Disqualification in 400m heats fuels Olympic drama
Stockholm reports American sprinters dominate early events as Fred W. Kelly wins the 110 meters hurdles and Alberto Gutterson of Vermont leads in the running broad jump. A controversial finish in the 400 meters heat disqualifies Amherst rider Donald B. Young after a clash with Braun. German protest ensues while officials defend the judges.
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Rice Knocks Out Frank Rice by Jack Rodgers
Jack Rodgers, Colorado middleweight champion, scored a first round knockout of Frank Rice at Social hall in Walker ville. Ringside observers noted Rice was outclassed, with Rodgers delivering a left-hand chop that floored Rice early. The undercard featured Billy Fo nd Kid Sullivan in a four-round featherweight matchup and a brisk crowd witnessed the county’s first show in months.
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Colorado
Frank Rice
Walkerville
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Rice
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Thoroughbred racing results from six furlongs to a mile
Full card results list first through sixth races with horses, owners, odds, and placings. Notable outcomes include First race winner Absurd Geary at 2 to 1, Second race Royal River taking second, Third race Jack Stryker favored at 6 19, Fourth race Mother Ketcham narrowly ahead, Fifth race Dennis Stafford at 12 to 1 winning, and Sixth race Madaline Musgrave at 5 to 1 victorious with Descendant close behind.
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Butte Beaten as Hamilton Grounds Highlanders Victory
Hamilton defeated Butte 9 to 1 on the Hamilton diamond in front of about 100 observers. Warren and Perrine led offense for Missoula with multiple hits and RBIs. Maloney pitched seven innings for Butte, Klein relieved, and Zamloch starred on the mound for Missoula.
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Electrifying Doubleheader Rocks Salt Lake
Great Falls revived its old power in a Salt Lake doubleheader, defeating Salt Lake in both slugging contests. The Sailors offense struck late, while Salt Lake pitchers Blackmer and Dillon struggled in tryouts. Umpire Frary ejected Quick for profane language. First game score not fully listed.
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Dillon
Senators Rally In Close Seventh With Dillon Support
Senators win a tight contest as Dillon is backed in the seventh with key hits by Murphy Misse and Grifin. Fortier homers, Payne homers, errors, base on balls and fielding miscues shape the late innings. Great Fall 11 Salt Lake 8 in a high scoring game.
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Wolgast Fights Through Hand Injury Revealed by X ray
On July 4 the champion Wolgast underwent X ray examination showing hand trouble from the recent fight. The examination noted three fractures and confirmed the pain had plagued him since the bout, with doctors including Faurgeon assessing the injury.
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Ogden Baseball Mad as Senators Fall in Close Tilt
Ogden Utah July 12 Ogden came back today and won the game from Helena Erickson pitched good ball and the attendance was good The town zone baseball mad shows local enthusiasm despite a tight contest
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ELT BROWNS. Toute. St. Louis Bunched Four Singles In Third
Warhop allowed four singles in the third to produce the only run while New York tallied four runs in the second half on five singles. Batteries Warhop and Sweeney. Hamilton and Krichett. Games scheduled today. Chicago at Washington. St Louis at New York. Detroit at Boston. Cleveland at Philadelphia.
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Ten Fanned by Alexander in Cincinnati Game
Cincinnati game features strong defense and timely hits with Paskett and Lobert performing well. Alexander strikes out ten as ROWE notes, while batteries listed include Sages and Davis for Cincinnati and McLean and Clark for Philadelphia. Chicago hosts Boston in opener with errors aiding Chicago. Pittsburg defeats Brooklyn in a separate pinked report. St Louis reports no game due to wet grounds.
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Northwest league rough notes from Spokane and Seattle games
Spokane beat Victoria as Kraft relieved in the ninth, Narveson allowed 18 hits, Altman shined for Spokane. Beavers’ Neharnweber won in the tenth. Seattle’s Mann homered three times and added a two bagger to seal a late win.
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Pacific Coast League Sunday Scores and Highlights
In San Francisco on July 12 Sacramento evened the series by beating Oakland. Abies started for Oakland and was relieved in the eighth by Pernoli. Portland defeated Delhi on July 12 with key contributions from Butler Fisher and Rappe and batteries Higginbotham and Fisher. Los Angeles defeated Vernon with Tozer enduring a rough day as hits scattered freely.
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Rain-Driven Delays Hit Early American Association Games
Weather disrupts a slate of games across the league with postponements in Minneapolis Milwaukee St. Paul and Kansas City. Clubs report updated schedules as rain delays impact Indianapo and Louisville matchups with pending rescheduling details.
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Coursing Champion Sacramento Boy Dies at 14
Sacramento Boy, famed coast coursing dog champion for six years without defeat, died in Sacramento at age 14. The top racer won the coast championship in 1900 and his last race was in 1906 when he captured the championship gold cup. Owner Ed Walsh plans to have him stuffed.
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Dillon and Butte to Clash Tomorrow in Beaverhead Leaget
The Bat Independent lineup faces Dillon tomorrow at Harrison Avenue in Butte. Manager Jack King, who led A C M from last to near the City Weague pennant, predicts a win as Dillon has yet to lose this season and recently defeated Ogden in a Union clash. The game starts at 2 30 with Beaverhead fans and a band traveling to support the Independents.
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Beav erhead Stars Ready To Face Butte Independents
Gene Poindexter leads the Dillon Beaverhead Aggregation with Bill Richards as pitcher and Clark on short, Matt Barry at second, Ripley catching, Eiffert at third, and a strong outfield including Pease and Maudie. The team aims for a marquee show against the Butte Independents with potential for speed and curve balls.
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Tennis at Seabright final for Achells Challenge Cup
Seabright New Jersey hosts the final rounds of the Achells challenge cup lawn tennis. Niten of Toston beat Karl Behr in singles to reach the final. W J Clothier of Philadelphia, a former national champion, partners with Behr in doubles. The final for the cup will determine the winner after Melville Long announcing a default to the challenger.
Local Stern League Scores Reported
At St Joseph 7 Denver 0. At Omaha 8 Topeka 7. Lincoln 2 Sioux City 5. Des Moines and Sioux City list irregular scores in this stern league update.
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Butte Hibernian Miner John Moynihan Dies at 42
John Moynihan a Kerry Ireland native and 17 year Butte resident died yesterday morning at 42. A popular miner and member of division No Ancient Order of Hibernians he leaves two brothers and a sister in Ireland a brother Peter of Butte and a nephew in the East. Funeral Monday from Mrs Tallon’s residence to Sacred Heart Church for 10 o'clock requiem high mass.
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Butte man C C Miller arrested on forgery charges
C C Miller a 21 year old New North Dakota arrival working for Butte Electric and Power was arrested in Helena for forgery. He allegedly passed forged checks drawn on the Commercial Trust Company of New Jersey at the Butte hotel M Schilling and Beers Cigar Co and other venues and borrowed nearly 100 from power company workers. Daniel Elzner aged 61 died at his son Gur lones Walnut street residence after long Montana residency with Sons of Hermann and Kreiger Verein memberships. Funeral plans not yet made.
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Butte Briefs on Superintendent Adams Illness
The condition of Jack Adams, superintendent of the Boston & Montana, remains unchanged after pneumonia reports last night. His illness is serious but not considered critical, with details pending further medical updates.
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