Sensation at Anaconda Track As Swart's Hill Wins Big
W H Raymond dismissed Swart's Hill a day mare to win the fifth race at Anaconda in a sensational upset. Nannie McDee won the selling race with Ora McGee and Sam Connor, while Ada Kenneday claimed show money. The program featured tight betting, run ups, and track records as Abe Slupskey and other favorites performed.
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W. H. Raymond
Swart
Anaconda
Chucananda
Burnt Hills
Butte
Raymond
W. Booth
Nannie McDee
Ora McGee
Sam Connor
Grant Greene
S. J. Kelly
Sugar Samp
Sugar Lump
Grant Green
Snel Ee Pss
Op. Ci
Sess
Esmith
Jhmunson
Bezanson
Hennessy
Footloose
WM Baker
Woods
Sir John
Northwest S
Ben Uncas
Batchier&Co
Ormes
Peeesesseene
McGee
Ch. m
Ruby Right
S.j.elley
Conner
G. Green
McDee
Ora
Swart's Hill
I's
Pauley
Lajoie
YegralSta
Thews
Medic
Gwstrauser
Donovan
Ruth Esther
Hbranch
Ehsmith
Marie Coghill
CH Miller
Bluebeard
Whtulley
Bischer
Error
Wgemmell
Cooney&Co
Murray
Howard Bros
Entries For Todays Races At Local Track
The card lists six races on today’s program at the track. Entrants include two year olds in maiden contest, four year olds and up in selling events, and futurity course races for older and younger horses with weights and odds noted for each runner.
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Pro Realig
Ined Vaces
Lescar
Ehdtoney Svoceence
Lew Hill
Ciaim Neice
Seto NO Quester Co
Lee Harrison Il
Lady Adelaide
Mike Krebs
Sespenesarene
J. H. Barr
Great Friar
Minnie F
Beenseee
John Hurile
Four favorites win as Auntie Curl and Envy lead day
Four favorites won including Auntie Curl in the opener for two year olds at 13 to 10 Abe Slupskey in the second at 7 to 5 Swart's Hill at 6 to 5 and Envy in the closing four horse race at 1 to 2 A third race saw W S Heath drive Envy to a thousand while the Chan ticler stable kept her for the extra five. The Heath stable will be sold in the
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Auntie Carl
Ada Kenneday
C. K. Davis
Ceos
Auntie Curl
Abe Slupskey
Swart’s Hill
Envy
W. S. Heath
Chanticler Stable
Heath
Deer Lodge meeting gains favor with horsemen
Horsemen anticipate a strong turnout as J Cuneo is debated for bidding behavior. Novel lapel tags advertising the Deer Lodge meet are in widespread view and well received. The event promises continued momentum following the Butte and Anaconda meetings, with public access to the familiar pace and styles under silks.
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J. Cuneo
Deer Lodge
Butte
Anaconda
International Amateur Athletic Federation Formed in Berlin
Berlin August 21 The International Amateur Athletic Federation was formally organized at a morning meeting. Charter members include the United States Great Britain Canada Austria South Africa Egypt Belgium France Norway Sweden Denmark Finland Germany Hungary Austria and Switzerland. Nineteen states including several South American nations were invited to join.
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Berlin
International Amateur Athletic Federation
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Austria
South Africa
Egypt
Belgium
France
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Germany
Hungary
Switzerland
Reusens Beaten by Lady Grattan at Rockingham Park
At Rockingham Park the Grand Circuit meet featured the Granite State pace, worth 6000 dollars. Lady Grattan edged Reusens in the final furlong after Reusens led in the back stretch. Walter Cox drove Geers to victory amid a strong program including Tillie Tipton and Bon Ton.
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Salem
N. H
Walter Cox
Rockingham Park
Granite State
Lady Grattan
Reusens
Geers
Cox Onalanes Geers
Tommy Murphy
New York
Futurity
Tillie Tipton
Bon Ton
Earl Jr
Braden Direct
Tilly Tipton
Homer Baughman
Ella K. R
Wady Grattan
Tommy Horn
Cochato Maid
Baron Sidnut
Karl Jr
Hal B
Braden
Kenneday and Roao Lead in Mixed Race Card
In a crowded program at the track, Kenneday led early and finished strong in one race while Roao stayed close, with Cedarfield-like pace and a bold drive. The event featured multiple heats, with Arkle Our Baby and Pink Coat Ruby Right among notable winners trained by J. J. Agon and S. Jelley respectively.
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Force
Walton
Wicks
Ch. H
Arkle Our Baby
J. J. Agon
Sear William
Donlin
Penson
Clinton
Noofa
Benson
Capital
Speed
Tennis drama at Newport as Williams defeats Johnston in four sets
Newport R I Aug 21 After a day of sensational tennis Williams defeated Johnston in four sets 6 8 6 4 8 6 in the All Comers singles. The match was hailed as the tournament's most brilliant with Williams superb on the sidelines and cross court shots. McCloughlin and Clothier won in straight sets and advance to meet tomorrow on the grand court.
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Newport
National Lawn Tennis Association
William M. Johnston
R. Norris Williams
Williams
Johnston
Willams
Mccloughlin
Clothier
Grand Court
Sailboat finals set for $5,000 Wrigley trophy race
Chicago August 21 Oregon Kid Kitty Hawk V Disturber III and Baby Reliance earned berths to Saturday’s finals for the $5,000 Wrigley trophy at the regatta open to all boat sizes. In elimination trials Van Blerck did not start and Hydro Bullet broke down after half a mile. Barnacle completed the course in fourteen miles in 21 04 marking a first.
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Chicago
Oregon Kid
Kitty Hawk V
Disturber III
Baby Reliance
Big van Blerck
Hydro-Bullet
Barnacle
Pelkey Undergoes Nasal Operation in Los Angeles
Arthur Pelkey, claimant to the world white heavyweight boxing title, underwent a minor nasal operation in Los Angeles on August 21. Surgeons doubted his immediate recovery and gave cautious prognosis.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Arthur Pelkey
Western League Standings Roll Call
Western League team records show Denver 3-8 Des Moines 2-4 Wichita 3-6 Omaha 6-9 Lincoln 5-1 Sioux City 4-5 St Joseph 10 Topeka 1 final tally with brief win totals and losses.
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Denver
Des Moines
Wichita
Omaha
Lincoln
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Topeka
McAllister Petroskey set for Sept 9 return bout
San Francisco reports that Bob McAllister and Sailor Petroskey have signed articles for a 20 round return boxing bout to be held September 9. They will weigh in prior to the fight.
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San Francisco
Bob McAllister
Sailor Petroskey
Prize Ring Faces Renewed Bout After Draw With Petroskey
160 pounds at 10 o'clock the morning of the fight. McAllister signs the articles and abandons quitting the prize ring, a stance he announced after the recent 20 round bout with Petroskey that ended in a draw.
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McAllister
Petroskey
Wisconsin boxing commission named by Governor McGovern
Madison August 21 governor appoints a state commission to regulate boxing under the new law. The panel will oversee ten round no-decision bouts and all matches must be conducted under commission supervision.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
McGovern
Baseball score roundup from American Association games
In Toledo Columbus rain affected play with Milwaukee scoring 2 and Minneapolis 9. Kansas City 6 over St Paul 5. Louisville 4 against Indianapolis 5 with 10 innings noted.
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Toledo-Columbus
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Louisville
Indianapolis
Mormon Sluggers Crater Butte in 17–0 Showdown
Salt Lake City nine blasted Butte for 17 runs on 13 hits as Johnson silenced the Copper lineup from start to finish. McCloskey’s crew swiped bases and rapped triples while Kellogg and Kallio were touched for runs, with a lone escaped rabbit and bold baserunning adding local color to the lopsided affair.
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Brigham Young
Salt Lake
John MacCloskey
Brigham
McCloskey
Butte
Johnson
John
Murphy
Dressan
Demageio
Turgeon
SturBeoon
BSS Aecnereeraee
Duddy Kafora
Clynes
Rodinson
Kellogg
Kallio
Davis
Spencer
Schimpff
Pendleton
McClain
Robinson
Kafora
Electrics Win by Plunk in Ribs After Long Go
Aug 21 Great Falls reporting one of the tightest games on local grounds as the Electrics win 2 to 1 in the sixteenth inning. Dawson pitched well, two Electrics relievers used as pinch hitters. Galena scored for Missoula, stealing home in the ninth. bases loaded in sixth yield no runs. In sixteenth, Kelly and Toner reach, Weaver bunt, Galena hit by pitch to force in the winning run. Missoula 6 1 Great Falls 2.
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Great Falls
Electrics
Dawson
Galena
Iilning Kelly
Toner
Weaver
Duffy
Williams
Missoula
Changnon
Perrine
Siner
Auer
Morse
Hester
Faye
Carman
Potts
Kelly
Hildebrand
Frary
Bases left to Butte as Salt Lake games end early
Left on bases were Butte three and Salt Lake, with the game lasting two hours and ten minutes. Umpire Larocque officiated the contest.
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Butte
Salt Lake
Larocque
Vigilantes Defeat Owls In Spite Of Two Sports
Helena Aug 21 Williams receives solid support as Helena Vigilantes outhit Ogden Owls to win 7 to 5. Owls rally with three runs in the second inning and threaten again in the sixth, but Vigilantes pull away. Game details include key hits by Blausser Moorehead Spencer and Menges, with notable pitching by Sinclair and Williams.
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Vigilantes
OWLS
Helena
Williams
Ogden
Mpancer
Cronin
Menges
Crittenden
Blausser
Moorehead
Spencer
Gibson
Quigley
Jones
Sinclair
Woolums
Risberg
Buccaneers Slug Two Quaker Stars In Nine to Six Win
In Philadelphia on August 21, Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 9 to 6. Pittsburgh totaled 14 hits, with O'Toole and Alexander each contributing. O'Toole started strong but faltered late. Philadelphia's bats were stifled after early bursts, as Rixey lasted one inning and Marshall finished well for Pittsburgh. Batteries: O'Toole and Simon for Philadelphia. Alexander, Rixey, Marshall and Killifer for Pittsburgh.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Alexander
Rixey
Marshall
O'Toole
R. H. Pis
Simon
Killifer
Won in the Ninth as Cincinnati Defeats Brooklyn 6 4
Brooklyn and Cincinnati battled evenly until the ninth when Bescher was hit by a pitch. Bates sacrificed Egan and Hoblitzeil singled to drive in two runs for Cincinnati and a 6 4 victory. Ames pitched well with solid Cincinnati support. Batteries Ames Clarke Ragan Miller.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Bescher
Bates
Egan
Hoblitzell
Wickland
Hoblitzeil
Ragan
Ames
Boston Triumphs 7-6 Over St Louis as Harmon Draws Run
In Boston Aug 21 with the score tied two out and three on in the ninth Harmon walked Connie and forced Whaling home for the winning run 7 to 6 over St Louis. Hess was hit hard early but Griner faded after the third. Batteries Griner Harmon Hildebrand Wingo Hess Perdue Barden Whaling. Some teams scheduled today.
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Salt Lakers
Sturgeon
Johnson
St. Louis Cardinals
Waling
New York
New Yorks
Chicago
Mathewson
Stack
Moore
Evers
Burns
Snodgrass
R. H. FE
BIOW
SOU
Moore and
Archer
McLean
Wilson
Boston
Harmon
Connelly
St. Louis
Hess
Griner
Tos
Tos Ovas Vedamseverecsees Scheepeee
Wong Cessenancen
Scena Vesecabacccees Za
Griner, Harmon and Hildebrand and
Wingo
Hess, Perdue and
Barden
Whaling
Western Tri-State Scores From Walla Walla and Pendleton
Western Tri-State results show North Yakima defeating Walla Walla 5 to 4 with batteries Kile Taylor Bridger Johnson. In Pendleton Boise loses to Pendleton 6 to 1 with Hall Gard Berger Haworth handling pitching and catching duties.
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R. H. FE
North Yakima
Walla Walla
Kile
Pendleton, Ore
R. H. B. Boise
Sevece
Pendleton
Hall and Gard
Berger and Haworth
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