Two Thousand Dollars Purses at Holiday Track Meet
A July Fourth program at the Byte track features prizes totaling over two thousand dollars. Local crowds expect a large turnout with six harness racing events, a 1 mile dash and a 4.5 furlong handicap among the races. Entries and box seating details are provided by track officials and secretary A. D. Galbraith.
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Adrie
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Wilton
Larness
Mices
Ted Hayes
Ranners
Stiles I. King
Chries EB. Beehs
G. Mahl
Ww. Kane
ML. Carr
John Scavill
Will Gemmell
Middiek
Wade
Snall
Mmnbouts
Wie Puese
Dia Biter
Murber
A. D. Galbraith
Karsted Beats Mosher In Butte Tennis Semi-Final
In the class A. A. R. Mosher was defeated by Dr. Alfred Warated 6-3 6-1 as Mosher struggled with his stroke. The match lacked early spark with Kaysted’s steady play prevailing after Mosher faltered. Longley beat Green in a close class FOAL match while 141% score marked Winnie the beidaver’s set halted by darkness. The tournament advances to a five-set final between McLaughlin and the remaining contender, delayed by McLaughlin’s shoulder injury and the need for rest.
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Longley
D. McLaughlin
McLaugh- YN
Street Car Men Win Five-Inning Game
The Street Car Men defeated the Y M C A team at Columbia Gardens in five innings by 13 to 4. Parry and Binnet led the Street Car Men with strong hits while Leod and Thamg aided YM C A. Mentey, England, July 2. The Argo Nauts of Canada beat First Trinity, Cambridge, in the Grand Challenge Cup heat by a length in 11:20. St. Louis, July 1. A car on the scenic toll road jumped a trestle at Creve Coeur lake, overturning after noon. Ten injured, several serious, none fatally.
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Columbia Gardens
Searé
Austen Fivemore
Parry
Binnet
Une
Leod
Tham&g
Mentey
England
Argonauts
Canada
Irintry
Cambridge
St. Louis
Tull Road
Creve Coeur Lake
Butte Team Poised for Home Baseball Weather Comes Soon
Local notes praise Butte team’s improving form as three of five games from Tacoma lift spirits. Mentions players Bandelin Melnivre Swindells Bresiin and Ferris, with focus on fielding, hitting, and season prospects. Captain Atemigre welcomed abroad as team draws closer to home games and stronger lineup.
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Tacoma
Minera
Atemigre
Onger
Mac
Swindells
Melnivre
Northwest sports notes and canceled match report
A Spokane Spokane Spokane era report notes the July 13 canceled bout between Maurice Thompson and Kid Parker Burke Idaho due to missing reasons. It mentions Di Welly planning A U events in Chicago, Mig Sutton and sister Viola touring to Tacoma then Pacific coast annual tourney, and Jim Agnew offering Mike Lynch for Biggin Botham with no reply. References to HM Iggle and Bob Wilner highlight looming big league prospects.
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Maurice Thompson
Kid Parker
Burke
Idaho
Spokane
Mig Sutton
Viola
Ticoma
Butts Club
Sutton Sknters
Jim Agnew
Seattle
Mike Lynch
Bigginbotham
Cravk Tacoma
Findi Mla
Tigera Whl
Washington and Boston Split Doubleheader in Heat
In a July 2 American League doubleheader Washington and Boston split. First game Washington won 4 to 2 as Cy Young outpitched Smith and Washington hit Glaze hard in the second game for a 17 to 0 finish called due to heat. Batteries listed. Philadelphia tied New York and forfeited the second game after a crowd surge halted action. Cleveland defeated Detroit as Turner’s ninth inning error prevented a Detroit comeback.
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Boston
Che
Cy Young
Smith
Winter
Waxkefield
Young
Arpybrucer
Falkenberg
Philadelphia
Philadelpha
New York
Lear
IL E
Philadelphi
Clarkson
Cheshire
McGuire
Thomas
Plank
Powers
Coalley
Bender
Seheeck
Cleveland
Detroit
O'Leary
Turner II
Tom Dos
Chirk
Bubauha
Warner
Pavel
Philadelphl
Chicago
Brooklyn Loaners Hold Lead in 10 Day String
In New York on May 9 the Brooklyn team stayed competitive across a tense nine innings. The bullpen faced early challenges with three pitchers used as the rotation rotated through. Names Sem, Tiekrott, Bergen, Taylor, Ferguson, McGinnity and Bowerman appear in the box as the game progressed.
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New York
Brooklyn
Tio
Stricklelt
Hore Tain
Sem Tiekrott
Bergen
Aylor
Fergueson
McGinnity
Bowerman
Batter's bats lift St Louis to edge in tight game
In a pitchers' duel at Ros ton, Bates delivered a decisive homer over the right fence in the sixth inning to swing the game for St Louis. Philadelphia failed to convert with bases loaded in the same frame as Brown and McCarthy contributed for the Battery and Umpire Conway oversaw.
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Uly
Roston
Bates
Philadelphia
Borton
Mitt
T' Fel
Inger
Dooin
Conway
Beebe Noonan Trade Shocks St Louis For Chicago Winner
President Murphy announced Beebe and Noonan traded to St Louis for the former Chicago winner Jack Taylor. Races noted include several finishes with Florence Fonse taking the sixth, Judge winning the fifth, LALte Joker and Baire Nous among earlier winners.
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Valtle
Lobert
Mitch
Murphy
Beebe
Catdher Noonan
St. Lewis
Chicago
Jack Taylor
Scora
St. H. B. Chicago
Eer Trerrmany Oo Ff
Cinciana
Cee
Uuedgran
Kling
Fraser
Livingston
Utne Pire
Klem
Homestead
Bil Yerra
Florence Fonse
Harker
Luclan
Tine
On the Race Track at Sheepshead Bay and Meadows
New York July racing results list six and a half furlong sprints won by Wrest and Oliver Cromwell leading, with Rye Misgly ing s and Hamburg Belle among runners. Times circa 1 54 and 2 44 in turf events. Seattle Meadows results show Katherine avcond winning a five and a half furlong event.
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Sheepshead Bay
Par Wrest
Rye
Sir Tuseeil
Oliver Cromwell
Grauthe
Woodsman
Hotanist
Misglyings
Royal Breeze
Tim
Wille
Hamburg Belle
Halifax
Fancy Bird
Furbirlty
Jeunty
Miss Hireine
Daringo
Ancastrian
Cur Fister
Saigon
Seattle
Katherine
Matthews
Corom Wins Eastern Yacht Clubs 180-Mile Race Start to Marblehead
The schooner Corom, owned by the Like company, crossed the Marsh Hill at dawn in the 180 mile New London to Marblehead race. She led the field as results began to come in, with the yacht clubs contesting the title.
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Marhlehead
Mass
Corom
New London
Thig
Wimbledon Mixed Doubles and Singles Results
In Wimbledon on July 2 RS A Tay Sutton and W Hillyard defeated Miss Johnson and J Power in mixed doubles, while F J Risley won the final singles against W G Gore. Kreigh Collie and Raymond D Lille fell to Cy Tu Cazalet and G Almond in all England doubles. An earlier riot at Reidlay left one dead, two missing, and seven wounded.
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Tay Sutton
W. Hillyard
Miss Johnson
J. Power
F. J. Risley Wodey
W. G. Gore
Mr. Doherty
Wimbledon
T—Kreigh Collie
Raymond D. Lille
Rowan
Cy Tu. Cazalet
G. Almond
Lookerike
Collins
Retdlay
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Lonis Preibethis
John Firatz
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P. S Derby
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Misa Butte
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Karsted
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Butte
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Phyers Cart Bowl
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