Meadow Dominates Closing Butte Race Day Finale
At the Butte race meet closing day a large crowd braved chilly weather for a strong card and a good roads benefit. Meadow led from the start to win the mile feature, defeating Sticker with Big Stick a fast third as Coburn’s Mare opened and sustained a late run. Multiple favorites won and notable performances came from Glennadeane Evia and Lena Lech in tight finishes.
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Coburn
Glennadeane
Anderson
Evia
Fivia
Tif_ls
Lena Lech
Passenger
Montauk Don
Lee Harrison
Rio Peon
Rio Pecos
Tinacular
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Sam
Rey E! Tovar
Doc Allen
Tiflis
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Tifis
Knight & Co
A Walsh
Marchmont
Binfield
Deneen
W BE. Cotton
W. Cotton
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Mooney
Callahan S
Wabanan
J. Tonkin
Cococes Imes Eerneee
Big Eldorado
Montana St
Gien
Winnadeane
Galene Gale
Solitaire
Peeress
Wabana
Hal
Pina
Wwe
Fin
Jockeys Co. Co
Ll Groas
Murphy
F. L. Harris
Kirschbaum
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Fischer
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Bellsnicker
Alexanderuce
Eeenee
Fancy
J M. Barnes
Ross Eeeeee
J. E. Edwards
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Seneeee
Cavnaugh
Capewell
M. Foster
J Murphy
Roberta
Novgorod
Kilmer Swamp Root Medicine Praised in Letter
A testimonial from August Strong of Minneapolis commends Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root for kidney trouble back pain and rheumatism. He explains he bought the remedy after reading about it in a newspaper and almanac and found relief after using a one cent bottle.
What Swamp Root Will Do For You Ad From Kilmer Co
Proclaiming that Swamp Root helps kidneys and bladder this advertisement urges readers to request a sample bottle from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY and to include mention of the Anaconda Daily Standard. It notes regular 60 cent and one dollar sizes for ease at all drug stores.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Anaconda Daily Standard
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Skinner to judge at Couer d Alene fair meet in Idaho
Frank Skinner has left for Spokane to serve as associate judge and handicapper at the 36 day Couer d Alene fair and racing association meet opening in Alan Idaho on September 11. Meadow owner Wade McLemore learns of the Murphy and Mooney cup win in the press room as three favorites win yesterday. Horse shipments to Anaconda begin with cars loaded for the races there.
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Frank Skinner
Spokane
Skinner
Alan
Idaho
Jetaway
Anaconda
Records Fall As International Breeders Meet Opens In Columbus
World's records paced the International Breeders race meeting at Columbus driving park Evelyn W. a Cleveland mare beat Earl Jr. by a neck in the champion pacing sweepstakes fourth heat fastest ever and set pace times near 2:08 for four heats Buckeye stake Belvasia won, Stroller and Louis Forrest also featured. Earnest won the 2-15 pace. Five world records already established with three days more to race.
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Columbus
Ohio
Driving Park
Evelyn W
Cleveland
Abbe
Walter
Earl Jr
Robert J
Buckeye
Belvasia
Stroller
Louis Forrest
High Admiral
Dorothy Hansborn
Earnest
Morello
Meadow Triumphs In galloping race headline
Meadow led from the three furlong pole and galloped home to win. Sticker, Big Stick, and Pay Streak followed with solid efforts as Fern L faltered late and Spohn paused near the final furlong.
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Sticker
Big Stick
Pay
Fern L
Spohn
Acumen
Broom
Leonid Dolly Hayman
T. B. Munford
Meadow, 9-5; Sticker
Pay Streak
Endymion
Mooney & Murphy
CW. McLemore
Coburn
Au Redwell
Roass
J. Hoenrein
Callahan
Denny
Chanticler
Grand circuit races at Goshen get a grand stand memorial
Aug 22 Goshen crowds fill the track as Mrs E H Harriman donates a new grand stand in memory of her husband. Races include a 2000 dollar free for all pace won by The Eel, best time 2 06 percent, with Major Mallow and Major Brian second and third. Trot events also draw purses of 2000 dollars with Sterling Hall and Union placing in heats. Border Guard takes the 2 20 trot with Bell Grattan and Angel in podium spots.
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Goshen
E. H. Harriman
Association
Mallow
Major Brian
Sterling Hall
Emily Morris
Alfreda Todd
Union
Border Guard
Angel
Bell Grattan
Comiskey Eyes Galveston Camp for 1912 White Sox
President Comiskey stated White Sox may train in Galveston in 1912 using a former Washington club camp. He has not fixed a spring rendezvous yet but praised the Gulf city climate and facilities for potential use.
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Chicago
Comiskey
White Sox
Iie
Galveston
Washington Club
Gulf City
Cup holders lose in hard struggle
Newport R I August 2 Surprises marked the second day of the national lawn tennis tournament The biggest upset was the defeat of Fred B Alexander and Harold H Hackett four times national doubles champions by R D Little and G F Touchard of New York The veterans did not relinquish the title without a hard struggle one set went 28 games before they won it Little and Touchard won 7 5 13 15 6 4 The all comers singles for the privilege of challenging William A Larned Nearest rounds show E P Larned brother of the national champion and winner of the recent Longwood Wurnemens
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Newport
R. I
Fred B. Alexander
Harold H. Hackett
R. D. Little
G. F. Touchard
New York
Little
Touchard
William A. Larned
E. P. Larned
Longwood
Dabney Beats Wright Touchard Triumph in Second Round
A. J. Dabney of Boston Bealls defeated an opponent. C. Wright, Little and Touchard advanced with easy wins in the second round.
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A. J. Dabney
Boston Bealls
C. Wright
Little
Touchard
Blum Pitches No Hit No Run In New England League
Fall River Massachusetts August 22 Blum of the Fall River team in the New England league hurled a no hit no run game for the second time this season Only one opponent reached second base and no other runner advanced past first base all day.
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Fall River
Mass
Blum
Turbulent Scores From Regional Baseball Card
At Columbus Kansas City 10 to Colum bus 2 in Columbus. At Toledo St Paul 3 to Toledo 0. Louisville hosts two games with Minneapolis winning 12 to 6 in the first and 4 to 0 in the second.
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Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Loussville
Fee
Local League Scores Highlight Mixed Results Across Cities
At St Joseph 0 Denver 2 Des Moines 3 Pueblo 2 Omaha 6 Lincoln 2 Topeka 8 Sioux City 7 and the column notes promise opportunities for gainful transactions in a busy market.
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St. Joseph
Denver
Des Moines
Pueblo
Omaha
Lincoln
Topeka
Sioux City
Great Falls Wins Double-Header Over Butte In Tight Pair
In a two game set on August 22 in Great Falls, the home team edged Butte twice amid defensive miscues in the sixth. Left fielder feats by Huelaman and Dockstader highlighted the day as Kane and Hildebrand staff limited scoring. Remnens yielded key hits in the late frames as Great Falls pulled out both decisions.
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Allaresaive Etiek
Druhot
Remnens
Huelaman
Dockstader
Kane
Hildebrand
Fries
Atte
Iveast
OSCO
Butte
Toner
Vanes
Perrine
Vange
Murphy
Foster
Vance
Marshall
Senators Win Hard Game in Arctic Weather
Helena outhit Salt Lake but won 6 to 3 in a ninth inning finish. Pitchers shuffled with Dressan relieved in the seventh and Morgan starting the eighth. Irby drove in a key run as pinch hitter in the seventh while Orr Kibble Baker produced three base hits in a cold day. Time two hours and ten minutes. Umpire Lawler.
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Helena
Salt Lake
Morgan
Dressan
Amos
Irby
Okees
Abbott
Cordiz
Devereaux Schimpff
Orr
Kibble Baker
Maers
Ames
Dresean Balk Maers
Lawler
Boise Takes First Game From Erring Capitalists
Missoula opened play under local syndicate ownership as Boise won in a game where Cummings was hit hard in the seventh inning and Killilay kept Missoula's hits scattered. The piece notes players received six weeks of pay last night.
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Missoula
Boise
Cummings
Killilay
Rares on ballet Off Cummings
Two wild pitches by Cummings and passed balls by Finnet marked the ball game. Time of game was one hour and 56 minutes. Umpire Toman officiated.
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Finnet
Umptire- Toman
Local Baseball Notes From Los Angeles Wire
Fragmentary game brief from Los Angeles dated Aug 2 mentions players Suter Schmidt Brackenridge Stanfield and Brown in a battering lineup. Scored lines and specifics are illegible but indicate a battery pairing and defensive positions.
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Los Angeles
R. H. E Bat Prencivor
Suter
Schmidt
Brackenridge, Stanfield and Brown
Vancouver Scores Seattle in Battery and Whaling Showdown
Seattle and Vancouver battled on August 22 with a scoreline reported as Vancouver’s success. Cates and Lewis led for Vancouver while Seaton contributed, shaping a close contest with defensive plays and key hits.
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Vancouver
Seattle
Sccces
Seaton
Cates and Lewis
Missoula Baseball Association Elects Officers
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Missoula Aug 22 reports the new Missoula Baseball Association took over the Missoura club in the Union league and elected officers H B Campbell as president Carl Greenhood as vice president J H C Mulroney as secretary treasurer Ronald Higgins as club director Charles McCafferty remains manager Bulger Walsh second baseman was released from the Missoula team.
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Missoula Baseball Association
Missoura
H. B. Campbell
Carl Greenhood
JH. C. Mulroney
Ronald Higgins
Charles McCafferty
Bulger Walsh
Ohio team breaks world record at Herrick trophy match
Camp Perry Ohio closed the National Rifle Association matches with record Herrick trophy scores led by Ohio at 1782, surpassing the English Elcho Shield mark. The president's match went to Corporal C A Lloyd US Marines with 231.
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Camp Perry
Ohto
National Rifle Association
Ohio
Herrick
C. A. Lloyd
United States Marines
National Baseball Commission Sets Purchases By Clubs
The national baseball commission released a list of players purchased by major league clubs as the drafting season closed in Wisconsin, with only names on file and approved, noting August 20 purchases under optional agreement. The list includes Murray, Bittrolft, Dressan, Orr, Hannahan, Stemneas, and Flick among others.
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National Baseball Commission
Aito
National Commissior
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Union
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Mis Soula
Murray
Quigley
Brookly
Great Falls
Bittrolft
Chicag
Salt Lake
Dressan
Detroit
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Hannahan Stemneas
Boler
Flick
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