockingham Park
New Hampshire
Branham
RACING RESULTS FOURTH FIFTH SIXTH RACES DESCRIBED
A garbled list of race results notes the fourth race for five and a half furlongs with handicap prizes and a winner, plus details of the fifth and sixth races for selling classes. The text names several horses and riders, but mix of figures and garbled words obscure full outcomes.
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Ben Stone
Mary Emily
Tim Judge
Orba Smile
Letitia
Lady Tend
Mandadero
Smoke's Demands Met by McIntosh
Milwaukee Aug 20 Tom Andrews reports a cablegram from Hugh McIntosh agreeing to post a 15000 forfeit with Alderman Al Tierney to bind Jack Johnson versus Langford and McVey. Johnson had held aloof citing the forfeit, but Andrews says all Johnson demands are now met and it is up to him to close the matches or be a quitter.
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Allwaukee
Wis
Tom
Andrews
Hugh McIntosh
Hegrees
Alderman al Tierney
Chi
Jack John
Sam Langford
Sam McVey
Johnson
Rich ards recounts Stockholm high jump win over Horine
Alma W Richards tells friends returning home that Horine won the world high jump title in Stockholm not by form but by bar bending in America. He says Liche lacked courage and American blood would have helped. Fire damage at Leys’ Jewelry store leads to liquidation sale from ten to sixty cents on the dollar.
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Salt Lake City
Stockholm
Alma W. Richards
Hils
Horine
America
Liche
Leys
Bush Joins Mathes with Connie Mack
Mathes, sold to Connie Mack’s Philadelphia Athletics, will have Union association backing. Lester Push from Brainerd Minnesota also joined the same club. Offers total 1450 dollars with payments linked to Bush’s big league status. Drennan and Druhot praise Bush’s speed and potential while Zamloch moves to Detroit for about 3000, Mathes costing more.
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Mathes
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Union Association
Lester Push
Brainerd, Minn
Speed Phenom
Missoula
Bush
Smuke Drennan
Drennan
Collie
Teaguer
Zamloch
Detroit
St Pauls challenge St Lawrence Stars for Thursday game
Eadie Spellman captain challenges the St Lawrence Stars to a baseball game at Columbia Gardens Thursday. If accepted, Anaconda players want to meet the Stars’ manager and captain at the train. Various score mentions include a 5 to 2 St Pauls win over Columbus and other game results.
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St Pauls Antaroys Vascoant
Anaconda
Eadie Spellman
St. Lawrence Stars
Columbia Gardens
Stars
Electricks Capture Well Played Game in Great Falls
Great Falls Montana August 20 Ever don outpitched Klein who was wild and Great Falls won The game featured strong fielding by Misee Raine from Hutte and a decisive score at Butte
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S.A
J. Durkee
Montana
Warren
AI Roch
Orlin Rin
Toany's &m
Great Falls
Mont
Everdon
Klein
Great Falie
Raine
Hutte
Misee
Butte
Ford, Chicago Face New York Front Line
Errors heat two big early games with Ford taking on Chicago at New York while St. Louis battles Philadelphia Detroit meets Washington Cleveland faces Boston in a crowded schedule of notable clashes and potential surprises.
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Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Son Ago Pet
Louis
Brooklyn
Missoula Narrowly Falls to Ogden in Late Rally
Missoula lost to Ogden 7 to 6 in a tense game decided in the final inning. Jensen pitched better for Missoula than Bush, both plagued by solid hits. Perrine and Changnon homered, Perrine's came in the ninth with a man on first, narrowing the gap to one run. Wood, the shortstop, was sidelined by a shoulder injury from Great Falls days earlier.
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Missoula
Odgen
Jensen
Bush
Changnon
Perrine
LUDEN
ABR
H. PO
A.B. Whalen
Spencer
Van
Weraler
Bassey
Oriet
Chicago
Detroit
Tobin
Wweland
Carma Jensen
Schimpft
Ogden
Chesbro's mark is passed in doubleheader win
Washington swept both games against Cleveland in a twin bill. Walter Johnson set a new American League mark with his win in the first game, extending his unbeaten streak to three victories. Cashion pitched a no-hit, no-run game that was called after six innings to permit the team to catch a train.
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Washington
Cleveland
Walter Johnson
Cashion
R. HE. C. Cleveland
Chegg
Johnson
Ain
Umpire Injuries Halt Pittsburg Brooklyn Doubleheader
August 22 reports two umpires injured in the Pittsburg Brooklyn doubleheader. Brennan hurt kneecap in first game. Owens struck by bat and later unconscious, replaced by Hyatt and Phelan. First game score results and batting details follow. second game also listed with pitching staffs and final tallies.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Brennan
Owens
Miller
Cher Phelas
Hyatt
Rhe Prunes
Binvererreieneern
Robinson
Hendrix
Gibson Stack
Series Sweep Sealed as New York Triumphs in Final Game
Aug. 20 St. Lovin Warese and Siarmon boosted scoring on base hits as New York clinched the series with a decisive win. Meyers started a key rally in the third inning, Doyle drove in two runs, and Wiltse featured with multiple hits. Fletcher and Herzog contributed for the opponents as scattered scoring occurred across several innings. Batteries varied by team as Brooklyn and Pittsburgh planned only a single regular game today.
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New York
Aum
St. Loui Ford
Kate
Pas
Mather
Ford
Sweeney
Atle Kelcom
Alexander
St Louis
McConnell
Mitchell and Alexander
Shannon
Falls
Murphy
Ha Ian
Weater
Faye
Ibeon
Everdon
Morehead
Bisse
Hester
Gibson
Hyeisman
Whali McGeehan
Uns
Ry Morehead
McGeehan
Levy
Tonet
Gitmon
Huelamas Waye
Fy Klein
Klein
Butte
Great Falls
Wright
St. Lovin
Warese
Siarmon
Meyers
Tak
Fletcher
Mages
Wiltseine
Snod
Frese
Wiltse
Doyle
Snodgrass
Beck
Ray
Huggins
Herzog
Butte Dependents Crush Lewistown Instate Title Bid
Lewistown’s hopes for the state championship were dashed as Butte Independents won 9 to 1 in Lewistown. McNamara drove in three runs with bases loaded, while Butte racked eight hits off Warren as Lewistown tallied four off Wilcox. Roger Bree cites Otto Miller of the Brooklyn club as the best throwing catcher in the National League, praising his whip and daily play.
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Lewistown
Butte Independents
McNamara
Butte
Warren
Wilcox
Roger Bree
Otto Miller
Brooklyns
Archer
Dooin
Gibson
Meyers
Wingo
McLean
Cardinal
Miller
Batman
Northwestern League Spokane Batteries Roster Duel
In Spokane a pitchers' duel featured Thompson and Kraft with Ostdiek behind the plate. Zimmerman received a diamond stickpin before batting and later was thrown out after a misplay at first as Spokane tries to prevent baserunners. The final score shows Spokane suffering two costly errors. Thompson and Whaling paired with Kraft and Ostdiek in the battery.
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Spokane
San Francisco
Thompson
Whaling
Kraft
Ostdiek
Tigers Bat Freely in Win Over Vancouver
The Tigers hit Schmutz and Cates at will in today's game with Vancouver as Aug. 20. Mil Hon's two three-baggers and a double spark the offense. Frisk's long home run in the seventh inning highlighted the scoring. Both teams fielded poorly in a high tempo early-season contest.
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Vancouver
Tigers
Schmutz
Cates
Mil. Hon
Frisk
Tacoma Wees
Meikie Schmitwates
Lewis
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