Races At Anaconda End In Thrilling Finishes With Upset Win
A crowded Anaconda track witnessed three favorites lose ground as Miss Greenwood 25 to 1 upset the fourth race in a Medicine Hat breeze. Regina Arvi, Sam Barber, Abe Slupaskey, and parlor Boy figures topped a night of frantic betting and tight finishes. Denny was fined $50 for striking Regina.
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Butte
Fancy
Regina Arvi
Sam Barber
Mias Greenwood
Reema Arvi
Abe Slupaskey
Annie Wells
Parlor Boy
Plac Regina Atvi
Denny
Regina
Anaconda Harness Race Results Show Mix of Winners and Weights
In Anaconda Montana on August 29 1911 two harness races were run with clear weather and good track. Regina Arvi won the second race after a strong finish by Arvi while Miss Greenwood led late to win the first in a driving finish for trainer J Shaughnessy. Heavyweights and overweights affected entrants with few bids and several scratches noted.
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Geneva
Evin
Frank Ferris
Wiltruder
Anaconda
Mont
Greenwood
Littleton
Tifils
Mazagan
Mary Greenwood
J. Shaughnessy
Time
Triotte
Pedro
Hughes
Tifles
Patriotic
Tiflis
Ealue
Orse
Ockey
Wall & Co
Arren
Moore & Co
Mondan
ORS Evia
W. St Vincent
Denny Frank Ferris
Fisher
Judith Page
Nichols
C'ney & Co
Nelson
Awa
F. Kemble
Elm View
Hopkins
Helen Hawkins
Cay. St
Wright
Ifn
Neal & Co
Pia
Carter
Barnsdale
Rice & PF
Evia
B. G
Boonthorpe
al Kirby
Kootenay
Start
Frank Verris
Hawkins
Wiltrade Fiia
Fa Penova
Venova
Frank Fer
Secontrach
Steocke cl
QAO
Great Felar
Brownfield
Winkler
Elm View Farm
Frosa
Manasseh
Logan & K
Iy Roderts
Tiolden Shower
C Brewer
Istentationus
Coburn Bros
Pickens
Liddle
Bestyette
Denny
Ravona
Hell
Friar
Wier Ch. c
W. A. Smith
Ravova
Inkler
Racing men curious over the bid on Fitzherbert
New York readers anticipate the next week auction of S. S. Hildren horses as the sale centers on Fitzherbert. Speculation swirls over the horse's bid price after prior sales from 75,000 to 49,000 and 45,000 dollars. Fitzherbert, nearing retirement on the track, remains a breeding stallion prospect with J. E. Madden expected to bid.
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Fitzherbert
New York
S. S. Hildren
Hildreth
Crawford Punishes Coombs in Detroit Victory
Detroit rallied in the eleventh after Jack Coombs seemed to seal the win for Philadelphia with a two run homer. Crawford doubled with the bases loaded, scoring two, as Lord’s wild throw to third allowed Bush to bring in another run for Detroit. Batteries Morgan Danforth Coombs Lapp Works Stanage.
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Detroit
Jack Coombs
Philadelphia
Crawford
Lord
Bush
R. H
CRONE
Morgan, Danforth
Coombs
Lapp
Works and
Stanage
Chicago shuts out Boston in pitchers’ duel to end series
Chicago defeated Boston in a pitchers battle as Scott and Wood faced off. A running one handed catch by Bodie highlighted the game. Batteries Scott and Block for Chicago Wood and Nunamaker for Boston.
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Chicago
Boston
Scott
Wood
Bodie
Sones Dee Cocesceesee
Block
Nunamaker
Washington Beats Cleveland on Local Grounds in Opener
Cleveland failed to hit Johnson as Washington won its first game at the local grounds this season. Kaler struck out eight in five innings. Scoring shows Cleveland with errors and limited offense while Washington capitalized with solid defense and timely hits. Batteries Kaler and Smith for Cleveland Johnson and Street for Washington.
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Cleveland
Johnson
Washington
Kaler
Ceccerserees Scheene Ae
Smith
Street
New York Rally Ends St. Louis Game In Ninth Inning
In St Louis on August 29 the New York team scored four runs in the ninth to overturn a near win by Mitchell. The visitors cruised to three straight, with Vaughn and Williams striking for St Louis and Mitchell, George, Southwick and Stephens on the mound for the Cardinals. Washington was slated to meet Cleveland in the day’s only other game.
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St. Louis
Mitchell
New York
R. H. EB
Vaughn
Williame
George
Southwick
Stephens
Giants Win a Soggy Game in New York
In a soggy contest New York beat St. Louis aided by 12 defensive passes from the pitchers. Oakes and Ellis made stellar catches including Oakes leaping to snag Merkle’s drive in deep center. New York left 14 men on base as they failed to maximize chances.
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New York
St. Louis
Oakes
Ellis
Merkle
R. H. EB
Dias Wate
Harmon
Brooklyn Cincinnati game postponed by rain
Weather disrupts schedule with Brooklyn versus Cincinnati and Boston versus Pittsburgh both postponed due to rain. A double header is planned for tomorrow with the same matchups, unchanged opponents.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Rain postpones Readville Grand Circuit meeting to tomorrow
Readville Massachusetts action notes rain forced the Grand circuit meeting slated for this afternoon to be moved to tomorrow. The event includes horse racing authorities and local organizers adapting schedules due to weather.
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Readville
Mass
Carlsbad Chess Tourney Draw Between Leinhardt and Marshall
In the seventh round of the international chess tournament at Carlsbad the game between Leinhardt and Marshall ended in a draw. Leaders' scores show Schlecter at 7, Jaffe, Alechine, Marshall at 4.4, with Chotimirzki, Rubenstein, Burn, Techmann, Cohn, Suechting, Kostic, Botlewi also listed.
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Carlsbad
Leonhardt
Marshall
Schlecter
Jaffe
Alechine
Chotimirzki
Rubenstein
Burn
Techmann
Cohn
Suechting
Kostic Botlewi
Senators Defeat Mountmen 15 to 1 in Home Game
Helena pounded Quick and Wells as the Senators routed the Mountmen 15 to 1 on their home grounds. Kibble hit two home runs, including a season’s first inside the fence, while Bryan scattered the hits and Irby’s lineup produced a windy, dusty day with ample offense.
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Helena
Senators
Mountmen
H. T
Connolly
Wood
Creseeesereese & Thompson
Murray
Iseses
Butte
H. PO Mathessa
Perrine
Fries
Marshall
Tdockstader
Duddy
Hannah
Wells
Eeeteewess
Stevens
Killiray
Kilillay
Quick
Wright
Saints Rally Wins Eleventh Inning Thriller
In Boise on Augs the Saints clinched a 4 3 victory in 11 innings over the locals. Devereaux followed Blankenship's single with a long two bagger to drive in the winning run. Killilay and Iaw pitched well for the Saints as Dressan steadied drives. Orr belted a seventh inning homer with a man aboard to briefly lift Salt Lake. Sensational fielding highlighted the tightly played contest.
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Boise
Saints
Devereaux
Blankenship
Killilay
Iaw
Dressan
Orr
Salt Lake
AB. R. H. PO
Spencer
Uo Abbott
U Devereaux
Tcon
Eveeseeseess
Crabetesvesies
Coratz
Pendleton
Schimpff
Enees
Galt Lake
Killiley
Killalay
Kellackey
Flick Brooks Abbott Devereaux
Levy
Blankenship Schimpff
Abbott
King
Flick
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promises Pure Herbal Formula
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant kidney liver and bladder medicine. It claims strict purity and consistency across bottles and notes a sworn purity statement with each bottle. Available in two sizes, 50 cents and one dollar at drug stores.
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Kilmer
Pitchers Blankenship and Schimpff Lead Short Contest
Brooks delivers a sharp passing game as two hours and five minutes elapsed. The umpire Toman oversaw the match with key plays including passed balls by Blankenship and Schimpff and a final tally credited to Brooks.
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Blankenship
League Leaders Pile Up An Overwhelming Score
Missoula hosts Great Falle in the season finale, losing 20 to 56 as Cummings and Jensen struggle for safety hits while Sittrolf shuts down the Mackmen. Reed protests Jensen’s loan from Butte and McQuaid’s unknown reinstatement amid union rules.
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Missoula
Great Falle
Cummings
Jensen
Sittrolf
Mackmen
Reed
McCloskey
Butte
Union Association
McQuaid
National Commission
MecQuaid
Eddie Hammond
Hamilton
Free sample bottle offer from Kilmer and Company ad
An Anaconda Daily Standard advertisement offers a free mail order sample bottle to prove the kidneys benefits. It promises a booklet with valuable information and urges readers to write to Kilmer and Company in Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. C
Gotch to Continue Training in Chicago Before Labor Day Clash
Humboldt Iowa August 29 Frank Gotch world champion wrestler will likely travel to Chicago next Thursday to finish training for the Labor day match with Hackenschmidt. Manager Emil Klank said the trip is to be kept low key to avoid attention from the town.
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Humboldt
Iowa
Frank Gotch
Chicago
Hackenschmidt
Emil Klank
Gotch
McLoughlin and Wright Reach National Tennis Final
In Newport France on August 29 Maurice McLoughlin of San Francisco defeated Gustave Touchard of New York 6-2 6-4 6-3 and Beals Wright of Boston beat Thomas Bundy of Los Angeles 6-4 6-3 6-1 in all comers semi finals. McLoughlin and Wright meet in the final tomorrow. Dr James Dwight of Boston will decline re election as president of the National Lawn Tennis Association next winter after more than two decades of service.
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Newport
Maurice McLoughlin
San Francisco
Gustave F. Touchard
New York
Beals J. Wright
Boston
Thomas C. Bundy
Los Angeles
McLoughlin
Wright
Touchard
Bundy
Chanlpon
Maur Ce FE. McLoughlin
Beals
Thomas (. Bundy
James Dwight
National Lawn Tennis Association
Dwight
Richard D. Sears
Star Battle Wins at Windsor Amid Suspension for Rough Riding
At Windsor August 29 races featured Star Battle winning the fourth race from Nimbus while Star Charter led the Canadian-bred race to Commola. Jockey Taplin was suspended for the remainder of the meeting for rough riding on Chit Edge in the same race. Race times noted from six events including Commola and Star Charter among other winners.
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Windsor
Star Battle
Nimbus
Star Charter
Commola
Taplin
Chit Edge
Milanton
Martinmas
Congressman James
Annagh
Futurity
Busy Man
Cliff Edge
Meton Street
Island Queen
Camellia
Sister Florence
Mont Calm
Isabelle
Wecene
Lady Irma
Brevite
Montgomery
McFarland and Wolgast to Fight 12 Rounds in Milwaukee
Chicago August 29 Packey McFarland and Ad Wolgast will box 12 rounds at Milwaukee on September 15. The bout was agreed after a conference between managers Emil Thiry and Tom Jones following consent to cancel the proposed six round match between McFarland and Kelley at St. Louis on September 8.
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Chicago
Packey McFarland
Ad Wolgast
Milwaukee
Emil Thiry
Tom Jones
McFarland and
Wolgast
McFarland
Kelley
St. Louis
New York Referee List Issued by State Athletic Commission
New York Aug 29 The New York state athletic commission announces a list of men proven as boxing referees. The roster names Charles White Tim Hurst William J Roche Edward Forbes John Pollock William J Brown William Moore James Buckley and Daniel Hickey of New York.
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New York State Athletic Commission
Charles White
Tim Hurst
William J. Roche
Edward Forbes
John Pollock
William J Brown
William Moore
James Buckley
Daniel Hickey
New York Defeats Indianapolis in Union Printers Baseball
On August 29 in St. Louis New York defeated Indianapolis 8 to 4 and St Louis beat Boston 12 to 3. The second day of Union Printers National Baseball League action featured Philadelphia facing Chicago and Washington meeting Denver in tomorrow's schedule.
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Everenee
Detroit
Boston
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Indianapolis
St. Louia
Union Printers
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