Good card offered at the track today
A busy afternoon at the race track features two mile events and strong entries. Seasick appears invincible in the fifth furlong race, with Crowshade touted as a strong challenger in the opening. The afternoon card lists new arrivals Connie M and Contributor in race one, plus several other contenders like Katie Rains, Wahoo, Dick Shanley, and Miss Frankie Newburgh. Crowshade, ridden by Lynch, is expected to contend in the mile, while Seasick looms in the five furlongs and Governor Orman, Yo San, Santee, and Norwood Ohio are also named in the betting shows. The day’s entries include Bell Reed, Connie M, and Contribution in race one. Annie Scott, Ralph Young, Snowball in race two. Babe Keife, Sharper Bawn, Robeska, and St. Simes in race three. Seasick, Crowshade, Ed Sheridan, and Alma Boy in race four.
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Connie M
Bell Reed
Katie Rains
Wahoo
Ralph Young
Snowball
Dick Shanley
Katie Crews
Annie Scott
Babe Keife
Frankie Newburgh
Robeska
St. Simes
Neatness
Governor Orman
Yo San
George W. Tuthill
Santee
Norwood Ohio
Crowshade
Lynch
Ed Sheridan
Alma Boy
Belle Reed
Sadie Adelaide
Dollar Chaser
Contribution
Ray Garter
Vinton
Miss Martha
Racecard listing horses and sellers across five races
Fourth race five-eighths of a mile lists horses such as St Sinieus Neatness Governor Orman Mina Baker Yo San Aaron J. Rustling Silk Seasick with weights. Fifth race one mile shows Blitish George W Tuthill Veritas Vin Cit Olivilo Jim Pendergast Needful Norwood Ohio Billy Taylor Santee Frank Woods. Sixth race one mile features Little Joker Alma Boy Ed Sheridan Harbor Jayner Serenity Liggie Albertine Florence Fonso Macene Crow Shade.
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Comitor
Arrow Maker
Babe Keife
Sharper Bawn
Frankie Newburgh
Trinta
Fireaway
Jezebel
Blue Light
Rebeka
Willaway
Seasick
Bonner Defeats Plains In Hot Baseball Game
Bonner edged Plains 7 to 2 as Plains scored twice in the first inning and were shut out the remaining eight frames. Lochner and Freeman pitched for Bonner with Norman and Brown catching the Plains battery. A rematch is planned at Plains on Sunday, July 28.
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Bonner
Plains
Jnst
Bonnerites
Lochner and
Freeman
Battery
Norman
Brown
Many Favorites Win On Butte's Race Track
Old-time race men in a Butte hotel discuss the meeting results. They note 24 of 44 races were won by favorites, an apparent 45 percent win rate the best in racing history. Seventeen seconds won, 13 outsiders won, and bookmakers have quit in August amid the unprecedented odds.
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Butte
United States
Seattle
Bozeman Defeats Helena In Lopsided 28 to 0 Game
Bozeman’s McDonald pitched brilliantly as Helena’s strong lineup was shut out. Aubin caught without error and Bozeman’s defense received solid support. Helena faltered after Bozeman scored 11 runs, failing to reach third base after the first inning. Manager Heisman plans a series with Dillon’s champions during the Elks convention in Bozeman.
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Bozeman
Helena
Heisman
Dillon
Osburn Not at Fault in Bet Failure
Swindells insists the Spokane pitcher Osburn bore no blame in a disputed $25 bet on a Butte Indians game. Osburn left a stake with a local man who later fled with the money, but Swindells says the other party was drunk and later paid, clearing Osburn of responsibility.
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Tamp Osburn
Spokane
Indians
Butte
Charlie Swindells
Frank Jones
Swindells
Osburn
Swin
Arizona Street Fire Leaves No Apparatus Needed
A late night fire on a telephone pole at Arizona and Second streets was caused by current at a transformer. The blaze extinguished itself and no fire apparatus were required.
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Arizona Street Fire Department
Arizona
Second Streets
Invincibles edge Connel cash boys 17 to 8
The Invincibles from West Silver Street routed the Connell cash boys 17 to 8 in a flat slugging contest. Battery pairings were Invincibles Brennan and Rogers for Invincibles and Seymour and Christian for Connells.
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Invincibles
West Silver Street
Connel Cash Boys
Brennan
Rogers
Connells
Seymour
Christian
Period of deepest sleep described from 8 to 4 o'clock
The text states that the period of deepest sleep lasts from eight to five, with deep slumber beginning after an hour or two of sleep. As the night progresses the sleeper awakens more easily until four o'clock, when somnolence makes awakening very difficult.
Butler Triumphs Over Buttes In Tight Tacoma Game
Ike Butler pitched masterfully for the Tigers, holding Butte to two runs as Tacoma won 2 to 1. Butte scratched a run in the sixth on Smith and an error, while Tacoma answered with a squeeze play and successive two-base hits. Butler escaped danger in key innings, fanning Cartwright Stis Adams and Samuels at critical moments.
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Tacoma
Ike Butler
Butte
Tigers
Butler
Bandits
Russ Hall
Cartwright Stis
Adams
Stis
Samuels
Ike
Cartwright
Smith
Bresino
Bell
Irby
Downie
Collins
Meyers
Collings
Lynch
Donovan
Evare Ice
Eeee
Stiss
Seattle Tops Vancouver In Fifteenth Inning Thriller
Ross slugged a walk off homer in the bottom of the fifteenth as Seattle edged Vancouver 5 to 4. Batteries Coy and Stanley teamed with Franklin and Renicker in a high scoring, error filled game with 12 hits and 4 errors recorded for Vancouver.
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R. H
Aberdeen Rally Seals Win with Late Batting and Strong Defense
Aberdeen spoiled the visitors by timely eighth inning hitting and sharp defense, scoring to edge ADSHO 4 3. Pitcher Osborn and fielder Swindells starred behind the plate while Brinker and Spencer drove in key runs as Baier and Shaghkarne struggled.
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Aberdeen
Brinker and Spencer
Osborn and Swindells
Portland Sweeps Doubleheader Against San Francisco
In San Francisco on July 14, Portland lost both games in the morning and afternoon battles. Morning: San Francisco won after three early runs on two hits. Afternoon: Groom shut down San Francisco to one hit until the eighth. Quick walked, Mobler and Shaughnessy singled to load the bases, Hildebrand hit by a pitch, Adams walked, then a wild pitch brought the third run, with two more scoring on Hildebrand’s hit. Final scores reflect Portland errors and steady pitching by Groom.
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San Francisco
Portland
Groom
Quick
Mobler
Shaughnessey
Hildebrand
Adams
R.H.E Pop Eloto Ropes Sale
Donahue
Joy
Los Angeles Beats Oakland In Lively Baseball Game
Los Angeles defeated Oakland with Cates allowing 11 hits including four doubles. Both sides turned two fast double plays as Gray and Hogan pitched for Los Angeles while Cates and Bliss worked the Oakland battery. Final score line noted with R H E and perplexing OCR fragments.
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Los Angeles
Cates
Oakland
Samir NG
Gray
Hogan
Bliss
Washington Splits Twin Bill With Chicago at Home
In Chicago on July 14 the Washington team split a pair with the Cubs. Frank Smith pitched superbly in the two games. First game ended with Washington 8 to Chicago 5, second game Chicago losing 5 to 10. Batteries listed: Smith and McFarland for Washington. Falkenburg and Warner behind the plate.
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Chicago
Washington
Frank Smith
R. H. B. Cricabo
Capenecse
Resieves
Seshers Ar Et Eco
Smith
McFarland
Falkenberg and
Warner
R. W. B. Chicabo
Ressevee
Awceorpoly
Owen
Patten
Sir William Perkin Dies at 69 in London
Sir William H. Perkin died in London at age 69. The chemist founded the coal tar dye industry with the discovery of mauveine in 1856, revolutionizing synthetic colors and industrial chemistry.
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London
William H. Perkin
Jockey Lynch Dominates Early Montana Racing Standings
Across nine days at the Butte track jockeys show Lynch far ahead in mounts and wins. Fischer and Sherwood trail. Kirschbaum underperforms despite strong starts. Lynch has 48 mounts with 11 wins, 7 seconds, and 6 shows. Kirschbaum 10 percent from 10 races with 10 seconds leading place money.
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Butte Track
Sherwood
Fischer
Lynch
Kirschbaum
Ree Sherwood
Peeveees
Mitchell Fees
Stuart Eters
Greyer
Kirschbaum Feeere Avever
Finnegan Tee
McKinnon Oree Eeeseeenes
Jlu
Ussell Sherer
van Camp Hobart
Jarrett
Dillon Baseball Team Beats Reduction Works 12 to 7
Dillon defeats the Butte Reduction Works ball team 12 to 7 in Dillon. Lacroix and Ripley supported by solid defense win for Dillon. Austin and O Neil homer for the visitors. After the game 150 fans sign a petition for an excursion to Butte next Sunday for the return game at Columbia Gardens.
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Dillon
Butte Reduction Works
Butte
Lacroix
Egan
Herwig
Austin
O'Neil
Dillon, Lacroix
Ripley
Wilson
Frank Jones
Columbia Gardens
Gain in assessment in Sweet Grass County
Big Timber July 14 Assessor R S Jarrett completed the assessment roll and sent it to the county clerk. The roll shows a 428000 increase in assessable property over last year with the biggest gain in sheep, about 40000 head, surprising many after early spring sheep shipments out of the county.
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Standard
Big Timber
R. S. Jarrett
Central American republics unite to resist Nicaragua
Washington dispatch reports unconfirmed advices that Guatemala and El Salvador have joined forces and begun mobilizing troops to oppose President Zelaya’s plan to federate the five Central American republics. Costa Rica’s stance remains unclear as other states oppose federation efforts.
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Washington
State Department
Guatemala
Salvador
Costa Rica
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Spokane Doctor Arrested in Haywood Perjury Case
Dr. I. L. McGee, facing a perjury charge in the Haywood case at Boise, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Long in Spokane this afternoon. He waived extradition and will return to Boise tomorrow. He had been visiting Couer d Alene City.
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Spokane
I. L. McGee
Haywood
Boise
Long
Tornado in Mitchell S D Causes One Fatality
July 14 report from Mitchell South Dakota details a tornado that struck Saturday night causing one death and extensive wire damage. Information was slow to arrive due to downed lines and limited outside contact.
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Mitchell
S. D
Robertson bill drives 19 insurers from Texas
San Antonio report says the Robertson bill took effect today and triggered the withdrawal of 19 insurance companies from the state.
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San Antonio
Tour of France on wheels and Burns offer in boxing
Australians push for Bill Burns rematch and Dinero finish. John L. Sullivan to tour the West with Jake Kilrain, who defeated Kilrain in 1899. Kilrain works as a park watchman. They plan Chicago stop July 22. Paris hosts a 110-rider Paris to 4,000 kilometers cycling event with 14 stages. Vanderbilt cup course set in Union County New Jersey, 28 miles repeated 11 times for 200 miles. Berlin reports Emperor William backs auto racing, plans Eiffel track. Bill Squires signals fight vs Burns with Australian fund drive. Burns gate money pledged. Burns may tour England. Golden dies in Seattle. Lumley faces Brooklyn release bid.
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John L. SuLlivan
West
Boston
Jake Kilrain
Kilrain
John
Richburg
Miss
Chicago
American Automobile Association
Union County
N. J
Plainfield
Bill
Squires
Australia
San Francisco
Melbourne
Burns
America
Barney Reynolds
Reynolds
Colma
England
Centerville Ball Team Sweeps Doubleheader Clean Sheet
The Centerville Juvenile team finished with two convincing wins. Morning action saw Centerville blank Walkerville 4 to 0, followed by a 21 to 4 rout of the Connell Juniors. Pitchers were Blewett and Curtis for Walkerville with Sidley and Gibbons, while McBride Chatham and OBrien faced Centerville with Burns and Gibbons.
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Centerville
Pray and Savage On Tour of Inspection
Representative Charles N Pray leaves Fort Benton for Browning to be joined by Company N Savage of the government reclamation service on a tour of inspection of irrigation works visiting St Marys Lake and other points. Senators Carter and Dixon could not join the trip.
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The
Standard
Fort Benton
Charles N. Pray
Browning
Co. N. Savage
Government Reclamation Service
St. Mary’s Lake
Carter
Dixon
Standard Oil Firemen Go On Nationwide Strike
Philadelphia July 14. The Central Labor Union announced that all Standard Oil firemen nationwide will strike on Tuesday. Several thousand workers will be affected as the company demands men leave the union or quit.
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Philadelphia
Central Labor Union
Standard Oil Company
Japanese detainees caught near Green's station in Texas
Immigration inspectors at Laredo arrested five more Japanese near Green's station yesterday as they tried to enter Texas via brush. All were slated for deportation to Japan after processing in San Francisco.
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San Antonio
Ltex
Laredo
Green's
San Francisco
Japan
Yamamoto Pleased With Reception in New York
Admiral Baron Yamamoto expresses deep appreciation for American hospitality in New York before sailing for New England. He thanks friends in New York and Japanese counterparts, cites press kindness, and notes mutual friendly views between Japan and the United States. He will visit Fore River yards in Boston and dine with Japanese merchants at the Holland House.
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New York
New England
Baron Yamamoto
Kato
America
Japan
United States
Boston
Fore
Holland Hotel
General Grant
Governor's Island
Forecast of Week's Events Across Nations and Courts
Admiral Yamamoto will continue his sightseeing tour as the peace conference at The Hague weighs questions likely to reduce navies. Italy Austria-Hungary and Russia may start Balkans talks. Karl Hall faces trial in Karlsruhe for murder. Lieut Col Charles Ayres appears before a New York retiring board amid West Point tensions. Over $100,000 to entertain Elks in Philadelphia.
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Admiral Yamamoto
The
Hague
Friends of the
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Russia
Balkans
Karl Hall
Karlsruhe
Charles 46. Ayres
New York City
Ayres
West Point Military Academy
Japan Says No Japanese Officers as Spies
Tokio reports General Terauchia minister of war rejects claims of arrests in San Diego of a Japanese spy. He states there are no Japanese military officers in America except military attaches and that the war office has given no instructions for any officer or amateur spy to study American forts.
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Tokio
Terauchia
San Diego
Cal
seJa
America
War Office
Trine Oregon Agricultural College AD Dies After Illness
Portland report confirms W. O. Dad Trine, athletic director at Oregon Agricultural College, died last night of cancer in Corvallis. The longtime sports figure guided college athletics and helped shape early program growth.
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Portland
Oregonian
Corvallis
Ore
W. O
Dad’) Trine
Oregon Agricultural College
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Tour OF France
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Brooklyn Dispatch
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Standard Oil
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Butte, Mont
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Largey
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R. B. Nucholls
John H. Curtis
F. A. Heinze
Ed Hickey
E. P. Chapin
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Daly Bank and Trust CO
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John D. Ryan
A. J. Eeriered
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Charles F. Booth
Ice
Eae Swinbornes
Silver Bow National Bank
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Cc. R. Leonard
Robert T. F. Smith
Co. R. Leonard
J. W. Kemper
F. Aug. Heinze
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Andrew J. Davis
James A. Talbott
E. B. Weirick
J. 8. Dutton
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