Races at Butte track draw crowded holiday turnout
The Montana meeting showcased eight events under American Trotting Association rules. Crowds of about 6,000 watched Captain P. and Capitan win heats, Highland and Kerolite set fast paces, and auto racing drew strong interest despite few matches.
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Ull
Jas
Dennis O'Nnell
Capitan
Vlage
Charles Cutler
Maxwell
American ‘Trotting Association
W. A. Clark, Jr
S. Highland
Elroy E. Smith
Prince Charlie
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Phil ‘Trenpeey
Witty
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Jan
Red Besl
Willie Freund
E. B. Smith
Irvin
Cartsbad
Edward H Dite Bk
Tale Stark
Bent
Edward Va
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Butte and Spokane Battle Through Spotlighted Doubleheader
Spokane and Butte split a July 4 doubleheader as both teams displayed rugged defense and missed scoring chances. Roy Toren’s line stalled the Oaks and the Indians’ bats went silent, allowing the Miners to pull ahead despite late Spokanes fielding to prevent runs.
Ambitious Fourth Of July Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Chicago and St Louis sparred in a morning pitchers duel with Petty dominant until the last inning. Chicago won 6 to 1 in the afternoon. Washington outscored Boston 6 to 3 in the morning, then fell 4 to 5 in the afternoon as Boston rallied. Cleveland defeated Detroit 4 to 0 in the morning and 4 to 1 in the afternoon, with Lajoie and Donohue features and a decisive double from Lajoie.
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St- Louis
Petty
Cleveland
Detralt
Donovan
Iiswtors
Turner
Lajoie
R.A. Cleveland Oo
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Rhoades
Rents van
Killian
Warner
Jackson
Dono
Clark's Triple Nets First American Teaguer Century
Manager Lajoie marked his one hundred inMil offie season as Clark achieved a two bagger. Score: Cleveland vs Detroit. Batteries Joes and Clark Mullin and Warner.
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Detroit
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Joes
Mullin
Warner
New York Batteries Defeat Philadelphia on Muddy Ground
In Philadelphia on July 4 morning and afternoon games were played on muddy grounds. Orth pitched for New York backed by Kleinman’s double in the fourth inning. Final score for the afternoon game was New York Batteries over Philadelphia, with Schreck contributing.
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Washington
Boston
Dineen
Patten
Jonig
RUE
Wakefield
Arimbrukier
Young
Washingtons
Hughes
Falkenberg
Salkenberg
Meydon
Paterson
Philadelphia
R.A
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Chesbro
Grimih
Kleinaw
Waddell
Schreck
Orth
Kleinan
New York Philadelphia Batteries
Seattle and Portland split doubleheader in Coast League
Seattle and Portland played to a split as each team won one game. Batteries included Vallant and McLean for Seattle in game one and Jones and Tensen for Portland. Umpire Perrine. In Oakland San Francisco games, Myers and Bradbury held the line for San Francisco while Hitt and Hackett worked for Oakland. Wimbledon results show Sutton and G W Villyard losing in mixed doubles. Thompson pair won women's doubles with Kerry also prevailing in the men's.
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Yel
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Dolly Varden
Warnec
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Wimbledon
May Sutton
GW. Villyard
Miss Thompson
Kerry
L. Bisselly
Iliverd
May Baton
Miss Longharel
Attell Retains Featherweight Title After Fierce 20 Round Fight
Abe Attell defeats Frankie Neil in a brutal 20 round bout in Los Angeles to keep the featherweight crown. Attell lands six blows for every Neil punch, wins by decision amid a packed amphitheater crowd, and claims the $1,000 belt and gate share as the referee's ruling pleases the fans.
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Abe Allill
America
Frankie Weil
Pacific Athletic
Attell
Neil
Eyton
Ls Viese
Atfell
Setj Sue
Maiely
Helsman
McCarey
J Recetnte
Selby Smelting to Build Large Plant Near San Francisco
Selby Smelting and Lead company has purchased extensive land near San Francisco to establish a major plant, entering competition with the Guggenheim corporation.
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San Francisco
Selby Smelting and Lead Company
Guggenheim Corporation
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