Montana Harness Show Delivers Spectacular Matinee Races
A crowded matinee at the Butte Driving Club staged four harness events with fierce finishes. Freechie won the first heat while Soubrette and Racine contended closely. Nellie led early in the 2:25 trot but faded to third, Don Wilkes claimed the final heat, and Cadence Earnfold dominated the free for all pacing with historic speed.
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Sunday League Games Feature One Sided Showdowns
Two Commercial League games at the Gardens drew a strong crowd though both games were one sided. Fine pitching appeared in spots, with seven innings played in each affair. Stolen bases and hitting highlights noted for M J B Coffees and Postoffice teams, as attendance reached a respectable level.
Baseball Box Score Summary From Courthouse Park
Stolen bases Kreuger Melaner Klock ner. Two-base hit Edwards. Three base hit Wilson. Home run Salki. Bases on balls Off Wilson 2 Off Krueger 3. Struck out By Wilson 1 by Krueger 3. Wild pitches Wilson 2. Hit by pitcher By Wilson Salki. Double plays Hafer to Rodman Andreux to Jackson to Rodman Krueger to E Kane to Salki. Left on bases Bankers 5 Courthouse 4. Time of game One hour and 20 minutes Attendance 500. Umpire Skelly.
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Tigers Lead Early Inning Rally In Detroit Game
Detroit mixed six hits with two errors and a passed ball in the first two innings to take a lead in the game. Donovan and Schmidt pitched for Detroit while Manning and Sweeney worked for the opposing team. Kleinow is also noted in the box score with unclear details.
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Philadelphia Defeats St. Louis in Straightforward Win
In St. Louis on August 29 Philadelphia defeated St. Louis with little difficulty. The score line shows Philadelphia ahead as the batteries included Bender and Thomas, Wad Dell, Graham and Stephens contributed.
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Northwest League score summary from Seattle Aberdeen and Portland
In Seattle games Seattle defeated Vancouver 2 0 and 8 6. At Aberdeen Spokane Seattle won 9 5. At Portland first game Portland defeated Tacoma 12 6 and Tacoma then beat Portland 3 2.
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Coast League games results summary
In San Francisco, Vernon beat San Francisco 2 to 1 in the first game and San Francisco won 3 to 2 in the second. At Sacramento Oakland defeated Sacramento 8 to 2. In Los Angeles the first game saw Portland 8 Los Angeles 1 and the second game ended Los Angeles 4 Portland 0.
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Western League Scores From Pueblo to Wichita
Pueblo-Lincoln 2 to 5 at Pueblo. Denver Sioux City 6 to 8. Topeka doubleheader Omaha 1 to 6 and 3 to 4. Wichita Des Moines 2 to 3. Multiple Western League games reported with scores across four cities.
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Saville to Succeed Berkin at Day House
Lewistown august 29 Joseph H Saville a Kendall business man will take charge of the Day house next Wednesday, succeeding Tom Berkin who plans to devote his time as deputy game warden for this district.
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East and West May Meet for Honors in Baseball Series
New York reports the 1909 world championship may pit teams from the East and West. Pittsburg is favored to face Philadelphia or Boston with Detroit unlikely to hold off a late season eastern swing. If Detroit falters, an East versus West title series seems likely, with Pennsylvania as the potential host.
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Dillon opens this week and Smith picks Belgians for Helena state fair
The article notes Dillon opens this week while Smith later selects a group of Belgians to take to the state fair in Helena.
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Seattle Bout Set Between Roller and Ordeman Friday
Arrangements were completed last night for a catch as catch can wrestling match between Dr B F Roller of Seattle and Henry Ordeman the heavy weight wrestler of Minneapolis. The bout will take place next Friday night.
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Inter-Mountain league ends as Lozeman disbands
Bozeman and Livingston plans collapse as Livingston fails to appear for a game. Several Bozeman players depart for new teams in Spokane and Hamilton. Others return home or stay in Bozeman. fans voice disapproval. Manager Farnsworth doubts a Montana state league will form next year due to lack of town support.
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M Lean Has a Bad Knee Ends Baseball Career Hopes
Cincinnati Reds catcher Big Larry McLean reportedly crippled by a knee injury from a plate collision with Roy Thomas in Cincinnati. Doctors say the knee cap may heal stiff, preventing further play and robbing the Reds of a leading backstop and steadying force for young pitchers. Fans hope the reports are exaggerated and he may return next year to bat and guard behind the plate.
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Vienna Stuttering Classes Aimed at Five Week Cure
Dr Leopold Senner of Vienna describes public school classes to treat stuttering in children. Five week course with two hours daily, class sizes eight, exclusive study, medical clearance, home practice four hours daily, silent first two weeks, parental support crucial, praise encouraged, no experiments, teacher to reinforce gains and monitor progress monthly after course concludes.
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Yellow Brazen Wins Open Dog Stake at Coursing Park
Yellow Brazen demonstrated long distance speed and stamina to win the 16 open-dog stake above Crescent. In rounds, Yellow Brazen defeated Donegal Peddler, Clyde and Crescent before a final triumph over Crescent, with Crescent also reaching the final.
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McCarthy and Sullivan Win Handball Duo in Alley Match
McCarthy and Sullivan defeated Gleason and Crowley in straight games 21 18 at the Arizona street fire station alley. The losers challenged for a $200 side rematch at Leary's alley in the Gulch next Sunday. The victor will face all comers in Montana for the state title. today’s bout was for $50 a side.
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Barker Wins Final in Golf Championship at Country Club
Barker defeats Reno Sales 3 up and 2 to play after 36 holes to claim the golf championship title. Barker set an amateur course record with 77 in the first 18 holes. Ad reads for Reginas coin operated machines appear at end, with Standard Music Co. contact.
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Fine Horses from Dillon Meet Belgians at Butte Fair
Co. A. Smith, a Dillon horseman, met seven prize-winning Belgians that swept all prizes at the Grand Forks fair. The animals will be shown at the Beaverhead fair, continuing the contest with the well regarded entries from the recent event.
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McHarg resigns as Taft accepts dismissal in August report
Washington dispatch reports Ormsby McHarg assistant secretary in the department of commerce and labor has resigned. Taft decided to accept the resignation and McHarg said the action had been in the president's hands for some time. He had warned he might leave if his private views harmed the administration. He denied Roosevelt criticisms and noted plans to enter a New York law partnership after Oct. 1. He is a South Dakota native who practiced law on the Pacific coast before coming to Washington with Senator McCumber.
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Firemen Hold Memorial Services For Comrades
Bozeman observed the first memorial services by the city fire department at the Baptist church with Rev. O P Bishop delivering the address and a large in uniform turnout. In the afternoon graves were decorated at the cemetery for departed members including A P Clark Fred Buchler John Craig John Dahling Ed Fridley Henry Gates S B Houston Douglas Patterson Adolph Spieth Charles Wilson Charles Fransham and Henry Langohr.
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Rome Attorney Featherton Dies of Pneumonia in Seattle
Seattle report says C N Featherton a 59 year old prominent Rome Georgia attorney who traveled with his family to visit the fair died today in a local hospital from pneumonia.
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Rebecca A Philadelphia Girl from the Press
A Philadelphia bookseller notes that Sir Walter Scott modeled Rebecca in Ivanhoe on Miss Rebecca Gratz, a well known Philadelphia philanthropist. He recalls knowing her and her unpretentious work among the poor, and how Irving’s description inspired the Rebecca in the novel.
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Airship Zeppelins Meet Wright in Berlin Ceremony
In Berlin today Count Zeppelin and Orville Wright met as the airship Zeppeli n arrives from Friedrichshafen amid cheers from crowds in Bitterfeld, Potsdam, and Templehof. The emperor and empress watched evolutions before welcoming Wright and Zeppelin. Wright praised the craft and discussed tests with lighter vessels.
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Local Sprinters Race Ends In Dusty Duel At Montana Track
Report from yesterday's Montana track event details a chaotic side race between Nellie Wilkes and Don Wilkes rivals Regan and Spence Hireen. Regan wins first sprint after falls, dust and horseshoe mishap, then loses later rematch to Tronsides. A marathon wager to finish at Regan road house ends with supper prize.
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Coin designer to appeal to Taft to save initials
Victor Brenner, designer of the Lincoln pennies, vows to appeal to President Taft after learning Secretary MacVeagh plans to remove his initials V. D. B. from the coin. The Treasury chief says circulation will not be recalled and minting halted until new dies are ready, with a smaller B initial placed on the coin.
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Auto racer Laurent Grosse dies after Brighton Beach crash
Laurent Grosse driver of the Stearns car died today after being injured in the 24 hour automobile race at the Brighton Beach motordrome Friday night. His back was broken and he was 26 years old residing in New York. Leonard Cole his mechanician was instantly killed in the same accident.
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Big carp haul moved from Stoneham pond near Lewes
ExcitingThursday haul by Ouse Angling Preservation Society at Stoneham pond ends with 200 to 300 carp weighing four to six pounds loaded into a wagon and driven to Barcombe for release into the Ouse. Some fish remain in the pond as reserve.
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