Winners and Losers at the Ball Field in Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City the Elders overwhelmed the visitors with 11 runs as the seventh inning proved disastrous for Puttmann who was wild and poorly supported. Carney relieved in the eighth and steadied the defense, while four ninth inning runs reflected careless play by the home squad. Batteries: Quick and Shea for the Elders. Puttmann, Carney and Frary for the visitors.
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Salt Lake City
Waterloo
Elders
Puttmann
Carney
R. H. E. Balt Lake
Boston and New York split NL doubleheader in 6 5 win and 3 2 loss
In Boston the Red Sox beat the Giants 6 to 5 then lost 3 to 2. Greminger and Tenney hits helped New York gain an early lead. McGraw and Gilbert were ejected for arguing. Bowerman homered late as Boston claimed in the second game in a tight pitchers duel.
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Boston
New York
Greminger
Tenney
Mathewson
McGraw
Gilbert
Bowerman
Cleveland routs St Louis on 12 run inning, Moore steadies
In Cleveland on August 2 Moore wobbled early then steadied as St Louis led by four, but Cleveland hammered Petty with errors for 12 runs. Batteries Moore Bemis Petty Sugden. New York lost opening game to Washington as Williams Tannehill errors and a Ryan two bagger fueled the visitor score. Batteries Dunkle Whittridge Tannehill Beville.
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Cleveland
New York
New York Today
Washington
Wiliams
Tannehill
Ryan
Clark
R. H. E. Washington
Bsnenavs de
Stee Rene
Detroit Triumph Despite Chicago's Hitting Edge
Detroit won with a bases loaded walk by Patterson in a tied game to claim the lead. Chicago outhit and outfielded the home team, but Mullin and Buelow pitched for Detroit while Patterson pitched. Slattery appeared in relief.
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Detroit
Patterson
Pitching Stops Upset as Philadelphia Shuts Out Opponents
In Philadelphia on August 26 Dineen dominated with superb pitching. A ninth inning double play ended the game with a 0-0 shutout as Criger and Schreck backed by Bender held the opposing offense.
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Philadelphia
Dineen
Aston
Among the Ball Players in Washington Rainout
Heavy rain yesterday halted the ball game as the Tacoma Tigers continue playing in Washington cities. They will face the Everett club Sunday in Tacoma and may play another game in Tacoma on Labor Day. Umpire Colgan has a season contract with the Pacific National league.
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Tacoma Tigers
Washington
Everett
Tacoma
Colgan
Baseball Warmups and Player Moves Across Leagues
On tour to report to President Lucas from Los Angeles is on his way north. Homer Hildebrand the ex Los Angeles catcher signs with Oakland for the rest of the season. Johnson ex Helenas and Los Angeles pitcher joins Oakland for the balance. Arthur Hildebrand and Sears return to Princeton college. The Buttes and Seattles schedule a double header Saturday. Aluminum Juniors edged Monroe Juniors 10 to 9.
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Los Angeles
Lucas
Homer Hildebrand
Oaklands
Johnson
Helenas
Oakland
Arthur Hildebrand
Sears
Steinwender
Princeton College
Buttes
Seattles
Aluminum
Monroe
Baseball men hold important meeting in Buffalo
In Buffalo on August 9 10 major league and minor league officials concluded a two day session with a draft agreement. The plan gives major and minor leagues new control over internal affairs and sets player protections including a ten day suspension appeal and bans paying players to influence game outcomes.
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Buffalo
National Association
James A. Hart
Chicago
National League
Minor Leagues
National Association of Minor Leagues
Pulliam
Ban Johnson
The
American
August Herrmann
Chicinnati
Broncho Busting Tournament Planned At Ball Park
Arrangements near completion for a broncho busting event at the ball park on Sunday with afternoon and evening shows. Twenty lights along the foul lines will illuminate the park aided by reflectors and ample lighting. Prizes include cash for the first two places and a fine saddle for third, exhibited at Jobinville and Nance. Riders from several areas are expected. a parade will precede the event. A special corral is being built for a dangerous stallion from Ruby Valley separate from the main crowd.
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Ball Park
Brancheobusters
Jobinville & Nance
Crazy Stallion
Ruby Valley
McCarthy Eyes Boxing School Move to Salt Lake City
Luke Keefe of this city received a letter from Jerry McCarthy the Walkerville favorite in ring circles. McCarthy says he beat Daly Aug 3 and that Daly’s poor showing spoiled boxing for a month but he plans to reopen and may open a gymnasium and boxing school in Salt Lake City, where he hopes to establish his home for a while.
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Luke Keefe
Jerry McCarthy
Walkerville
McCarthy
Daly
Salt Lake City
Hart
California
Dugdale
Seattle
Portland
Northern Pacific
Southern Pacific
Reynolds
Salt Lake
Spokane
Butte
Wiegs
Dickinson Ball Team to Play Miles City Next Sunday
Special Dispatch reports the Dickinson ball team will play at Miles City next Sunday with a large delegation accompanying it.
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Dickinson
Miles City
The
Standard
Berlin Count von Baudissen Found Dead After Suicide
The body of Count von Baudissen, an army officer from Berlin, was recovered from the river at Hamburg today. He shot himself and then jumped into the water due to unrequited love.
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Berlin
Count von Baudissen
Hamburg
Baseball Men Gather in Butte for Pacific National league Directors Meeting
Pacific National league surviving directors converge in Butte for today’s meeting. Lane Dugdale Reynolds and Lucas arrival details signal broad support to continue the season with a revised schedule. Spokanes Williams and others expected, odds favor next season with Seattle Tacoma Vancouver Whatcom Spokane and Butte in league mix.
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Butte
Lane
Dugdale
Seattle
Reynolds
Salt Lake
Williams
Spokane
Lucas
Burlington
Eeason
California
Hutte
National League Baseball
Tacoma
Vancouver
Whatcom
Great Falls
Portland
English tennis champion Doherty defeats Clothier in national final
H L Doherty of England defeats W J Clothier of Philadelphia in straight sets 6 6 2 6 3 in the national tournament final. The champion delivers a steady performance and earns a challenge match against American titleholder W A Larned scheduled for tomorrow in Newport.
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Newport
R. J
H. L. Doherty
W. J. Clothier
Philadelphia
Doherty
W. A. Larned
Prize fight near Kalispell ends in seventh round
In Kalispell on August 26 a 20 round advertised prize fight between Dummy Rowan and Peterson at a saloon three miles south was short with Peterson knocked out in the seventh. About 60 spectators found the event uninteresting.
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Standard
Kalispell
Rowan
Peterson
Bank appeals bankruptcy ruling in Miles City case
The First National bank of Miles City appeals to the U S circuit court of appeals in San Francisco from a Knowles bankruptcy decision involving McIntire and Middleton of Miles City. The State National bank must appear Sept 4 to show cause why the order should not be corrected. A $300 bond on appeal is filed with sureties Fred Cole W A Jordan and S Fred Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Selena
First National Bank of
Miles City
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Knowles
McIntire & M'ddleton
State National Bank
Court of Appeals
Fred Cole
W. A. Jordan
Horses Win Across Two Tracks at Saratoga and Hawthorne
At Saratoga N Y on August 26 Stroller won the six furlong opener with Sweet Alice second and Castallan third. Tankard took the steeplechase handicap short course while Step Lightly placed second. Sweet Gretchen won the Adirondack race with Leonidas second and Gold Saint third. Reservation won the mile and a quarter, with Faulcon Bridge second and Lord Badge third. Collector Jessup was second in the five and a half furlongs and Bob Millard won the mile. Mabel Richardson was second and Dinksie third. At Hawthorne Chicago also raced on August 26 with William Wright first in five and a half furlongs and Buccaneer disqualified, Delagoa and Sylvia Talbot second and third in six furlongs, Indian III. second in the short course steeplechase, Glassful winning the mile, Floyd K. the mile and an eighth winner, and Hindus winning the six furlongs with Sardine second and Floral Wreath third.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Stroller
Sweet Alice
Castallan
Tankard
Step Lightly
Silver Twist
Adirondack
Sweet Gretchen
Leonidas
Gold Saint
Faulcon Bridge
Lord Badge
Collector Jessup
Monastic
Bob Millard
Mabel Richardson
Dinksie
Chicago
Hawthorne
William Wright
Buccaneer
Banwell
Salto
Delagoa
Sylvia Talbot
Anoke
Indian III
Oliver Me
Joe McGee
Glassful
Henry Bert
Dutch Carter
Floyd K
Fading Light
C. B. Campbell
Hindus
Sardine
Floral Wreath
Kinloch Park Race Meeting Results Summary
In St. Louis Kinloch park actions on August 26 featured six races. Major Carpenter won the first at 5.5 furlongs with Potter second and Allegrette third in 1 13. Worthington took the seven furlongs race followed by Sting and Tenney Belle in 1 33. Reducer won the mile and 2 yards with Kentucky Cardinal and Baronet. Kindred led the six furlongs with Miss Golightly and Frank Bell behind in 1 16. Macy won the mile 70 yards with Mallory and W B Gates next in 1 50. Mimo captured the six furlongs, with Jake Weber and Sid Silver following in 1 17.
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St. Louis
Macy
Mallory
W. B. Gates
Mimo
Jake Weber
Sid Silver
Readville Grand Circuit meet mud delays pacing and trotting heats
Readville Massachusetts August 26 muddy track forced racing on the clean side as Norfolk wins two of three heats in the 2:24 pacing division with Flastic Pointer finishing strong. In the 2:12 trotting class Belle Kisser takes two heats while Promise wins the first. Other entrants include Van Zant Lill Bars Anna Held and Dainty Daffo.
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Readville
Mass
Norfolk
Flastic Pointer
Pan Michael
Trilby Direct
Page Hal
Mary Anna
Belle Kisser
Promise
van Zant
Lill Bars
Anna Held
Dainty Daffo
Dick Berry
Robi
Harness racing heats showcase McKinley and Yoakum wins
In a card featuring 2:10 class trotting and 2:11 pace events, McKinley takes second and third in two trotting heats, Jim Ferry wins the first trotting heat, and Frank Yoakum sweeps two straight pace heats. Other contenders include Zola Silver Glow Tuor Chimee Neil Gwynne Wentworth Pat L The Roman A J D King Direct Onata Dia bilito Ebony King Jessie and Clay M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zola
Silver Glow
Tuor Chimee
McKinley
Jim Ferry
Neil Gwynne
Wentworth
Pat L
the Roman
Frank Yoakum
King Direct
Onata
Diabilito
Bob
Ebony King
Jessie
Clay M
Weights and Entries for Today’s Races
List of weights for six races with maidens selling handicap purses and a weather note. Includes horse names and weights across fields at today’s meet and a report that the weather is cloudy with a fast track.
Horse Racing Card with Weights and Names
First race selling lists horses and weights led by Bisorta Foxy Kane and Paul Clifford. Second race handicap covers Hermis Hurstbourne Corri gan and Lady Potentate with weights. Third race maidens five and a half furlongs features Bally Castle Champlain Monadnock and Moncohord. Fifth race lists two year olds five and a half furlongs led by Long Shot Mace King Yo San. Sixth race selling one mile lists Lady Potentate Highlander Dink sie Water Tower and others.
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Durbar
Cropple
Miss Mollie
Tribune
Alma Defour
Our Chap
Francis Yowell
Logan Queen
Nellie Cromwell
Nellie Ban
Domino Whist
Careburn
Father Weather
Brush By
Martinmas
Rag Tag
Dorothy Lee
Censor
Mezzo
Zyra
Muresca
Stemn Winder
Miss Manners
Jackful
Judge Himes
Mcree
Corrigan
Serge
Linguist
Postmaster Wright
Orsina
Collonade
Rbeau Ormonde
Skillful
Toad
Lady Kent
Bensonhurst
Sardine
Six Shooter
Schwalbe
Headwater
Sydney
Love
McGee
Bisorta
Foxy Kane
Paul Clifford
Lady Ladnoor
Cardigan
Choate
Syrlin
Star and Garter
Princess Tulane
Young Henry
Hermis
Hurstbourne
Lady Potentate
Onatas
Rostand
Carbuncle
Gold Bell
Esherin
Lord Advocate
Bally Castle
Champlain
Monadnock
Requitter
Putiful
Montebank
Longspur
Moncohord
Flag Officer
Arumaster
Africander
Short Hose
Gray Friar
Girdle
Mollie Brant
Sheriff Bell
Eugenia Burch
Long Shot
Mace King
Yo San
Avenger
Sais
Tai Ban
Mordella
Bath Beach
Pirouette
Highlander
Dinksie
Fire destroys Blind Boone home in Warrensburg
A Warrensburg fire wrecked the home of Blind Boone the famed black pianist. The blaze consumed many prized relics including Boone's first piano. Boone left on a train eastbound just as the alarm sounded.
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St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Warrensburg
Blind Boone
Boone
English Golfers Win Great Match at Shinnecock
English golfers from Oxford and Cambridge dominated the Shinnecock links in Southampton New York defeating their rivals by the margin of five points to three. They won five of the individual matches while losing three with Walter J Travis and F J O Alsop sharing the medal contest at 74. Beveridge and Travis tied the new amateur course record at 71.
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Southampton
N. Y
Oxford
Cambridge
R. H. Willams
Walter J. Travis
F. J. O. Alsop
Mills
H. W. Beveridge
Travis
Norman F. Hunter
Hunter
Alsop
Pocketbook Lost Then Found Near Billings Ranch
Mrs. H. J. Calhoun misplaced her pocketbook on August 25 near her ranch west of Billings. It held $4 in cash a $100 deposit check and a note for $0. A daughter of G. R. Davenport located the chest and returned it with all contents intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Billings
H. J. Calhoun
G. R. Davenport
Quinn arraigns Hilda Casey for alleged theft at Palms Hall
Kalispell August 26 Thomas Quinn has Hilda Casey arrested alleging she robbed him of 2 dollars at the Palms dance hall and saloon. She is held on a grand larceny charge and will have a hearing later this week.
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Standard
Kalispell
Thomas Quinn
Hilda Casey
Chargin
Palms Dance Hall
Saloor West
Gran
Wiliam Dasey
Sims Accepted for Bureau of Corporations Solicitor
Chicago Aug 26 County Attorney Edwin W Sims mailed his acceptance to Secretary Cortelyou for the bureau of corporations solicitor post. His final appointment is expected to follow promptly after the letter reaches Washington reflecting the government confirmation.
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Chicago
Edwin W. Sims
George B. Cortelyou
Departmentf Commerce and Labor
Bureau O Corporations
Hhs
Washington
Fire destroys Kolb's bakery in Philadelphia
A large fire in a southern Philadelphia block gutted Kolb's bakery occupying half a city block. Estimated loss reaches 150000 dollars. Twelve nearby dwellings were badly damaged and twelve workers inside the bakery narrowly escaped with their lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Kolb
Young Gorman Nominated For State Senate Seat
Baltimore August 26 A P Gorman Jr the 34 year old son of United States Senator AP Gorman won the Howard County Democratic Convention nomination for the state senate. He tops opponents in a decisive victory and follows his father’s 30 year political start.
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Baltimore
A. P. Gorma Jr
United States Senate
A. P. Gorman
Howard County
Senate
Havin
Mr. Gorman
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