Featureless card yields fair racing on day of upsets
Three favorites and two seconds headed a quiet card with all winners under the wire. Master Guy and Sailgrade were nose apart for second, Chanticler captured the feature as Lily Paxton delivered a strong third, while Taplin lost a stirrup but rallied.
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Sailgrade
Saitgrade
Chanticler
Lily Paxton
Brol F
Taplin
Fan & Wonderful
Gene Wood
Queen Ruth
Frieze
Burning Bush
Robert Mitchell
Vireo
Dazsling
Sierra
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Fair Louise
Miss Picnic
Hawley
Littleton
Saltigrade
Alws Lawn
Titus
Ossian
Hammer
Arbutis
Talbot
Denver
Maryland
Shriner
Giants and Cubs Fall in Doubleheader Series Opener
Cincinnati tops New York in the first game as Benton dominates with four hits allowed. Marquard shelled. Murray makes a one handed grab, and Emond ejected by umpire Johnstone. Chicago drops to Brooklyn in ragged ball. Rucker shines for Brooklyn with nine scattered hits. St Louis fades as Philadelphia wins the opener of their farewell series. Wilson shines for Pittsburgh, homering and tripling in a doubleheader against Boston with strong pitching from Leifield and Ragon. Simon and Donnelly figure in the later action as the day’s games unfold.
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Marquard
Grant
Murray
Eemond
Johnstone
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McLean
Mar ‘Quard
Wilson
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Rucker
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St. Louis
Walsh Humbles Red Sox as White Sox Dominate
Iron pitcher Walsh shines for Chicago holding Boston’s sluggers in a game aided by weak fielding and strong support. Mattick’s triple plates Walsh and another to spark Chicago’s early lead in the third, with the visitors adding a pair of insurance runs as the contest unfolds.
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Bean Town
E. Boston
Boston
Walsh
Chicago
Cole Fins
Walm
Mattick
Sixth race chart sinks into muddled racing and baseball notes
Fragmented racing results show a one mile selling for 3 year olds with misread entries and scratched horses amid a block of baseball notes. The report covers Boston and Washington tied in a double header, Detroit debuting players Eddie Murphy and Walsh, and Cleveland's late ninth inning triple by Johnston aiding Lajoie’s two run impact.
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Bean
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Yerkes
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Hendricksen
Mathes Reported to join Connie Mack in Chicago
Connie Mack telegramed Butte Baseball Club to have Mathes report in Chicago by Sept 17. The 22 year old outfielder, sold to Philadelphia Americans, is expected to get a shot in the Philadelphia Chicago series. Other Missoula players Bush and Zamloch move to Detroit Tigers and Philadelphia on the same train. Mathes has impressed with Butte-Helen a start and may need time to adjust to inside play.
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McLoughlin Wins National Tennis Title in Five Sets
Maurice McLoughlin of San Francisco defeats Wallace Johnson of Philadelphia in a hard fought five setter to claim the national tennis championship on the Pacific coast. McLoughlin dominates late in the match after a tense second set, sealing the title three sets to two and securing doubles with Thomas C. Bundy.
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Maurice McLoughtin
San Francisco
Wallace ¥. Johnson
Phiesphia
O. McLoughtin
Thomas C. Bundy
Los Angeles
Mary “Browne
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McLoughlin
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Love
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Butte Contingents Return From State Tennis Meet
Butte competitors at the state tennis tournament held at Hunters Hot Springs returned yesterday. Dr. Alford Karsted claimed the Karsten cup after decisive play. In doubles, Roll and Dai Gundy of Butte defeated Woods and Logan of Billings 6-4, 16-18, 6-4, 7-5. Parker of Livingston beat Barclay of Butte in singles handicap.
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Alford Karsted
Woods
Billings
Montana
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Dai Gundy
Logan
Parker
Livingston
Barclay
Tacoma and Seattle battle to 2 to 12 tie in 14 innings
In Seattle, August 28, Tacoma and Seattle tied 12 to 2 in fourteen innings. Five pitchers used, many errors by none, with Mann starring for Seattle. Neighbors and Williams noted, while Gervais and Steiger contributed for Portland as Vancouver trailed.
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Iowa Guardsmen Triumph in Interstate Rifle Match
Iowa guardsmen won both first and second prizes in the interstate residential team event at Seagirt rifle range during the military shooting tournament. The feature of the day was the championships not yet completed as the Iowa team secured top honors in the morning contests.
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Iowa National Guardsmen
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