Butte's Game Edges Helena With Late Run
Flannery and Marshall delivered the decisive hits in the eighth inning as Butte broke a scoreless tie to beat Helena. Marshall followed Flannery's single with a three base hit and later a homer, though he was held at third too long for coach guidance. Steffani and Coleman pitched well, and Butte's defense was errorless in a tight contest.
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Helena
Butte
Flannery
Marshall
Steffani
Coleman
Baseball lineup snapshot with Great Falls-Muller players listed
The readable fragment lists positions and names for a baseball matchup. Players include Grim at first base Schils at second base McHale in left field Carter on the mound for the pitcher and Great Falls M uller in left field Huston at first base Shelton at third Mene fee in right field Zearfoss catching Hurl burt in center Peeples at second Tinker at shortstop and Davis pitching.
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AB. R. H. PO
Detsel
Swindells
O'Brien
Knox Ff
Wenn Lynch
Grim
Schils
Biggs
Callahan
Rf Ll
Great Falls
H. PO Muller
Seerreee & Huston
Aeenene
Lfbd
Cceccere O Shelton
Menefee
Zearfoss
Teeere
Hurlburt CL Creos Cesses
P. Ct. Peeples
Tinker
Ao Cochran
Pittsbur Mad
Wright
Pote
Chicago
Cincinnati
Blue Ribbon meeting at Pointes finishes with multiple heats
At Detroit on July 21 the Blue Ribbon meet at Pointes Pointe concludes the 2 04 pace and 2 22 trot program. Unfinished races from yesterday include the 2 27 trot and Hotel Normandie stakes for 2 09 pacers with Lasso Queen Eleanora Hettie G. and Sidney Pointer among winners. Additional stakes include Wayne Hotel pacing and Merchants and Manufacturers Conso lation with Gracie Onward, Pussy Willow and other starters.
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Detroit
Trosse Pointe
Lasso
Queen Eleanora
Rhea
Helen A
Mabel G
Redcliffe
Bertha Baron
Kellers
Dewey
Parall
George Burnett
Bret Herr
Hettie G
Riley B
Harry O
Milton S. Conner
Nicol B
Jersey Mce
Col. Bert
Fannie Dillard
Clinton B
Tom Wilkes
Sidney Pointer
Henry P
the Admiral
Arra
My Choice
Rotha J
Tom Calhoun
Ferrum
Noeline
Lotia
Merchants and Manufacturers
Gracie Onward
Walter Keim
Maud C
George H. Ray
Chamber of Commerce
Pussy Willow
George C
Little Frank
Mount Clemens Bay
Duchess
Sport
Game Cock
George Wheeler
Fred Wilton
Boralman
Georgiana
Ellert
Ed Locke
Kate McCracken
Pilot Evans
Merriment
The Roman Wins Wheeler Handicap at Washington Park
In Chicago on July 21 Sidney Lucas failed to place in the Wheeler handicap at Washington Park. The Roman, a 12 to 1 outsider, triumphed by a nose over Pink Coat with Advance Guard third. Pink Coat finished second, narrowly missing the win as The Roman edged ahead.
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Chicago
Sidney Lucas
Washington Park
Roman
Pink Coat
T. H. Ryan
Advance Guard
Gold Badge
Paleton
Battus
Star Chamber
Flaunt
Minyon
Mr. Brown
Mayseach
George Arnold
Heigh Ho
Flamer
John Grigsby
Sam McKeever
Einstein
Blue Lick
Orimar
Cogmosey
Dissolute
Edith W wins second heat in Western circuit pace
Davenport reports the Western grand circuit trotting meeting closing with Edith W. the fastest in the free-for-all pace at 2.07. The day also saw Tombstone win pacing heats at 2:11 and 2:14, and Josephine Dixon capture the free-for-all trot with times around 2:12.
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Davenport
Iowa
Edith W
Tombstone
Pearl Sherbert
Baby Bloss
Black Heart
Partitude
Shrimp
Admiral Dewey
Lilly Sligo
Litan
Gray Billy
Eva
Crosspatch
Red Cherry
Baron Mont
John T
Dollie A
Edith
Lord Rosebery
Beechwood
Races at the fair grounds crown winners in seven events
At St Louis July 21 results listed for seven races. Clara M won the selling mile and a quarter with Round Turn second and Leona G third in 2 12. Spring took the next race with Biddubla second and Duchess VII third in 2 04. Jimp won the mile and a sixteenth selling race with Colonel Gay second and Jim Turner third in 1 0. Hi Kollar captured six furlongs with Lord Neville second and Hi Necker third in 1 14. Queen Dixon led the 2 year old handicap six furlongs with Ampere second and Sard third in 1 15. Lady Callahan won the mile handicap with Charlie O'Brien second and Mole third in 1 48. The Monk won the purse mile with Kis Me second and Insurgent third in 1 42.
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St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Clara M
Leona G
Spring
Biddubla
Duchess VII
Jimp
Colonel Gay
Jim Turner
Hi Kollar
Lord Neville
Hi Necker
W. J. Lemp Brewing Co
Queen Dixon
Ampere
Sard
Lady Callahan
Charlie O'Brien
Mole
the Monk
Kis Me
Insurgent
Brighton Beach Race Results From July Meet
Results at Brighton Beach show Alsike winning the mile selling held July 21 with Autumn second and Rinaldo third in 1 40 4 5. Sanders took the six furlongs in 1 13 2 5 with Waring second and Mechanie third. Old Tank and Perion deadheated in the two mile steeplechase with Cousin Jess third in 4 26 2 5. Handiwork led the Undergraduate stakes in 1 07 3 5 followed by Outlander and Ethics. Prince Melbourne won the Ben Gate stakes mile and a quarter with Brigadier second and David Garrick third in 2 05 1 5. General Matt Gary won the selling mile and sixteenth, Bettle Gray second, Wooster Boy third, in 1 47.
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New York
Brighton Beach
Alsike
Autumn
Rinaldo
Sanders
Waring
Mechanie
Tank
Perion
Cousin Jess
Handiwork
Outlander
Ethics
Prince Melbourne
Brigadier
David Garrick
National Breeders Produce Stakes Ends In Dead Heat
On day two of Sandown summer meet Star Shot ridden by L Reiff and Ian with Ted Sloan up finish in a dead heat. J Reiff guides J H Musker's Limosa second. The Cob ham plate goes to Bonneboso with Bloan aboard. Helena Margaret wins Surrey handicap with Sloan riding. Armful takes Warren Nursery with Sloan aboard.
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London
National Breeders
Star Shot
L. Reiff
Ian
Ted Sloan
J. Reiff
J. H. Musker
Bonneboso
Bloan
Helena Margaret
Sloan
Armful
There May He Suck At the Summer Resort
A dialogue from the Boston Transcript depicts a summer resort scene where a man is present only as a hired worker, with characters Mattie and Minnie commenting on his status and role.
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Mattie
Minnie
Boston Transcript
Anaconda Meeting Sets Montana League Season End
Directors in Anaconda decide to close the season with to day’s games in Helena and Anaconda and open the new season Tuesday. Helena leads, with Anaconda second and race tight for places as Great Falls and Butte chase. Clubs may hire only three players before the new season, with a $200 fine for violations.
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Montana Baseball League
Anaconda
Helena
Great Falls
Butte
W. E. Phillips
League
Montana Hotel
Mountain View Park
W. F E. Lucas
H. E. Moran
Lou Frank
McCormack
A. T. Boardman
Athey
Callahan's Off Day at Mountain View Park
Mountian View Park game drew crowd ire over umpire Clarkson as fans criticized balls and strikes. View from scorer's bench showed Clarkson fair. crowd, intoxicated by Anaconda's loss, jeered despite the umpire's generally correct calls.
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Anaconda
Mountain View Park
Clarkson
Great Falla
Bases and errors mark chaotic riotous game
The report describes a chaotic inning with players unfamiliar with the game and poor judgment. McHale bashed a three-bagger then failed to touch first, leading to disputed calls. Lynch made several fielding plays despite two errors, while Zearfoss and Tinker contributed singles and strong defense. Final score Anaconda 4 Great Falls 5 with warm weather and 1:45 game time.
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McHale
Lucas
Anaconda
Lynch
Muller
Zearfoss
Menefee
Tinker
O'Brien
Detsel Muller
Great Falls
Cochran
Clarkson
Umpire faces criticism as Great Falls tops Anaconda in baseball
Great Falls won the opener 6 0 with Callahan giving up a walk while Shelton and Huston fueled the rally. Anaconda showed flashes of strength late but was hindered by early errors and calls that sparked crowd protests over umpire Clarkson’s decisions.
Remarkable late finish in Brooklyn Cincinnati game
National League game in Brooklyn ends with Demont scoring the winning run after Hahn and Wood mishandled a pitch with two out and Demont on third. Final score and box not fully legible. attendance about 3,000. Batteries Hahn and Wood. Kitson and McGuire.
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Brooklyn
Demont
Hahn
McGuire
Wood
R. H. B. Cinginhal
Ccccce
Csccs
Scenvehe See
St. Louis Wins Rubber Game in New York Series
St. Louis defeated New York to take the rubber game of the series. Doheny pitched well until the ninth, when three runs were allowed, giving St. Louis the lead. Attendance 4,000. Battery Doheny and Bowerman. Weyhing and Robinson. Um pire Terry.
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New York
St. Louis
Doheny
EU Scccpions
Ebneesd
Vestevec
Powell,Weyhing
Robinson
Bowerman
Terry
Pittsburg and Philadelphia Game Ended by Storm in Seventh
Heavy electrical storm halted the Pittsburg at Philadelphia game in the seventh inning. Phillippi and Pratt pitched well and fielding was sharp. Attendance 6,401. Score unknown. Batteries Phillippi Zimmer Pratt Douglas Umpire Emslie.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Phillipp
Pratt
R. H. E. Pittsburg
Gaseaseca Setnamea & OL Philadelphia
Srarrs Ween
Phillippi
Zimmer
Douglas
Emslie
Buffalo hosts Milwaukee in 3 to 2 clash
Scores show Buffalo beats Milwaukee 3 to 2. Indianapolis loses 0 to 3 against Kansas City. Detroit defeats Minneapolis 11 to 2. Cleveland edges Chicago 2 to 1.
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Buffalo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Detroit
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Chicago
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Hurley
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Brown
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Helens
Great Falls Oneeere
Gans
Klein
Butte, Mont
St Louis
Sandown
O’brien
Third Baseman
Daredevil
Dick” Knox
the Anaconda
Shelton
Huston
Bhelton
Mr. Wright
McCloskey
National League
Siegel’s
Miegel
Montana
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