Treasure State purse draws big field for weekend stake
Nominations released for four stakes with a combined field size of 26 entries in the Treasure State purse and seven furlongs and five furlongs courses. Copper Hill handicap lists top weights Pay Streak 122 and Lady Pandhita 117 with 23 entries. Montana handicap for 3-year-olds set for July 19 features Envy, Inquieta, Floral Park and more. Butte handicap slated July 26 includes Robic many entries. Treasure State purse for 2-year-olds set for August 2 with 25 entries across 5 furlongs.
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George W. Klotz
Lady Pandhita
Bonanza
Parlor Boy
Floral Park
Edna
Adjugarto
Olen
Miss James
J. H. Barr
Mrs. Gamp
Engraver
Lucille Allen
Envy
Inquieta
Sir Fretful
Elizabeth Harwood
Doncaster
Cantem
Mimorioso
Goldfinn
Harry Lauder
Pride of
Lady Billie
MotHeé Richards
Mike Krebs
Sierra
Bluebeard
Tony Faust
Jack Paine
Orperth
Nannie McDee
Famous
Sir John
Doneneter
Lady Panchita
Miami
Blarney
Eddie Foy
Aunt
Protest Over Cubs Lost Game Is Dismissed
New York July 10 President Thom as J. Lynch of the National league refused to uphold Chicago club protest after the game with St Louis on Sunday July 6 in Chicago, noting an agreement to stop play at 5 oclock and that Umpire Eason forfeited the game for delaying tactics. The protest is dismissed and the game stands awarded to the visitors.
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New York
Thomas J. Lynch
National League
Chicago
St. Louis
Lynch
Eason
Cubs End New York Streak In Narrow Win
Chicago Cubs defeat New York 3 to 2 snapping a 14 game NY lead as Charles Smith limits the Yankees to two runs. Miller belts a sixth inning triple scoring Evers and Shulte. four double plays backed Smith with Evers active. The Yankees plan unfurling their 1912 pennant next Tuesday July 15.
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New York
Chicago
Mathewson
Charles Smith
New Yorks
Smith
Evers
Cubs
Miller
Shulte
Phelan
Saier
Snodgrass
Murray
R. H. E. Chicero
Smith ‘and Bresnahan
Mathewson and Meyers and Wilson
Boston Wins Fourth Straight as St Louis Errors Doomed Slugger Battle
Boston tops St Louis in a pitchers duel led by Harmon and Wingo for Boston and Perdue and Rariden for St Louis. Errors by St Louis produced the decisive runs in a low scoring game, with Boston garnering the victory.
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Boston
St. Louis
Perdue
Harmon
Aas
Wingo
Rariden
Brooklyn Drops Eighth Straight in 10–2 Loss to Cincinnati
Brooklyn suffered its eighth consecutive defeat slipping to second division as Cincinnati bats power past Rucker and Wagner. Brown held Brooklyn scoreless until the fifth then four hits produced two runs. Dodge stole home in the seventh as Bescher’s fly leads to Wheat collision in left field.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnatis
Rucker
Wagner
Hall
Kent
Brown
Wheat
Moran
Bescher
Dodge
Cioiange
Kling
Fischer
Pirates Beat Makeshifts In Tough Philadelphia Tilt
Philadelphia substitutes gave Pittsburg a hard game but lost. Chalmers was hit four times early and Walsh starred at second with three hits. scoring came on a Carey pass and steal, a wild throw by Howley, and a squeeze play as J Miller pointed. McQuillan pitched well with strong fielding support.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Chalmers
Carey
Howley
J. Miller
McQuillan
Walsh
R. H. E. Picioep
Cessidsessissat
Juiébiba
Joe
Simon Chalmers
Western Tri State League Scores From Boise and North Yakima
In Boise on July 10 Pendleton 4 runs off Osborne and Haworth and Bonner and Gard for a four to nothing game. In North Yakima on July 10 Walle 8 to 2 over Welsh and Brown with Lockhard Kile and Taylor contributing for the winners and the losers.
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Boise
R. H. E. Pendleton
C.seccere Vee
Chéticas
Paien
Osborne and Haworth
Bonner and Gard
North Yakima
Secore
R. H. E. Walle Wag
Welsh and Brown
Lockhard
Kile
Taylor
Sports Scores From West Coast Battery Battles
Portland and Oakland reports show multiple baseball line scores with batteries listed. Haena Batteries Griffin Hogan O Rourke Hagerman Berry scorelines 0 4 and 8 11 4. San Francisco Los Angeles teams Bats and Clarke share 8 4 and 5 10 4 lines.
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Pet
Los Angeles
Dewsdamiae
Portland
San Francisco
Sacramento
Tenon
Vomios Es
Oakline Csecsors
R. H. EB
Ferneoscenees Haena
Griffin and Hogan and
O'Rourke
Hagerman and
Berry
Oakland
R. H. B. Sacteamento
Cecees Aleveah Ns
Unclear team standings from scattered scores
Incomplete dataset lists multiple city teams with varying scores including Columbus Louisville Indianapolis Toledo Milwaukee St Paul Kansas City Minneapolis and others. No cohesive game result or context provided to determine standings or highlights.
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Pet
Milwaumeces Cccceeees
Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Norwegian Commission to Exhaustively Study Codfish
A Norwegian government commission will conduct an exhaustive scientific study of the codfish. The inquiry aims to detail biology, ecology, and potential policy implications.
Rookie of Red Sox Pitches Fine Game
Boston won 6 to 2 at St Louis as Foster kept the locals hitless until the ninth. Hooper Speaker and Wegner starred with the bat. Stahl denied feud rumors with McAleer amid championship slump rumors. Batteries Foster and Thomas, Baum Gardner and Agnew.
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St. Louis
Foster
Boston
Hooper
Speaker
Wegner
Stahl
McAleer
R. H. EB. Boston Co
Eeeneseereees
Secrevecceses
Cebeveeus Seceressi
Thomas
Baumgardner
Agnew
Cleveland Defeats Philadelphia In Four to One Victory
Cleveland beat Philadelphia 4 to 1 as Falkenberg outpitched Plank. Ryan and Carisch sparked two early runs with a hit and a walk, a single, and a sacrifice. Grantley stole second and Carisch’s RBI single made it 2-0 in the second. Plank kept the Naps scoreless until an eighth inning pinch hitter. McInnis scored for Philadelphia in the ninth on a single and Lapp’s double.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Falkenberg
Plank
Houck
Ryan
Carisch
Grantley
Naps
McInnis
Lapp
R. H. Be. Pruaasiphia
Csccces Cosesscossess
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Csicscesce
Sasdvceessyes
Plank, Houck
Detroit Beats Washington 4 to 2 Behind Hall's Ten Strikeouts
Detroit won 4 to 2 as Hall pitched superbly with 10 strikeouts and two wild pitches. Washington starter Hughes faltered early as Vitt, Crawford, Veach, Gainor, and McKee supplied key hits for Detroit. In the fourth Foster doubled for Washington, and two more hits later produced a run. Detroit added one in the eighth on High’s grounder error and a long fly by Hall scoring Gainor.
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Detroit
Washington
Hall
Hughes
Vitt
Crawford
Veach
Gainor
McKee
Tigers
R. H. E. Wamunguon
Henry
Hali
Chance Wins First Chicago Game as New York Manager
In Chicago on July 109, manager Chance led the New York American League club to a 1-0 win on a sacrifice fly by Zeider. Zeider drove in the decisive run after a trade involving Hal Chase. Hartsell and Peckinbaugh singled, Knight was walked, and Schalk’s sacrifice fly scored Chase, preserving a shutout for Warhop.
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Chicago
Chance
New York
Zeider
Hal Chase
Hartsell
Peckinbaugh
Knight
Zelder
Collins
Vigilantes edge Electrics in close Helena baseball clash
In Helena on July 10 the Vigilantes defeated the Electrics 7 to 6 in a tense game. Key hits included two-base efforts by Hester Galena and Menges, a three-base blast by Potts and a home run by Cordiz. Both teams left runners on base, with Helena stealing multiple bases and Williams and Fowler combining on the mound for the win. Umpire Wright presided over the hour and fifty minute contest.
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Helena
The
Vigilantes
Electrics
Cordizz
S. Kelly
Quigley
Menges
Spencer
Cronin
Sullivan
Fowler
Great Falls
Secrotg Os
Ciceasess
Hester
Galena
Potts
Lussi
Cordiz
Faye
Kelly
Baughman
Williams
Wright
Van
Risberg
Isaay Murray
Pouftoy
Knight
Butte
Orion
Moorehead
Jones
Whaling
Oriet
Levy
Woolums
Robinson
Kitty Knight Has Big Day at Ogden
Ogden July 10 Manager Kitty Knight of the locals won his own game today though his team allowed 14 safeties. Knight went four for four with a four bagger with the bases loaded and drove in three Ogden runs. Robinson and Crawford of Butte were hit hard throughout the game. Score:
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Ogden
Kitty Knight
Knight
Robinson
Crawford
Butte
Saints Lose Third Game By Some Listless Work
Salt Lake City saw poor fielding and costly errors as Missoula won 8 to 2 in Salt Lake. Erickson allowed nine hits while Trekell gave up nine. Morale sagged with miscues enabling eight Missoula runs. Two-base hits by Tobin Huelsman Perrine Carman. Morse Dressan with a three-base hit. Stolen bases 2. Time 1:56. Umpire Frary.
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Saints
Salt Lake
Utah
McClain
Missoula
Tobin
Huelsman
Perrine
Carman
Morse
Dressan
Daschbach
Davis
Ball
Warren
Changnon
Auer
Spencer
Frary
Allard Targets Benz Still After Greek Brown in Anaconda
John Rees of the Washoe Athletic Club presents Art Allard with a proposed bout against K O Brown the Chicago Greek in Anaconda on August 12. Allard says he will also face Leo Benz if a Brown match falls through and would then be open to Dan Sullivan.
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John Rees
Washoe Athletic Club
Art Allard
K. O. Brown
Chicago
Howard
Anaconda
Leo Benz
Brown
Benz
Allard
Dan Sullivan
Remarkable simple print reading experiment
A German discoverer unearths an easy method to read through thick paper. Place a thin sheet over printed text, move it in a circular to and fro motion, and the print becomes readable. The effect relies on tiny gaps in the paper exposing different parts of the ink as it slides. The setup uses only basic materials and is easy to perform.
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New York
Button or Blucher Leather Closeout Lot Item Styles
All leathers and sizes listed in the lot with a clearance price of 11.05 rands. Originally valued at 5 dollars, this closeout offer moves quick as stock departs.
Johnson Chooses Paris as Base After Leaving United States
Jack Johnson the celebrated Black boxer arrives in Paris with his white wife and nephew seeking to base future activities there. He plans fights in Europe this autumn and vows not to return to compete in America. He intends to appeal his white slave act sentence from Leavenworth.
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Paris
Jack Johnson
Johnson
America
Europe
Leavenworth
France
Parkin Says Bond Forfeiture Not Feasible In Johnson Case
Assistant District Attorney Harry A. Parkin said no action can force forfeiture of Jack Johnsons bonds at present. Johnson faces a $30,000 personal bond and a $15,000 real estate bond. He may be investigated for possible instigation by a third party to flee the country.
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Chicago
Harry A. Parkin
Jack Johnson
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Department of Justice
Johnson
Parkin
Ohio Stake Won by Nose in Deciding Third Heat
Cleveland July 10 Marigold driven by W Rodney carried off the Ohio stake in straight heats. Pop Geers won the championship sweepstakes and the 2:15 trot. Stetbrino Lad took the 2:14 pace in straight heats. The main contest was between Ellsworth R and Isaac B.
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Rodney
Stetbrino
Murphy
Isaac B
Strathstorm
Ohio
Evelyn W
Don Densmore
Stetbrino Lad
Ellsworth R
Marigold
Tommy Horn
Lady Grattan
Bertha Carey
Major Russell
Baby Axworthy
Cleveland
W. Rodney
Pop’’ Geers
Big crowds in Rochester witness Elks parade day
Rochester N Y July 10 Elks from nearby towns poured into the city for the forty ninth annual grand lodge reunion. A parade of marching clubs patriots and bands was planned with drills for prizes and concerts in Genesee Valley park. The opening business session remembered Charles G Schmidt a board member who died last October. Debates over a tuberculosis home and a charter for a Honolulu lodge continued.
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Rochester
N. Y
Elks
Grand Lodge
Genesee Valley Park
Charles G. Schmidt
Board of
Grand Trustees
Honolulu
Beaverhead's Valuation Increases for Year
Special Dispatch reports Dillon on July 10 that County Assessor Norman E. Holden and staff completed this year’s work. The total county assessment rises by 796,298 from last year, with projected valuation at 9,650,570 if railroad assessment remains unchanged. Real property and improvements total 4,040,103 and personal property 8,608,170.
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Dillon
Norman E. Holden
Wants Increase in Navy Emergency Plan for Three Dreadnoughts
Representative Fred A. Britten of Chicago told the Naval League that the United States faces a great emergency in battleship construction. He said he would move for an emergency appropriation to begin three dreadnoughts this year, proposing two ships annually for two years and two thereafter, plus cruisers torpedo boats destroyers and submarines.
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Fred A. Britten
Congress
Chicago
Naval League of the United States
United States
Committee On Naval Affairs
House
Suburban street cars install letter boxes in three cities
Letter boxes are used on suburban street cars in Des Moines Burlington and Grand Rapids giving residents a chance to send mail to the post office hourly. If the car is signaled to put mail in the box the rider must pay the conductor the minimum car fare.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Burlington
Grand Rapids
Mich
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