Sir Fretfule Wins Nose Finish in Tight Race
Leaders ran abreast around the entire course and finished noses apart under whip and steel. Sir Fretfule edged ahead at the finish to claim victory in a dramatic neck finish.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
2
Horse Race Winners From Daily Racing Card
The results list six races with winners and runners up. Kinfolk, Thistie He’le, Susan F, Sir Fretful, Americus, and Mary Emily each won their respective races with second-place finishers Tight Roy, Til linghast, Til linghast? second, Cantem, Parlor y, Ora McGee respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinfolks
Red Ranger
Miss Daniels
Thistie He‘le
Tight Roy
John Harte
Susan F
Tillinghast
Madeline Musgrave
Sir Fretful Wins Close Nose Finish at Local Track
A sensational program featured three nose-and-nose photos and four thrilling races. Sir Fretful edged Cantem by a nose in a mile handicap as Jack Paine surged to third. Americus triumphed by a nose in a Futurity dash with Parlor Boy and Elizabeth Harwood close behind. Mary Emily won the sixth over the mile and 20-yard course as Burlingame rode to victory, with Ora McGee second. Jockeys and new riders boosted crowd turnout amid heavy betting and lively demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Fretful
Cantem
Jack Paine
Americus
Parlor Y
Elizabeth Harwood
Mary Emily
Ora McGee
Sleepland
Content
Harry Lauder
du Bon
Ormes
Parlor Boy
Corey
Thistle Belle
Dawson
Ritchie
Tight Boy
John Hurle
New Haven
Way
Burlingame
Nannie McDee
W. J. Dunn
Butte
G. Morse
St. Louis
Jerry Brown
Eddie Dominick
J. Dawson
William Gemmell
Mempa
Morrissey
Kentucky
H. G. Bedwell
Madman
Canadian Breeding Bureau
Bedwell
J. Dunn
Rosen
JI. D. Grant
Nelson
John Hume
Batchelor
Famous
R. M. Efub
Pauley Évecede Ty
Belle
Boy
Harte
Br. m
Knight of the Thistle-Resturbet
J. Nattress
Decency
Prince Conrad
Frank G. Hogan
Haven
Hurie
Roy
Coe Ga
Op. Ci
Susan F
J. Farrin
EL McEwen
Tillinghast
W Gabriel
Madeline Musgrave
Cooney
Donovan
Order of Dance
Brownfield
Lady Adelaide
J. Tonkin
Bezanson
Moisie
D. Cameron
Matthews
Walsall
Edmonton Stable
Pauley
Diamond Buckle
W.gemmel
Ethel Samson
Rosevale St
Prendergast
Mary O'Day
D. V. McClurey
C. He Miller
Musgrave
Ch. m
Rubicon-Chartrensa II
J. Carney
Rose Sweet
Brigham
Susan I
St. Y Susin
J. J. Coalter
Amensetter
Howard Bros
Bert Getty
Chanticler
Sta
C. H. Miller
Miami
Tf. I. Wilson
EK. McEwen
Buri
Grefer
Peakeosees
EL Kaird
Oc Siden
Fretful
Paine
B. G
Galveston-Tillie S
J. J. Coulter
Samp
Getty
Getty 12. Overweight—Lauder
F. E. Baird
StatEins
Copcy Ccesseccces
J. Krause
Cuneo
F. M. Copper
Gray & T
Amenset’r
Waldo
Field Bros
Duggan
H. Foss
Harwood
B. B
Tim Payne-Cerita
J. A. Brannan
Province
Envy
Starwood
Bulldog Courage
Veiller & Co
OS. A. Beckham
W. L. Schaefer
Kelly & D
Ripley & Co
HL. Miller
Cooney & Co
Rake
F. M. Hopper
Meee
FE. Farrar
Sawyer
McAlan
Emily
McGee
Eye
Burlingamera
Trade seals for Lew Hill. Gemmell and Grant swap horses
Secretary Billy Gemmell from the stable made a swap with J. D. Grant yesterday. Gemmell traded Our Last for Lew Hill. Tight Boy, runner up in the second race, is from the J. D. Grant stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Gemmell
J. D. Grant
Lew Hill
King Radford
Bashful Settie
Sierra Tor Erereeeters
Ss P. Tate
Brigham
Dad Stearns
James Ee
Aspera Ee Tae
Alice Teresa Pee
Erna R. Corpo
Anssons
Anne
Reeds
Pires Mmeion
Oéns
Superbabs Win by Ahow of Singles Take Game From Cihs
Brooklyn and Chicago split the series after an 11 inning 4 to 3 win for Brooklyn. Moran Wheat and Bresnahan helped tie the game in the eighth with key hits and a wild throw. Daubert Smith and Hummel delivered in the eleventh, Daubert scoring the deciding run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Chicago
Moran
Wheat
Bresnahan
Daubert
Smith
Hummel
New York Beats Cincinnati 5 3 in Fourth Game
New York wins a clean sweep of the series with a 5 to 3 victory over Cincinnati. Tesreau pitched an unsettled game but held in the pinches with solid support from the defense and batters. Batteries Sugese Packard and Clarke for New York. Tesreau Meyers for Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cincinnati
Tesreau
Cincinnati Seseseesovessess
phadecSeelesas Vovesssn
Sugese
Packard
Clarke
Meyers
Hess Outduels Camnitz as Wilson Homers for Pittsburgh
Boston and Pittsburg split the game with Hess pitching for Boston and Camnitz for Pittsburgh. Wilson hit a two run homer in the second, driving in the visitors. Boston managed one run in the sixth when Sweeney reached on an error and Meyers singled, but Rariden was thrown out at first on a fielder’s choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hess
Camnitz
Pittsburg
Wilson
Miller
Maranville
Sweeney
Butler
Meyers
Rariden
R. H. E. Pittsburg
Simon
Philadelphia Clinches Series With 4-3 Victory Over St Louis
Philadelphia swept the four game set as Cravath hit a dramatic right field homer in a 4-3 win. Batteries Griner and Wingo for St Louis, Brennan Mayer Rixey Killifer and Tlowley noted in the box score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cravath
Decsee
Soveesees
Griner and Wingo
Brennan, Mayer, Rixey
Killifer
Tlowley
Today’s Schedule: Pittsburg at Brooklyn and More
The schedule lists Pittsburg visiting Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Chicago at Boston, and St. Louis at New York in a compact lineup for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Evans Has Shirtsleeve as a Trophy of Victory
In St Louis a tug of war broke out between Umpire Billy Evans of the American League and a heckling fan during the Washington St Louis game. Evans caught the man by his shirt sleeve to pull him toward the players corner but lost the sleeve as the man fled. Colonel Hedges, head of the club, escorted the shaken spectator from the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Billy” Evans
Evans
Colonel Hedges
Billings tops Buffalo in Midland Empire open with fireworks
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Billings reports a 5 homer game as Billings defeats Buffalo in the Midland Empire league first of a three game series. Home runs tallies show Billings with three and Buffalo two. Final line lists batteries Shinners and Hidhins for Billings and Finch and Musser for Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Billings
Pruritis and Eczema Buy Swift’s S. S. S. Blood Purifier
An advertisement extols S. S. S. as a premier blood purifier for pruritis or severe eczema. It claims rapid action and unique ingredients that nourish tissues, with an offer of a free book from the Swift Specific Co. and a free mail advisory letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S. S
Medical Department
Swift Specific Co
Swift
Atlanta
Boehling Still On Road To Glory In Loss
Washington wins 3 2 over St Louis in eighth as Boehling allows only two hits through seven innings before weakness in the seventh. Johnson finishes, St Louis errors and two runs in seventh inning prove decisive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boehling
St. Louis
Joe Boehling
Washington
Bochling
R. H. B. Washington
New York and Cleveland Split Doubleheader in Cleveland
In Cleveland on July 16 New York and Cleveland split a doubleheader with Cleveland winning 5 to 0 in game one and dropping game two 4 to 2. Mitchell shut down the visitors in game one as Hartzell and Smith misplayed errors aided Cleveland's scoring while McConnell was hit repeatedly. In game two Fisher held Cleveland scoreless until the ninth. batteries listed as Mitchell and O’Neill for New York and Fisher and Smith for Cleveland with Blanding and Carisch behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New York
Mitchell
Hartzell
Smith
McConnell
Fisher
R. HH. E. Peg Dov
McConnell and
O'Neill
Angssan Eer Sactvasy Ae
Fisher and
Blanding
Carisch
Chicago and Philadelphia Split Doubleheader in 10 Innings
Philadelphia won the opener 1 to 0 in 10 innings as Murphy delivered a timely single scoring Barry after he had singled. Chicago answered with a 5 to 3 victory in the nightcap behind Russell who doubled with two runs scoring on a triple driving in the decisive runs. Batteries noted include Brown, Bender, Lapp, Schang on Philadelphia and Schalk, Cicotte, Russell on Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brown
Bender
Strunk
Murphy
Barry
Russell
R. H. BE
Eastern Montana Tennis Tourney Opens in Billings
The Eastern Montana tennis tournament began in Billings with 50 strong players attending. The two day event will assess contenders for the state tourney later in the season. Local merchants offered valuable prizes alongside trophies from the Billings Tennis Club, which hosts the event.
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Standard
Billings
Montana
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