Hard Fought Victory In Deep Chase At Coney Island
In a hard fought race Masile narrowly held off Wind fendene and Bullseye to win the Lawrence Realization stake at one mile five furlongs. Water Venzi with Fred Johnson’s Entire was second, Newcastle stables Bullseye finished third as the field battled a slow final stretch. Time 1:56 and change, track record threatened. Accountant, the meet’s favorite, dropped from 11 to 16 to 1 as bettors sent Bridleve second and Madden scratched The Quail.
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New York
James Hf
Brao
Sidden
Martin
Lawrence Teillatan
St Sheepehead Boy
Fred Johnson
Newcastle Stables
Bullseye
Barthu
Brady
Allvays
Miller
Madden
Tne
Coney Island
Gmib
Salvatorn
Sysonby
Water Pearl
Revutt
Montfort
Frank Lard
Black Mate
Tull
Tom Cogan
Dunseverrich
Yoma Christy
Peter Pan
Superman
Reve
Accountant
Merlin. i
Britree
Brilaeve
Thoroughfare of a chaotic race day results
The report lists multiple races with winners and placings, mentioning Graigndale McKit lredge Bohemian and others. It notes various race lengths, times, and horses at a Meadows event dated July 30, 1954, with a final remark on Expecien seroie Mone ana Peer placing third.
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Seattle
Lis
the Meadows
Grace St Chair
Tady's Beauty
Bortie Alhel
Aid Cad
Sea Sick
Bour Avader
Hersate Ibted
Ebs
Steven Ahird
Ine
Cree
Fiaunt
Expecien Seroie Moneana Peer
Yarns Gateway
Fury Ennd
Klopence Ponse
Vince
Jack Bray Proposes Match Race With Grey Horse
Helena horseman Jack Bray telegraphed yesterday proposing a match race between his gray horse and any horse in the state for 500 dollars to be trotted Sunday next. A twelve year old boy is said to drive the horse for Bray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bras
Helena
Lutey's Lutana Team to Face Ice Cream Men
Aurelio Herrera wins fight in Chicago for August 17. Frankie Nral and Steinay Waist matched to fish. Cage and boxing notes include 115 pound weight class, Walsh now in Boston, and a July 10 report from Gakerefield, Cal.
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Lutey
Lutana
Los Angeles
Alg
McCarey
Pacific Athletic Club
Frankie Nral
Steinay
Cley Aus
Coer Wit
Walsh
Boston
Gakerefield
Cal
Aurelio Berrera
Charles Neary
Alllwaukee
Racing clubs clash and get into court dispute over dates
A Kentucky racing dates dispute furthers to the United States circuit court of appeals. Douglas Park Jockey Club seeks May 22 to June 8 dates, but the Kentucky racing commission withholds dates already granted to Latonia. The case pools Western Jockey Club and American Turf Association factions as the matter lingers, with a decision awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cletnhatt
Kentucky
Douglas Park
Louisville
Uited States Circuit Court of Appeals
Douglas Park Jockey Club
Clj
Unted States Circuit Court of Appeals
Leleven
Lis
American Turf Association
Dogs Park Jockey Club
Western Jockey Club
Latonia
Chicago Tops Boston In Rain Rersume Nine Inning Tilt
In Boston on July 14 heavy rain halted the ninth inning as Chicago led the Red Sox 6 to 0. Detroit won three straight games in Washington, with pitching and batting support sealing a 1-0 victory, while Washington faced defeat in another one run game.
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Boston
Megare
Chicago
Hh.e
Chicago - Sre
Ssegerens
Van
Jy Tannen Ane
Detrote
Wreahington
Rhe
Washington
Detroit
Smith
Warner
Locas
Tunners
Sien Kine
Pfelffer
Tinpine
O'Day
Cincinnati Nine Wins Big In Fourth Inning Rout
National League action from Cincinnati and Chicago reports a high scoring fourth inning, with Cincinnati erupting for a three run surge as Mathewson was retired. Other games feature Brooklyn beating Pittsburgh, St Louis defeating Chicago, and hard pitching from Whiting in St Louis.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Today
Biase
Portland Wins Wild Coast League Closer In Extra Frames
In Portland on July 10 Wacky Urree-bene scored in the eighth to lift Portland over Seattle in a tight game. Oakland and Fresno teed off with shutout threats as San Francisco also posted a win. Los Angeles took a 1-0 decision at home against Oakland, with Burns and Fagor handling pitching duties for Oakland and Devereaux, Graham and Biles contributing on offense.
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Portland
Ore
Seattie
Svore
Tee Vaeas
Walterles
Essick
Nonshue
Mickers
Blinkenship
Perripe
Los Angeles
Oakland
Anbors Csseseeness Js
Burns
Fagor Reis
Devereaux
Graham and Biles
Todson
America
Philadelphs
Chicagoie
Brest
Tipit
Washington
Leeshve
Chicago
New York
Ags Pitusburg
Ay Brooke
Louis
Vee Iz
Boston Revere Ta
Playen van Lneti Pel
San Francisco
Hean
Ibe
Seattle
Fresno
Walcott Retains World Title in Chelsea Bout
Ros ton boxer Toe Walcott defended his world championship at the Lincoln Athletic Club in Chelsea by stopping Milwaukee’s Jeck Dougherty in the eighth round. Dougherty pressed early but Walcott’s left hand found the jaw for the decisive punch.
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Boston
Toe Wilcott
Roston
Jeck Dougherty
Milwaukee
Lincoln Athletic Elch
Chelsea
Walcott
Dougherty
Walcott Stops Dougherty After Fractured Fight Rounds
The colored boxer Walcott punishes Dougherty through eight rounds. In the seventh and eighth rounds Walcott lands strong lefts and dominates as Dougherty struggles to rise but cannot continue. Milwaukee crowd watches as the referee calls the bout.
Game With Grey's Harbor Opens At Three O Clock
A brief sports item notes Grey's Harbor game starts at three this afternoon with Hoon directing Butte and Gunn for Gray's. The feature lists Rane and battletwee Ett yard in the harbor lineup as part of the afternoon session at Bedlork.
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Grey’s Harbor
Battletwee Ett Yard
Bedlork
Butte
Gunn
Gray
Uignor
National amateur golf standings in rain at Englewood
New Yorkers Jed the feld led the opening day in the national amateur golf championship at Englewood Golf Club. Yale’s Dwight Partridge and Walter J Travis posted solid scores amid a thunderstorm that halted play. Exon of Chicago, the current champion, remained a key western hope as several players struggled in the downpour.
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New York
Jed the Feld
Englewood
Dwight Partridge
Yale
Bedford Club
Walter J. Travis
CH. Var Vilek
Montclair
Lerpine B. Travers
Nakwau
Travers
Eben Byers
Pittsburg
Chandler Exon
Chicago
Market notes and beef prices across regions
Omaha reports steady cattle and calf markets with alive steers and heifers up to date in July trade. Separate lines note wool sales in London with buyers and price declines, and Washington treasury balance figures. also appears scattered market figures for St Louis and inconsistently formatted commodity prices.
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Omaha
Taos
Suaw s order auxs course
The sub treasury received by transfer from San Francisco today 1 500 000 dollars in gold engaged by National City bank. In Australia several weeks ago today s transfer closes the word import movement begun last April under Secretary Shaw s facilitation order the aggregate of which amounted to 42 200 009 dollars. The special order is no longer alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sub-Treasury
San Francisco
National City Bank
Australia
Shaw
Blaze Threatens Berg Blocks at Academy and Park Streets
A stubborn fire in the Goldberg block basement near Academy and Park streets caused a protracted battle by Ge Butte firemen led by Chief Sanger. Flames raced through the partition into coal bins and coal room, with smoke filling the building and flood damage feared. Estimated damage under $10,000, with many lodgers and upper-floor tenants affected and looters discouraged as guards were posted.
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Ge Butte
Goldberg Block
Academy and
Park Streets
Sanger
Garher
Feren Wim
H. Sleeie
Thoms
John J Berry
N. W. Symons
Sutherland
Goldberg
Sam Alexandre
Alexander
Academy Street
WS. French
Byjoné Company
Wiley
Simons
Fear That Simple Fall Proves Fatal for Thomas Hogan
Reports from St James hospital say Thomas Hogan, 72, sustaining a concussion after a fall Monday night. He struck his forehead, remained in a dazed condition, with recovery from the shock unlikely due to advanced age and head injury. Hogan, aBiddeford resident, is a watchman at the Cambridge plant on West Granite Street.
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Thomas Hogan
St. James’ Hospital
Hogan
Bidte
Tas Aw
Ives
West Granite Street
Reng
Cambridge Isan
Angloa Steamer Ashore Near South Sydney During Shipboard Emergency
The Orient Dempster One steamer Angola bound for Montreal from South Sydney ran aground at Balernic near South Sydney today. No further reports have been received as the vessel’s city lacks telegraphic communication.
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North Sydney
C. Th
Emtter-Dempster
Angola
Montreal
Sydney
Balernic
Oneign Visitors and Immigrant Count Reported for Year
New York figures show total visitors and immigrant arrivals for the year, with a reported exact count near one million. The data notes a comparison to the prior year and cites a large variance influenced by family migration numbers and a significant control figure.
Anaconda Special Improvement District 35 paving plan
A city resolution forms Special Improvement District 35 in Anaconda Deer Lodge County Montana to pave and curb sidewalks on Locust Street. It specifies half block divisions, boundaries from Fifth to Sixth and Seventh streets, and a five year assessment plan with an estimated cost of 2400 dollars to be funded by special warrants.
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Anaconda
Eounty
Deer Lodge
State of Monta
Imap
Said Elly
Se Clerk and Recorder
Said County
Locust Street
City of
Mfonfana
Auaconds
Mide
Fifth Street
Gall Fifth Street
Senth
Lacist Street
Seventh Street
Anaconda Provement District 38 sidewalk improvement resolution
The Anaconda city council creates Special Improvement District No 36 for paving and curbing a north side sidewalk on block 54 in Anaconda Deer Lodge MT. The project costs about 400 dollars funded by improvement warrants, to be repaid over five years with assessments on fronting properties. Public notice and adoption follow, with publication in Anaconda Standard.
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Anaconda
Deer Lodge County
State of
Montana
City of
New Clis
Svid Block
Maplestr
Third Elmet
Loavat Street
Third Street
Bec
Anaconda Standard
Cits
T. J. McKenzie
Anaconda City Council Plans Seven Block Improvement
The city council of Anaconda by resolution in July 1906 declared intent to build a seven block district from south side of Eighth Street to south side of Seventh Street. Estimated cost and hearing details set for July 16, 1908 at 7 o clock p.m. with references to journal entries on district boundaries and improvement orders.
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Nelice Fe
Anaconda
Eighth Street
Seventh Street
Oelock P.m
Council
P.M. Sullivan
Deer Lodge County Montana Tax Assessment Board Meeting Notice
The Deer Lodge County Montana assessor has completed the tax assessment and turned it over to the office. The board of commissioners will meet to hear equalization on Mondays and Tuesdays each week from July 16, 1806 through August 11, 1806, inclusive, unless business requires continuous session. Harvey A. Nel, County Clerk, Anaconda Montana dated July 10, 1806.
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Deer Lodge
Mont
Board of Commissioners
Ana
Harvey A. Nel
Anaconda
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Jack Bray
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Ice Ovant
Black & Gamer
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Bowérgaan
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The
State Normal College
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Mellveen
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Emslie
Conn
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Swinga
Cavemi Dougherty
Milwaukee Bos
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Ranges City
Nativa
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Losbox
London
Treasury Statement
Treasury
Avamahre
ST. Lolie
St Louis
Suaw
Gray’s Harbor
Ball Park
Columbia Gardens
Chetseweer
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Fauiliern
Electro.vigor
Lincoln
West
Aurani
Welles
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Wrile
Dr.s. A. Hall
Electro-Vigor CO
Sixteenth ST
Denver
Alhambra Hot Springs
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Kodol
City Arik Store
Annewbro Drug Co
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Installa
Toone
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Suid Ett
A.D
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Albert T. J. McKenzie
Altes
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