Watts wins 3000 purse in Poughkeepsie trot
The meeting’s richest stake goes to Lon g Watts in the Poughkeepsie 2:14 trot with Native Hef second and Aya Hollywood Naomi rad in the field. Best time of week noted in heats, with John R. Braden stopping 2:02% in 2:03 e. Wood Patch driven by phy wins 2:08 pace heats. Billy Sunday takes 2:15 pace after a prior break. Tomas W. Murphy arrives Cleveland unable to aid.
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Oughkreepsie
Watts
Poughpsie
Hef
Aya Hollywood Naomi Rad
John R. Braden
Adoo Guy
Cox
Thomas W. Phy
Wood Patch
Billy Sunday
Tomas W. Murphy
Cleveland
Peter Manning
Ecion Nine Debuts At Legion Picnic At Columbia Gardens
The American Legion baseball nine will debut at the Legion picnic at Columbia Gardens at 5 p m. The ECION NINE faces the Twenty‑first Infantry in a feature attraction with lineups including McGeehan Jovick Tremblay Dover Riley Phippen Dor Mattson Kin Ne Robbins Brewer Jevens Martins Pike Hadric Moore Woodruff and others as listed.
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Erican Legion
Twenty-first Infantry
Columbia Gardens
Legion
Folws
McGeehan
Jovick
Tremblay
Dover
Riley
Phippen
Dor
Mattson
Kin- Ne
Inntry
Robbins
6Th
Brewer
Jevens
Myers
Artins
Pike
Hadric
Moore
Foodruff
Eileen Dillon trots to 2 06 in Springfield mile heat
Eileen Dillon owned by Fred Cline Gianapolis driven by Whitney wins the $3 000 Hotel stake 110 trot at Springfield Illinois in three straight heats with an official time near 2 06. Little Jack from Sacramento places strong but trails in the race.
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Eileen Dillon
Springfield
Fred Cline
Gianapolis
Whitney
Little Jack
A Silva
Sacramento
Cal
American Association Scores Roundup
In the American Association games Toledo lost to Minneapolis seven to eleven and Indianapolis defeated Milwaukee three to four. Columbus beat St Paul four to eleven while Louisville finished two to five and Kansas City four to four. Ten innings noted in the play by play.
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American Association
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Remarkable feat by 14 year old Miss Goebel across Long Island Sound
Miss Marion Goebel of New York, aged 14, swam six miles with her hands tied behind her back after tide pulled her off course from a planned one and a half mile crossing from Classon Point toward Lone Island Sound. She completed the distance despite the unusual restriction.
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Marion Goebel
New York
Lone Island Sound
Classon Point
Browns Win Two By Same Score In St Louis Sweep
St Louis beat Philadelphia 3 to 1 in both games as Bayne and Deberry shut down the Phillies. Sisler endured a hitless second game after 24 straight games with a hit. Game details list batteries for both games and line scores with errors and runs.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Bayne
Deberry
Sisler
R. H. E. PR Som
Severeia
Rommell
Perkins
St. Towle
Ccccocacesiassacss
Deberry and
Billings
Perry
Detroit Triumphs in Farewell Game to Take Series
NEW YORK August 24 Detroit won the farewell game of the season here, defeating New York five to three to win the series three games to one. Three Shawkey passes were hit for runs, with Ayers and Ainsmith behind the plate and Shawkey, Collins and Ruel in the field.
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New York
Detroit
Shawkey
HH. B
Ayers
Ainsmith
Collins
Ruel
Senators Defeat Faber 8 To 5 In Washington
Washington battered Faber and beat Chicago 8 to 5 as Courtney failed to home in the seventh. Acosta and Gharrity contributed for the Senators while Kerr Schalk formed the opposing battery.
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Washington
Faber
Chicago
Courtney
Acosta
Kerr
Boston Humbles Indians in decisive 7 to 2 win
Boston completed a four games to one series victory over Cleveland by scoring seven runs to two. The Bees attacked Clark while Bush limited Browns hits until the eighth inning, with Boston’s offense erupting late. Batteries Clark O’Neill for Cleveland and Bush Schang for Boston.
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Boston
Cleveland
Clark
Bush
R. HH
O'Neill
Schang
British golfers suffer defeat in 36 hole best ball match
British professionals Harry Vardon and Edward Ray endured their worst defeat in the United States as they lost to Jock Hutchinson, Western Open champion, and Laurie Ayton, a recent British arrival, seven down with five to play in a 36 hole exhibition. It marked their third defeat in four days in Chicago.
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Chicago
Harry Vardon
Edward Ray
Jock Hutchinson
Laurie Ayton
Great Britain
King Watts Wins Trotting Purse in Poughkeepsie Meet
King Watts the bay horse driven by A McDonald won the Poughkeepsie round circuit 2:14 class trotting purse of $2,000 in two straight heats. Native Chief, Crossman, placed second and Holly wood Naomi, Dodge, followed. Best time 2:97 1-4.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
King Watts
B. H
A. McDonald
Native Chief
Crossman
Hollywood Naomi
B. m
Dodge
Gleason Joins Pirates In Pittsburg Move
Pittsburg August 24 Bill Gleason former Idaho State league catcher joined the Pittsburgh National League club today. He is expected to add depth behind the plate and bring veteran experience to the Pirates lineup.
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Pittsburg
Bill Gleason
Dempsey to Meet Carpentier in September Fight
Chicago Aug 24 Jack Dempsey and promoter Tex Rickard agreed to stage a bout with Georges Carpentier French champion. Jack Kearns manager said Rickard has a set time to arrange the deal and notes Cochran also has a contract with Carpentier. Expected venue is New York in September.
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Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Tex” Rickard
Eastern Magnates Buy Coast League Stars
Cincinnati Ohio August 24 The Cincinnati National League club announces the purchase of Sam Bohne infielder of the Seattle club of the Pacific Coast league The Reds will pay 10000 each for Bohne and two players or 17500 in cash for the players One will join the Reds in the spring Portland August 24 Hack Miller outfielder for the Oakland team has been sold to the Chicago Nationals No cash changes hands Chicago will send players to Oakland in exchange for Miller with the receiving players acceptable to Oakland in the deal
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Cincinnati
Ohio
National League Baseball Club
Sam Tbohne
Seattle Club
Recs
Seattle
Reds
Portland
Ore
Hack" Miller
Oakland
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Chicago Nationals
del Howard
Miller
Chicago
Howard
Automobile racer severely injured in Hairpin Turn crash
Elgin Illinois August 24 Joe Thomas driving Eddie Hearne's car in practice turned turtle three times on Hairpin Turn. Thomas suffered severe head and body cuts and was rushed to a local hospital.
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Elgin, II
Joe Thomas
Eddie Hearne
Thomas
Meadow club tennis final round resumes amid many defaults
In Southampton New York Aug 24 play in the Meadow club tennis tournament resumed with numerous defaults. William Burrell of Seattle defeated Morris Duane of New York 6-3 in the second round.
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Southampton
N. Y
William Burrell
Seattle
Morris Duane
New York
Cubs edge Boston in tight 3-2 victory
Chicago nosed out Boston 3 to 2 as Boston collected 12 hits off Alexander but crossed for only two. Chicago struck 11 hits against Fillingim. Score stands 3 to 2 with Batteries Fillingim and ONeill for Boston and Alexander and OFarrell for Chicago.
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Braves
Alexander
Chicago
Boston
BR H. B
O'Neill
O'Farrell
Napier Wins First Game For Reds In Easy 7 2 Win
Cincinnati eased past Philadelphia 7 to 2 as Napier, new recruit from the Texas league, pitched for the champions. Smith exited after less than two innings while Betts Wheat Witherow and Wingo also contributed in a decisive opening win for Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Smith
Philadelphia
Napier
R. HH
B. Pordonnet
Ees Dan A Kasset Afl
Smith, Betts and Wheat
Witherow
Wingo
Pirates Take Close Win Over Superbas in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on August a close game saw the Pirates defeat the Brooklyn Superbas 4 to 3. Carlson endured a tough outing with sharp line drives and errors, Kilduff was struck in the face by a batted ball, and Kilduff’s timely plays helped boost Pittsburgh. Grimes and Miller pitched for the Pirates with Carl son and Schmidt behind them.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Carlson
Kilduff
R. H. EB
Byron Wad
Arenaas
Grimes
Miller
Schmidt
Cardinals Win On Infield Hit Rally In St Louis
Six third inning infield hits fueled a five run lead for the Cardinals aided by Doyle error and an infield out as New York could not close the gap. Final score details are unclear but the scene centers on St Louis offensive spark and defensive lapse.
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ST. Louis
Doyle
New York
Potteries
Benton, Douglas
E. Smith
Snyder
North
Kerdel
Clemons
Coast League Scores Include Seattle Victory Over Vernon
The Coast League tally shows Seattle defeating Vernon 4 to 0 while San Francisco leads Portland 4 to 4 in a high scoring draw. Salt Lake blanked Los Angeles 2 to 0 and Sacramento beat Oakland 2 to 0 with San Francisco and Portland drawing 4 to 4.
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Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Oakland
Seattle
Sacramento
San Francisco
Vernon
Portland
Indiana Miners Granted Substantial Wage Increase
A supplemental contract between Indiana coal operators and miners raises day and monthly wages. The joint wage scale committee signed the agreement effective August 16. Telegrams instructing a return to work were sent to officials and all local union members in district No. 11.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
Indiana Coal Operators
Bogey Selected as Republican Candidate in Eleventh District
ST LOUIS Aug 24 Bernard P Bogey chosen as the Republican congressional candidate for the Eleventh district to replace Otto F Stifel who killed himself last Wednesday at a district committee meeting here this afternoon Bogey ran second to Stifel in the August primary.
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ST. Louis
Bernard P. Bogey
Republian
Otto F. Stifel
District
Bogey
Stifel
Voters Slain in Nicaragua Voter Registration Disturbances
Several people were killed as bloodshed occurred in multiple towns across Nicaragua during the voter registration days of August 21 and 22, according to advices received in Managua on August 24.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Boy Scouts Sail Home From Europe
The American Boy Scouts who have been in England and France departed early this morning for America aboard the transport Princess Matoika, ending their round of activities overseas.
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ST. Nazairf
France
England
America
Anaconda Car Hits Trolley Pole Guy Wire
Mrs. Abe Share avoided serious injury when a car she drove to meet her husband struck a trolley pole guy wire near the station. The collision shattered the windshield and damaged the top and motor, but all occupants including Mrs. Share Mrs. Goldeen and her baby escaped injury.
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Abe Share
J. E. Goldeen
Share
Scoutmaster McWain Guests at Helena Rotary
Scoutmaster McWain spoke to Helena Rotarians about his work with boys and his desire to become a citizen of Anaconda. Harold N. Blake praised Helena’s hospitality and urged Rotarians to attend the state fair on Sept. 18 for Rotarian day. Other delegates lauded the reception as well. The city county offices consolidation report was postponed to next week.
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McWain
Rotary Club
Anaconda
Harold N. Blake
Helena
George C. Jackson
D. R. MacRae
W. L. Collins
R. B. Abbott
Blake
Drummond Fire Ravages Shannon Hotel and Businesses
A late Sunday fire in Drummond destroyed the Shannon hotel Harland cafe and Mc Carthy barber shop causing about 20000 in losses. The blaze started from an overheated stove and was brought under control around 1 am after rapid spread through the three buildings as residents and a nearby picnic party gathered. Mrs Earl R Fink and children were among guests staying at the hotel before evacuation.
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Drummond
Shannon
Harland Cafe
McCarthy
Earl R. Fink
Buddie
Jean
Donald
Ruth Stoddard
Missoula
Deer Lodge
Drummond Department
John Shannon
Infant Son of Sullivan Dies at Home
Eugene and Mrs Sullivan mourn the death of their baby boy who died yesterday at 602 Birch Street The funeral is set for 9 o'clock this morning at the family residence with interment in Mount Carmel Cemetery
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Eugene
Eugene Sullivan
Birch Street
Mount Carmel
Kelly and Spellman Return From Yellowstone Vacation
Jerry Kelly and Fred Spellman returned yesterday from a week long vacation spent touring Yellowstone Park.
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Jerry Kelly
Fred Spellman
Yellowstone Park
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