Large scores and goose eggs in July baseball
San Francisco reports a day of varied results with Los Angeles defeating Oakland thanks to Francks' double and triple in the fourth inning. Baum Ditching and Root supply strong support for LA while Oakland barely avoids a shutout. Seattle notes a shutout by visitors with Henry and fielding shining, and Beattie listed among Bay Area batteries.
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Baume
Francks
Dunleavy
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Baum
Cal McVey
Hisebut
Hauin
Spies
Tere
Stanley
Seattle
Henley
Walters Wy McHale
Roach
Sea Hs
Davis
War
Willams
Hite Tebrand
Beattie Pee
Jey
Wilson
Portland
Ore
Jay 1
T. A. Edwards
Ta Parsons
Angeles
Hamilton
HE. Dane
D.B. Cromwell
F. Stanton
CL. Lowman
D.C. Chapin
C. Littiepas
Howard
B. Gish
Vance
J. Davis
Tacoma
Byrd
CA Clarke
H.T
Runners Compete Across Multiple Tracks in Dense Card
A sprawling results list from St Louis Brighton Beach Seattle and Portland tracks shows winners in varied races from five and a half furlongs to a mile, with names like Fortune Teller Censor and Lone prominently recorded. The report notes speeds and times for each event and mentions unrelated notices and local ads interspersed in the page.
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St. Louis
Sure Te
Jane Fortune ‘Teller
Ethel Vatira
Nevermore
Censor
Mammon
Ave
Secret_Imp
Sonny
Fo Wort
Lone
Extol
Bravery
Seven Downe
T. J. Powell
Kerton
Broodler
Cashier
Atlas
Jury
Brighton Beach
Lord of the Forest
Aviston
Calabash
Grandpa
Malden
Gamecock
Frontenace
Ancestor
Handscarra
Venue
Cousin Eva
Belle” of
Pequest
Veri
Masantello Elwood
Ismailan
Chrysolite
Black Prince
National League results with Brooklyn and Philadelphia games
In New York the delivery of a rancorous game tipped by Brown and Bresnahan saw Brooklyn defeat the visiting Pirates amid errors by Pittsburg. Brooklyn’s strong defense and pitching helped by Ritter and Lynch with Carisch contributing, while Philadelphia fell to St Louis with Brown and Grady delivering for the winners and Pittinger aiding Doomn in the Philadelphia effort. Attendance noted but figures unclear.
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New York
Brown
Chicago
Lene Rte
Bresnahan
Emslie
O'Day
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Iain Seore Rhe
Kason
Ritter
Lever
Flaherty
Lynch
Carisch
Klein
Philadelphia
Pittinger
Detroit Struggles as Pitching Fails in Loss
In a rough afternoon for Detroit, inability to scatter bats left the team struggles. Young pitcher Kitnow gave up many hits, Justus fared better but Detroit still could not score, attendance reported at 148. Chicago split a doubleheader with Boston, with a shutout in the first game and a tight second game, Tannehill credited with key pitching.
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Detroit
Kitnow
Justus
Jake
Doran
Chicago
Boston
Tannehill
Cicago
Aittock and
Sullivan
J. Taneb
Boston i
Owen and Sullivan
Young and
Great Programme Sunday at West Side coursing park
Sunday program promises no miensm and a run ning of dig dog stake at West Side coursing park next Sunday. A consignment of 80 hares arrived yesterday under tight guard with chance of another delivery like last week. Changes and big events are planned for the coming meet including a drawing at Teague's on North Main Street tonight at 9. No programme charge. Car fare cut to 30 cents. race viewing tax reduced.
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Coursing Park
Teague
North Main Street
Local Park Race Meet Details Stir Hopeful Plans
EMAL draws broad support for the upcoming park races with tickets at principal stores and a required purchase before park entry. Admission mirrors prior events, though a recent stake failure casts doubt on the schedule. Officials weigh running a class and reserve stake, with potential over 40 races planned, promising a strong sports program.
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Emal
Secret of Sysoney’s Marvelous Success At Grand Circuit Meet
Detroit sports pages discuss Secrets of Sysoney and Blessie in the opening Grand Circuit, with praise for James R. Keene’s colt and speculation on a major clash with Artful. Harrison experts foresee a star event if the two meet, noting pace, speed, and potential distances.
CHICAGO MARKETS AND LOCAL OBITUARIES REPORT
Market notes from Chicago describe wheat and other grain movements with weather effects and packer activity. Separate local notices announce the death of Mrs. Mary Zucco and details of the United Tae postion service and marching events.
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Beate Bor
Rovietone Avithe
Jack Rabbit Charley Dead in Montana Valley Death
Dispatches from the Clark's Fork valley report Charles Benning known as Jack Rabbit Charley was killed by a horse fall. He earned living in the New World district and Minnesota. He had several mining claims and was sought by relatives who are not yet found. The burial will wait while relatives are sought. He gained his nickname after surviving a winter snowbound in the mountains living on rabbits.
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Charles Benning
Jack Rabi
New World
Minnesota
Br Helena
Jack
Charley
Clark's Fork
Carbon County rancher dies of old age
David Dawson a longtime Carbon county rancher from Willow Creek died last night at the age of 70. He settled in the county with his wife and family and leaves a wife, four daughters, two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. The funeral will be held at the ranch Thursday morning with burial in Red Lodge cemetery.
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Lee
Mary Zucco
Antone
Blue Wing Avenue
Walkers
Standard
Ted Lodge
David Dawson
Willow Creek
Coun
Dawson
Carbon County
Tiana
Carbon
Mt Ie
Red Lodge
North Montana sheep bring good prices
Great Falls July 12 one hundred twenty five thousand head of sheep have been sold in Chaes for fall delivery. Rea Bros of Bitings are still making purchases in those counties and J B Tong Co of this city have also purchased heavily. Three and four year old wethers at 9.35, 2-year-old wethers at 7. end, dry ewes 1.8 to 2 lambs at BLAS, yearling wethers at 2.90 and breeding ewes at Rub to.
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Standard
Great Falls
Rea Bro
J.B. Tong & Co
Wool Sales and Subscriptions Reach Wide Totals
Wool sales on the local exchange totaled 55 000 pounds with prices varying among buyers Coffey and Watlenstemm sold 1s pounds at 21½ cents to Wi man Farnsworth and Thayer sold to J Koshland Ips and others. The Philadelphia subscribers to the ewe Tout list opened today and mounted to more than 8 000 000 dollars. Local and related auctions will be allotted only 2 000 000 of the total.
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Hynam
Wiman
Farnsworth & Thayer
George Howards
Stanford
J. Koshland & Ips
Philadelpnis
Guy Phias
Boas
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