Butte Wins Open Six Game Series With Seattle 4 to 2
Butte defeats Seattle 4 to 2 in the opener of a six game series. Dowling and Maupin pitched well for Butte as Drennan and Engle made highlight catches in center. Seattle’s Shaffer, Swindells and Spencer misplayed a few plays leading to runs. Shaffer scored for Butte on a fourth inning miscue and Runkle, Henry, Dowling contributed with timely hits.
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Drennan
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Engle
Spencer
Stanley
Shaffer
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McHale
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Hulen
Wilmot
T. Lous Evenes
Bunkle
Philadelphia
Ms Methate
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Babbitt
Engie
Vree
Preeman
Ward
Brattle
Pittsburgh Takes Two From Philadelphia In Rough NL Twin Bill
In Philadelphia on August 2 Pittsburgh won both games of a National League doubleheader. The opener featured Roth succumbing to an injury and retirement after being spiked, with Duggleby Roth and Dooin facing Doheny and Phelps. The nightcap extended to darkness with Rud and EB in action as Fraser and Dooin shared catching duties.
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Roth
Mr. FL
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Phelps
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Fucseoure
Fraser
Dooi
Windham and Smith
Herrera Challenges Corbett for Featherweight Title
Herrera formally challenges Corbett for the featherweight championship after MENTICAN's defeat or retirement. The move signals a potential title bout setup with the two fighters in focus and promoters eyeing a venue and date.
Herrera deposits $1000 forfeit to challenge Corbett in 128 lb class
Aurelio Herrera’s manager Biddy Bishop posts $1,000 in gold with the San Francisco Bulletin as a sign of faith and issues a challenge to Young Corbett and all 128-pounders. The move follows Herrera’s rapid rise in Montana and recent victories over Jack Clifford and Kil Broad, boosting Mexican boxing recognition in Frisco.
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San Francisco Bulletin
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Butte
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Britt
Tom MetUsrey
Hin Oruly
Tohd McCarey
Uta
Atu
Copper State
Jack Clifford
Benny Yanger
Louisville
Bakersfield
Belt Lake Stumbles in Opening Game With Spokane
Opening contest sees Belt Lake fielding errors and wind hampering plays. Tosier outpitched Slagle but weak support costs Belt Lake as Spokane wins. notable names include Togier, Anderson, Slegie, Hanson and Frery amid foggy, error-prone action.
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Beere
Granite Streets Triumph in Two Wins at Bus Yard
The Granite Streets defeated Independents 8 to 4 and McMahon Flats 27 to 7 yesterday at the bus yard. Frank McCaurthy manages, John Driscoll captains. A San Francisco dispatch notes McCloskey may lead Minneapolis. Harry Hart reportedly lost 40000 this year. Pacific Coast league blacklists Gannon Glendon Btricklett.
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John Driscoll
Harry Colgan
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Miliauger
Minneapolis
Harry Hart
Pacific Coast League
Gannon
Glendon
Btricklett
American jockey wins Bridgegate Park plate at York meeting
Donny Maher won the Bridgegate Park selling plate at York August meeting on Rather Warn. He also rode Cinquefort while Whitney's Hands Down, ridden by Martin, finished third.
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Donny Maher
Bridgegate Park
York
Rather Warn
Maher
Whitney
Hands Down
Martin
Duffy Tops Matthews in 10 Round World Title Bout
Port Huron Illinois August 25 Martin Duffy of Chicago defeated Matty Matthews over 10 rounds to win the light welterweight world championship, going the distance and retaining the title.
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Mich
Martin Duffy
Chicago
Matty Matthews
International Cricket Match Ends in Toronto Victory
The international cricket match concluded in Toronto with the Americans winning by a score of 27 to ?
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Toronto
Winners on the Race Course at Saratoga
At Saratoga Race Course on August 25 the program reported six races with diverse winners. Duke of Kendall led the first race over Ingold and Bad News in 1 28 4-5. Airey Briar won the second as Joe Cobb placed second and One Past third in 1 43 1-5. Moharib captured the six furlongs in 1 15 4-4 with Longshot second and Race King third. Afrikander won the Champlain stakes mile and an eighth with Him Self second and Girdle third in 1 58. Sais took the five and a half furlongs with Esperance second and Flag Officer third in 1 08 3-5. The sixth race, the mile and an eighth, went to The Ness as Highlander was second and Colonsay third in 1 56.
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Duke of Kendall
Ingold
Bad News
Afrikander
Girdle
Sais
Esperance
Flag Officer
the Ness
Highlander
Colonsay
Thoroughbred Racing Results From St Louis Meet
In six races at St Louis on August 25 Dr Cartledge won the first at six furlongs with Lampadrome second and Haven Run third in 1 15. Avimer Bruce captured the second six furlongs selling with Kittle Cut on Dash second and Dolly Gray third in 1 15. Dereszke won the seven and a half furlongs selling with Ton Kingsley second and Tom Crabb third in 1 344. Kainland won the seven furlongs handicap with Hugh Mellowan second and Qld Biene third in 1 28. Firet Mason won the mile purse with Relvine second and Golden Glitter third in 1 41. Exapo won the mile and an eighth selling with King Steel second and Baronet third in 1 55.
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Lampadrome
Haven
Avimer Bruce
Kittle Cut On Dash
Dolly Gray
Dereszke
Ton Kingsley
Tom Crabb
Kainland
Hugh Mellowan
Qld Biene
Firet Mason
Relvine
Golden Glitter
Exapo
King Steel
Baronet
Lexington trainer suspended over horse drugging charge
St. Petersburg reports John Oliver Keine of Lexington Kentucky, a trainer, suspended for a year amid allegations of drugging a horse. Keine denied the charge and appealed to Grand Duke Dimitri Constantinovich, protector of Kuselan racing. The stable Keine was connected with has seen phenomenal success, winning $100,000 in the last five months.
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St. Petersburg
John Oliver Keine
Lexington
Keine
Dimitri Constantinovitch
Hawthorne Sumer First Race at Five Furlongs
Hawthoome meet results list six races from August 25 with winners Witchcraftt Penrice Linguist Schwalbe Little Elkin Orfeo and placings for second and third. Times noted for each race.
Weights and Entries for Today's Races at Guy Park
Today’s program lists weights and entries for the first race at Guy Park a selling sprint of three quarters of a mile. Included are horses Mary Sreet Gloriosa Cas talian Sweet Alice and Stroller with weights ranging from 96 to 108 pounds.
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Mary Sreet
Liss O'Linden
Gloriosa
Castalian
Sweet Alice
Stroller
Horse Race Results From Adirondaack Meeting
Track conditions clear and the track listed as good. Results include multiple races with horses such as The Buck Adriatha Gragziallo Sweet Gretchen Montresson Greencrest Gold Saint Crown Prince Leanidas Surmise Lord Badge Falcon Bridge Circus Gold Bell Flara Komomao Jo eund The Bowery Monastic Mr Longspur Salada Auf Wel dersohn Bath Beach Pirenu ette Shortcake Rain or Shine Choate Alsike Passhbook Beverly Pist Bob Hillard Mabel Tehardson Dinksie and others with various weights and performances.
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Lord Turco
Russell Garth
Mamie Worth
Tankard
Step Lightly
Silver Twist
Farmer Foe
Solomon
Teple
the Buck
Adriatha
Gragziallo
Sweet Gretchen
Montresson
the Bowery
Longspur
Salada
Colonel Jersup
Sais
Auf Weldersohn
Bath Beach
Pirenuette
Shortcake
Choate
Alsike
Passhbook
Beverly
Pist
Bob Hillard
Mabel Tehardson
Dinksie
Horse Races Result With Prices Across Card
The meet lists six races with purse weights and odds for each runner. Notable entries include Willie Newcomb 116 and Buccaneer 116 in the first race, Evening Star 107 Nellie Waddell 107 and Prodigality 100 in the second, Imperialist 145 and Indian II 142 in the steeplechase, The Kentuckian 108 and Henry Burt 103 in the handicap, and Sea Pirate 106 in the selling. Weather is cloudy with a good track.
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Justice Morrell
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Dutch Carter
Ledean
Larry Wilt
Bard of Avon
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Serge
Pirateer
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Dodie
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Zepho
Kilmorie
Fading Light
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Ida V
Hindus
Hetzel
Boundary
Sardine
Ivernia
Floral Wreath
Man Arrested Over Church Fund Misappropriation
Bozeman August 25 A miner named Frank Merks was arrested after collecting church funds at Chestnut and failing to return them. He spent the money and was taken into custody by Deputy Sheriff Reynolds. Dr Sanders paid the costs and Merks agreed to work on a thrashing crew once the misappropriated amount is turned in.
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Reynolds
Chestnut
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Fire destroys Auburn hotel killing two occupants
In Auburn California at dawn a fire razed the Auburn hotel. Occupants Daniel Christy and Albert Maither died in the blaze while others escaped safety. Firefighters fought the flames but could not reach the victims. Investigators began checking the cause and securing the ruins.
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Albert Maither
League meeting in Butte ponders Pacific National fate
Surviving Pacific National league directors gather in Butte to decide whether to end the season this week or extend five weeks to Oct 1. Spokane officials arrive. planners weigh keeping the league alive to preserve franchises and players, with Labor Day as potential peak.
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Lane
Lucas
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Oet
Buite
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Porthind
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Sound Country
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Accidental Drowning Theory In Flynn Case
Miles City August 3. John Flynn father of a young man found dead in the Yellowstone river Sunday with his mother arriving from Grey Cliff. The family chose to bury him in Miles City after funeral at the Catholic church. Flynn supports an accidental drowning theory noting the boy was an experienced swimmer and often crossed the Yellowstone on horseback. A bruise near the eye, once thought a blow, is explained by a fall when the horse stumbled and threw him to the ground, after which he recovered.
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John Flynn
Yellowstone River
Grey Cliff
Flynn
Yellowstone Bridge
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