State tennis moves up to Butte in rough weather reports
The Montana state tennis event was moved to Butte as rain compacted courts and puddles delayed play. Four matches were completed before showers returned, with Kareled and McLeod of Butte victorious in a tight doubles and singles battles overshadowed by humidity and wind.
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Stennis
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Copper City
Coursa FA Anacomia
Karéled
MeLnod
Bury
Melead
Burton
Ansconda
Matthews
Butie
Futter
Altiude Moshér
Hutte
Gaines
Helena
Deuce
Helén
Duke
Tacoma
Dochler
Hay Isingtes
Milige
West
Fullmor
Rodgers
Ware
Ratley
Amclaughlin
Karstein
Mosher
Speed
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Parker
Parker,’ Hareted and Matthews Against Bulley and Hunter, and Merrill and Kunkel
Fulmor
Curry
Burton Agennat
Hunter
Whiner
Fulmor-West
Tadgers
Tangley
Wars
Thompson
Fant
Saratoga Race Results and Readville Stakes Summary
Golden Light won the Saratoga meet with Blacket second and Time in multiple stakes outcomes. At Readville Massachusetts Gold Dust Maid captured the Ponkapoag stake for 2:10 trotters under Geers. The Berkley Lake trap tournament saw South Dakota post the best amateur average while W R Crossley and W Sherill led the regular event.
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Gold Dust Maid
Geers
Ponkapoag
Ralh Agein
Berkley Lake
South Dakota
W. R. Crogsby
W. W. Sheenwell
Salt Lake
W. R. Crossley
C. C. Spencer
I G. Taylor
W. Sheri
Tennis at Kewport Newport FB Aug 23 All Comers Tourney
Fifteen matches were played in the third round of the national lawn tennis championship event in Stn. J O Ames versus A Fel affair ended by Pell's withdrawal. E T Gross of Providence defeated J wt Carpenter Jr of New York in five sets. Behr and Clottiler won in straight sets. Irving Woight, brother of the champion, and Sfackett enn Suttmaan advanced in the lower draw.
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Necessitated
Bones
Cross
Behr
Clottiler
Irving Woight
Sfackettenn Suttmaan
Efit
On The Race Track Fix Furlongs Results At Gealtle
Gealtle Aug 28 results show Wille Grege winning the first race over Rubajaa and Dora J in third. Hassabt Maxella led the second race with Salable, Glendenning Atcond, and Little Iubt lercup following. Delle Reed won the third with BE W Dratinin second and Anona third. Blue Eyes claimed the fourth over Fuiry and Ed Sheridan. Merry Go Round won the later race with Hanna Ray second time 1 21.
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Fuiry
Ed Sheridan
Atx
Merry Go Round
Legal Form
Hanna Ray
Harvard and Cambridge crews race at Adeway practice
Crowds gathered as Harvard and Cambridge crews trained amid rising floodwater. Cambridge won a practice race against Oxford, then moved to the 1905 boat for faster pace. Princes Edward and Albert watched from the Cambridge launch as practice continued near Chiswick.
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Fareward
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Albert of Walesa
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Immigration crackdown shifts policy at Vancouver port
J C Vancouver reports that Canada tightens Chinese immigration controls after years of labor influx. Government spokesman RG MacPherson says the immigration act will empower the governor general and council to bar landing of specified classes of immigrants deemed unsuitable, in response to rising agitation.
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J. C
Canada
Indus
Doantaian
RG. MacPherson
M. P
Ballasf
Campaign against pirates near Canton disrupts trade
Victoria report from the steamer Am maru notes attacks on the Salainio steamship and a battle near the Pearl River. Captain Jocelyn and five others were wounded in an assault on the Salainio. Five jinrks in tow of a steam launcher bound for Canton faced a pitched clash as German and British traders pressed ministers for strenuous measures against piracy.
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Victoria
Croco Tha Orion
Hongkong
Canon
Salain
McDonald Wan
Amt
Jocelyn Bm
Hpdn
Canton
Gennan
Higa
China
Mystery bones blamed on vanished steamer wreck
Victoria officials seek probe into bone fading alleged from the steamer Vialon ela after a cave find on Vancouver island coast revealed eight skeletons. Captain Gaudin, agent, and relatives of the Vatenefa seek reflection by Captain Gane ala, Mr Newbury, and Superintendent Alushy of police.
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Victoria
BD. C
James Gaudin
Marine
Davit Logan
Ganeala
Newbury
Alushy
Whole Committee Arrests Reported in Tea Aug
A large number of arrests were made in August targeting teaching revolutionaries. Authorities indicate the entire coastal revolutionary committees and militant organizations in the area have been implicated.
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Fostal Revolutionary Committees
Players Frozen Out By Long Chilly Rain
C H Lane returns from coast and notes Seattle fans want the old Northwest circuit. Rain and wet grounds postponed the second game with Gray's Harbor. teams retreated indoors. Lane forecasts Seattle staying in the circuit next year while California teams stay out.
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Gale
Asueris Aound Clutes
Northyvent
Lengee
Gray's Harbor
Columbia Gardens
Bulle
Gray’s Harbor
Charles H. Lane
Butte
Tacoma
Baseball Scores and Standings From Aug 2 to Aug 4
The American League reports New York breaking a losing streak and Cleveland beating New York in a tense clash. Boston’s game details include a 4 to 1 result for St Louis with key plays from Powell and O Connor. The fragmented text notes multiple players and teams with limited context and several errors.
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Amaclans
Cleveland
Cleveland Crier
Sein Bd FC
Towncent
Bemis
Orth
Klenow
Boston
Powell
St Louis
O'Connor
Witrer
Cavrigan
Washington Victory Over Chicaxa in Narrow Meet
In an Aug. contest Washington edged Chicaxa by a slim margin as Tidlernon led the locals with key plays while Faikentargs defense stifled late. Owe and Senre combined for steady scoring as Metterles-Falkenberg and Sullivan contributed for the visitors.
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Falkenberg
Wurnetergon
Sullivan
National League game features late inning surge
Chicago and Philadelphia split a doubleheader in a high scoring affair. Tinker starred with two errors but delivered timely hits, while Evera and Kling contributed key plays in the late frames. The scene focused on defensive miscues and the decisive late innings that shaped the outcome.
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Chicaga
Tilladelphia
Evere
Tinker
Beare
Philadelphia
Kling
Dagglepy
Doom
Donovan
Carpentier
Conway
Pittsburgs Rally Hits Five Runs In Two Inning Spurt
In Pottsburg Aug two swings produced five runs on seven hits before Ferguson was benched after the sixth inning. Pittburgs scored two more runs on two hits and three errors while Leever and Glasons faced Ferguesn and Bowerman.
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Phesburg
Tito Pittsburgs
Wittschard
St Louis Wins Second Game In Series With Boston
St Louis took the second game of the series from Boston today. Brown pitched excellently for St Louis while Boston failed to score until the ninth inning. Final score quoted as 2 to 0 with St Louis prevailing and players named include Marshall Needham and D Marker. New York telegrams note further baseball updates from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
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Borton Uday
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Hoes St. Lente Voy
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Arenee
Fattecies
Marshall
Dmarker
Neednam
Araphastohnatene
National Leagie
Hayed
Chieagy
Pittepurg Oy
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnat
Brooklyn
Brush of Wie New York Wasehatelith Postseason Service Offer
The National league side accepted Frank Farrell owner of the New York Americans offer to play a postseason service in October for the championship in New York.
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Brush
New York Wasehatelith
Frank Farrell
New York Americans
New York
Pacific Coast League Results From Aug 2
Oakland beat Los Angeles in a game noted for four hits at Bergen and three runs. Bernard drove in Los Angeles' only run in the third. In Fresno Fresno won a light hitting game with Garvin and Bidnieenshire on the mound for Seattle and Hogan for Fitzgerald. Portland lost to Oakland as hitting test struggled. Henderson and Bonamis pitched for Portland while Catns and Bliss twirled for Oakland.
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Francisca
Los Angeles
Bergemen
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Sples
Lee Ameter
Fresno
Seattle
BatteriesGarvin
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Porland
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Bliss
Spokane Beats Northwestern League Champions in Easy Victory
Spokane overwhelmed the Northwestern league champions in a clear win. Samuels pitched his best game of his career, holding the visitors to five scattered hits. Doyle and Burnett starred in defense and offense, with Altman backing relief pitching.
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Samuels
Fe Inilell
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Burnett
Tacoma
Spokane Vita 2 BS
Shea
Sameels
Altman
Standings of the CLUBS in Toeson and Pima counties
In Thesan Ariz Aug 23 the TePa lean party opposed a joint statehood. The anti jointure ticket won 402 votes to 20 in the primaries and similar results outside precincts. Tensions ran high with several fist fights as Mexican electors backed jointure.
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Tepalean
Toeson
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Tueson Ie
Palace Wovell Company Incorporation in Nevada
Articles show Palace Wovell Company incorporated in Nevada at the Palace Hotel San Francisco. Principals include Broderick W Sharon Francis G Newlands and Mian Tr Crocker with capital stock of 5 009 000 divided between the Sharon Estate group and William Scrocker. John Clark Patrick to manage the notes.
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Aug
Jn Navada
Palace Hotel Company
Palace Hotel
Broderick W. Sharon
Francis G. Newlands
Mian Tr. Crocker
John Clarks Patrick
William F. Herrin
Wellington Gregg
Sharon Estate Company
Lady Yeskith
WW. Linton
Senator Newlands
Lia Sharon Tustate Company
William Scrocker
Cotes
John Clark Patrick
Murder Suicide Stuns Los Angeles Woman and Husband
Fred Flanders shot and killed Mrs. John Filkens at her home on 4H North Broadway and then fatally shot himself. Police say days of drinking preceded the tragedy. A second attempt at Mrs. Wilkens’ husband failed as he dodged the shot.
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Cal
Fred Flanders
John Filkens
North Broadway
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Wilkens
Ead
Salvadoran General Figueroa resigns to run for president
San Salvador reports General Fernando Figueroa has resigned as minister of war to seek the presidency for the term 1931 to 1936. Generals Vile Vacinio Excalen and Barenhona, prominent in the war, are also candidates for the presidency.
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San Salvador
Fernando Figueroa
Vile-Vacinio
Excalen
Barenhona
Ins
Sons of Veterans Congress Elects New Leader in Dayton Next
The national convention of Sons of Veterans closed its sessions with officer elections. Edward M. Ames of Altoona, Pennsylvania, was chosen commander in chief and Dayton, Ohio, was set as the next meeting place.
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Detective Chief Burnett Dies in Pacific Grove
Captain Joseph Burnett, head of the San Francisco police detective service, died at Pacific Grove after heart trouble and asthma. He was 49 years old and had served with the force for many years.
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Joseph Burnett
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Pacific Grove
Butte Track Breaks Three-Eighths Record in Mud Race
Atoka, overlooked in betting, shattered the three-eighths mark on a muddy Butte track yesterday, surging past Billy Mayhan in the final stretch. Sam F. led early, but Alewi edged Mayhan for a close second as the crowd roared. other events saw Redan win the Elks Derby and Legatee take the longest race of the card.
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