Kootenay One Speed Wins Futurity Race Record Shifts
Kootenay Speedy Brown and Ferguson chestnut gelding claimed the feature in a neck, setting a Futurity track mark as crowd pleases. The card event saw multiple neck-length victories, tight drives, and betting controversy with Forsythe ride under review.
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Kootena Gpeedy Brown & Ferguson
FF. F. Crowley
Ben Strome
Milner
Yee
Morrie Park
Kingston
Lady Panchita
Usu
Three Links
Lady Macy
Hh HM
Joskey
Kree Links
Ite
Fam
Kootenay
Caved Hill
Lady
Macy
Rouse
Alent
Billy, Myer
Kaeelus
Acumen
Caugh
Lady ‘Tendh
Pas
Dick” Baker
Srent
Paves
First Race at Angelus Track Ends in Scramble
Five and a half furlongs for three year olds plus. Vale to first. purse totals listed. Deertoot held early lead before strong finish by Angelus trained by Ntowe. Scratches noted Trescendant and other standouts, with rider Sheehan aboard for John J. Sheehan.
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Billy Myer
Deerfoot
Hazel C
Angelus
John H. Sheehan
Sawyer
Evelina
Taplin
Royal River
Acumen
Hie
Wras
Patrio Tie
Lady Panchita
Kootenay
Caugh Hill
Coo
Madeline Musgrave
Dick Baker
Jack Laxson
Horus
Brartier
Nello
Engraver
Vale
Cotton & Th
Ar Joba
Ebecha
Lee Harrison
Port Mahone
Metine
Stow
Em. Ntowe
Tilly
Myer
Hazel Co
Angelus Veey
John J. Sheehan
Wise
Fin
Joe Innex
Dick Bak
Harker
Tapia
Adam
Tack Laxson
Montana
Ate
Jonney Oe Nello
Vincent
Forsyth
Horn
Parker
Hooney
Dow Taxton
Nate Bod
Ugh Rice Baker
Morada
Banonica i
Genova Mabel
Joss Gerds
Adelaide
Arbutus
Itch Force
TOF
Richard Teed
Roe Stare
Frank G. Jowan
Gitwon O
Thorpe aims to break world record at athletic meet
New York reports Carlisle Indian Thorpe hopes to top Martha Sheridan's 1.89 point all around record at Athletic Park may be in good form. The piece notes rival James Thorpe Nevesville and heavyweights Bombadier Wells and Al Palger eye return bouts and other white hopes. Racing records show Teddy Tetglast clocking 6 minutes 8 seconds for eight and a half miles at Higgins road course, average speed 74.2 mph. A fragment mentions cotton production share globally.
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New York
James ‘Thorpe
Athletic
Bombadier Wells
al Palger
Wells
Mountmen Beaten in Benefit Game in Helena
Helena Montana August 27 before a monster crowd the Senators defeated Butte by a score of 41 to 1 in a pitchers battle Bryan and Dell the Helena twirler earning honors Stovalls home run capped a ground ball that bounded over the heads of the shortstop and center fielder making the features of the game
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Helena
Mont
Senators
Butte
Bryan
Dell
Stovall
Bunched hits in eighth spark Missoula win
In a game at Missoula Aug 27 Jo Gay's squad used bunched hits in the eighth inning to take the lead. Carman and Tobin singled, Changnon sacrificed, and Roberts tripled for two runs as Williams outpitched Zamloch. Umpire Carney drew heat for two questionable calls in the first inning.
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Missoula
Jo Gay
Carman
Tobin
Changnon
Roberts
Williams
Zamloch
Carney
Nimsett
Isbout
A.B. Warren
Perrine
Bassey
Oriet
A Faye
Es Gibson
Ee Williams
Hester
Mas
Missouli Leooor
Great Falls
Ortet
Nits
Willard
Dassey
Gitin
Murphy
Beruck
Scarman Zamloch
Zamioch
Wil Jams
Huelsman
Pendleton's Home Run Sparks Close Ogden Halts Salt Lake
Lait, Aug. 2 Ogden defeated Salt Lake 4 to 3 in a well played game. Pendleton hit a home run that featured the contest. Other details mention appearances, pitching shifts, and several battery pairings across the day as teams balanced offense and defense in a tight matchup.
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Ogden
Ealt Lake
Pendleton
AB. Whalen
Cincinnati
Spencer
New York
Fromme
Mathewson
Enaler
Father
Schimpff
Stone
Rey
Fai Murray
Perkins
I Jensen
Batterie Fromme
McLean
Crandall
Wilson
Salt Lake
H. P. Bane
Portier
Bauer
Devereaux
Davis
Abbott
Mann
Jensen
Bittroitt
Rand
Ames and
Erlekson
Red Monikered Duel Echoes Across League Play
Boston falls to Pittsburg as Dickson exits for Taylor after seven Pittsburg hits in the fourth inning. Cheney shuts out Brooklyn at Chicago for a five and a half game pennant gap. Philadelphia tops St Louis as Magee belts two homers and a triple in four trips. Boston at Pittsburgh is the only regularly scheduled game remaining.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Dickson
Tayor
RHE
Camiiia
Gibson
Taylor
Gowdy
Chicago
Cheney
Brookyn
New York
Yingling
Cage
Ieaihastoshs
Eods
Archer
Erwin
St. Louis
Aug
Sherwood
Magee
Paskett
Philadelphia
Mager
Griner
Burke
Wingo
Snyder
Nelson
Seaton
Killer
Ancient Kid Gets In Game After Pos sible Banished Players
A disjointed report notes a player named Rath and another named Weaver of Igo were banished after strenuous objections to a decision by Umpire Westervelt. The incident occurred during a game featuring a player called Boster and a time marked by contention and controversy.
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Boster
Peared
Westervelt
Rath
Weaver
Igo
Ted
Cheeny Captures Open Trotting Derby Victory
Readville Mass August 27 Cheeny owned by John Mulkley and driven by John P Fleming won the fourth renewal of the American trotting Derby at the Grand Circuit meeting, prevailing in a tight stretch over Castle Dome Wanderer Kenyon W and Jack London. The race featured 13 finalists and a $5,000 purse with $3,000 awarded to the winner amid wind delaying fast times.
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Readville
Mass
Cheeny
John Mulkley
Boy
Waxahapie
Texas
John P. Fleming
Malta
Billy Burke
Castle Dome
Woodford Todd
Ben Zolock
Jack London
Wanderer
Kenyon W
Finaish Fleming
Eheenys
Kenyon
Kenyon We
Thine
Woodford Po
Yorge Anemone
Opening Coast League game sees Oakland beat San Francisco
In Portland area action Zacher hit a eighth inning homer to drive in Leard as Oakland topped San Francisco. Malarkey allowed three scattered hits for the home team while Higginbotham and Kibble sparked Portland in a separate late game. Verne held off a late Portland rally as Pitegerald singled and Higginbotham doubled. Cleveland, Oakland and Sacramento figures appear in the scattered notes about the series and a separate line mentions auto wheel production.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Zacher
Malarkey
Kee Se
Mitze
Portland
Ore
Higginbotham
Vernon
Fortland Ralien
Kibble
Atha
Pitegerald
Portland Soos Cree
Socscaresrest Weeseees
Howley
Castleton
Carson
Gray
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Harry Hodges
H. St Clair
Hia
H. Thompson
J. M. Stowe
Hodges
Savannah
Heine Johuls
Savannnah
Columbus
New York Americans
E. C. Hopper
H. Morrisey
Gouker
Anderson
K. Denker
Mason
Mi Ming
Tayi
Ford
Naderson
Marigot
Forbes
Lorenzo
Atuitwornahy
Botta
Lorens
Moyal
Patriotte
Kootenay “Pateomn
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Oakes
Newmis
Rooney
Tarnes
Pines
Panchita Shove
Belrome
Teanty
Deel
Sita
Coser
Bip Fm
el St Paanenger
O. Law
Ruplisé
Madeline
Pasatoger
Hogan
Cook
Mixtren
Elgin
Kinfolks
Dell Mt
Garmiel Secceseeoe
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PO. A
McGeehan
Lavy
Morehead
Mather
Kelly
Kafors
Elena
Dake Bryan
Whaling
Quigtey
Keittler
Bryat
Teby
Dell & Bares
Bryan, McGeehan
Wright
Kid Gleason
T. HE
Roston
Carrigan
Cleotte
Walsh
Sewalk
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Feth
Schegs
Baumgardner
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St. Toula
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McConnell
Haskette
Kaler
Ryan
Himelf
Jackson
RIE
Sweeney Naskette
Adams
Carisch
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Blanding
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LEER
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