Crowdiewitness Long Shot Victory At Butte Track
A large Saturday crowd witnessed a mixed card at Butte race track with a long shot winning in the sixth race and a routine spread of finishes. Harrell the T J gelding led the four turn course in the opening event, while The Cinder and Io MGinder chased a hard drive to finish second. Darkey surged to early support but faded. Jim Thorpe, owned by TL Jackson, sold to Singleton for 1000 was rumored to have been hustled off course. Master Franklin, ridden by Peake after a rider switch, struggled at the start but closed to show money.
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Howe
Tim
Harrell
T. J
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Bogart
Darkey
Singleton
Jim Thorpe
TL. Charkson
J.B. Harte
Tonge
Master Franklin
Peake
Launsberry
Franklin
Baznik
Sinde
J. Th. Maylor
Francis G
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Francis G. Hunk
Maylow
Iron Queen
Mobile Belle
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Cinder
Mott
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Ivy
Thaker
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Violet’ May
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George Berry
Adolph Spreckels
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Entries For Mondays Races At Meadowdale Park
Racing cards list six events including five and one half furlong sprints and a six furlong Meaderville handicap. Entrants feature Tony Faust iM Bike Domino Ida Lavinia Senator James Please Welles and Miss Dew Drop with notes on odds and recent performances from the Meadowdale track.
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Tony’ Faust
Berton
Sierra
Marie Coshilt
Ruth
Alice
Mara Mac
Kootenay
Gian Grange
Blossom New Haven
Billy Golting
Puturity
Miss Dew Drop
Jack Paine
Welles
Phi Mohr
Miss Folly
Jang Aaling
Yeeros
Bertodano
Clark
Safranor
von Melts
Nebraska Lassom
Griffin Wins Clay Court Title In Exhausting Final
Clarence J. Griffin of San Francisco defeats Ella Fottrell of San Francisco to win the clay court championship. The match features a grueling rally from the third set with Griffin narrowly rallying to take the decisive games as Fottrell tires. Mary Browne of Los Angeles wins the ladies’ championship and doubles titles with sister Eleanor Browne.
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Clarence J. Griffin
San Francisco
Ella Fottrell
Endurance
Fottrell
Griffin
Deuce
Alary Browne
Los
Kewise
Williame
Chicago
Miss Isrowne
Lndies
Claude Wynne
Nat Browne
Los Angeles
Mel tor Beats Butte Second In A Week
Boise wins as Mel tor pitcher Toner homers with bases loaded to spark a 2 1 victory over Depe at Ogden July 18. Demaggio and Smith added extra base hits for Ogden while Meltor yielded eight strikeouts and left runners stranded. Sawyer was knocked cold at the plate on Blauser’s peg in the seventh as Boise’s defense shone amid a busy inning.
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Bloise
McCreery
Holxe
Willard
Meltor
Coppers
Smith
Demaggio
Red” Toner
Left
Boise
Metreery
Demagaio
Sawyer
Blauser
Po. Bauer
Kel Blaveser
Weaver
Thomas
Kehimptt
Mellor
Butte
McCreer
Longanecker
Leading Batters In Three Big Leagues
Chicago reports Bears Becker tops the National League with a .340 average as figures show Grant Burns Devore and others among league leaders. In the American and Federal leagues, Cobb and Katserling lead pitching and batting, with team leaders in steals and wins and losses noted alongside multiple players from Philadelphia New York Brooklyn Boston Detroit and Washington.
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Bears Becker
Philadelphia
Grant
New York
E. Burns
Devore
Boston
Dalton
Brooklyn
Hummel
G. Burns
Byrne
Herzog
Mathewson
Aitchison
Vaughn
Cobb
Detroit
Baker Philadelphia
Jackson
Cleveland
C. Walker
St. Louis
Crawford
E Collins
Walliams
Washing- Heton
Milan
Washington
Speaker
Meinnis
Philelphia
Maisel
Leonard
Bender
Id. Plank
Indianapolis
Thdianapolis
Baltimore
Katserling
Porky Buffalo
Crindsil
St Louis
Northwestern league franchise moves to Ballard Seattle
The Portland franchise of the Northwestern league was transferred to Ballard a Seattle suburb at a league meeting. The change takes effect next Monday when Victoria plays Ballard on Seattle grounds. Portland released player Portiana was signed by Los Angeles manager Dillon. With Shortstop Moore absent, Gedeon likely moves to Shortstop and Brashear to second base.
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Portland
Ballard
League
Victoria
Portiana
Wren Ous Car
Trophy from 1912 Olympics Comes to New York
A silver victory trophy from the 1912 Olympic Games arrived in New York, brought by James J. Sullivan, secretary of the American Amateur Athletic Union. The piece has circulated among France, England, Denmark, Germany, Sweden, and the United States, and Sullivan noted rising European interest in athletics and American training methods. He predicted at least 100 foreign athletes would attend the Panama games in San Francisco next year as boxing and golf were added to the program.
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America
James J. Sullivan
American Amateur “Athletic Union
Paris
France
England
Denmark
Germany
Sweden
United States
Europe
Sullivan
San Francisco
Olympic sports through the el dora of American delegates
A historic note lists Olympic sports such as swimming wrestling and gymnastics as distinct branches under separate federal rules. Each branch will have its own governing body and a special championship cap will be awarded within that sport.
Local Portland and Vancouver Wins Stir Northwest Play
Northwest League action reports Seattle beat Spokane 8 to 2 as Hughes’s rough fielding aided the locals. Tacoma edged Portland late, while Vancouver defeated Victoria 10 to 2 with odd umpire calls and a rough exhibition.
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Spokane
Hughes
R. HL
Vancouver
Hritian Corumom
Uly
Clarke protests big game amid 21 inning clash
Pittsburg manager Fred Clarke protested yesterday's scoreless 21 inning game with New York after umpire Byron ruled Wagner out for interference at home plate. Clarke sent the protest to league president J K Tener, arguing no rule allowed the call and noting Viox was moved back to second.
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Pittsburg
Fred Clarke
New York
Giants
J. K.tener
Clarke
Byron
Wagner
Viox
Stock
Wagner de Clares
J. J. McGraw
Huron
Excelsior Baseball and Horse Race News From Local Fragments
The Excelsior baseball team plans a morning game at Whitehall, facing a lineup that beat them 6 to 2 weeks ago. Lineups include McAuitee Walsh for Butte and Me Noble for Whitehall, with May July 34 noted for a later Excelsiors match at Luna Park. A horse racing dispute ends with the presiding judge ruling a horse off after Clarkson refused to surrender it following a sale for 1000.
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Wintor
Whit
Excelsior
Whitehall
Butte Boys
McAuitee
Walsh
Noble
Excelsiors
Ue Lake Avocas
Luna Park
Shamrock IV Sails for American Cup from England
Shamrock IV consigned to convoy with Erin for Atlantic passage to the United States. Design and crew plans detailed with changes at Azores. Lipton’s yacht receives royal sendoff despite program shifts. Mascots and parrot model added by Gosport, as two other sports results from Braeburn tournament.
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England
Thomas Lipton
Erin
Falmouth
United States
Atlantic Ocean
Charles B. Nicholson
Wiliam P. Burton
Turner
Sir
Thomas
Atiantic
Shamrock TV
Azores
Shamrock
Presen
Royal Yacht Club
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George
Colonel Neill
Hardwicke
Kacres
Earl of Hardwicke
Texas
Montana
Gosport
Fan Mancot
Shamrock LY
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