Attendance records fall at Highland Kennel Club track
Greyhound fans packed Highland Kennel Club despite poor weather. Sword Buckle won the feature in 29 2-5 seconds, paying 5.80 on a $2 ticket. Golden Spoil placed second, Milan third, with Bally Coree winning the fourth in 25 4-5 seconds. Third Tipp remains champ hurdler, matching track record in 17 25 seconds. An auto giveaway and several match races anchor tonight’s program.
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de Geer
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Eso
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Mike O-Teole
Smith
Siorocket
Walkerville Ties Up Lead With 2-1 Win Over Gulch
Walkerville retained its lead in the Butte Baseball association race with a 2 to 1 victory over Dublin Gulch at Hebgen Park before over 1,000 fans. Uke Cooke and Mickey Kelly dueled as five hitters allowed per pitcher, with Walkerville scoring two in the second while Gulch threatened each inning but Cooke held.
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Hebgen Park
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Mickey Kelly
Cooke
Gulchers
Aho
Gulch
Daniels
Davies
Sullivan
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Pierce
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Duckham
Don Dennehy
R. Kelley
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Coke Dennehy
Tim Dennehy
Lynch
Butte Coals
Youngs
Porchevina
Coalheaver
RHE
Butte Coal
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James
Medine Feith
Parrot Fink
Gerry Rock
Uas Inhi
Rue Bac Rocks
Noni
Ras Aren Boand Vady Sitte
Pony Pau
Killown
Seras
Seth
Entries at the dog track headline race card details
The page lists nine races with names of dogs for each race including Killown Lass Snow Lady Trim Lad Gale Bust Black Billy Fluffy Rum Flutter Mountain Tip Fancy King Blueberry Baden Resta Joe and others. It also features boxing notes on Sharkey and Dempsey from Jimmy De Forest, discussing punching style defense and strategy.
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Snow Lady
Trim Lad
Black Billy
Fancy King
Blueberry Baden
Resta Joe
A. V. Mike
Willow Needed
Lucky
Rocker Coin
Mickey Concern
Marcheta
Dugin
Willow Needful
Silver Cannon
Brown Eyes
Lady
Garden Park
Little John
Park Patrol
Texas
Tunney
Sharkey
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Firpo
Jimmy Maloney
Jack Demnp- Bey
Sock
Jack
Electrics Edge Clark Slabster In Sixth Frame Victory
Robertson limited Clark Slabster to 11 safeties as Glover added three for three and Menges homered to seal a brief lead. Long delivered a decisive blow before the Slater ball club fell in the sixth frame, while Electrics secured the win with timely hits and solid defense.
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Robertson
Glover
Menges
Homer
Rap
Power Triumphs Over Clarks In Low-Scoring Clash
An annotated recap describes a Clark park game where Eddie Foster and the Powers backers defeated the Clarks 7 to 1. Foster, a standout twirler, allowed two hits in a whitewash comeback, while Powers burst ahead with timely hits including triples by Sweeny and Glover. Bill Menges hit a homer for the Clarks, but their offense stalled with four innings of no scoring. Margaret Emmett, 12, won a $50 weekly commission prize.
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Mines
Clark Park
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Clarkmen
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Powers
Sweeny
Glover
Margaret Emmett
Floral Boulevard
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Menges
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Olney
Cramer
Robertson
Roche
Spranger
Guerrero
Mary ‘Clark
Yankees Rally to Beat Indians in Gotham Showdown
The New York Yankees rallied for a three run eighth inning and a four run ninth to overturn a late Cleveland lead and win the final game of the series. Meusel and Roth drove in key runs as Uhle struggled in the eighth.
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Eith
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Rothe
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Thomas
Ai Jamieson
Sommer
Combs
Morchart
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Sewell
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Burne
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Tromaty
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Din
Baseball scores and results from national leagues
AP reports yesterday results with NL games including Cincinnati over New York and Chicago over Boston while St Louis defeated Philadelphia. American League shows Philadelphia and New York wins, with rain postponements in Washington and Detroit. Minor leagues list Columbus over St Paul and Milwaukee over Louisville. Pac Coast results feature Portland over Mission and Seattle over Hollywood plus California pairings Sacramento over Los Angeles and San Francisco edging Oakland.
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Associated Press
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Los Angeles
Oakland
San Francisco
Cherry Tree Men Defeat Sherman in Narrow Ball Tilt
Blaine hurled for 14 runs against St Lawrence in a one sided romp as St Lawrence managed only four runs on six hits. Final score Blaine 468 St Lawrence 0000000000468. Grant outfit blasted Whittier 10 to 2 as Button starved the opposition with a single, double and triple in four at bats. Emerson school whitewashed Immaculate 1400 1 0 0 4 0. Sherman tops Class A by beating Washington 6 to 4 as leaders with four wins, no losses after five Lin Hebgen park games.
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Teonite Routh
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Ninny" Smith
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Roche Named Umpire for Mines League Games
Red Roche A C M left field er and umpire in several games recently named as regular umpire for the Mines League. He will replace Bill Forsythe who cannot return from his Washington home where he was recently called.
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Mines League
Wilbur Lanley
Bill Forsythe
Washington
Boxing Title Bout Postponed By Rain In Detroit
The Sammy Mandell versus Phil McGraw lightweight championship fight, scheduled for tonight in Detroit, was postponed until tomorrow night due to rain.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Sammy Mandell
Phil “McGraw
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