Sir Fretful Upsets Dope In Futurity Handicap Race
The Mack stable horse Fancy from the wizard Mack's stable won the third race on the Futurity course in a popular upset over Thistle Belle with Burlingame. Sir Fretful surprised by winning the handicap at six to one, Sempsilla and Mrs Gamp followed, while Americus faded after a crowded start. Waldo surprised at 20 to 1 winning the final race, and Bob Farley led from start to finish in the fifth.
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Sir Fretful
Sempsilla
Mrs. Gamp
Pride of Lismore
Americus
Parlor Boy
Whiskers Tip Fails to Match First Race Expectation At Track
Excited spectator rushed the press stand to relay a strong tip for the first race. Blue Beard turned out to be the touted horse after the race. Fancy won the third race and fetched bids up to 505, while Bob Farley, winner of the fifth, drew 405 in bidding. Gimli changed hands to Marty Mack, owner of Fancy and Buses, with public price undisclosed. Du Bon caused a barrier disruption in the sixth race. Burlingame led in front for Fancy, and King Worth was omitted in the third race today with number 2869 carrying 11 1/2 pounds. Weather kept many away as fourteen books were cut. McEwen’s ride on Ave in the second race drew criticism for alleged steering. Prospere Lad faced a disputed kick not allowed by Judge Ireland.
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Eather
Wesith
Fretful
Americus
Pride of Lismore
Sir Fretful
Miller
Sempsilia
Mrs. Gamp
Ave
Fancy
Wizard Mack
Burlingame
Thistle Belle
Lean Shark
Mandadero
Johnathan
Bob Farley
Waldo
Blue Beard
J. Nattress
Thistie Belle
F. W. Doss
Like Fancy
Gimli
Marty Mack
Buses
Mack
Bedwell
Lutte
du Bon
Miami
King Worth
McEwen
Prospere Lad
Pawley
Ireland
W. S. Heath
Regards
W. Higginbotham
Pauley
Milt Jones
Cotton
Jonathan
Conroy & A
McIntyre
Canda & Y
EB. Bird
Fischer
Tilinghast
Gabriel
Farley
Jones
Br.g
Miller-Black Lady
Heath
Lee Harrison II
IH. Barr
Prince Conrad
Sir Barry
Shark
St Paul Beats Milwaukee and Others in Narrow Showdowns
A compact score roundup shows St Paul 3 Milwaukee 0 Indianapolis 2 Louisville 8 Columbus 7 Toledo 3 Minneapolis 7 Kansas City 2. The brief lists multiple team results, indicating a sequence of games and final tallies for each matchup.
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Oeas
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Purdue Cs
Crteces Oseere
Ccsscaesas
Crcccess
Veicviveraviess
Veicviveraviess Eters
American Association
Milwaukee
Louisville
Minneapolis
Columbus
Kansas City St. Paul
Steet
Toledo
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Fourth race at half furlongs selling highlights
Key results from a crowded program include winners such as Ave, Rimifax, and Bertha V. In race two, Ave led from the start, with Rimifax and Va Va close behind amid interference. The Futurity course third race saw Fancy and Parlor Boy among top finishers, while bettors noted overweight horses and high prices.
Talk of Butte Sport Circles Tally Johns Bout Plans
Tally Johns, local featherweight, signs for a 12 round fight at Anaconda on August 12 with Denny Dunn of Cleveland. Weighing 122 pounds, ringside bet details surface as manager W. Wicker backs a $500 side and $250 forfeit. Johns eye Albuquerque bout with Ben Chavez for Labor Day.
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Tally Johns
Anaconda
Denny Dunn
Cleveland
Johns
W. Wicker
Tally
Albuquerque
N. M
Ben Chavez
Chavez
Coulton
Fighters Dick Hy land and Steve Ketchell eye clash card
Rumor suggests top lightweights Fighting Dick Hy land and Steve Ketchell may meet in the same ring. While police are homebound, loyal fans are urged to back Jack Douglas and Luther McCarty, who box a preliminary at Regan's show Saturday night, for a lively undercard.
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Dick Hyland
Steve Ketchell
Jack Douglas
Luther McCarty
Regan
The Butte Track’s Lone Owner Jones Wins or Loses
Tom Jones, a single horse owner, faced hardship as Copperfield failed to place at Butte. He borrowed $10 on a watch, won $60 on Fancy, then $360 on Sir Fretful, adding $60 to total $420. He doubled down with Waldo’s nose bets, ending with $1,280 before losses return.
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Tom Jones
Copperfield
Butte
Jones
Waldo
Cleveland Beats New Yorkers Twice in Doubleheader
Cleveland takes the series from New York three games to one after wins of 6 2 and 6 3. A rain delay hit the second game's fourth inning but play continued nine innings. Kahler solid on the mound, New York outhit but unable to convert. In the fourth inning of the second game Cleveland tallied all their runs on singles, an error, and late outs.
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New York
Cleveland
Dineen
McConnell
Keating
Kahler
New Yorks
Schultz
Jackson
Lajoie
O'Neil
Turner
Graney
R. H. EB
Cwveoman Cess Cocses
Eveeves
Carisch
Sweeney
R. H. E. Ciovciarg
Zoth Cocevesses Estessessns
Mitchell and
Schulz
Warhop
Gossett
Tennis Death Threats Spark Debate Over Smash Service
A letter argues that a winning smash service in lawn tennis, though legal, harms the sport and could lead to its demise if not barred, comparing it to the spot stroke in billiards and urging reform to protect the game.
Pacific Coast League Scores From San Francisco to Los Angeles
July 29 reports show San Francisco 88 against Oakland 10 with Hawley Schmidt Leh man and Mitze on batteries. Sacramento 1232 leads with Kolener Elliott Sterritt Lively Stroud and Chenck. Los Angeles 7 6 0 1 Portland blanked 0 with Krause and Fisher Tozer Perritt Arbogast on deck.
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Portland
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Venice
San Francisco
Oakland
R. H. E. Son Fancico
MN. H. E. Vorics
Sidering
Sedenvias Secsersiteceae
Kolener
Ellott
Sterritt, Lively, Stroud and
Chenk
R. H. E. Portland
Krause Ani Fisher, Tozer, Perritt and
Arbogast
Philadelphia Beats Detroit 0 0 in First Game of Doubleheader
Philadelphia shut out Detroit 0 in the first game of a scheduled doubleheader. The second game was halted in the third inning due to a thunderstorm with Detroit two men on base. Batteries listed: Dauss and McKee for Detroit. Brown and Lapp for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Hall
Stanage
Houck
Lapp
Trouck
Leslie Bush
R. H. B. Dew
ORE Ff
Dauss
McKee
Brown
R. Ce Eee Pryce
Terry Rey
Entries for Today's Races and Notable Horses
Racing card details multiple races across tracks. Notable entries include Famous, Copperfield, Princess Janice, King Worth, Montauk Don, Annie McGee, and Jeanne D Arc. Listings show race types, distances, purses, and selling and handicap conditions with various horse names and numbers.
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Montauk Don
Sredécevevee
Sleepland
PBIB
Recesscesaeaccesceibee Ieee
the Monk
apEabes Ave
Ereeses Wessedse
Jeanne D'Arc
Stes
Jim
Washington Wins Third Straight in Series Over St Louis
Washington defeated St Louis 2 to 1 to take three of four in the series. Engel earned his second win while Leverenz kept the score down despite liberal hits, aided by St Louis errors. Batteries Leverenz and Alexander. Engel and Henry.
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Washington
St. Louis
Engel
Leverenz
Alexander
Henry
Boston Wins Doubleheader Over Chicago to Sweep Series
Boston completes a four game series sweep by defeating Chicago in a doubleheader. First game a 2 to 0 pitchers duel with Gard ner and Engle producing the runs. Second game Boston breaks loose, scoring five off O’Brien as Chicago errors mount and O’Brien’s wild pitching worsens Chicago’s plight.
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Boston
Chicago
Scott
Foster
Gardner
Engle
Hooper
Speaker
O’brien
O'Brien
R. HH. B. Cimbaeo
Iasaceecs
Major League Matchups Across Cities
Cleveland at Boston. Chicago at New York. Detroit at Washington. St Louis at Philadelphia. Four games listed across major cities, indicating a schedule or roundup of upcoming baseball or basketball matchups among the teams and venues.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Northwestern League Scores From Portland Vancouver and Spokane
Portland on July 29 saw TRACOM defeat Sabletrasenerenes with McGinnity and Crisp on the batteries opposite Stanley and Connroy. Vancouver scored 4 to 2 with Toner and Shea opposing Ingersoll and Lewis. Spokane beat BORIS 5 to ? with Fullerton and Cadman behind Kraft Smith and Hannah.
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R. H. E. Tracom
Sccecces Sabletrasenerenes
Esce
Ccvces
McGinnity and Crisp, Stanley and Connroy
Vancouver
Isco
Toner and Shea
Ingersoll and
Lewis
Spokane
E. Boris i
Cess
Fullerton and
Cadman
Kraft, Smith and Hannah
Baseball Scores From Boise and Walla Walla Games
Boise and Walla Walla reports dated July 29 show North Yakima winning 7 to 6 with batteries Gordon Taylor Hall Bonner Gard. In the Walla Walla game Osborne Haworth Shader Brown powered the 4 to 1 win while Misins Abbhescntes and others are listed among line scores.
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Boise
Idaho
R. H. E. North Yakima
Caceeceastiete
Gordon and Taylor
Hall, Bonner and Gard
Walla Walla
R. H. E. Pgimiod
Sic
Osborne and Haworth
Shader and
Brown
English Davis Cup players praised in anonymous letter
An anonymous letter in the Standard claims English competitors were superior all around in the Davis Cup matches, but the Americans won the trophy due to McLoughlin's performance.
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London
Standard Today
McLoughlin
Giants Near Pennant With Double Win Over Cardinals
New York Giants beat St Louis 1 0 and 3 0 to move closer to the National League title while St Louis sinks to the cellar. Demaree outpitched Doak in the opener and Fromme held off the locals in the nightcap as Meyers and Meyers drove in the only runs for the Giants.
Philadelphia Triumphs 7 4 Against Hendrix in Pittsburg
Philadelphia hammered Hendrix to win 7 to 4 in Pittsburg, taking three of four in the series. Butler and Hendrix hit key triples to spark four Pirates runs, while Dopin substituted Alexander in the sixth. Philadelphia added three more runs after the switch, with Mayer and Kilifer sharing catching duties.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Hendrix
Butler
Dopin
Alexander
Mayer
Pirates
Mayer, Alexander
Killifer
Simon
Cincinnati Rallies in Eighth to Beat Brooklyn 6–5
Cincinnati triumphed 6 to 5 over Brooklyn in the final game of the series. Walker, Brooklyn’s new pitcher, showed control issues with two costly walks in the second and eighth innings after a solid start. Batter totals and line score indicate a close game decided late.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Walker
R. H
Miller, Johnson, Brown and Kling
Boston Wins Final Game 9 to 1 Behind Dickson Pitching
Chicago July 24 Boston reversed form and tied the series by a 9 to 1 win. Dickson pitched superbly allowing four hits as the Boston defense sparkled. Manager Evers argued with Umpire Orth and was sent to the clubhouse. Batteries Dickson Whaling Overall Ritchie Bresnahan.
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Chicago
Boston
Dickson
Evers
Orth
R. H. Bi
Brooklyn at Pittsburg
Schedule reads Brooklyn travels to Pittsburg while Boston visits St Louis and New York heads to Chicago Philadelphia meets Cincinnati in a set of league matchups.
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Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
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