Grand circuit races draw big crowd at Cleveland track
Crowds exceed estimates on opening day as M. & M. stake of 31090 transfers from Detroit remains a highlight. Brilliant Girl wins heat but lame, Direct takes next two heats and the race, with Brillant Girl and Kenneth Mac earning minor placings amid a series of pace and trot events with purses ranging from 1500 to 3000 dollars.
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Frank Kerdig
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Baseball scoreboard notes from July games and line scores
In St Louis the Blitting team won to set up a later meeting after a pitching duel. Marris faced trouble as Young relieved in the sixth. New York edged Cleveland in a seesaw game with three seventh-inning runs. Chicago defeated Washington behind early hits, and Detroit saw Plank falter late as a rally formed in the ninth.
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St Louis Beats Brooklyn In Fourth Game Of Series
In National League action on a July day Brooklyn and St Louis split the series with the visitors winning the fourth game. Brooklyn was outplayed most of the contest and barely held off a late charge. Beets is noted among Brooklyn batters while Karger and We Marshall pitched for Brooklyn with Ritter and Conway also seen in action.
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We Marshall
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Boston Tennis Match Sees Chicago Triumph in Tourney
In Boston a tense tennis day ended with Chicago edging Boston as Evers suffered a hit from a stray ball and left the court. Batteries Lindaman and Kilng contributed in a rough, crowded clash while O'Days and others battled for control amid windy conditions.
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New York Beats Cincinnati in Rain-Shortened Game
New York defeated Cincinnati from four straight wins while Corcoran's errors contributed to the loss. Fielding by Jude and Shannon stood out as Wicker Livingston Mathewson Ferguson and Tresnjian worked the batteries. Umpires Jolinetone and Melie called the game due to dirtiness.
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Shannon
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Ferguson
Tresnjian
Jolinetoné
Abd Melie
Dover swimmer fails in channel attempt at daybreak
An amateur swimmer named Jnhex Welffe attempted to cross the channel starting last night but abandoned efforts early morning due to injuries. Also noted is the death of John Nolmes Gootenow, longtime secretary of the legation and charge d'affaires at Constantinople.
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Aay
Atlante Chis
John Nolmes Gootenow
Legation
Constantinople
Plans for football made by scholastics
Spokane high school football lays out a fall schedule announced in the Chronicle. The team plans to meet Butte and Whitman College, with games against Seattle Lewiston and Missoula campuses, while a fraternity rule may affect eligible players and captaincy remains undecided. Butte High also prepares a largely new roster under a new Carnell coach, with intercollegiate rule changes ahead.
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Lewiston
Bute
Montauk
Missoula
Rouse
Gaoa
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Aley
Carnell
Butte High School
Salt Lake
Behr defeats Clothier in Longwood tennis tourney
Yale’s Karl H. Behr defeated William J. Clothier of Philadelphia in straight sets 6-1 6-0 at the Longwood Cricket Club tournament. Behr advances to face former national champion William A. Larned tomorrow in the challenge round for the Longwood cup.
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Karl H. Behr
Yale
William J. Clophier
Philadelphia
Longwood Cricket Club
Bo. Behr
Willian A. Larned
Lewistown Wool Market Sees Persistent Low Prices
Special Dispatch reports Lewistown on July 30 saw another strong wool sales day despite heavy quantities. Buyers such as Dewey Gould & Co Patterson Willams & Co and Jeremiah Williams & Co contracted thousands of pounds at prices from 8 ½ to 38 cents per pound amid generally low grades and subdued demand.
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Levi Kner
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H.C. Lapham
Jeremiah Wilelame & Co
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Gage
Luce & Manning
Frank Degner
Dewey, Gould & Co
B. M. Bean
WB. Swinger
Great Falls Wool Market Prices Plunge Amid Large Sales
A special dispatch from Gren Falls reports over a million pounds of wool traded at the Great Falls market with prices from 11 cents to 24 1 2 cents per pound. Sales included Bateman Justice Co 17 000 pounds at 22 4 cents and Brown Adams 120 000 pounds at 16 3 4 cents.
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President Roosevelt Declines Third Term in Letter
A letter from Secretary William Loeb to Mrs. L A Kinney of Peoria states President Roosevelt refuses to run for a third term. The dated note confirms his prior position and cites irreversibility of his decision, sparked by a Peoria editorial urging a third term.
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Oyster Bey
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Peoria Herald-Transcript
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Baseball Players Fined In Nightly Altercation
New York reports President Pallant of the National Baseball League fined Pillsburg player Peitz and New York player McGinnity for an altercation at the Peitzburg ball park. Meunity receives $100 fine and suspension until Aug. Pettzt is fined $50 but suspended only until tomorrow. President Pulliam also fines umpire O Day $50 for not preventing the disgraceful affair.
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Harry Pallant
National Baseball League For
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Pillsburg
McGinnity
Phetsburg
MetHunity
G. Pettzt
Pulliam
O'Day
Unions Decide to Go It Alone on Labor Day
In Butte a split over Labor Day celebrations emerges as the Independent and International unions plan separate parades and exercises while inviting others to join their respective events. A Montana Labor federation head accepts address invitation. counterparts from Billings Helena Great Falls and Missoula promise sizable delegations.
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Butte Central Lawbor Council
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Uyntan
Godfrey
Musicians’ Union
Hobart
Brewers’ Union
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Tyboxerphicn Union
McNulty
Carpenters’ Union
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Billings
Helena
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Missoula
Annual Tennis Tournament Opens on Diamond Street Courts
The second annual tennis tournament of the Butte club begins today on Diamond street courts and aims to finish within the first two weeks of August. In New York, chatter grows over possible contents of Russell Sage’s will following a widely circulated tale that he left $10,000,000 to his wife shortly before death.
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