Race Day At Butte Track Draws 6000 For July Fourth Program
A large crowd estimated at 6,000 attended the Butte track on July Fourth for a program featuring harness and auto events. Dennis Neil's Caption led the 1 to 2 favorite in the Prince Charlie heat, while Kitty the bay mare won the 2:17 pace and Miss Derby captured the 2:25 Derby heat. The meeting showcased eight harness races and two auto contests under American Trotting Association rules, with robust turnout and strong finishes throughout the card.
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Butte
Nply
Dennis
Neil
Charles Entiers
American Trotting Association
Sully
Clark
Highland Somes
Nie
Eletoy E. Smith
Prince Charlie
Eh Wa
Phil Trennery
Kitty
Alwas
Han
Red Bell
Willie Freund
Aves
Jerses
Othe Tracl
Irvin
Edward 1
Carlsbad
Idol
Caption
Dreitelbie
Allerton
Allerton Boy
Silas KY
Kittie
Hack
Captain Ps
Captain P
el Malden
Ted Kerolite
Richie Baron
Ted Mayes
Ted
Electric Maiden
Kerolite
Electiden
Tichie Baron
Home Way
James
Leonar
O'Neil
Allerton Moy
John Gratz
Louis Dreibelbis
Allertan
Caption Idol
Sevice
Sam
Fon T
Risa Derby
Captain
Derby
Trennery
Captain Pa
Miss Butte
Charles
Gubeger
Maxwell
Moffat
Anaconda
G. Spethman
Buick
Wire
Ford
James Cutler
Hook Irivine
Speth
Methmies
John Tillman
Hie
Racine
Hugh J. Wilson
Gus Threlkeld
Prince Chatile
Hee E. B. Sich
Claisbad
Bok. W. B. Orem
Teonaray
Ward
DR. Misner
Dolls’ Varden
Bik. m. Dre
Moore
Spose Dabo
Lic Ni
Witkan Iissinet
Ritchie Barony
JV. Collings
B. R. Misner
Alerton Boy
Ch. H. Louis Dretchetois
Br. G. John ‘Gratzmas
Ge Dennis O'Neil
Py. B.g. Silas bin
Auss Butte
Coodenberger
W. Moffatt
Howard Pierce
Butte Tops Spokane? Indians Fall Short in Twin Bill
Special Dispatch reports Spokane native team led by Roy Toren failed to hit with runners on as the Miners edged them in a sloppy showing. Spokane base running errors cost runs while Butte's defense and timely plays kept the crowd cheering in a doubleheader afternoon.
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Indians
Miners
Spokanes
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Laver
Butte
Daves
Bandelin
Ford
Swindell
Toren
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Erie
Lucas
Alu
Howler
Martinke
If Belt
Anne Spokane
Swain
Breaine
McIntyre
Ferris
Ada
Belt
Bagee Butte
Jokane
Tacoma Baseball Doubleheader Ends Even as Grays Harbor Competes
In Tacoma on July 4 a doubleheader between Tacoma and Grays Harbor ended in a split. Morning game saw Tacoma 274 to Grays Harbor 393 with Butler, Shea, Goodwin, and Boettini noted among players. Afternoon game featured Grays Harbor against Tacoma with Brinker, Dunn, Hurley, Brown and Higginbotham mentioned. umpire listed.
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Grave Harbor
Relding
Beoress Huston
Gray's Harbor
Butler
Shea
Goodwin
Boettini
Rheay's Harbor
Joe Tacoma
Brinker
Dunn
Hurley
Brown
Higginbotham
Baseball Roundup from July Day Games Across the League
In a pitchers battle Louie shut out Chicago in the morning as Petty dominated until the late innings. Chicago defeated St Louis 6 to 1 in the afternoon with strong pitching from Allrock and Bullivan. Washington beat Boston 6 to 3 in the morning while Boston won 9 to 6 in the afternoon with Falkenberg yielding timely hits. Cleveland beat Detroit in a misty morning game 4 to 1 and then 2 to 0 in the afternoon, Turner and Lajoie providing key plays as Cleveland swept Detroit.
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Louie
Petty
Louis
Walsh
Patterson
Sulliy
Ritchey
St. Louie
RHE
Allrock
Bullivan
Powell
Washington
Boston
Hughes
Falkenberg
Young
Meg
Cleveland
Detroit
Donovan
Cleveand
Turner
Lajoie
Rhoades
Remis
Killian
Phillies and Giants split twin bill in early season action
The report notes an American League leaguer hitting a double and two New York players shining as Orth’s pitching plus Kleinow’s fourth inning double helped secure a win for New York in the afternoon game. Details recount a morning game and an afternoon game between Philadelphia and New York with Batteries and fielding highlights.
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Philadelphia
Sury
Beore
New York
Cheadre
Grifith
McGuire
Beattie Beats Portola in Doubleheader on July Fourth
In a Pacific Coast League doubleheader Beattie split with Seattle. first game Seattie 7 to 3 over Portiana, second game 7 to 3 Seattle winning against Port Oakland. Oakland rallied late in the 10 inning affair and Beare and Hillyard featured at Wimbledon.
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Beattie
Rhe Seattie
Portiana Batteries
C. Hall
Tieneen
McLean
Seattle
Port
Attell Wins Thrilling Featherweight Title Bout in Los Angeles
Abe Attell defeats Frankie Neil in a dramatic 42 round championship fight at the Pacific Athletic Club Los Angeles. Attell lands six blows to Neil's one and earns the $1,000 belt plus gate receipts amid a fierce, exhausting slugfest that drew a roaring crowd.
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Los Angeles
Abe Attell
America
Frankie Neil
Pacific Athletic Club
Attell
Neil
Eyton
Mecarey
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