Orlin Kripp Favorite Wins Close Missoula Handicap
Orlin Kripp, carrying 114 pounds, edged Kelsetta by a nose in a sharp finish at Missoula over the mile and a sixteenth handicap. Jockey Stevens rode masterly to keep the favorite 11 to 10 in contention through the stretch with Christophine close behind, while Star Rietta won the sixth at long odds, drawing bets for a good payoff. Early races saw Kitty Standfeld surge to victory at Ave furlongs as Denia disappointed, and Wasatch failed to meet expectations on a breezy day.
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Missoula
Handiapper Nathanson
Orlin Kripp
Stevens
Keep
Kennetta
Christophine
Kripp
Kelsetta
Bert Getty
Star Rietta
Ave
Kitty Standfeld
Sainest
Martha McGee
Kamely
Denia
Nathanson
Cristophine
Tae
Ree Shaw
J Allison
Cone
Palomar
Foster
Singlemitl
Parter
Hi Neon Winery
Torker
Stantie
Carter
Martha
G. Cooney
Coitry Wea
Nelson
Tinepm
Kenmipi
Ie Anderson
Bo Ree
Holand
Pont 9
Stanfield
al Wa
Impiver
P Et
Matton
MiNamara
Sony Eastman
Bertiana’ Stanie Mi Tully
Bertodano
Ratt Rons
Minnie Vis
Faberburg
Coe
Gastman
Tehelb
Clowe
Ethelurg
Fynnee Tore
Pontatay
Hartwell S Aia
Velie St
Kirschbaum
Ion Bert
Cohan
Chelate
Leo
Admira Pri
Getty
Welsetta
Chris
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Donovan
A. Sfendorl
Anderson
Cooney Co
Ntico
Clark
Renee Hada
Bermudian
Mia ‘Sin
Tonkin Sin
Ign Strongest Ridde
Hermudie
Ani Hartwell
Race card and result notes from Missoula track
Multiple horse entries and race details list six events with six furlongs to a mile and a sixteenth purses and selling races. Descriptions cover horses such as Ethelburg Bertodano Orlin Kripp and Bermudian, with finishing results and jockey notes including Stevens and Clark.
Hungarian Olympic training role for Lawson Robertson
Lawson Robertson, a renowned American athletic trainer, has been selected to train Hungarian athletes for the World Olympic Games to be held in (location details incomplete). The appointment signals international collaboration in high performance coaching and reflects Robertson's prominence in sports training circles.
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Lawson Rovertzon
America
Tenth Day Track Weather at Butte July 15 1914
Weather clear and track fast as H Morrissey presides over a racing card at Butte Montana on the tenth day with John T Ireland serving as presiding judge.
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Butte
Mont
H. Morrissey
John T. Ireland
Shamrock IV to Sail for Return Next Saturday
Gosport England July 1b Every effort to depart July 18 for the United States of Shamrock IV Sir Thomas Lipton’s challenger for the Cup. The yacht is ang to convey her owners’ hopes across the Atlantic. The Shamrock IV is described as a deep draught craft with a large crew and racing appeal for the defense series.
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England
Terandy
United States
Shamrock IV
Thomas Lipton
Ste
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PADUA
Shamrock TV
Erin
Mousers Defeat Excelsiors in North Side Baseball Clash
Centerville Mousers beat Excelsiors 15 to 10 on the north side last evening before a fair crowd. The Mousers lineup featured Bray at catcher Rogers at pitcher Lee at first base Sullivan at second Kelly at short McNulty at third Rogers in left Burke center Tremblay right field. Excelsiors posted O Connell catcher Sullivan McAuliffe Roberts at pitcher Elliott at first Warren at second Rogan at short Ham at right field Doran center field Sulu Yan McAuliffe left field.
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Excelsior
The
Mousers
Bray
Rogers
Lee
Sullivan
Kelly
McNulty
Burke
Tremblay
Feta Excelsiors
O'Connell
McAuliffe
Roberts
Elliott
Warren
Rogan
Ham
Rieht
Doran
Sulu
Yan
Morses Win at New Market Races
Two of Harry Payne Whitney's horses won today at New Market with a third placing. Har monicone, a 4 year old, captured the Tully handicap of 2500 dollars over six furlongs. San Qusky, a 2 year old, won the 2 year old selling race of 180 dollars over five furlongs. Sandman, a 3 year old, finished second in the Swaffham Welter handicap of 1000 dollars over one mile.
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Welles
Mara
Bird
Tapera Sening
Rac Jongs
Mimoriono Sesseo
Kootenay Cesses Oi St Orange
Slarney
Pas Streaie
New Haven
Littleton Roy
Dick Benson
John Graham
Mamac
Duke of
Shelby
Gene Russell
Kid Nelson
Mercuriam’ Motos
Pride Art Ricks
New Market
Harry Payne Whitney
Harmonicone
San Qusky
Sandman
Ali
United
Butte Wins On Ninth Inning for 5 4 Baseball Thriller
Butte rallies in the ninth to beat Boise 5 to 4 as Blaueser and Hostick homer. Sawyer delivers the winning run in the top of the frame after McCreery allows a single hit, with Longanecker at the plate.
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Boise
Smith
Brausner
Sawyer
Butte
Bolee
Blaueser
Hostick
Halses
McCreery
Kurs
Longanecker
Toe
Beare
Jensen
Kuss
Marshall
Demagero
Urady
Thomas
Ste~ Murdo
McMurdo
McCreers
rune-Blausser
Hek
Schimpf
Bostick
Thomasteins
Mads
Bauser 'Smith
Paying Contracts Back to Committee
City council discussed paving Arizona and Front streets with heated debate. Ordinances on prohibiting standing of vehicles on several streets, acting mayor salary during Duncan’s incapacity, and a three-year playground lease were debated or referred to committees with final action later.
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Front
Galena
Broadway
Park Street
Tuncay
Masterson
Arizona Street
Front Street
Peto
Union
Minyor
Swt
Judiciary Committee
Tolinvest
Clinch Wan
Jadtelacy Committee
IFC
Slain
Granite
Montana
Park
Smith
Duncan
Board of Equatiaation
Curran
McAndrews
Ladendorf
Ladendorff
Orton
O'Connell
Wharton
Florence Avenue
Peoria Street
Furman
Disturber TV to Represent Motor Boat Club of America
The Motor Boat Club of America announced that Disturber TV, owned by Commodore James A. Pugh of Chicago, will represent the club in international competition at Cowes on August 12. Disturber TV is being shipped from Chicago aboard the Atlantic liner Minnetonka and is described as the most powerful American boat built for international contests.
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Motor Boat Club of America
Disturber TV
James A. Pugh
Chicago
Cowes
Iturber TV
Minnetonka
America
Tobin Signs With Federals For 1915 16 Seasons
St. Louis July 16 Johnny Tobin outfielder signed with the Federal League club after fielding offers from American and National league scouts. He accepts an annual raise of $2000, bringing his contract to $5900 for the 1915 and 1916 seasons. The move confirms Tobin will play under Federal League banner.
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St. Louis
Johnny Tobin
Tobin
Federals
A Splendid Company in a Charming Play
William Hodge and his dramatic company scored a success with The Road to Happiness at the Broadway. The pleasant audience, box parties, warm weather, and each act followed to a favorable end. Jim Whitman delivered a memorable speech after the third act. Gertrude Hitz as Viola Winthrop and Scott Cooper, Taylor Carroll, and Miss Woodgan earned distinction for their performances.
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William Hodge
Hodge
Jim Whitman
Audi
Gertrude Hitz
Viola Winthrop
Scott Cooper
Benjamin Hardcastle
Taylor Carroll
Isaiah Speaken
Misa Wood=gan
William Ackerman
Eminent mining expert visits Butte to study ore dressing
Robert Hallowell Bichards, renowned mining professor and MIT veteran, arrived in Butte to observe ore dressing processes and discuss industrial methods. He visited the Thornton hotel and commented on progressive local mining practices, plans to expand his treatise on greasing, and his retirement timing with Carnegie pension. The report also notes Centerville Juniors defeating Raven Sluggers 2 to 1 in a separate ball game with Clark and Shea starring.
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Robert Hallowell Bichards
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Massachusette Institute of Technology
Butte
Thornton Hotel
Richards
Tech Nicer
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Exeter
Tech
Charles W. Wie
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Carnegie
Tasacee Pein Fund
Nic Cour
Ras
Tut
Butte & Superior
Hutte Duluth
Dry Butte
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Iir
Centerville
Raven
Clark
Shea
Ravens
Hariney
Squires
Card Tournament Results and Tonight's Matchups
In the three cushion billiards tournament Krueger’s led North Maryolf to defeat Harrin on a handicap with a score of 25 to 39 in 11 innings. Beardsley beat Harrin on a handicap. In 104 Lewis and Moeginn and Powers are scheduled to play tonight.
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North Maryolf
Beardsley
Harrin
Lewis and Moeginn
Powers
Young Men’s Club Triumphs 4 to 3 on Meaderville Diamond
The second team of the Seagerous Young Men’s Club defeated Silver Park 4 to 3 on the Meaderville diamond. Giovanniaid pitched the win, anchoring the mound effort.
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Seagerous
Silver Park
Meaderville
Blood Risings Not Sign of Health
Old time health ad claims skin eruptions signal impurities in the blood and proposes the S S S blood purifier as a solution. It asserts cleansing the bloodstream will help the liver and kidneys remove impurities, leaving a refreshed, revived body and skin free of abscesses and eruptions. The ad urges readers to obtain S S S from a druggist this spring or summer.
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Georeen
S&s. S
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