Fixing Fall Games For School Of Mines Back From Helena Today
School of Mines football plans bloom with a schedule that includes Montana, Utah, Logan Utah, Bozeman, Missoula and Denver. Will Stuewe Jr., manager, seeks a Helena state fair game as Walter Jensen and former players return. Erwin Evans eyes quarterback spot amid期待s of a strong season and a large freshman class enhances depth.
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Field Mouse Wins Saranac Handicap at Saratoga Meet
Field Mouse wins the Saranac handicap at Saratoga, tying the track record for the mile in 1 37 5 and contributing a track mark in six furlongs by Besom. Other races include Expansionist in the steeplechase, Little King in six furlongs, and High Range in the mile and a fraction, with various winners and placegetters.
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Johnson Training for Ketchel Bout in Oakland
San Francisco August 26 Jack Johnson trains at Cockrells in Oakland for his October bout with Stanley Ketchel. Johnson weighs 235 pounds and plans to cut to 210. He aims to face Ketchel in October while considering open dates and potential sparring partners and other fights with Kaufman or McCarey.
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Yale Football Team to Report Late for 1912 Season
Yale football players are ordered to report September 20, a week late, due to faculty wishes and an extended spring practice. Head Coach Howard Jones will move from Excello, Ohio to Syracuse to begin work, Tad remaining as head coach, then return by September 18 to meet Captain Coy. Stadium repairs for Yale Princeton game are underway, with two site options but no funds yet allocated. Walter Camp Jr. is in Yale's entering class, 1913 rush line at 193 pounds.
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Boston & Montana Nine Defeats Bankers in Close Game
In a rattling good ball game Boston & Montana defeated the Bankers 6 to 4. The scoring featured a strong late effort as Krueger fanned three Bankers in the final frame, totaling 10 strikeouts for Boston & Montana while McDowell struck out seven for the Bankers.
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McLoughlin and Long Named to U S Davis Cup Team
Maurice P. McLoughlin and Melville H. Long, Pacific coast tennis champions, are chosen as two members of the team to face the Australians for the Dwight-Davis trophy if the Americans beat the English next month. Announcement by Dr. James D. Dwight, president of the U S National Lawn Tennis association.
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Ground breaking for capitol wings begins in Helena
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena August 26 reports Governor Norris and Attorney General Galen breaking ground for the capitol wings. A gang with teams and plows followed, signaling start of actual work. Excavation slated to finish in six weeks.
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Moran calls off Driscoll bout in London
English featherweight Owen Moran cancels the proposed clash with Jem Driscoll due to delays in arranging the fight and an unsatisfactory purse. Moran adds he may box for the Fairmount club of New York and could depart for America in September for offers from Jim Coffroth to face Battling Nelson or Ad Wolgast.
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McGuire Names Stovall Cleveland Captain
Cleveland Aug 26 Jim McGuire, new Cleveland Naps manager, appointed George Stovall captain at League Park. Lajoie pledged loyalty. McGuire warned of no shirking and promised on bench coaching support. Addie Joss to miss a few days after being carded to pitch Monday.
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Elk City Mayor Offers 100000 for Jeffries Johnson Fight
Jack Munroe former heavyweight and Elk City Ontario mayor telegraphed today a purse of 100000 for the Jeffries Johnson bout to be held in Canada within a year. He notes the site is within 36 hours travel from Chicago and New York but does not specify a ground. Munroe, after his defeat to Jeffries, returned to mining and reportedly owns silver claims at Elk City Ontario.
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James Jeffries
M Farland Refuses Offer for Fight in England
Chicago Aug 26 Packy McFarland stockyards lightweight can clean up in London if he goes there a cablegram from C F Mathieson matchmaker for the London Sporting club asked McFarland for terms for a fight with Johnny Summers in London. The club also proposed a match with Freddie Welsh. McFarland has abandoned plans to go abroad for now and will stay here until he can force Battling Nelson into a match.
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Open stake entries list with paired horses and connections
The 16 day Sunday open stake shows entrants including Welsh Girl Mike Davey Yellow Brazen Williams Champion and others. Notable pairings: Donegal Peddler with Commercial Express, Ding Darley with Mr War, Clyde with Maud Campbell, Grandma with Wild Gus, and further entries like L Nuhfer Maud Campbell R M Campbell Rusty Lad R Davey.
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Wild Gus
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Shy Boy
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Yorkshire Lad
Nash ville shooter wins Pacific coast handicap title
John Noel of Nashville Tenn won the Pacific coast handicap in Seattle ending the Interstate Trappers three day shoot. He set a new coast record by breaking 96 of 100 targets tying with Frank Foltz of McClure for top honors. William Westleaf finished third, earning $4 and K W Veltmeyer hit 93.
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K. W. Veltmeyer
Clothier Beats Coast Tennis Star In National Match
In Newport on August 26 William J. Clothier of Philadelphia upset Maurice McLoughlin by taking three of four sets to earn a shot at William A. Larned for the national lawn tennis championship. Larned and Clothier prepare for a marquee final, with Larned seeking a fifth-year title and Clothier hoping to end his bid for glory.
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Burns and Johnson Fight Shown At Family Theater
The Butte audience saw Jack Johnson menace Tommy Burns in a ring-side fight picture shown at the Family theater last night. Johnson moved with speed while Burns struggled against the odds, suffering a bad ankle injury by the fifth round that impaired his footwork as the crowd watched on. The exhibition continues tonight and through the weekend with matinees on Saturday and Sunday.
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Saucy Queen Wins Middlethorpe Handicap at York
At York on August 26 Saucy Queen won the Middlethorpe selling handicap plate of 150 sovereigns run over six furlongs. The Gimcrack stakes for two year olds, run over six furlongs with 1000 sovereigns added, saw Lilly Rose take first with Salamanca second and Warlord third.
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Lilly Rose
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Seattle Beats Vancouver 5 to 1 in Northwest League
Seattle defeated Vancouver 5 to 1 in a Northwest League game played in Seattle on August 26. Pitchers Thompson and Shea started for Seattle with Shaddock and Wineholt handling later innings. batter Bipetheesskee contributed in the field and at the plate amid a low scoring contest.
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Portland Battery Match Sparks Able Dashwood Gough Armbruster
Portland reports a baseball style score with R H B noting a battery setup. Annis and Dashwood appear as players, with Gough and Armbruster listed among the battery, in an abbreviated contest note from August 26.
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Pacific Coast League Scores Reported
In San Francisco, San Francisco defeated Vernon 3 to 1. Sacramento beat Oakland 6 to 2 in Sacramento. In Los Angeles Portland won 7 to 1 over Los Angeles.
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American Association Scores From St Paul and Indianapolis
In St Paul the Kansas City team beat St Paul 7 to 1 in the second game. In Indianapolis the Toledo club won over Indianapolis with a score of 7 to 2 in their contest.
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Western League Scores: Pueblo Sioux City Denver Lincoln Topeka Des Moines Wichita
Western League results list Pueblo 6 Sioux City 5 and Denver 11 Lincoln 2 with Topeka 3 Des Moines 2 and Wichita 4 Omaha for a missing final score.
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Baseball Today in Major Leagues Ahead of Week
National League matchups include Chicago at New York and Cincinnati at Boston with Pittsburg visiting Brooklyn plus St. Louis at Philadelphia. American League features New York at Detroit Washington at Chicago Philadelphia at St. Louis and Boston at Cleveland with Philadelphia and St. Louis in action.
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Pittsburg Wallops Giants to Tighten Lead in Standings
Pittsburg defeated New York 6 to 3 to strengthen its hold on first place as Philadelphia beat Chicago. Leifield, Adams and Gibson starred for Pittsburg while Ames and Schlie worked for the Giants.
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Cincinnati routs Brooklyn 7 to 1 in opener
Brooklyn failed to solve Rowan after the first inning as Cincinnati seized control. Batteries Rowan and Roth for Brooklyn, Clark Scanlon and Bergen for Cincinnati. The Reds outpaced the Dodgers with seven runs to one.
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Philadelphia Defeats Chicago 10 Inning Duel 8 Giants
Philadelphia beat Chicago 8 to 7 in a ten inning game at Philadelphia. Shreckhard was ejected for disputing a called strike. Batteries: McQuillen and Doomn for Philadelphia, Ruelbach and Archer for Chicago.
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Detroit Extends Lead in Pennant Race with 6 0 Win
Detroit defeated Philadelphia 6 to 0 to extend its pennant lead, as Boston split at Chicago. The triumph gives Detroit 17 points over Philadelphia and 24 over Boston, with upcoming game against Boston. Batteries Mullin Schmidt Bender Krause Dygert and Livingston Thomas.
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Cleveland Defeats Washington Easily in Aug 26 Contest
In Cleveland today Washington fell to 2 while Cleveland moved to 12. Batteries Young and Easterly, Groom, Oberlin and Street contributed to the strong Cleveland offense as Washington managed only two runs.
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New York Wins Season Finale 5 1 In St Louis
In St Louis on August 26 New York defeated the locals 5 to 1 to close the season. Batteries Dinneen Graham Stevens Hughes Kleinow Sweeney performed for the visitors while New York's offense broke through with steady hits and runs.
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Chicago and Boston Split Doubleheader In Chicago
Chicago and Boston split a doubleheader with the locals winning the first game four to three and Boston taking the second three to zero. Battery details note Walsh and Sullivan for Chicago with Ci cotte Arellanes and Carrigan. for Boston Suter and Sullivan with Collins and Donohue.
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Livingston Beats Deer Lodge In Tight 6 5 Win
Special Dispatch reports Livingston defeated Deer Lodge 6 to 5 in a fast game on Livingston home grounds. Butler started for Deer Lodge and pitched strongly until the ninth inning when Livingston rallied for three runs to clinch the game. Final batteries were Butler Brogan for Deer Lodge and Gordon Petrie for Livingston.
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Pirates Still Favored In National League Title Race
The column weighs Pirates over Giants and Cubs as the season nears end with 41 games left. If Pittsburgh slips, New York would need 38 wins in 44 games to tie, while Chicago could still surge. Boxing plans in Butte feature Sid dons and a potential Ketchel Langford bout as top draws with staged minor matchups.
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