Artful Wins Brighton Handicap In Stylistic Run
New York reports show Artful, the Whitney stable filly aged three, leading from the start to win the Brighton handicap in 2 4 5 for a mile and a quarter. Ort Wells placed second with Beldame third as 25,000 spectators watched a showery, sticky track.
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Artful
Hamburg
Whitney Stable
Ort Wells
Beldame
Mon
Sieur Beaucaire
Dolly Spanker
Delhi
Abdell
Brighton Beach
Whitney
Right and True
the Mighty
Line of Life
O'Neill
Monsieur Beuwucaire
Prenta
Action
Vola Day
Oscis
Caprice
Albert F
O'Brien Sullivan Fight Ends In Draw At Alaska Ring
In Dawson Alaska a 20 round bout between Jack O'Brien and Twin Sullivan ends in a draw before the largest Yukon crowd. Both fighters trade heavy blows with O'Brien hurt in spots and Sullivan pressing the body. August rematch promised and Sullivan challenges 154-pound class.
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Alaska
Jack O'Brien
Sullvan
Dawson
Yukon
Seattle Times
Fach
Sullivan
O'Brien
Jack
Foxy Jack
O’brien
Yukon Territory
Multnomah Leads Pac NW Meet After Day One
Portland reports the Multnomah Club built a large lead on the opening day of the Pacific Northwest association championship meet as the event continued in Portland.
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Portland
Ore
Multnomah
Pacific Northwest Association
Kiser Dominates Opening Hamline Auto Meet at St Paul
Karl Kiser stars at Hamline race track opening of the St Paul automobile carnival winning all four events he entered. He clocked 4 4 3 5 in the five mile open to beat Barney Oldfield and Louis Chevrolet. Attendance reported 15 000 with finals pending Monday and Earl Kiser winning the invitation five mile race in 5 35.
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Charles Myers
Webb Jay
Louis Chevrolet
Barney Oldfield
St. Paul Automobile Club
Earl Kiser
St. Paul
Karl Kiser
Hamline
Kiser
Oldfield
Chevrolet
Charles Meyers
A. Coey
Carl Kiser
RACE MEET WINNERS AT DELMAR ST LOUIS RESULTS
The Delmar racing meet at St Louis lists six races with winners and placings. First race seven furlongs Dave Sommers won Mynheer second Dr Riley third. Times range from 1:24 2 5 to 1:16 2 5 for the final six furlongs.
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Artful
Ort Wells
Beldame
Ivan the Terrible
St. Bellane
Ostrich
Jim Newman
Rube
Opuntia
St. Louis
Delmar
Dave Sommers
Mynheer
Dr. Riley
Request
Don Hamilton
Black Patti
Laterla
Wakeful
Tom Mankin
Toby Tosa
A. Muskoday
J. P. Mayberry
Martin
Hilee
Hubbell
Debbie May
Willowdene
Potter
Horse Race Results from Seattle July 8
Results from seven races at Seattle on July 8 with winners Tolles Abydos Jardin de Paris Thaddeus Laidlaw Anona Expedient and corresponding seconds and thirds and winning times for each race.
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Seattle
Wash
Tolles
Caroburn
Abydos
Charles Lamar
Wistaria
Jardin de Paris
Chief Alpha
Lady Rice
Thaddeus
Sweet Tooth
Our Choice
Laidlaw
Tecolaw
Sterling Towers
Anona
Prince Magnet
Golden Buck
Canejo
Marelio
Hyman's 300 Yard Run Time Invalidated by Short Course
H A Hyman of the University of Pennsylvania won the 300 yard race in 38 seconds in Birmingham. The course was found 4 feet 5 inches short, so the time is not a record. A special race between Wood and Hyman is set for July 29.
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Multnomah Athletic Club
Seattle Athletic Club
Brockton Point Athletic Club
Gilbert
Multnomah
Kuykendal
H. W. Kerrigan
Grant
Seattle
Williams
Huntoon
Friesell
O. Kerrigan
Kuykendall
Dowd
Brackett
James
Gardner
Greenhaw
Harris
Hansen
Dohm
Johnson
Multinomah Athletic Club
Baker
McDonald
Moores
Coyle
Harney
Astle
Murray
Dalquest
Birmingham
England
H. A. Hyman
University of Pennsylvania
D. Wood
Hyman
Wood
Missoula and Butte battle in seesaw extra inning baseball
Missoula claimed a 12 to 11 victory after 11 innings amid umpire and scoreboard disputes. Campbell and Burns led the Butte win while Swain sparked Missoula with three hits and solid defense, as fans awaited a rematch at Columbia Gardens Park.
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Missoula
Butte
Columbia Gardens Park
Miners
Gardeners
Jones
Coe
Burns
Swain
Campbell
Montana
Sullivan
Bridget
Donahue
Marty Sullivan
Leach
Merkle
Kane
Wooden Indians Edge in Slugfest Loss to Great Falls
Helena’s wooden Indians trailed 5 to 0 after four runs by Great Falls, then fought back with four in the first and, despite a strong late push in the sixth, fell 6 to 5 in a tight ballgame in Helena.
Helenas Fall Short In Ninth Inning Setback
The Visitors scored two runs on errors and a two run eighth inning that gave them a slim lead. Great Falls added two more in the eighth to lead by one before Helenas failed to mount a late rally in the ninth. Umpire Goodman appeared unsure much of the game as Jack Flannery contributed for the Visitors. Speore.
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Burns
Claybourne
Donohue
Butte
Swain
Leach
Austin
Kane
Missoula
Coe
Great Falls
Helenas
Goodman
Jack Flannery
Speore
Egan
Ss . Grimes
Ecklund
Stewart
McHale
Smith
Kersten
Chat
King
P de Paneer
Whitney
Flannery
Reed
Puck
Beechass
Radis
Svevesee
Hasterlick
Oriet
Landers
Helena
Grimes
Cincinnati Defeated As Harper Wildness Costs Game
National League summary notes Cincinnati loss with Harper's wild pitching blamed for defeat. Three-base hits dominated the scoring as both teams reached three runs. Attendance listed as 2,500 with Thielman and Zearfoss handling duties.
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Cincinnati
Harper
Sincere Danasio
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Ulo Ocncrescce
Essd Seccioscscsoves
Sehler
Thielman
Zearfoss
Bauswine
Chicago Pittsburg Doubleheader Ends In Split
Chicago took the first game easily while the second game stayed tied at one run each through nine innings. Briggs delivered a big push in the tenth with a four run burst for Pittsburg as Lynch Flaherty and Peitz logged the catching battery. Attendance reached 13,000 with Brown O Neil and Kling Carisch providing the battery work in the two games.
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Pittsburg
Briggs
R. H. E. Cbcreo
Cnbegese
Brown
O'Neil
Lynch
Flaherty
Peitz
O' Day
R. H. EB. Cmabomg
Edy
Boston-I Philadelphia Ties In Ninth Win In Tenth
Boston and Philadelphia played a high hitting game with loose fielding. Attendance 1,000. Final score Philadelphia 6 Boston 3 after a go ahead surge in extra frames. Batteries Willis Moran Pittinger Sparks and Doom.
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Boston
Philadelphia
I. Boston
Colveses
Willis
Moran
Pittinger
Sparks
Doom
St. Louis Beats Cleveland to Narrow Pennant Lead
In a tight finish St Louis outplayed Cleveland to tighten the pennant race. Attendance 4,200. Battery duo Petty Roth Moore Bemis led the effort as Louis secured a 69 to 5? score line and kept the action hot through the final inning.
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Cleveland
Scort R. H. E. BE. Louie
Cssecccoed
Sevaeves Bestaasee
Cupvoiare
Petty
Roth
Moore
Bemis
Washington and New York Split Doubleheader In Darkness
Washington and New York played two games with five hours of action. The first game went to New York 9 to 6 after a late rally. the second tied 4 to 4 after 14 innings as darkness halted play. Attendance 11 800. Batteries pitched by Chesbro Griffith McGuire Wolfe Patten Heydon Hogg McGuire Jacobsen.
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New York
R. H. EF. Mise Orme
Soyscedsers
Cevceees Severees
Chesbro
Griffith
McGuire
Wolfe
Patten
Heydon
eaMie
Hogg and
Jacobsen
Boston
Philadelphia
R. H. BE
Maak Stata Eiks Paareed Ein
Wee
Dineen
Tannehill
Criger
Plank
Bender
Schreck
Philadelphia Run
Winter
McGovern
Henley
Barton
Detroit Tie Ends Long Home Game Before Storm
Detroit and Chicago battled to a scoreless or low tally tie on the home field as a heavy storm loomed. Kitson pitched well for Detroit, with all Detroit runs batted around. Chicago scored on two errors. Attendance 4,000. Batteries Kitson and Doran for Detroit. Owen and Sullivan for Chicago.
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Detroit
Kitson
Owen
Chicago
Record-Setting Holiday Double Fight Draws Crowds
Philadelphia features a first half holiday event with two games for one admission drawing record crowds. Attendance surged as fans attended both contests for a single ticket on a warm July day.
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Philadelphia
Oakland Beats Los Angeles With Bunched Hits In Coast League
Oakland won the game in San Francisco on July 8 as they bunched hits. Graham allowed four hits in the fourth inning but LA did not touch him afterward. Wright pitched well but received poor support. Final: 6 to 3. Batteries Wright and Eager for Oakland, Graham and Byrnes for Los Angeles.
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Oakland
Graham
Los Angeles
Wright
R. H. EF
Teanmoice
Creceivence Srscenes
Eager
Byrnes
Shields Routs Portland with 19 K’s in Seattle
Charley Shields dominated the Portland lineup allowing four hits and setting a coast strikeout record by fanning 19. Shields and Dashwood shared duties on the mound with Jones and McLean backing the defense as umpire Bray presided.
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Charley Shields
Portland
Coast
Jake
Wngeeir
le Biedy
Adenine L.4 & Batteries
Shields
Dashwood
Fise Sick
Jones and
McLean
Bray
Tacoma Beats San Francisco as Keefe Dominates Pitching
Tacoma shut out San Francisco four hits in four innings while Keefe pitched like a National Leaguer. Tacoma bats collected five runs with Whalen’s curves driving the rally as Beers scores. Batteries Whalen Wilson Keefe Graham Umpire Davis.
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San Francisco
Keefe
Whalen
R. He. Be
Siesta
Wilson
Graham
Davis
Teams at Top Play Today in Butte Commercial League
The day features a hot clash at Columbia Gardens between Owsleys and Symons, both undefeated in the local Commercial league. A $200 wager backs the rivalry as fans expect a large crowd to witness the 6:30 PM game amid standings showing Owsleys and Symons tied atop the table with strong records.
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Missoula
Owsley and Symong
Columbia Gardens
Owsleys
Symons
Bouchers
Adams
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