Races Close With Equal Records at Anaconda Meet
A hot fast closing day at Anaconda tracks saw two track records tied. Clark M. sparked a standout workout and New Haven tied Jack Paine’s five furlong mark as Round Up won the 2 year old race. Lee Harrison II edged Young Pansy in a thrilling finish.
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Deadwood
Auntie Curl
New Haven
Jack Paine
Lee Harrison II
Young Pansy
Clark M
Daddy Gip
Swart's Hill
Sempsilla
Swart's Hill Mare Goes to Gemmell in Final Race
The last three days saw only one runup in the final race. Swart's Hill raced yesterday in the colors of William Gemmell who took her as security after protecting W. H. Raymond's retention when the mare.
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William Gemmell
W. H. Raymond
Horse Racing at Post 1 Minute to 4 45
Evelina led early and won easily for owner trainer connections as Regards and Footloose chased from the 2 to 5 posts in a fast paced dash. Mazagan crowned Queen ridden by O P Ramigh defeated by a short margin. Anne McGee and Abe Slupskey listed with weights. no bid declared on overweight entries Arbutus. High price Cunningham Fausto noted in standings.
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Harrison
Pansy
Sierra
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Charley Brown
High Perry Ifnner
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Deer Lodge racing notes lead to record attendance and staffing changes
Thursday's selling race saw a winner with a 200 to 1005 rise in price while Raymond failed to raise funds in time. Gemul stood out at 20 to 1 as a distant winner. Deer Lodge horse shipments begin this morning with a Milwaukee line train at 12 35 pm. Gemmell announced George S Klotz as racing secretary and James Haley as starter, both new to state fair duties. Attendance at Anaconda racing set a record amid well managed crowds and forward looking management, with officials praising the meet's success.
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Deer Lodge
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Milwaukee
Interstate fair races set purse list for Bozeman event
Bozeman August 25 entries and purses for the Interstate fair races include 2.15 pace with $300 to Montana Sport Ed Karmak George Vernwood Toffee Miss Haskins 8-year-old pace $200 Pauline Hall Near To Comet Wilkes Gallatin trot and pace $125 Greg Nell Bess The Waif one fourth mile run Gallatin county horses Pint Gachedge Summer plus a Shetland pony race a boys novelty race and free attractions alongside the exhibits.
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Montana Sport
Ed Karmak
George Vernwood
Toffee
Miss Haskins
Pauline Hall
Comet Wilkes
Gallatin
Greg Nell
Bess
Gallatin County
No Hit Pitcher Frank Donahue Dies at 41
Philadelphia Aug 25 Frank J Red Donahue star pitcher of a dozen years ago died at his home after a long illness He was 41 and had retired from baseball seven years ago to enter business He began in 1892 with Milford Conn later played for Lowell Allentown and Philadelphia Nationals He also pitched a no hit game for Philadelphia against Boston while with the Nationals in the early 1900s
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Frank J
Red) Donahue
Donahue
Milford
Con
Lowell
New England
Allentown
St. Louis Nationals
Philadelphia Nationals
Wisconsin Athletic Commission names Vaughan secretary treasurer
Milwaukee August 25 Manning Vaughan a well known sporting writer was named secretary and treasurer of the Wisconsin Athletic commission today. The commission consists of three men named by Governor McGovern last week who with Mr Vaughan will have charge of all boxing matches held in the state.
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Milwaukee
Manning Vaughan
Wisconsin Athletic Commission
McGovern
Vaughan
Pitcher McConnell Breaks Finger in Slugging Play
Cleveland reports New York Americans pitcher George McConnell will miss at least three weeks after his middle finger on the pitching hand was badly broken while stopping Sei Bold's line drive. bone protruded from the finger.
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Cleveland
George McConnell
New York Americans
Seibold
Williams 10 Meet Champion in Final
R Norris Williams II of Philadelphia and Maurice McLoughlin of San Francisco reached the finals of the national lawn tennis championship at Newport. Williams and McLoughlin won semi finals. McLoughlin is a 4 to 1 favorite to claim the silver bowl, contested for the third time.
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Philadelphia
Maurice McLoughlin
San Francisco
Nathaniel W. Nilea
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Williams
Wallace F. Johnson
McLoughlin
Niles
McLoughlin-Johnson
Hand Book Men Get to High Washington Officials
Washington officials investigated for betting on horse races allegedly through subordinates in a government department. Police report a gambling ring with resources exceeding a half million dollars and six bookmakers arrested at the navy yard. The inquiry suggests top officials wagered via intermediaries, threatening to complicate arrests.
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Washington
Government Department
Navy Yard
Golf Players of Country to Compete Next Week
Amateur golfers gather at Garden City on Long Island for a week of practice as the national amateur tournament opens Monday. Top contenders include holder Jerome Travers, rival W E B Travis, Charles Evans Jr., Abe Mitchell, and Normal Hunter, with Warren Wood absent, weakening the West.
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Garden City Golf Club
Long Island
Jerome Travers
W. E B. Travis
Chicago
Charles Evans Jr
Abe Mitchell
Normal Hunter
Warren Wood
Miners Refuse Union Recognition in Missouri Strike
Farmington, Aug 25. State mediation board heard miners insist on union recognition while wages may be arbitrated. Mine owners from St Louis say they will not recognize the union, though three companies might accept a chartered union in Missouri, excluding the Western Federation of Miners.
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Farmington
State Board of Mediation and Arbitration
Missouri
W. D. Davidson
A. J. Mier
St. Louis
Western Federation of Miners
American missionary shot in Soushehira near Constantinople
The U S embassy dispatched Acting Vice Consul Lewis Heck to investigate the murder of Dr Charles H Holbrook an American missionary from Lynn Massachusetts in Soushehira Asiatic Turkey. Officials say two Turks killed him by mistake while seeking the house owner but private advices suggest a deliberate act. The murderers are under arrest awaiting trial.
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United States
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Charles H. Holbrook
Soushehira
Turkey
Holbrook
Lynn
Mass
Mr. Holbrook
Death of Bull Young Could End Prize Boxing
In Los Angeles 12 defendants facing manslaughter charges over John Bull Young’s death may see an out of court agreement before the trial. Defense attorney Hart Rogers says charges could be withdrawn or a proposition presented to the prosecutor before Friday’s hearing. The Rev. Baker P. Lee notes the fatality may spur abolition of cruel prize fighting, and funeral services for Young are set before burial in Wyoming. All Vernon arena bouts are postponed indefinitely and effort to bar prize fights in the county proceeds.
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John
Bull”) Young
Hart Rogers
W. J. Ford
J. W. Summerfield
Vernon
Rogers
Baker P. Lee
Lee
Young
Wyoming
Vernon Arena
Manager Callahan Suspended by League President
Chicago Aug. 25. Manager Callahan of the local American league club has been indefinitely suspended by President Johnson after an altercation with umpire McGreevey during Saturday's Philadelphia at Chicago game. Callahan protested a first base decision early in the contest.
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Callahan
Johnson
McGreevey
Philadelphia
Detroit Takes Pair From Providence in Trade
Providence Illinois August 25. Manager Donovan announces sale of Al Platte right fielder and Eddie Onslow first baseman to Detroit. Onslow hailed as a top first baseman and Platte the star fielder of Providence in the International league deal.
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R. IL
Donovan
Providence International League Baseball Club Today
al Platte
Eddie Onslow
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Onslow
Platte
Chinese Athletes Sweep Cornell Track Meet Victory
Ithaca N Y Aug 25 The Chinese Cornell university team won the annual track meet among Chinese students. Cornell totaled 59 points while Yale and Michigan tied for second with 20 points each. FRUIT IN THE HAIR.
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Cornell University
Cornell
Yale
Michigan
Hair fashion tale from 1785 garden vegetable coiffure
The London Chronicle quotes the Marquise de Cregny recalling a 1785 hairdressing craze. Mme de Matignon reportedly wore a jardinier style with a red check duster containing artichoke, broccoli, carrot, and radishes artfully arranged by Leonard the queen's hairdresser. Dondon Picot praised the look as natural and simple.
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M. Leonard
Dondon Picot
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London Chronicle
Lincoln in England Memorial Idea Echoes Peace Centennial
A London memorial proposal for Abraham Lincoln surfaces in celebration of a century of peace, recalling that the great liberator is already commemorated within Britain’s metropolitan landscape and public memory.
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Abraham Lincoln
London
Lincoln tower at Christ Church rises 200 feet high
The Lincoln tower at Christ Church Westminster bridge road stands 200 feet tall. Built by Americans after the Civil War to honor Rev Newman Hall and his congregation for their sympathy to the northern cause, it features stars and stripes and British, American eagles in the stonework.
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Christchurch
Westminster Bridge Road
Newman Hall
England
Hermits in Italy Number Near Millennium Mark
In Italy there are about 990 hermits living solitary lives in mountain caves. Among them 16 are over 95 years old and three are centenarians. The remaining hermits mostly exceed age forty.
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