Rainy Opening Day Delights At Montane Fall Meet
Rain soaked the Montane fall meeting opening as harness events were postponed. Despite the downpour, the track saw vigorous racing with eight bookmakers, several thousand dollars in pools, and a cheering crowd including many women in the grandstand. Major races featured Odd Ella, Pearl Diver, Mary Glenn, and Miss Wyoming with strong showings by Los Angeleno, Cinnabar, and Ransom as contenders.
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Wutia
Horgsmen
Bulte
Deston & Montana
Butte
Wag
Los Angeleno
Jack Little
Pearl Diver
Cinnabar
Sessian
Atl
F. J
Odd Ella
Landers
Thurman & Layne
Dieraunt
Fountain
Piter
Vimin
Iti
Lesngeleno
J. V. Kirby
Aix
Fred Kraft
Mary Glenn
Bullman
Singleton
F. Pons
Tampenich
Earl
Tine
Sweetheart
Really
Gladys Bell
Trace
Ezkol
Kogo
Pons’ Ransom
Fred Craft
Canto Tench
Penne Alene
Rage
M. Harley
Ing
Isulinian
H.W. Daunty Ree Hell
Tround
Conrad & Splan
W. Meredith
Sam F
Dixon
Wan
J. B. Armour
Bau Mahan
L. Voga
George DB
Schakhammer
Tima
Atok
Rontana
Gans and Nelson Warm Up as Weighs Settle
A boxing weigh in shows Gans at 193 pounds and Nelson about 134 1 2 pounds. A union delegation asked to hire a physician to examine Gans, but the official examination found Gans in perfect physical condition and entirely satisfactory.
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Gans
Nelson
We Nimars’ Union
Larry
Tasty Official Programme at Missoula Race Track
A lively account notes Tom Hutler of Missoula attending the race track with one of the best Beare cards. It promises detailed race information including horse colors owners and settings and mentions Seattle meeting results and Bolte winners to be included in future score cards. The programme is described as nearly printed, red and black, convenient and tasty in design.
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Ilecemed Hee Olf Hines
Tom Hutler
Missoula
Seattle
Arg Nisa Elven
Acint
Rain Interferes as Philadelphia and Boston Split Doubleheader
In Philadelphia on August 2 rain halted play in a doubleheader. The first game ended in a seven inning tie while the second was rained off. Boston suffered in the opener with Siever striking out and Dineen pitching well in Detroit. Washington and Cleveland both claimed victories in a day of brilliants staged by Turner, Rossman, and Bemis, as Williams and Buelow led the Phoenix.
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Philadelphia
St. Lows Cncogensesty Ovesevsecees
Baltterigs
Pow
Peters
Byeneer
Bender
Washington
Cleveland
Turner
Rossman
Yalteries
Ughes Rhoares Si Bemis
Washington Cleveland
Rod Buelow
Pittsburgs Rally Tops Acorn In Ten Inning Thriller
National League action from Pittsburg on August 21 saw the hometown club seize a late lead, then win in the tenth after six hits and six runs in the ninth. Stricklett starred until the ninth, while Brooklyn battled through a tense finish with sharp defense and timely hitting.
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Pittsburg
Agalyst
Pittsburgs
Acorn
Sirleklett
Til
Pittsbury
Brooklyn
Letsekl
Phillipa
Pheins
Strickfort
Matetyre
Hergen
Richter
Timpine
Elmstie
Pacific Coast League Baseball Summary Aug. in Portland
In Portland Oregon on August SL Reidy’s shutout led the visiting Oakland entry over Portland. The Oakland battery Battar and Caley Flackett faced Portland’s Oaklana defense, while Los Angeles tested with miscues. The San Francisco game featured Catterins and Negle on inv and Wilson behind the plate. Umpire-ittodsan. Cal atty Marcailla won in the eighth inning as four hits produced three runs. Seattle contest noted Batteries Jones and Bianlscheniisital and Dynahwoad. molre-Perrinn.
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Oakland
Cal
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Catterins—Negle
Inv
Wilson
Ittodsan
Atty
Marcailla
Seattle Seresiseries
Cstasies
Jones
Bianlscheniisital
Dynahwoad
Molre
Perrinn
New Football Rules From Publishers
The Ampark style game receives a thorough rule overhaul by the new rules committee. Key changes include a shorter game, forward pass introduction, stricter scrimmage stance rules, timeouts capped, and mass plays curtailed to prevent brutality.
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Notayer
Ste
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Horses Still Coming to Run at the Meet
Runners arrive at the local track seeking the high purses offered by the association. Two westbound carloads listed Stewart Polk stable Nanon Muntoka Gimmel Flatcish WR Campbell's Hear Skin Stathgan Tom Boyle's stable Bell Kinney. Martin H Kane delivered Fiz Lucy and eight more in the afternoon. A final car will bring Dixie Lad Clagala and six other top horses, well known to Montana.
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Stewart & Polk
Nanon
Muntoka
Gimmel
Flatcish
Campbell
Hear Skin
Stathgan
Tom Boyle
Bell Kinney
Martin
H. Kane
Great Shooting at Denver Trap Shoot Opens Day One
Denver hosts 225 expert shooters at the Denver Trap Club for the first day of the State Trap Shooters' Association event. The program offered 20 targets per event with five traps in use. T. W. Croasby posted the day's best score with 199 hits as others reached high marks. Grand Western handicap slated for Thursday but likely finish on Friday due to heavy entry.
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Denver
Markemen
State
Dever
Berkley
Miselasiop River
T. W. Croasby
FT. C. Hickelly
W. IL Teer
A. Hunt
Mackay Donation to UC Elect Eng Chair Named
Berkeley Aug 20 University of California accepts a 100 gift from Mrs John Mackay and son Clarenca Mackay for endowment of a John W Mackay Jr chair of electrical engineering. Professor Clarence Le Cory appointed first incumbent to lead research and teaching in electrical engineering.
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Berkeley
Cal
AL Nu
University of California
University
John Mackay
Clarenca Mackay
Ing
Ines
Clarence le Cory
John W. Mackay
Galen clarifies primary ballot rules for write-in and nominations
Helena August 21 two opinions from Attorney General Galen on the direct primary and initiative referendum rules. He says voters may write in candidates when no official nomination appears, and that a person can receive the party nomination by majority votes or stickers if no nominee exists. He cautions against requiring printed names for write-ins to deny voter choice.
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Helena
Galen
Roy
Ayers
Fergus County
Nuestion Musk
Harry L. Wilson
Yellowstone
Smith
Doe
Stilcker
Record crowd opens national lawn tennis singles round
In Newport a strong start marked the opening day of the national lawn tennis singles championship. Fifty three singles matches were played, all but one decided. notable results included TK. TR Little defeating F.C. Anderson and D. Wright beating N. W. Niles as Longwood players drew attention. Clothier advanced to the second round and Hackett won as well.
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Newport
Te St
Waldner
Emerson
Hackett
Alexander
TK. TR Little
F.C. Anderson
Some Sew Incorporations In Aug Dispatches
Special Dispatch reports two articles of incorporation filed with Secretary of State Yoder. Marca Media company of Lutte is formed to engage in mercantile, commercial, industrial and mining business with capital of 10000, incorporators Maren J. Medin J. J. O'Meara and A. J. Medlin. People's Hardware and Implement company of Livingston lists capital of 8000 and incorporators Join F. Nolan EL A. Biller and FE F. Allen.
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Blanchard
Tlelena
Yoder
Marca Media Company
Lutte
Maren J. Medin
J. J. O'Meara
A.J. Medlin
People's Hardwane and Implement Company
Livingston
F. Nolan
EL A. Biller
F. Allen
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J. F. Bonus
Tomochichi
A. Mster
KH. Armour
Realty
Gooney & Wilson
Gladys Belle
Myatt
Dfa
Tomochich!l
Bargler
L.H. Ezeli
Koga
Pred Kraft
Canto Beach
J. F. Powys Rucaum
Foper & Parchen
Alenv
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Runslem
Princess Alene
Barrett
Ransum
Waa Power
Ceara Beach
Etx
Montanana
Alma Boy
J. Bullag
Red Bell
Alma
Tedforn
Eas
Zane
BM Mahan
George D
Hallie J
Fred Corneh Tallas
W. E. Barnhart
Jimmy Bryan
C. W. Hoffman
Murbrook
Conway
Tertius
W. A. Clark
Dey Aawelta
Herman Johnston
Bessie Jones
Tom Bshast
Queen
Chappell
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Dye
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Centereye
Georgie
Jt Floroflova
G. Hi. Esterprook
Cant
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Jib
D. G. Copia Brino
J- D. Chapnell
Milo
P. He Lilla
Daey
W. D. Kind
Sherlock Iolmes
Katzi Pauline G
C. F. ‘Langer
Jack
Regent
J.T. Bennett
Lerates
G. Beflwell
Flourisa
F. Vath
Dr. Bernays
Wayton & Holland
Oranore
FH. Campbell
Specs -Moskoto
Magrane
Laventa True
Te Bedwell
F. Polk
Saltese
D. W
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Aelehael Mulvaney
Frell
Biiina
Baker
J. Bandy
Tarafion
F. J. Pons
Sweet Caporal
Hurley
A. Neal
Kid Gleen
J. L. Scarlet
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Bill Mayham
Trestoll
Goddess of Night
Miter
Myke
Saratoga
Sir Tusgell
General Haley
Nealon
Woolwich
Neptanus
Aucarsin
Yankee Gun
Demuni
Gott Ball
the Merchants and Gitizens
Rere
Allaspa
Wepuzevaiy
Rosa
Golten Light
Reiment
Exupe
T. (. Glom
Oreken
Legal Form
Sovundly
Anona
Dr. Bherwen
Nerd
Nettle Yiteks
Ben
Sherry
Prickles
Montana Veeress
Readville
Maas
Fou
Golde
Palladilphta
Boston
Aus
Koston
Siever
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Dineen
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Hectiene
Tlineen
Sievar and
Payne
Wasilington
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Ames
Eeenth
Tai
Klem
R. H. Chicarg
Oo Tintleries
Ant KU
Bowerman
Portland
Ore
Reidy
Portland Oaklana - Battartaa
Caley and Flackett
Oailland
National League
Pet
Acservisere
York
Coer
HS Pitsburg
Cincinnage
Droskiyn i al
Toule
Lewis
Troll
Porwart Pais
Raisie
Harding
Ferrard
MacKay
MIS
Newpor
Tessie Godbe
Belmont Park Stock Farm
Harry L. Lane
Butte Fair
Sharp
Boston & Montana Band
Newbro Doug Company
A.d.galbraith
Gray’s Harbor
Ball Park
Columbia Gardens
Dr.f. A. Ironside the Dentist
N. Mainz St
Montana
Dition
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E, H, Sherman
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