Montana Jockey Club Opens With 2 P.M. First Race Daily
The Montana Jockey Club marks its first race at 2 p m each racing day with direct streetcar service to the track and Columbia Garden transfers. Admission costs $1 with LADIES free. Officials include President Hugh I Wilson Secretary Lou Frank Presiding Judge Joseph A Murphy Associate Judge Ralph H Tozer.
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Columbia Garden
Hugh I. Wilson
Lou Frank
Joseph A. Murphy
Ralph H. Tozer
Butte Triumph in Final Series Game Over Portland
The Buttes edged Portland in a close finish, with Kane and Dowling star performers. Dowling pitched solidly while Kane and Marshall delivered key hits as Butte gained two in the first and multiple late runs, securing an 8 to 4 win in a cloudy, 1,800-strong crowd.
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Buttes
Putte
Portland
Helena
Ward
Kane
Dowling
McDonough
Zearfoss
Knox
Marshall
Weed
McIntyre
Muller
McHale
McDonougul
Zeigler
van Buren
Harris
Vigneux
Butte
A.J. Ward
Asecasic
Ay van Buren
A Anderson
Tie Bos
Ee Muller
Uicsesecs Sovcses cc
Deigel
Deisel
McHale McIntyre
Uwobase
Witbeck
Lmpire
Colgan
Helena Faces Seattle Pitcher Inability to Do Business
Helena club unable to work with Seattle pitcher Hogg as negotiations falter amid financial constraints. Team seeks new agreement to resume operations and schedule.
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Helena
Helena Defeats Senators 4 1 Behind Hogg’s Gem
Hogg of Seattle pitched a strong game to beat the Senators 4 to 1 in Helena. Helena totaled five hits led by Stovall Hol ly and Partridge doubled but matching Seattle defensive plays produced sensational double plays and a lone Helena run came in the third on a Schmeer double and Partridge put outs.
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Helena
Hogg
Seattle
Senators
Flannery
Partridge
Dugdale
Hurley
Peeples
Slagle
Klopf
Stovall
Babbitt
Stanley
Holly
Shaffer
Thompson
Schmeer
Sullivan
Campbell
Kliopf
Dalrymple
Puget Sound
McCarthy
H Hannivan
Eerie Chomeer
Ss Partridge
Ettens Sullivan
Ib Seteveee
Sisewssee Neee
Lo “ Campbell
Seeeeeres
Helena Teres
Sehmestr
Kiopf
Dalrymple Babbitt
Sechmeer
Stowell
Hoge
Roy Thompson
Tacoma Tigers climb out of cellar in fifth place
Tacoma defeated Spokane as McCarthy’s errors and late Tigers hits sparked a comeback. Letcher Rockenfield Hutchinson and Fisher produced key plays. Spokane rallied in the ninth but Frary closed it with a strikeout.
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Fisher
D McCarthy
Kutchingon
Negie
Fusher
Joe McCarthy
Howells
Swindells
Ielly
Frary
Khevitt
Balis
McCarthy
Pfeister
Tacoma
Spokane
Standard
Tigers
Spokanes
Pfiester
Ginger
Mce-Kevitt
Letcher
Nagle
Rockenfield
Hutchinson
Tacoma AR
R. H. PO
A.E. Letcher
Stee
Chicago and Brooklyn split as errors aid Stars
Chicago and Brooklyn split a doubleheader with Lundgren pulled after costly errors in game one while Chicago outhit Donovan in game two for an easy win. King's glove and bat highlighted the day with 1 000 in attendance.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Lundgren
Donovan
King
Korea
Zwe Ratier
ea—Laindgren
Rhoades
Kling
Newton
Wallace
Cantillon
R. H. EF
de Pineas Peastuesae
Sesacess
Williames
Taylor
Wall
Western League results with Omaha sweep over Colorado Springs
In Omaha games the Omaha team defeated Colorado Springs 5 0 in the first game and 0 0 in the second. At St Joseph the score was 0 0 with Kansas City. Des Moines beat Denver 7 6. Peoria lost to Milwaukee 6 7 in the first game and 3 10 in the second.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
R. H. E. Cincinnati
Phillips
Maloney
Phillippi
Zimmer
O'Day
Brown
Poole
Bergen
Cushman
Hopkins
O' Day and Brown
Omaha
Colorado Springs
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Des Moines
Denver
Art Peoria
Peoria
Milwaukee
Exciting five mile professional bicycle race at Vailsburg
Five thousand spectators watched a professional five mile bicycle race at the Vailsburg track in Newark. The field of 31 started and only 10 finished the five miles. Kramer and Floyd McFarland teamed, as did Beauchamp, Juhik, Palm and others. Time 16 46 1 5.
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Newark
N. J
Vailsburg
Kramer
Floyd McFarland
Martin
Beauchamp
Bedels
Keegan
Putter
S. J. Juhik
D. E. Palm
L. Kramer
East Orange
Edward Armbuster
Brooklyn
Plagver
Bill Martin
Walter Badgett
J. T. Fisher
Lester Wilson
George Collette
Menus Bedell
Daniel Sullivan
Frank Beauchamp
W. A. Rutz
Thomas Butler
J. B. Bowler
Patrick Keegan
George Schriber
End of Meeting Sparks Talk of Extra Expense Money for Delegates
A Montana race meeting nears closure with seven racing days left and potential extension to two weeks to allow delegates to earn travel and expense money. Officials praise fair conduct, while betting crowds waver as pool rooms draw off betting funds and attendance remains steady with strong horses and notable riders.
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Mining Congress
Montana
Murphy
Butte
Ralph Tozer
Robert Curran
Starter Chinn
Championship in Danger at Newport Tennis Meet
In Newport Rhode Island the national singles championship narrows with six players remaining. M D Whitman of Boston and one of the Doherty brothers are favored for the finals as English challengers grow stronger. H L Doherty faces L E Ware in a key match with the title likely decided by Wednesday or Thursday.
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Newport
R. I
William A. Larned
M. D. Whitman
Boston
Doherty Brothers
Ware
Cin McFadden Heals 15-Year Rheumatism Claim
Cin McFadden of 462 East Broadway claims to have cured every rheumatism case in 15 years, described as miner's consumption by some and presented as a world bearer of the ailment in the report.
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Cin McFadden
East Broadway
Butte
Christobal Star Dominates Thornburg In Free-For-All
Christobal delivers an easy victory over Thornburg in a high speed free-for-all pace. The dogfight features intense pace racing and a clear top performance by Christobal. Officials report Thornburg unable to keep up through the final laps.
Christobal Dominates Butte Driving Club Meet Races
The Butte Driving Club show featured four races with Christobal Frank Shaw's pacer breaking Thornburg's bid in straight heats. Erudition and Master Delmar battled to close margins as Master Delmar captured the second and third heats. On Trial led the 2:40 pace, while Daag and Guyamas vied closely in the heats amid brisk betting.
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Butte
Butte Driving Club
Thornburg
Christobal
Erudition
Master Delmar
Eddie Sachs
Frank E. Shaw
James Reynolds
W. J. Kelley
William Kane
Erin
W. A. Clark, Jr
T. J. Moore
Joseph Lutey
Guyamas
Excursion Train From Butte To Alder and Return
Special Excursion Train leaves Montana Union depot at 8 30 a m Sunday and runs through to Alder returning at 6 p m Prices are Butte to Pipestone and return 1 60 Butte to Whitehall and return 1 50 Butte to Twin Bridges and return 1 50 Butte to Sheridan and return 2 00 Butte to Alder and return 2 90 Stage connects with this train at Alder to and from Virginia City
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Montana
Union Depot
Alder
Butte
Pipestone
Whitehall
Twin Bridges
Sheridan
Virginia City
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