Rainy Montana opening day dulls the big race fair crowd
A heavy rain dampened the opening day of Montana’s premier race and fair meeting. Despite crowds near 1500, wagering thrived with all bookmakers operating openly. The Mile Race saw Los Angeleno take early lead but Odd Ella won by a half length, as the day’s events continued amid showers.
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Baston & Montana
Sient
Hutte
N.g .Figod
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Jeaning
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F. J. Pane
Odd Ella
Landers
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Clanabar
Spider
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Tine
Atoka
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Gans and opponent weigh in as miners’ union visit for medical check
The report notes a marked drop in temperature and two fighters described as pretty fine. Gans lowered his weight to Lad pounds while Jorday and Nelsons reportedly held at 1d pounds. A delegation from the miners union visited Larry Sulityay in the afternoon requesting a physician exam for Gans. The examination was satisfactory and declared Gans' physical condition perfect.
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Miners’ Union
Larry” Sulityay
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Official Programme Delights Track Fans With Tom Cutler Card
The programme recalls old track days with Tom Cutler of Missoula and a top Reeve card. It offers concise details on colors owners and horses, plus recent Seatte meeting results showing horses running here. A list of Butte winners will join the score card for future reference.
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Tom Cutler
Missoula
Jocal Track
Doubleheader struggles and ties in early August games
In Philadelphia on August 2, Rath to-may disrupted a doubleheader with a seven inning tie and a later called game. Boston beat Detroit with strong pitching from Dineen, while Washington split a doubleheader with Cleveland as two games featured sharp defense and notable plays. Batteries included Hever, Berrolt, Morgan, and Bayt for various lineups.
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Petar
Turner
R.J. B
Washington Bee
Cleveland
Butterlos
Anghes
Warner
Rhoades
Bemiss
BR. Hy
Boston & Montana Band
Pittsburgs Rally Wins Lively National League Clash
In a high scoring Aug 2 3 game Pittsburg beat Brooklyn 14 6 after erupting in the late innings with six hits three runs in the seventh and the decisive surge. Stricklett worked to the ninth before Pittsburg pushed across six runs led by McIntyre Horgan Rit ter and others as coach TB Datteries columna.
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Hile
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Reidy's slow ball edges Portland in Pacific Coast clash
Portland hosts Oakland and Los Angeles games with erratic scoring and late inning twists. Reidy and flackett fuel a tight battle as Batteres-Callf and Donahue contribute for Portland, while errors and bullpen woes plague the visitors in a compact scoreline.
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Ore
Reidy
RY. FE
Bartiawil
Ote
Gaklaud Csvreres
Callf
Donahue
Flackett
New Football Rules From Publishers Radically Alter Game
New rules issued by the publishers introduce a forward pass, shorter halves, and three downs requiring 10 yards. Officials include a referee and two umpires, with possible removal of the second umpire. Scrimmage line requirements and kickoff rules change play dynamics amid protests.
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Brutatt
Iis
Econd
Imust
Han Claily
Nead
Ferguard
Horses Still Coming to Run at the Meet
Runners are arriving at the local track to chase the purses offered by the association. Two carloads from the west came yesterday, with a third due last night or this morning. Included were Stewart Polk stable horses Narion Muntoka Gimmell Flemish Bear Skin Rathgan Tom Boyle stable Kinney Martin Kane Fiz Lucy and eight others. The final car will include Dixie Lad Classis and other well known names as the meet approaches.
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Narion
Muntoka
Gimmell
Flemish
W W. R. Campbell
Bear Skin
Rathgan
Tom Boyle
Ficll Kinney
Martin
H. Kane
Fiz
Lucy
Dixie Lad
Lanang
Guidats
Galen opines on new primary law and separate ballots
Special Dispatch notes Attorney Galen’s opinions on the initiative and referendum amendment and the separate official ballots. He also addresses the direct primary ban, stating nomination suffices for voter choice and that electors cannot be deprived of selecting a favored candidate even if not officially printed, with examples for coroner and county surveyor races.
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cunen—Sahimlenton
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Greverd Gaten
Roy B. Ayers
Fer- Bus County
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Balial
Galen Enyinas
Harry L. Wilson
Yellowstone
Mic. Gelen
Galehenya
Sroith Weitie
Offlee Sf
Yates
Doe
Smith
Das
Doc
Sheee
Experts Shine At Denver Trapshooting Tournament
Denver Australia. Two hundred twenty five expert shotgun marksmen entered the free day's shoot at the Denver Trap club grounds by Berkley lake under the State Trap Shooters Association. The program included 20 gauge events and multiple traps with the Grand Western handicap slated for Thursday. Top scorer T W Crossley posted 199 hits of 260. Other notable scores followed as contestants from west of the Mississippi competed.
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Aus
State
Berkley Lake
Mbalasthot River
Blenty-tve
T. W. Crossley
National lawn tennis championship opens with record entries
Aug 21 at New Haven Newport reports an excellent start as the singles draw shows 5% matches completed in the opening round. Waldner and Emerson of the West fell to Hreweth and Alexander of the East in doubles, while R D Castle and F C Anderson advanced in straight sets 5-3 6-1. Wright, brother of the champion, defeated Niley 7-5 6-1 6-2, and Clothier also moved into the second round with Innis, Hackett beating Tes.
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Alexander
TR. D. Casile
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Caver
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Niley
Attea Hon. Wright
Clothier
Innis
H. A. Macekinney
Providence
Hackett
New York
Alsuccessful
G. T. Tes
Mackay endowment aids electrical engineering program
At a regents meeting in Berkeley California the University of California formally accepted a gift of 100 pounds from Mrs John Mackay and her son Clarence Mackay for the endowment of a professor and the support of research in electrical engineering Clarence L Cory was named the first holder of the John Mackay Jr Professorship in electrical engineering.
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Cal
Regents
University of California
University
John Mackay
Clarence Mackay
Clarence L. Cory
Marco Media Company Incorporation Declared
Two new corporations filed with the Secretary of State in Kelona Avenue. Marco Media Company of Hutte registered with $10,000 capital, incorporators Marin J. Medin J. J. O'Meara and A. J. Medin. People's Travldwara and Implement Company of Livingston filed with $34,0 capital, incorporators John F. Morau S. A. Diller and B. E. F. Allen.
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Companier
Staia Feder
Marco Media Company
Hutte
Rapical
Maren J. Medin
J. J. O'Meara
A.J. Medin
People's Travdwara and Implement Company of
Livingston
John F. Morau
5. A. Diller
BE. F. Allen
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