Montana Jockey Club Opens With Daily 3 P. M. Races
The Montana Jockey Club announces first race at 3 p.m. each racing day with streetcars direct to the track and Columbia Garden cars transferring. Admission is $1 with ladies free. Officials include Hugh J. Wilson president Lou Frank secretary Joseph A. Murphy presiding judge and Ralph H. Tozer associate judge.
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Columbia Garden
Hugh J. Wilson
Lou Frank
Joseph A. Murphy
Ralph H. Tozer
World's Record Falls at Butte Track in 3 1 2 Furlongs
Judge Thomas broke the three and a half furlongs world mark with 40.9 seconds, defeating Big Dutch by a half length in a fast race. The day featured late closers and several track records, with Foster Jones and Ed Tracey barred from future entries after allegations of coaxing an easy ride.
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Thomas
Big Dutch
Dave Connor
Maxwell
Judge Thomes
J. l. Kirk & Cals Stable
Texas
Anaconda Hill
Salt
Big Horse
Smoking Fast
Butte
April Fool
Red S
Fishion
Bob Wade
Judge Thomas
Foster Jones
Ed Tracey
Pat Oran
Rattler
Jones
Stevens
Oran
J. L. Kirk & Co
Cid Judge Thomas
Shell
G. W. King & Co
Porter
John Vinson
Howell
Graham Green
Ellis Glenn
Honest John
Yesterday's Results at St Louis Races Report
Dedmar results show Morris Volmer winning the first race of one mile and 70 yards with Hans Brough second and Sam Lazarus third. times 1 48. Second race six and a half furlongs Evas Darling wins with Ranco second and Louis Wagner third in 1 22 4. Third race one mile 70 yards Elsie Bramble takes win Una Price second John Merton third in 1 47. Fourth race seven furlongs Narvarino wins Lunar second Varre third in 1 28. Fifth race six furlongs Ethelyna wins with Okla second and Hainault third in 1 15. Sixth race mile and an eighth selling Kitty Clyde wins Nettie Regent second Josie F third in 1 55. Additional lists of jockeys and owners from Spokane Seattle Portland and Tacoma appear.
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St. Louis
Dedmar
Morris Volmer
Hansbrough
Sam Lazarus
Evas Darling
Ranco
Louis Wagner
Elsie Bramble
Una Price
John Merton
Brighton Beach Race Results Summary
In Brighton Beach on July 14 the six furlong first race was won by Femesol with Wealth second and Ben MacHul third in 1:12 1 5. Miss Dorothy took the five furlong second race, Bright Girl was runner up, Intervention third in 1:01 1-5. Plohn won the mile and a sixteenths selling race with Potente second and Alsike third in 1:47. Port Royal won the mile and an eighth with Peninsula second and Gold Cure third in 1:42 2-5. Minitur captured the six furlongs selling race with Cincinnatus second and Dark Planet third in 1:18 3-5. Military won the apprentices selling mile and sixteenth with Gibson Tight second and Pleasant Sail third in 1:48 3-5.
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New York
Brighton Beach
Femesol
Wealth
Ben MacHul
Miss Dorothy
Bright Girl
Intervention
Plohn
Potente
Alsike
Port Royal
Peninsula
Gold Cure
Seling
Minotur
Cincinnatus
Dark Planet
Military
Gibson Tight
Pleasant Sail
Farmer Jim Wins Chicago First Race at Park
Chicago July 14 results from Washington Park show Farmer Jim taking the six furlong opener with Gold Bell second and Elo Carline third in 1 16 2-5. Arian wins the one and one sixteenth mile second race with Booster second and Foundling third in 1 59 3-5. Favonius captures the one mile and 50 yards third in 1 44 3-5 with Wyeth and Glen Water following. Rose Tree takes the six and a half furlongs fourth, Nickey D. second and Walwift third in 1 21. Von Rouse wins the four and one-half furlongs fifth with Silver Fringe second and Linguist third in 54 4-5 seconds. Lady Chorister closes the program winning the one and a half miles sixth with John McGurk second and Compass third in 2 36.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Farmer Jim
Gold Beil
Elo Carline
Arian
Booster
Foundling
Favonius
Wyeth
Glen Water
Rose Tree
Nickey D
Walwift
von Rouse
Silver Fringe
Linguist
Lady Chorister
John McGurk
Compass
Butte Keeps Lead as Batting Dominates League
Butte remains at the league batting top despite a rough Seattle stretch. The team relies heavily on hitting, often failing when facing strong pitching. Helena may challenge in Seattle while Butte faces Tacoma this week. Batting averages through July 18 show Ward of Butte leading the league.
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Seattle
Buttes
Helena
Tacoma
BUCA
Arancer Sen
Ncananes
Dceceda
Spokane
Tacoma Portland Ward
Ward
Dirrechtal Sets Green Horse World Record at Detroit Meet
C J Hamlin’s black pacer Dirrechtal with Ed Geers won the first heat of the Chamber of Commerce stakes in 2 06 ¾ at the Detroit Driving Club opening, setting a world record for first green heat. A severe storm flooded the track, delaying several heats to tomorrow. Deenwood won 2:15 class heat in 2:12 ¾, Silver Sign 2:10 ¾.
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Mich
C. J. Hamlin
Dirrechtal
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Detroit Driving Club
Grosse Pointe
Chamber of Commerce
Deenwood
Silver Sign
Gavitt
General Johnson
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Ruth M
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Elastic Pointer
International Queen
Beausant
Local Nine Hold Off New York In Amateur Exhibition
Cincinnati July 4 New York offered a very amateurish display and was shut out by locals. Attendance around 60 with a 46 to 0 score. Pitchers Currie Peitz Blewitt Yeager credited with key plays.
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Ci Neinnati
New York
R. H. E. Chicirral
Sondese Wedetereen & OR
Currie and Peitz
Blewitt and Yeager
Empire—Powers
Philadelphia Beats St Louis in One Sided Contest
In St. Louis on July 14 Philadelphia won a lopsided game over St. Louis. Popp received a final try-out and pitched poorly. Attendance was 5,000. Popp and Ryan, Fraser and Douglass starred for Philadelphia with umpires O Day and Brown officiating.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Popp
R. H. FE
Ryan
Fraser
Douglass
O'Day and Brown
Pittsburg Triumph in First Inning Win Over Boston
Pittsburg jumped to a 4 run first inning on three singles and a three base hit. Boston avoided a shutout when Doheny threw a wild pitch. Attendance 2,400. Batteries Doheny and Zimmer for Pittsburg Willis and Moran for Boston. Umpire Emile.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Doheny
R. HE
Nick Nee Prcrabel Cus
Zimmer
Willis and
Moran
Emsile
Chicago Triumphs in Pitchers Battle Over Brooklyn
Chicago shut out Brooklyn until the eighth when two runs scored with two outs. Attendance 2,400. Final score 2 to 0. Batteries Taylor and Kling for Chicago Hughes and Ahearn for Brooklyn. Umpire Cantillon.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
R. H. E. Sri Sinis van ‘Vavsednna Peer Tes Cae
Local Relay Card From Midwest Meet
At Omaha Omaha three Milwaukee two. At Des Moines Peoria six Des Moines fifteen. At Denver Denver ten St Joseph two.
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Omaha
Milwaukee
Des Moines-Peoria
Des Moines
Denver
St. Joseph
Washington Beats Baltimore for Fourth Straight Win
Washington extended its winning streak to a fourth straight game with a victory over Baltimore. The matchup kept pace in a tightly contested series as both teams traded leads before Washington pulled away in the final period.
Suit Section Pique Box Jackets At Half Price
Children's pique box jackets and doubles breasted styles offered at half price. Silk lined jackets and skirts advertised with new cloths colors and styles. Silk lined jackets with skirts lined with spun glass highlighted in the sale.
Baseball Recap Highlights From Recent Washington Game
Heavy hitting and strong attendance noted as Washington posted a 2 to 0 score. Carrick and Clarke led the battery with Shields McGinnity and Bresnahan contributing in the field.
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R. H. E. Washington
Carrick and Clarke
Shields, McGinnity and
Bresnahan
Philadelphia Beats Boston In Close Baseball Contest
In Philadelphia on July 14 the home team defeated Boston with strong hitting. A new pitcher Howard Wison performed well for the Phillies, drawing 2,735 in attendance. Final score shows Philadelphia scoring several runs and Boston struggling, with Batteries Young and Criger behind the plate and Wilson and Schreck in the field.
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Philadelphia
Boston Today
Howard Wison
N. H. EB
Boston
Ceressee Seenee
Young and Criger
Wilson and Schreck
Billings Thrashes Bozeman In Second Club Game
In Billings versus Bozeman, Billings won 16 to 4 as Bozeman shorthanded with no battery and an in-game catcher change after an accident in the sixth inning left Bozeman unable to compete effectively.
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Billings
Bozeman
Carneszie Donates 10000 to Fastbourne Library Plan
Andrew Carneszie contributed £10000 to Fastbourne Sussex for a library project. The Duke of Devonshire provided a site for the proposed library.
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London
Andrew Carneszie
Fastbourne
Sussex
Duke of Devonshire
Baseball Schedule Headlines for Major Leagues
In the American League Cleveland faces Boston. The Chicago game heads to Philadelphia. St. Louis travels to Baltimore. Detroit visits Washington.
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St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Sd An
Baltimore
Sense Fa
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Jeffries Confident in Peak Form Ahead of Fight
Champion James Jeffries leaves Oakland for San Francisco to boost his camp for the July 2 bout. At 299 pounds he vows to win, predicting a hard battle but a success, while admirers in the Reliance club hail his peak trim and readiness for the life or death clash. Alec Greggains departs for Skaggs to press Fitzsimmons to relocate quarters, but Fitzsimmons plans to stay.
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San Francisco
James Jeffries
Oakland
Jeffries
Reliance Club
Alec Greggains
Skaggs
Fitz
Cheyenne
Lou Houseman
Chicago
Harry Corbett
Jack Root
George Gardner
Salt Lake City
Two Championship Fights Set for Montana Boxing Night Double
Butte schedules two high class championship bouts on successive nights. James Murphy faces Frank Dunn for the Montana middleweight title tonight at the Family theater, while tomorrow Jack Wade meets Jack Clifford for the lightweight state title at the Grand opera house. Each bout is planned for 20 rounds. Both fighters declare readiness and anticipation for a top quality event.
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George Kearns
George McGuire
Kearns
Rogers
Grand Opera House
McGuire
Jack Wade
Jack Clifford
Montana
Beith
Wade
Kid” Oglesby
Saucer
Butte
Clifford
Urah
Salt Lake City
Montan Athletic Club
Smoky City
James Murphy
Frank Dunn
Family Theater
Murphy-Dunn
Butte Sports
Tinker Sent to Bench with Leg Trouble
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Joe Tinker of the Chicago Nationals injured by a spike at second base three weeks ago. Manager Selee benched him today and he will likely be idle for the season.
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Chicago
Joe Tinker
Jimmie St. Vrain
Memphis
Selee
Tinker
Conroy
Baltimore
National Rifle Association Opens at Bisley Commons
The annual meeting of the National Rifle Association opened today on Bisley Commons London July W. Entries were unusually numerous. Mine competitions start early in the week. Shooting for the kings prize begins July 21. On the first day Sergeant Carruthers of Canada scored the highest possible score in the gold penny prize at 500 yards with eight shots.
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National Rifle Association
Bisley Commons
Carruthers
Canada
McGovern Set to Train for Young Corbett Bout
New York reports that Terry McGovern will train in New London Connecticut for his July 29 bout with Young Corbett. McGovern begins training next Monday after ongoing quartered sessions in New London.
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New York
New London
Conn
Terry McGovern
Young Corbett
McGovern
Downe Named Aldridge Postmaster After Resignation
Special Dispatch reports H. F. Downe appointed postmaster at Aldridge replacing W. F. Tietz who resigned. The item also notes George H. Stanton of Great Falls has been admitted to practice before the interior department.
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Standard
Washington
H. F. Downe
Aldridge
W. F. Tietz
George H. Stanton
Great Falling
Interior Department
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