Five Favorites Triumph on Mediocre Track
In a tight card the Five Favorites live up to hype despite a mediocre track. Nip and Tack finishes fifth as Prank 6 takes the event. Hogan delays Ferrana in fourth as King Worth finishes third.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1913
Page
2
Yesterday's Winners at the Races
First race saw Media take top honors with Lady Ade laide second and Joe Woods third. Edwin T. Fryer won the second race followed by Ben Uncas and Jim Cafferata. King Worth led the third race with Sir Harry second and Princess Janice third. Frank G. Hogan won the fourth race with Ferrana second and Lee Harrison fifth. Minnie F. won the fifth with Tegards second and No Quarter third. Flying captured the sixth with Hannis second and Gok Ball third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Media
Lady Adelaide
Joe Woods
Edwin T. Fryer
Ben Uncas
Jim Cafferata
King Worth
Sir Harry
Princess Janice
Frank G. Hogan
Ferrana
Lee Harrison
Minnie F
Tegards
No Quarter
Flying
Hannis
Gok Ball
Op. ci
Watthauser
Burlingame
Ben Uness
Batchelor
C. Kelly Sesceees
Madeline Musgrave
Coones
Murray Escoceres
Bluebeard
WL. Turley
Mulligan
Queen Lead
A. L. Holter
Wassall, A
Edmonton Stable
Pauley
Granty
Bezanson
Lew Hill
W. Gemmell
Dawson
Fryer
Uncas
Jim
B. H
Juvenal Speedy
F. Fernau
Musgrave
Jim Cafferato
Queen
Form racing dominates twentieth day at the track
King Worth led a favored field to win the third race for two-year-olds while Alvis failed to repeat after bucked shins rumors. Edwin T. Fryer and Frank G. Hogan claimed victories in the second and fourth races, Minnie F. captured the fifth after a close finish with Regards, and Flying overtook Hannis by two lengths in the sixth race amid strong betting on both horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Worth
Alvis
Asa
Edwin T. Fryer
Butte
Ben Uncas
Fryer
Frank G. Hogan
Minnie F
Regards
Flying
Hannis
Wedding Day Wins at Parkstaith In Close Thoroughbred Race
Frank G Hogan rode Wedding Day to victory at Parkstaith, with Ferrana closing strongly to finish second. Harrison on the rail and Ramey also delivered solid efforts as Tony Faust led early but faded entering the stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Hogan
Parkstaith
McEwen
Ferrana
W. H. Schwartz
Burlingame
Lee Harrison II
G. Price
Murray
Ramey. A
Larrison & B
Roberta
Kelley & D
Cottom
Lumelcu
Hogan
J. F. Richardson
John Patterson
Queen Ruth
Arbutus
Star Blue
Faust
Harrison
Ramey
Tony Faust
Race finish note shows McAlan strong in stretch
Speed led early, but the early front runner faded as McAlan closed with a stout finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speed
McAlan
Heard Around the Track at the Local Race Meet
W S Heath bid up Flying the winner of the sixth race to 505 dollars. Favorites King Worth and Alvis attracted heavy betting though value varied. Starter Morrissey steered the field smoothly. Burlingame rode Medic and Ed win T Fryer to victory and placed well in another race. Two major races slated today including a five and one half furlong handicap and the Butte handicap for 1000 dollars with nine starters. Sixteen books attracted yesterday. record pace may not match last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie F
Regards
Pauley
Ormando Cunningham
W. S. Heath
King Worth
Kenilworth
Alvis
Morrissey
Burlingame
Medic
Edwin T. Fryer
Sir Harry
Ferrana
Butte
Clothier Johnston Niles Gardner Reach Longwood Semi finals
In Boston on July 25 the all comers Longwood tennis singles bowl survivors include William J. Clothier of Philadelphia, William Johnston of San Francisco, N Niles of Boston, and G P Gardner Jr of Boston. Clothier faces Johnston while Niles plays Gardner in the semi finals. The article notes the eastern doubles proceeding next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
William J. Clothier
Philadelphia
William Johnston
San Francisco
N. Niles
G. P. Gardner Jr
Clothier
Johnston
Niles
Gardner
Local doubles championship slate set for tomorrow
The doubles championship schedule follows with Larned and Wright facing Touchard and Washburn, and Niles and Dabney meeting Scott and Beals in the early rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bles
Larned
Wright
Touchard
Washburn
Niles
Dabney
Scott
Beals
Races at Fort Erie Called Off by the Law
Buffalo July 25 The Grand Circuit races postponed by rain were canceled at noon after an injunction by John Madigan owner of Fort Erie track. Canadian law limits light harness racing to three days, heats yesterday counted as a day, and purse money was distributed. Del Rey driven by Walter Cox won the big share of the $5,000 Fort Erie purse. Billy M. won the 2:09 pace. The free for all pace was not run due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
H. S. Neally
Neally
Association
John Madigan
Fort Erie
Madigan
Crown
Walter Cox
del Rey
Billy M
Methodists Beat Christians in Low-Scoring Game 7 to 1
Mountain Views edged Christian church 7 to 1 as BE La Duke pitched a no-hitter for the winners. Batteries: E La Duke and A La Duke for Mountain Views. A Hoem and K Simmons for Christians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Views
Christian Church
BE. la Duke
E. la Duke
A. la Duke
A. Hoem
K. Simmons
Servia Grows Six Thousand Acres of Tobacco Yearly
The report notes that the town of Servia expands tobacco cultivation by six thousand acres each year, reflecting a significant agricultural drive and economic activity in the region.
Drawn Battle as Williams Beats Dixon in Wimbledon Open
The U S team drew with England for the Davis trophy in two tight singles. J Parke defeated M E McLoughlin while R Norris Williams outplayed C P Dixon to level the series. McLoughlin disappointed despite flashes of brilliance and Parke relied on plan play to prevail in the late rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
England
United States
Dwight F. Davis
Williams
McLoughlin
Parke
Associated Press Tonight
The
Californian
Deuce
McLoughlin slows as Parke beats Wimbledon champ at Longwood
Boston reports that after Wimbledon news of the American champion's defeat casts a shadow over Longwood matches for the Longwood bowl. William A. Larned notes McLoughlin is a dry weather player and slowed by rain, fog, and a Pacific coast training shift. He predicts a strong comeback in doubles with Wrenn's coaching and in the Monday match with Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wimbledon
Longwood Cricket Club
William A. Larned
McLoughlin
Parke
Pacific Coast
Williams
Newport
Wrenn
Dixon
Milwaukee Outfielder Chappelle Sold to White Sox
The Milwaukee outfielder Larry Chappelle is sold to the Chicago White Sox for 15000 dollars. He is expected to add power to the Sox lineup after a strong batting and fielding record with Milwaukee in the American Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry” Chappelle
Milwaukee
Chicago White Sox
Chappelle
Sox
Entries for Todays Races
Entries for todays races show six races with five furlongs to a mile and a half. Notable horses include RimilaX Misplay Tom Knight VA-Va Milton Robbes and Prospero Lad across five races with various ages and handicaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rimilax
Deal Carroll
Frances G. .Sweeseeesesevess
Scoring Snaps Across Cities In A Turbulent Night
A compact score rundown lists St Paul six and Minneapolis eleven, Toledo one, Louisville zero, Kansas City ten and Milwaukee two, Indianapolis two and Columbus three, reflecting a lively set of contests across several venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Columbus
Baseball scores from regional games in midweek slate
Des Moines defeated Omaha 6 to 8 in a high scoring contest while Lincoln edged Topeka 7 to 6 after 10 innings. St Joseph won 2 to 0 at Sioux City and Denver triumphed 7 to 10 against Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Omaha
Lincoln
Topeka
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Denver
Wichita
Cleveland Population Now Estimated at 722,500
Cleveland reports a total population of 722,500 based on school census figures. The data cite 144,427 children of school age, reflecting a substantial youth share in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lewistown Triumphs Over Butte in Blanking Victory
Lewistown blanks the Butte Independents by a 0 to 0 score as Chief Eastman shines on the mound. Butte had eight scattered hits and mounted a late threat in the second inning, Gilbey striking out 10 but giving up costly extra base hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Lewistown
Butte Independents
Eastman
Butte
Gilbey
Allis and Wood Reach Western Amateur Golf Final
In Chicago on July 25 E P Allis 111 of Milwaukee faces Warren K Wood of Chicago in the western amateur golf championship final tomorrow. In the semis Allis beat former National Champion Robert A Gardner 6 up 5 to play while Wood defeated Joseph Le Due 3 up 7 to play. Both players have shown top form with Allis consistently under par and Wood a 72 morning round three under. If they sustain form the final should be close with Wood leveraging experience and home-course familiarity and Allis displaying notable nerve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
E. P. Allis
Milwaukee
Warren K. Wood
Homewood
Allis
Robert A. Gardner
Hinsdale Club
Wood
Joseph le Due
Calumet Club
Chick” Hvans
Gardner
America
Montgomery Buys Elmer Brown for 7000 Dollars in Brooklyn Deal
Montgomery reports Elmer Brown sold to the Brooklyn club for 7000 dollars cash. The St. Louis Browns exercised their option on a player from the local team by selecting Pitcher Manning. Both pitchers report at season's end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Elmer Brown
Brooklyn
St. Louis Browns
Manning
Merrill Hall and Strachan Win Singles at Omaha Club
Merrill Hall of New York and John Strachan of San Francisco won their singles matches to advance to the singles championship of the fourth national clay court tournament at the Omaha Field Club. The finalists will play tomorrow for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Merrill Hall
New York
John Strachan
San Francisco
Omaha Field Club
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Minnie F. Noses Regards
Nip
Tack
Hdawin T. Fryer
Queen Leah
Whip and Spurs
Golf Ball
Montana
John T. Ireland
H. Morrisey
A. M. Strauser
J. Tonktin
J. Nelson
W. M. Neeser
W. McIntyr
Idun
Vance & F
E. McEwen
Marie Coghill
Wallhauser
Rosen
Hollenbeck
St. Murray
Cotton & T
Cotton Wee
Golden Shower
Carter
Lord Clinton
Murphy
G. Newbert
Maud Camimann
Ontario
C. Kelly Ciscose
Mary O'Day
D. McClure
Abrupt
M. J. Pare
Bannockburn
Lucille Brambie
BK. J. Strauser
Woods
Coghill & O'Day
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Clinton
Ren
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Chanticler
H. Miller
G van Gordon
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J. W. Young
Alvin
Reese & CO
Ccc Ceerene
Clarry
Janice
Br.g
Kenilworth-Mitten
High Price
Harry
Miller
Princeas
Norse
Ke Pauley
H. Branch
Igginbotham
Stanford Weer
W. N. Tulley
Kelsey
Ormonde Cunningham
Ravel Dare
Ll. LA. Allen
Clint Tucker
Rom. & Co
W. McIntyre
Ossian
L. B. Bird
Rose Murray
Pansy
Beckham
Co. Selly
Stene
Dad Stearns
H. L. Batch
Zool
P. F. Gloss
Sielaft Teen Neee
Ray Rose
H. C. Davey
Minnie
B. F
Albula
Martha
K. J Farris
Mossie
Stearns
Cunningham
Op O cl
Arerio
HA. Berg
Dahnkes
Fountain & M
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Hy Co
Ball
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Ullen
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Heath
McAlan Clos
Longwood
McLonchlin
Vete
Ran Dixon
Wiliams
Vantage
Beamish
Wilding
Love
Paris
Western Outfit Co
North Main Street
Larry
Adeydekhvawesie Ake
Eabed Beysevareges
J. FH. Bry
Sir Barry
Coessecsovens
Sss
Bcd
Cubibensaboes
Cseceeeereeersens
Bebe Old Goin
Bashful Bettie
Ieélse Skaee
Gaamp
Americas
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Jack Paine
Harry Lauder
Lady Panchieta
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Bert Getty
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Qbog Miami
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Great Friar
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American Association
Symons Dry Goods Company
Lewistown Blanks
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