Wind Up Wide Open Racing Finale With Labor Day Plans
On the final race meeting day crowds compare with peaks from weeks ago. Lizzie Rice defeats The Fog in a tight three length win as Walhurst scores in the mile and a sixteenth event. The Day Memorial cup handicap heads the lineup, eight races remain with Labor Day exercises planned and potential extensions debated by Jockey Club officials. Major Taylor dominates the one third mile national championship heat, while Frank Kramer wins the five mile handicap after a disqualification controversy.
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Link
the Fog
Hurley
Lizzie Rice
Walhurst
McNamara
Kenova
Flourish
Rio Shannon
Ledaca
Elmida
Whiebuck
LO. A
Frank Woods
George Palmer
Duke of York
Wilson
Jockey Club
Tayior
Mrs. H. Butt
Patsy Dolan
Pat Dolan
Burlimgame
A. Neal
Ote F. Roughsman
George Landers
Ivers
Virgil D
Hattie Perkins
Scotch Belle
Petronius
Bernet
Aunt Mary
Looram
Sisquee
Capitola
Pencil Me
Tilumine
Scallaway
Gilroy
C. Tingley
Pe Oia Caste Fae Lucera
Miss Breeze
King of Diamonds
Caligula II
Little Hindoo
Winnebe
Parizade
L. M. Harley
Elf Lizzie Rice
Captive Leora
Stuart
W. B. Sink, Jr
Maly
Lizzie
P. Sheridan
Annie Max
Maximo-Annie Lewis
Lewis
W. BE. Sink, Jr
John Boggs
Howevereacess
J. A. Lewis
Sea Queen
Ood Geroan Ono
Nonie
Nanon
High Hoe
W. B. Link, Jr
Lin
Walker
Cence J. L. Kirk & Co
Amzi
Wis
Abbyleix
Garden City Stable
Frawley
L. O. Walz
G« McNamara
Burlingame
Goldone
Burdock
the Buffoon
Ildioun
Buffoon
J. S Gibson
Narra G
Ploombury-imp
Czarina
Ray Wilson
Byron Rose
Kelly
H. L. Frank
Hagerdon
Kelyards
P. Humphry
July Gyp
Imp
Major Taylor
Bedell
Lawson
Taylor
Frank L. Kramer
East Orange
N. J
Worcester
Mass
John Bedell
Iver Lawson
Thoroughbred racing results from Chicago meet
In seven furlongs first race Golden lit ter won Archie placed Solius third with time 1.27. Bele Mahon won five and a half furlongs second Hindi third King Hammond third time 1.07. Steeplechase short course MacLaren won Wenlock second Torren third time 2 61. Fleetwood handicap six furlongs Toah won Ergadier second Sidney C Love third time 1 15. Seven furlongs Talpa won Rubus second Evening Star third time 1 26. Mile and a half Edith Q won Hayward Hunter second Rollick IL third time 2 74 9.
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Chicago
Golden Litter
Archie
Solius
Bele Mahon
Hindi
King Hammond
MacLaren
Wenlock
Torren
Toah
Ergadier
Sidney C. Love
Talpa
Rubus
Evening Star
Edith Q
Hayward Hunter
Rollick IL
Kinloch Park Racecard Summary at St Louis
Six races at Kinloch Park in St Louis with winners: Los ter, cize, Teller, Peaceful, Foundling, Hilee. Second-place finishers include Legation Mission Porphyro Satin Coat Barkly Rite Joe Goss and Blue Mint. Times range from 1:14 for six furlongs to 1:42 for one mile twenty yards.
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St. Louis
Kinloch Park
Loster
Legation
Allie Oldfield
Cize
Mission
Crime
Teller
Grand Dad
Peaceful
Satin Coat
Prosper la Gai
Oilenwood
Foundling
Barkly Rite
Blue Mint
Hansen sets new 24 hour world record for bicycle
A A Hansen of Minneapolis completed a 24 hour ride at Garfield Park track reaching 64 1/2 miles in the journey and finishing at 2 04 p m. He rode from yesterday afternoon until daylight with brief fuel and food pauses and endured riding in the dark after 11 p m.
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Chicago
A. A. Hansen
Minneapolis
Garfield Park
Checkers
Hateen
Hansen
A. FE. Walters
England
Garvin Held After Saloon Shooting Incident
Virgil Garvin, Chicago American League pitcher, was arrested after a saloon row in which he fired a shot. He went quietly to central police, admitting drunkness and saying he would face consequences. He spoke of possible job offers and noted his Texas home.
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Chicago
Virgil Garvin
Lawrence KE. Pranigan
Central
Clark and
Monroe
Comiskey
Tilley
The
Cincinnatis
Boston
Navasota
Tex
Flanigan
Garvin
Dietz-Omaha Club to Play Two in Billings
Special Dispatch reports the Dietz-Omaha club arrives in Billings tomorrow to face the home team in a two game series.
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Omaha Club
Billings
Standard
Dietz-Omaha
Notice to Engineers of Butte Union Meeting
All members of Butte Stationary Engineers' union No 3 are requested to attend their meeting Wednesday September 3 as business of importance will arise. P A Stevens president.
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Butte Stationary Engineers’ Union
P. A. Stevens
Blacksmiths Meet for Labor Day Parade Plans
Blacksmiths and helpers of A. L. A. No. 77 are asked to attend at the hall Monday at 8 30 a m sharp to participate in the Labor day parade. By order Edward Caddy President J A Plint Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Sharp
Edward Caddy
J. A. Plint
Dan Patch the Wonder Pacer Sets Speed Record Talks of 1902 Trials
The career of Dan Patch 1591 the unbeaten pacing wonder is detailed with wins across 1900 and 1901. He faces key tests in 1902 including an exhibition at Columbus against Joe Patchens record and Star Pointer era rivals. The piece highlights his races at Detroit Cleveland Columbus Lexington and Memphis with heat times averaging 2:09.18 and his prospect of approaching world records.
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Dan Patch
Boswell
Ind
Joe Patchen
Star Pointer
Quaker City
Belmont Driving Club
Pacer
Lafayette
Milos S
Brighton Beach
Marta Marshall
Pateh
Merry Go
Prince Medium
Milo S
Guy Red
Harry Haws
Johnstown
Isabella
Fernland May Belle
Symbol Maid
Crawfordsville
Hardwood
Monroe Belle
Lloyd
St. Patrick
Hal Gary
Brazil
Baron B
Star Girl
Micah
Cornel Smith
Lady Hyacinth
Windsor
Ontario
Winfeld Stratton
Captain Brino
Meda Medium
Ferrum
Silverheels
Patch
Detroit
Captain Sphinx
Amorel
Fred the Kid
Lady All Right
Cleveland
Sheean
Baroletta
Ferrur
Paulding Boy
Columbus
Frank Marinos
Legal Hal
Baloretta
Dulffa’o Rus
Sphinx
H. J P
Beauty Spot
Martha Marshall
McHenry
Major Muscovite
George
Bishop
Paul Revere
Patsy K
Dan Pateh
Readville
Council Chimes
Laconda
Jack Harding
Chimes
Providence
Mazette
Maxine
D ‘O Harford
Sep
Amerel
Cornell Chimes
Jack Hardine
Cincinnati
Martha Marshall Lady
Lexington
Shadow Chimes
Wil Leyburn
Little Squaw
Muscovite
Admiral
Brighton
Memphis
Tenn
Harold H
Will Leyburn
Fast Company
Searchlight
Connor
C. F. Clay
Indiana
Heek
Darknight
Riley B
Star
Dan Patch Aims For World Record At Belmont
Dan Patch faces strong Belmont opposition as he seeks a new track and world mark. The horse shown unmatched speed, competing without hops or whip guidance, and recently neared the 1.59 world record while equaling 2.00 in Brighton Beach trials and nearly matching it again at Providence R I.
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Pointer
Belmont
Dan Patch
Patch
Brighton Beach
Providence, R. L
Universities Clash On Grid, Wisconsin and Michigan Prospect
Fall tests loom as Wisconsin and Michigan aim to settle the West title. Wisconsin begins practice around Sept 1 with Foster Sanford joining Stagg at Chicago to boost western talent. Also notes rising stars and track racing developments in California and New York venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Wisconsin
Lawson and Bedell Barred from Manhattan Track
The cycling season on the Manhattan beach track ended with officials barring Lawson and Bedell from further participation as the meet concluded on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson
Bedell
New York
Manhattan Beach
Great Falls Beats Lewistown 10 9 In Tight Return Match
Great Falls defeated Lewistown 10 to 9 in a close ball game. The score was tied 9 9 late in the ninth before Crag singled to drive in Hees for the winning run. Lewistown showed rust while Great Falls played cleanly. Tomorrow and Monday games are scheduled with a purse of £100 to the winning team by the Lewistown Labor union as part of Labor Day celebrations.
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Lewistown
Great Falls
Crag
Hees
Big Timber Brass Band Public Ball Sept. Five
Big Timber will host a public ball in the Auditorium on Friday evening September 5 to raise funds for necessary expenses. The event is led by the local brass band and aims to draw community participation and support.
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Standard
Big Timber
Big Timber Brass Band
J. A. Hall
Big Timber National Bank
Goodkind Bros
Helena
Lower Main Street
Co. W. Dempster
Wesley Davis
Davis
Dempster
Butte
Livingston
Emmett Brown
Iown
Brown
Thomas Nevin
Maggie
Alex Irvine
W. L. Irvine
W. L. Shanks
Francis Irvine
McLeod Street
A. A. Walker
Sigmund Thambling
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
T. Busha
Sweet Grass County
Republican State Central Committee
Anna Palmer
E. B. Clark
West Superior
Mis
George M. Hatch
Crazy Mountains
International Mining Congress
W. J. Hannah
Lillian Walker
Yellowstone Park
Carrie Stroup
J. W. Gever
Columbus
Kenyon
Billings
Bert Stoward
M. J. Wetzel
Oxford
Ind
Silas W. Duigley
Troy
Ohio
B. S&s. Hellopeter
Montana
H. D. Enoe
Onida
S. D
N. C
Titus
Sheridan
Mont
Boulder
Foward Lynn
W. L. Martin
Lynn
Minnesota
Tecumseh Bank Seized as Oldest in Johnson County Closes
The state banking board took charge of the Chamberlain bank in Tecumseh after it closed its doors. Deposits totaled about 102000 with almost no cash on hand. Cashier Charles M. Chamberlain disappeared after leaving for the East with securities to raise funds. he was last heard from in Chicago. W R Barton, former state senator, presided while Chamberlain led operations. Capital stock stood at 59000.
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Lincoln
Neb
State Banking Board
Chamberain
Tecumsehara
Johnson County
Charles M. Chamberlain
East
Union Station
Chicago
W. R. Barton
Chamberlain
American rifle champion Zimmerman sweeps European trophies
Gus Zimmerman, famed American marksman, arrived back after a victory spree in Germany and Austria. He claimed the world 60 at 200 yards record, won the Berlin Bundesfest gold cup, and earned the nickname Pierpone Morgan of marksmen. His trophy collection is described as the finest in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus” Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Germany
Austria
New York
Wiesbaden
Bernhardt Hinsch
Chamyp
Riieman
Hinsch
Fiscnau
Vienna
Immerman
Europe
Scheutzen
Hungary
Berlin
Fischau
Kid Hogan fatally shoots rival in Custer raid
John Gorman known as Kid Hogan killed Roy Streeter a noted local lightweight with a shotgun at Custer South Dakota on Aug 15. Gorman is in custody. Streeter once hailed from Edgemont and had a notable ring record.
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John Gorman
Kid Hogan
Roy Streeter
Custer
Gorman
Streeter
West
Edgemont
8. D
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Jockey Club Meeting
Whaleback
J. W. Reiley
Mr. Rose
Ben Himgar-Tuberose
Sulli
J. Ryan
Bert Davis
Wallace
Thomas Burns
Aurifera
Richards
Poorlands
Jim Bozeman
McMahon
Bozeman
Jas
Hawthorne
St. Lonuis
Bicycle
Fine
Coast Boys
Dan Patch the Wonder
Pacers
Foster Sanford
Columbia University
Stagg
University of Chicago
Sanford
Yale
Lord Derby
National Trotting Association
Smathers
Will C. Stinson
California
Benny Munroe
Minnroe
Arthur Duffy
Georgetown
University of Iowa
Ray C. Ewry
New York Athletic Club
Greater New York Irish Athletic Association
Tabor Bay
Fury
Malcom Ford
Hattan Beach
Bor
Gus Zimmerman
France
Tommy Ryan
Bob Fitzsimmons
Fitz
Jeffries
Ryan
Sharkey
Kid McCoy
Denver Post
Florrie Barnett
Jim Judge
Jimmy Handler
Joe Hurst
Alex Dunsheath
Jimmy Kelly
Will’e Reid
Hughey McGovern
Bridgeport
Johnny Regan
Abe Attell
Joe McKenna
McKenna
Batttle
Tommy Love
Philadelphia
Bobby Royal
Brooklyn
Paltimore
Mike Donovan
Rochester
N. Y
Joe Walcott
Mike
Traneport Club
Timmy Pritt
Otto Steloff
Fred Ruccett
Hank Griffin
Frank Erne
Jimmy Britt
Pritt
Dave Carrines
Reed
Hoody
Patriapte
Peter Sullivan
Aledvegter
West Virginia Street
John
John Leher
Missoula Avalue
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