Dunns Fast Racer Delivers Surprise Victory at Harness Meet
In a standout handicap, Doherty’s charge Charlie Doherty roared from behind to defeat Native Son and Ethel Day amid a fast crowd. Ethel Day faded late after Van Dusen’s mishap. Mary F. and Husky followed. Bonfires, Evelyn K, Zella G, and Mabel Fountain also starred in a busy card with strong entries and wide bets.
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Albsughte
Erariniers
la Gioria
Billy Mayham
Sen
Bitty
Hereatter
Charlie Doherty
Ethel Day
Seon
Natl¢n Son
Doherty
Post
Mary F
van Dusen
Man Dusen
Ike
Gray
Mary TF
Husky
Jack Nunnally
Ethel
Tveky
Waty
Agustral
D.C. O'Malley
Youngatere
Harry Stover
Eboler
Evelyn K
Zella G
Mabel Fountain
Bonfires
Woay
Evelyn KL
Mahel Ted
Brady
Zolli Ga
Aubuchon
Mie
Danfiles
Weir
Zellit
Horses And Horsesmen At The Races In New York
A lively account of horse racing actions and outcomes featuring Esther B. and Greenan lineage, Tim Sullivan, El Cazadorlo, Wyam, Mongia Mobel, Tady Alicia, and other sprinters. Notes on riders such as Dick Williams, Dell Fountain, Harry Glover, Burel, and Jockeys Tous, with bets, odds, and race-day incidents including Ethel Day’s limp and shifting wagers.
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Flo
Esther B
Ang
G. B. Lewis & Co
Billy
Barey Ratkom
Aout
Greenan
Tim Sullivan
New York
Dick Williams Nas
el Cazadorlo & Wyam
Dunn
Mongia Mobel
Dell Fountain
Tady Alicia
Dell
Harry Glover
Bonfles
Four Stover
Williams
Frea
Gella
Burel
Lin
Oui
Charlie V Doherty
Dann
Mansey
Do- Netty
Calia
Hoeherly
Red River
A. F. Payton
Ethel Day
T. A. Davies
Wilile T
Willie
Esther
L. T. Lee
Davies
Td Sheridan
Akaly
Jezebel
Murray
Bil
Mave
Carsidy
Holimae
Dade
Eall
Timamorn
Washington Shaft Ball Drop Impresses City Crowd
Charles Streat, catcher of the Washington base team, won a bet by catching a ball dropped from a high shaft near Washington Avenue and Charles Street. The ball fell about 80 to 90 feet, bouncing off the pavement and nearly injuring onlookers before being caught with a regulation catcher’s glove.
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Washington, Ave
Charles Streat
Washington
Tun Biddle
Drougshoft
Washington Monument
Anne
Maulites
Buck Ewing
Charlie Shyder
Matselt Kaltvedne
Race update misread in France barred from here
In New York a racing partner named J Te Arkin spoke of a forthcoming race in France and noted a setback here. He claimed the California meet plans were disrupted and referenced preparations for a possible Word Weht clash, with unclear details and several garbled names.
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New York
J. Te Arkin
Laméy Schrether
Bhrom
Beliba
Caleifornia
Mo Arkin
Californics
Basketball Players Seek Gym Access Amid Standstill
A committee petitions for gymnasium use by basketball players amid a dispute over scheduling and facility access. The group lists observers and endorsers including Ings Mateon, Thowwar Jhavi, and Sidney Tharvey as witnesses to the proceedings.
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Basher
Gaia
Spokane and Seattle Victory Headlines in Northwest League
Aug games show Spokane performances with Swain and Stergos noted for fielding errors while Seattle defeated Tacoma 5 to 1 behind Butler’s strong hitting. Aberdeen split results with Ruth leading and Vancouver tallying in a mixed slate of Northwest League action.
Stadium League Highlights from August 21
In Haston and Chicago wild action, Boston and New York traded leads as pitchers battled. Washington shaded Detroit 2 to 1, while Philadelphia outslugged Cleveland 4 to 3 in a tense finish.
Chicago National League Score Card Entry
Fragmentary baseball note from Chicago referencing a National League game on Aug 1 with players Brewries and Reulbach, Moran, Gundamon, Ferguson, Bligh and others, hinting at a result and line details though text is garbled and incomplete.
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Chicago
Brewries
Reulbach
Moranail
Gundamon
Ferguson
Vaipires
Ruddegham
San Angeles Pac Coast League game report recap
Oakland edged San Francisco in the ninth with timely hits as the Pacific Coast League action from Aug 21 features Berry Aus and Hogan involved for the San Angeles and Los Angeles franchises. Scattered notes mention players Daklind Slatteries and Shriaien with limited readable details.
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San Angeles
Los Angeles
San
Francise Batteries
Berry
Aus
Stethen Beare
Mad
Hogan
William
San Francisco
Oakland
Portland
Daklind Ree
SlatteriesRase
Daddens
Shriaien van la Longo
American Association Game Summary of Octagonal Scores
An American Association line shows a Kansas City Kansas City trio with Louisville Illinois and St. Paul facing Toledo in a list of scores and teams in a midweek matchup. The fragment hints at a St. Paul victory attempt and a Toledo participation, with multiple city and team names interwoven.
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Kansas City
Kansas Air
Louisville
Payty
Colum
Paul
St. Paul
Toledo
Results On Tracks Empire City Aug Hopital First Race
Empire City results list winners across five and a half furlongs to a mile and a sixteenth with times. Billy Bodemer led in race one at 1 07 345, various horses named Prident St Withold, Gampalguer, Massernna, Coat of Arms, Konws, Poem, Gold Prior, Harrigan, Royal Captive, Fashion Plata, Grimaldson, Golden Shore among others. Seattle meet notes list Rose Cherry and others with times. multiple disqualifications noted for fouling.
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Empire City
Ya Aug. A
Seattle
Mead- WS
Rose Cherry
Bon Adventure
Negond
John J. Moby
Brivery
War
Mork
Biavsean
Penger
Salt
Dr. Coinman Stem Usird
Mile Eckersall
Percy O'~eileneand
Aille
Jack Alanis
John Lyle
My Batjuet
Pilly Watking
Cantula Bush Serani
Gur Sallie
Aly Carlonga—Taher
Azora Secon
Entries Announced for State Fair Races in Helena
Secretary Pace lists stakes and nominations for the Montana State Fair beginning Sept 28 in Helena. Top contenders include Montella Derby and Mountain Stake with entries from Moore & Walter, Johnson & Dotson, and others. fields feature famed horses such as Ethel Day, Tea Tray, and Mabel Hollender.
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John W. Pare
Montana
Fale
Helana
Fallowe
A. Wai
Lady Adelaide
Moore & Walter
Hooray
Rinehart
Joogan
Jijiette
BE. E. Bealty
H. Staver
Native Son
Doc Akers
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Redan
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Sir Worley
I Darton
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Polk
Reto Renet
W. Ju Stanfeld
Lyte Knight
J A Stokes
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Butle City
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Tracha
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Harry Stover
Bonfiles
Quinlan
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W. W. EH Parker
Dixey Lad
H. Stover
Elevation
George BH. Turpin
Brawny Lad
J. Pelter
Sam Beard
Faulk Albertson
Kogo
J. B. Dunn
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W. D. Randall
J. H. Brannon
Cabin
FB. Chappell
Sir Wesley
Johnson & Douson
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S. Polly
J. Ramsey
Nadwa
J. H. Stokes
Merlino
Harlow Stake
Dumlan & Peck
Airs
C. HO Tate
Rinehart & Hogan
R. Stover
FE. Turpin
St Avon
E. J Ramsey
Mabel Hellanger
Tau. Albertson
Lake
Barrysssa
C. S. Williams
Endora
Johnéur
Dodean
Columbia
Glei
Jonson
Riot at Des Moines Game Ends With Umpire Arrest
Des Moines crowd clashes after President Higgins orders umpire Brennan off the field to start the game between Des Moines and Blas Cy. Brennan is later detained and fined after a scuffle. Police restore order as fans demand refunds and Brennan faces charges.
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Des Moines
Joss Moines
Tawa
Aue
Blas
John F. Higgins
Dew
Molhenchi
Umpira Brennan
Tr Wemand
Higgs Gant
eMerr
Hile Shoulten
Te Beren
Gropirn
Poller -Ntatian
Cy Honda
Anit
Brennan
American Team Members Named for London Olympic Games
Ralph Rose of the Olympic club San Francisco along with Matthew McGrath and John Planagen of the Irish-American Athletic club New York form part of the American team competing in the London Olympic Games.
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Weensioth
Ralph Rose
Olympic Club of
San Francisve
Matthew McGrath
John Planagen
Dillon Takes Another Game From Livingston
Dillon won the second game of the series at Livingston by a close score. Kinnear pitched well for Dillon allowing six hits. Roosevelt started for Livingston and was effective overall, with five innings tough at the plate. Gregg was listed to pitch for Livingston tomorrow as the series may turn. Home runs by Dudley for Dillon and Roosevelt for Livingston.
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Stencara
Livingston
Dillon
Gregg
Tomoorrow
Roosevelt
Sheator Dillon
Kineay
Pipley
Strick
Hy Roosevelt
Dudley
Villon
National Rifle Match Begins at Camp Perry
Camp Perry Ohio Aug 1 five days prelim in national match underway under ideal shooting conditions. Marine Corps won the Hershcke Trophy event this morning at 1000 yards with 167, Pennsylvania second 164, Ohio third 1612, Massachusetts fourth 1630. Unofficial scores list Marine Corps second team 1038 Navy seventh 15. Lead scores: Marine Corps 388 Pennsylvania 350 Ohio 328 Massachusetts 606.Col Bryant of Ohio protests scores for Lieut Col Winder.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
Tin
Marine Corps
Pennsylvania
Seconth
Massachusetts
Marine
Navy
Mt. Ohio
TF. T. Bryant
C. B. Winder
Clothier Defeats Ames But Has To Work For It
In Newport Rhode Island the all comers tournament of the national tennis championship reached the fifth round. William J Clothier of Philadelphia defeated J O Ames of Providence in straight sets 6 2 8 4 6 5 with the second set proving stubborn as several games went to deuce. Everson of Chicago beat C M Bull of New York 6 4 9 2 6 3 and Euston defeated Bull 6 4 6 2 9 2 6 3.
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Hellaine
Bill Ragweil
Monsie Mable
Canopus TI
Monsie
Pendergast
Lerdifle Drive
Alunsia
Burnlotte
Gell Fountain
Joe Wootun
Moeying Ga Sheriday
Hieh Mare Willis
J. VW. Kirby
Berryessa
Suiaries
Newport
BR. B
H.tivera
William J. Clothier
Philadelphia
J. O Ames
Providence
Tountenament
Clothier-Ames
Deuce
Clothier
Everson
Chicago
C. M1. Bull
New York
Eustson
Bull
Y-ai
Drawings for Sundays Coursing Stake Published
The Sunday coursing event for a 24 dog stake was drawn last night with added money offered. Entries include Dere Mevil paired with Cocoa, Consignor with Monegal Teddier, Creevent with Dollie Dollars, The Walt with Does Fair German, Metenmtea with Majoney, Russ McDonald’s The Smuggler, Hed Wing, and others.
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H. Corbis
Blake
Tonkin & Smith
Tonkin & Shilth
A. Corbis
Tonkin Smith
Creevent
R. Davey
James Rickard
Walt J
James Fredernick
Majoney Brothers
Russ McDonald
James Kard
1Oogie
Hed Wing
L. J. Kel Swallow
Maloney Broth Dawn
Ding Darlow Jione
Noall
Grand Circuit Meets Close At Hudson River Park Racing
The closing day at Hudson River Peiving Park saw Pougakerpsle and others race in the Grand Circuit. Final heats featured a 2:0 trot and purses around 31.00, with Fly and 212% leading three straight heats in 220% and 2:04. Neleyon Nancy Rovee Kid McGregor Prince Kohl Mighty Onward also started, with Composery Marvellétin Vandatta Bow Catcher among entrants.
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Pougakerpsle
Omer
Hudson River Peiving Park
Rea Wen
Neleyon
Nancy Rovee
Kid McGregor
Prince Kohl
Mighty Onward Area
Sigma
McLaughlin Defeats Burton For Permanent Tennis Cup
Montana tennis alum McLaughlin dethrones Harry Burton in a three hour see saw match to become permanent holder of the 326 silver loving cup. The Butte champion won two of three, with scores and a dramatic leap over the net sealing the victory in a West championship duel watched by cheering spectators.
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Helena
Demmis Dunran
Laughlin
Montana Fennis
Slama
Harry Burton
Butte
Seth
McLaughlin
McLavahiit
Burton
Adi Specators
Bally
Massachusetts team wins regimental rifle title at Camp Perry
Camp Perry Ohio August 2 The Sixth Massachusetts regiment captured the regimental championship rifle shoot under the National Rifle Association for the third straight year earning the $500 trophy Massachusetts scored 775 while Maryland Fifth regiment took second at 769 and received a silver medal Also reported a motor boat race result from Yorktown with Twixie 71 winning the second in a series.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
United States
National Rifle Association
Massachusetts
Maryland
Henry Larouche Dead An Old Timer Of Butte
Henry Larouche aged 48 a well known Butte blacksmith died at his home at 3 ½ At an avenue of pneumonia after a brief illness. He had lived in Butte 28 years leaving a wife and five children four daughters and one son Maude Larouche the eldest daughter works at Hennessy’s store. The body lies at Walsa's and will be moved to the home today with funeral services planned for Sunday morning.
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Henry Larouche
Butte
Larouche
Maude Larouche
Hennessy
Walsa's
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