Butte Owned Hounds Win Narrow Dog Race at Anaconda
The Tustes town owned hounds, led by winner Tuitestown owned by Larry Duggan, edged High Gear by a scant length in the feature match. Sword Buckie set a track record in the prior heat, while other long shots paid strong dividends. The card also noted future Anaconda nights and labor night events, with several runners posting notable odds and finishing power.
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Butte
Tuitestown
Larry Duggan
High Gear
Killown Lass
Sword Buckie
Chevrolet
Harlan
Hangento
Harvento
Gilt Edge
Chocolate Gandy
Edge
Smoke
Mis
Hardmore
Fost
Ainse
Billy
Showlady
Hawke
Gale
Marin
Entries at Today's Dog Track Races
First race 3 16 mile Hot Spark Me Too Quickest Route Joe Catch Blue Berry Baden Gale Burr Happy Peter Resta Joe. Second race 12 mile Willow Needed Pocahontas Rocker Coin Listen to Shant Be Long Flying Its Fancy Kings. Third race Futurity Brideview Ryston Brown Eyes Willow Needful A Miia Blackbird Lady Kite Get Along Quick. Fourth race 1 mile Park Patrol Horrocco Little John Bally Coree House Warming Gilt Edge Patrimony Scandal. Fifth race Futurity Hardmore Golden Spoil By No Means Milan Motor Speed Turn of Luck Silver Tip Smoke Alley. Sixth race 316 mile Master Jed der John Smith Flutter Harlan Deacon 8 Fawn Dew Foxy Pat Matt Brady. Seventh race Futurity Bills Bird Reckless Buck Mustard Roll Tiger Bill Teddy Pomp Bills Finding Garden Part. Eighth race 1 mile hurdles Mount Massey Black Parton Cimarron Pat Tecumseh Blue Helter Skelter Con crete Smoky Blue Lugnagun.
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Hot Spark
Joe Catch
Blueberry Baden
Gale Burr
Happy Peter
Resta Joe
Willow
Pocahontas
Rocker Coin
Fancy King S
Futurity
Brideview
Ryston
Brown Eyes
Willow Needful
A Miia
Blackbird
Lady Kite
Park Patrol
Horrocco
Little John
Hardmore
Golden Spoil
Milan
Silver Tip
Master Jedder
John Smith
Flutter
Harlan
Deacon
Fawn Dew
Foxy Pat
Matt Brady
Champion Ties For Chicago Player In British Open Pilot
At St Andrews in heavy rain Bobby Jones and Bill Mehlhorn opened the British Open qualifying. Jones shot 76 while Mehlhorn posted 73 to lead the American contingent on the soggy course as Jim Barnes and others watched. Mehlhorn led the Americans at the end of the first round.
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Bobby Jones
Mehlhorn
St. Andrews
Hew
Scotland
Brass Helments
Harold Hilton
Robert Harris
Bill Mehlhorn
Jones
Mehihorn
Gleneagles
Mehrhorn
Jim’ Barnes
Kearns Plans New Attempt to Collect Debts and Fight
The report notes Kearns intends another try to collect money owed under an old contract linked to the Dempsey Sharkey fight. It mentions the July 11 elimination contest, lists creditors and players like Tom from Florida, Joe Kirkwood, Walter Kennett, and names such as Rene Golias and Cyril Tolley in golf standings, and notes Bobby Jones struggled with putting as a birdie incident disrupted play.
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Paris
Jack Sharkey
Dempsey
Memeric "Kearns
Tom
Florida
Joe Kirkwood
Tom Stevens
Bobby Jones
Walter Kennett
Larry Nabholtz
J. G. Anderson
Charles Mayo
Edwin Haley
Jack Redmond
Joshu Crane
Frank Sweeney
Rene Golias
Whitcombe
Charles Gadd
George Gadd
Cyril Tolley
Simonich Returns From Ring Brawls In Montana
Joe Simonich of Butte returns home after mixed results in the East and South. He fought ten rounds with Tommy Freeman in Boston, losing the decision but earning praise for his rugged play. A 12 round draw with Jimmy Finley in New Orleans ended with Finley awarded the decision. Simonich plans a month at home, ranch work, and future engagements as he trains for upcoming welter clashes.
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Joe Simonich
Butte
Joe
Tommy Freeman
Boston
Boston Herald
Freeman
Tommy
Dundee
Hell
New Orleans
Jimmy Pinley
Finley
Taiiguide
Morning’ ‘Tribune
Joe Vs. Simonieh
Aff
Tribune
Pinley
Montana
Swimmers Ready for Caranag Marathon Start
149 entrants including over 20 women gather at Lake George for a 24 mile race for $10 000 and world long distance title. Jack Dempsey will fire the starting gun at 8 48 tomorrow morning as English Channel stars vie against Ernst Vierkoetter Charles Toth and Henry Sullivan in a field led by German champion Vierkoetter.
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Associated Press
Lake George
Jack Dempsey
Sake George
Ernst Vierkoetter
Charles Toth
South
Boston
Henry Sullivan
Lowell
Mass
English Channel
Cataling
Man Dell to Fight McGraw in Detroit Tonight
Sammy Mandell, lightweight champion, will defend his title at University of Detroit Stadium against Greek challenger Phil McGraw. Mandell ends training Friday night after a perfect camp, with manager Eddie Kane noting peak condition. Crowd expected around three thousand as fans await the bout.
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Detroit
Sammy Mandell
University of Detroit
Phil McGraw
Eddie Kane
Rockford
McGraw
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Anaconda Standard
Tustestown
Hargento Pe
Eyston
Motethioe
Harzenia
Harvenia
Tina Ieee
Walter
Warmina
Theo Wcemiker
M Rush Fend
Tang Hin
Fione Ke Alley
Seto Fe
Hantmore
Mardmore
Racine
Jurt
Mustard
Burk
Olen
Atran
Schottiche
Bill
Tuilertown
Killown
Helen Konkel
Chicago
Kearng
Champ
Simonich
Qlomsee Keats
Walker
New York
Leo Lomski
Aberdeen
Wash
Willie Walke
Lomski
Camel
RJ. Reynolds Tobacce Company
Winstom Saleen
Mandell
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