Favorites Break Even as Track Crowds Return
A large Monday crowd at Butte race track supported a six-race program with favorites faring well. Thistle Belle nosed ahead of JM Barr in the tight third race, while Florence Kripp led a strong stretch effort to win the fourth from Grave McGee. Clara W. and Decency also ran well in their races amid a muddy afternoon. The meet saw mixed form as horses matched conditioning, with several close finishes and long shots making a splash.
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Today's Races and Baseball Notes Across Circuits
Daily racing entries recount a winner's repeat by Welles in the fifth race with Yorite odds, Ada Anne placing second, and Augustus Heinze taking money from Francis G. Early racing sees Mike Donlan leading Elgin, while Marshall Highton tires to third and Maniac falters. The Denver meet closes with horses to travel to Butte and Vancouver as Kentucky stables arrive, and July 6 notes Casey Hagerman moving to Chicago. American Association reports Louisville 6 Cleveland 3 and Columbus 1 Indianapolis 4.
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Northwestern League Summary From SpokaneAnd Tacoma July 6
Spokane edged Tacoma 4 to 0 as hits in late innings failed to tie the score. Sto contributed four RBIs for Spokane. Vancouver rallied to win on a sixth inning run and Seattle slugged Victoria 10 to 7. Boston split a doubleheader with Brooklyn, winning one game and losing the other.
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National League doubleheader split between New York and Philadelphia
New York and Philadelphia divided their two game set with New York winning the first game by a slim margin and Philadelphia clinching the nightcap. Players Batterson Matteson Kulifer Wiltse Meyers McLean and Jacobs Mayer contribute in the row.
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Slugging Brooklyn tops opening game in series
Brooklyn Federals won 10 to 5 over Baltimore, with Evans delivering two singles as part of a strong hitting display. Sages, Yount, Hughesheim and Jackin starred for Brooklyn, while Baueher, Marion and Owens supported Baltimore. Chicago’s loss to Kansas City ended Lange’s streak, the lone Chicago run coming on two hits and an error. Pittsburgh boasted a 40-0 victory in their game, while Georges Carpentier was offered a $20,000 match with Jimmy Clabby for the world middleweight title.
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