Princess Janice pulls off 10 to 1 upset in major race
In a fast track recap crowds flocked to the Moree meet as Bert Getty upset the mile event amid heavy betting. Princess Janice surprised by a late rush to beat King Worth by a neck after Miller momentarily slowed. Othello and Fafner followed in close order as the Chanticler stable again yielded an upset.
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Butte
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Bert Getty
Chanticler
Harry Lauder
Cantem
Buri
King Worth
Othello
Bing
Princess Janice
Miller
Janice
Young
Os Pauley
C. B. Miller
Fafner
Keefe & Co
Matthews
G. van Gorden
Burlingame
Heath
Wwi
F McPiwen
Dr. Bailey
Batchelor
Banasta Mack
D. Hogan
Oe de Bezanson
Jannice
Ch. F
General Roberts
Janice Marian
J. W. Young
Bailey
How to Get Rid of Eczema in Nine Steps
A historical ad-like notice claims 8S. 8S. cures eczema and skin troubles by renewing blood from stomach to skin. It touts Swift Specific Co. product with a laboratory at 189 Swift Bldg Atlanta Ga, warns against cheaper imitations and promises energy and vitality after use.
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Swift Specific Co
Swift
Atlanta
Rockdale and Janice Marian racing results at Butte
In July 1913 at Butte Montana the fourth and third races show Rockdale and Janice Marian dominating. Jockeys, trainers, and owners are listed with times and finishes. Othello and Fafner also feature in close pursues. The report details standing starts, weights, prices, and post-race outcomes across multiple heats and purses.
Racing Entrants and Results From Futurity Course Meets
The report lists multiple horse races with entrants including Lord Canton, Mary O Day, Arbutus, Roberta, Lehigh, Montauk Don, Parlor Boy, and Decency. Key results note Esther and Arbutus contending in a Futurity race with final placements and times. Montauk Don wins the sixth race ahead of Decency and The Monk in a late finish.
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Lord Canton
Record Breaking Day at the Races in Grand Rapids
Grand Circuit races drew the largest crowd yet as 15 heats produced several records. Ste. Bruno Lad posted 2.04% pace in the 2:07 event while Strathstorm led the slowest heat at 2.09%. Tenara, despite lameness, won multiple heats and Tenaro set a 2:06% race mark for a trotter at Comstock. Eilabelle died in her stall from indigestion amid the day's events.
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Grand Rapids
Strathstorm
Ste. Bruno Lad
Tommy Horn
Indiana
Tenaro
Comstock Track
Tenara
Cheney
Marigold
Murphy
Mack Thistle
Eilabelle
Cleveland
Iowa
Todd Code
Warner Hall
Furniture Manufacturers
Judson Girl
Oakdale
Pace
Bert Getty Wins Fourth Race by Narrow Margin
Bert Getty edged Harry Lauder by a neck to win the fourth race, with Cantem third as Mimorioso and Burt showed early speed. The winner paid 6 to 1 as form players and bookmakers reacted to the upset. In the featured fifth race Navy Handicap, Secretary Daniels visited the course with reporters as Ethel Sampson, Dreadnaught Roberta, Lady Renssel laer and Esther battled rough seas to finish with Arbutus third. Montauk Don, at 8 to 1, won after Decency set the early pace and Monk surged to third despite rough sailing. Sleepland ran well in muddy conditions.
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Haba
Sette
Bert Getty
Chanticler
Milles Ns
Orr Harry Lauder
Grefer & B
Cantem
J. Amensetter
Mimorioso
S. Veillery
Burlingame
Burl
Edmonton
T. S. Harrison
Duggan
Dr. Dougherty
Harrington
Bezanson
Gstty
Lander
Bannockburn- Geheimness
Bonanza
Dougherty
Getty
Charl
Mimoriose
Buri
Jockey
O Ci
Harlem Maid
Lady Rennselaer
Ah Matthews
Ruth Esther
Whitcomb
Dawson
Bigg Cluaum
Tetas Babtbees
Anne McGee
T. F. Garner
Marcellus
Pistbadelheres
McAlan
Cotton & T
Bluebeard
Keelie
Lieut. Sawyer
L. E. Bird
C. King
Lehigh
Ormonde Cunningham
Tattleton
Ccesee Cesseeharaeeetien If
Esther
Arbutus
Br. m
Rensselaer-Lady Algy
FE. Jackson
Clint Tucker
Sam Connor
Samson
Rensselaer
Queen Ruth
Trobert Mitchell
Marshal Tilghman
O ‘el Dare
McGee
Sawyer
Rave
Montauk Don
P. J. O'Neill
Corey
Waite
W. Gemmell
Pauley
Pontius & B
Footloose
W. M. Baker
Matthews
Semsilla
Elizabeth Trarwood
Jeanne D'Arc
W. M. Neeser
Meintyre
Crex
Redbud
Cee
Queen
Beckham
Don
Lace
Decency
Monk
Ch. G
Folsomin
O'Farrell
J. McNamara
Wild Bear
Harry Lauder
Burt
Josephus Daniels
Ethel Sampson
Morrissey
Roberta
Lady Renssellaer
Anna McGee
Chanticler Stable Dominates as Banberry Wins Second Race
Banberry, winner of the second race, was run up to 305 by J Cuneo and retained. The Chanticler stable showed strong form with Ray Egan near the front. Burlingame emerged as the popular rider, riding six races and delivering two early wins. Secretaries and officials drew polite applause amid a turf issue settlement favoring three months of Montana racing, with plans for Great Falls and Deer Lodge meets.
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Banberry
J. Cuneo
Chanticler
Bert Getty
King Worth
Ray Egan
Burlingame
Banasta Mack
Dr. Bailey
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
of the Navy
H. I. Wilson
Butte
Record price set for Prince Palatine at Ascot sale
London July 80 The record price of $260,000 was paid today for Prince Palatine winner of the Ascot gold cup by J B Joel the South African millionaire. A proviso by former owner T Pilkington stated the horse must not leave London. The prior record paid for a thoroughbred was $196,875 for Flying Fox.
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London
Prince Palatine
J. B. Joel
T. Pilkington
Flying Fox
Montanas Challenge Independents In City Ball Circuit
Manager O'Donnell of the Montana ball team invites the Independents to a challenge game or series, with Lewistowns also welcome after recent success against the Independents. The Montanas sit 9 wins in 13 this season, scoring at least six runs in every game.
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O'Donnell
Montana
Independents
Lewistowns
Montanas
Standard
Elevators at Port Arthur and Port William Reach Large Grain Capacity
Full capacity of the terminal elevators at Port Arthur and Port William reaches about 30,000,000 bushels, though actual storage rarely hits this due to varying grain grades and condition.
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Port Arthur
Port William
Pittsburg Defeats Brooklyn 5-2 With Sacrifice Hits
Pittsburg bunched five runs off Ragan in the second and seventh innings as Moran’s misthrows and sacrifice flies aid a 5-2 Brooklyn win. The locals capitalized on three sacrifice flies and a strong defense to secure the victory at home.
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Pittsburg
Pittseburg
Ragan
Brooklyn
Moran
R. H. EB. Brookiyvt
Cps
Ragan, Curtis and Miller
McQuillan and
Gibson
Cheney Stops New York in 5-0 Chicago Victory
Cheney and Chicago pitchers held the league leaders to zero as Crandall Meyers and Wilson backed by Bresnahan delivered a 5-0 win over New York. The game featured decisive defense and steady scoring with Chicago seizing control early.
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Chicago
Cheney
New York
York
Chagrro
Tesreau
Cincinnati Triumphs 5 4 Over Philadelphia In Rally
Philadelphia mounted a late ninth inning push but Cincinnati held on for a 5 4 win. Lobert led off with a triple Cravath and Luderus added a triple and single as Ames struggled after Brennan. Rixey relieved and allowed one hit and one run.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Lobert
Cravath
Luderus
Ames
Brennan
Rixey
Sittinvererees
Killifer
Dooin
Ames and
Clark
Shakeup Helps St Louis Defeat Boston 9 to 1
St Louis with a changed lineup beat Boston 9 to 1. The locals showed strong base running and used a squeeze play twice. They collected bunched hits, aided by errors in the first, fifth, and sixth innings, scoring seven runs. In the second inning two runs came without a hit. Batteries listed as James Rudolph Strand Rariden Tragesser Harmon Wingo Hildebrand. Same teams scheduled today.
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St. Louis
Boston Today
R. H
Boston
Sostostanns
LouUle
James, Rudolph
Strand and
Rariden
Tragesser
Harmon and Wingo and
Hildebrand
Farrells Caretaker Led Trotting Expeditions
A historical note describes a person who escorted and cared for Farrell on numerous glcbe trotting trips, focusing on tending the animals and ensuring their safety during journeys.
Rube Benton Injured in Motorcycle Accident in Cincinnati
Cincinnati July 30 Rube Benton star pitcher of the Cincinnati National League club was injured in a motorcycle collision with a Madison road car in Walnut Hills. He sustained a fractured jaw concussion and multiple bruises. Doctors say his condition remains serious but not immediately life threatening and that he may not play this season.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Rube" Benton
Cincinnati National League Baseball Club
Walnut Hills
Benton
Madison
Quicker kicking likely this year in football rules
New intercollegiate football rules for 1918 bring few changes mainly technical. The standout shift allows the kicker to stand at any distance from the scrimmage line, potentially enabling quick kicks from directly behind the forwards. Walter Camp notes substitutions rules loosened to permit return once at period start or during the fourth period, and wording clarifications on forward passes and kicks.
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New York
Football Rules Committee
Walter Camp
Pacific Coast League scores from July 30
In Los Angeles Portland defeated the home club with notable performances by Higginbotham Berry Ryan Perritt Arbogast Byrnes and others. San Francisco tripped to a close game with Fanning Decanniere Standridge Clarke Malarkey and Mitze delivering for the visitors. Sacramento posted a win led by Harkness Ferguson Elliott Williams Kinsella and Bliss.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Rahnae Comiang
Fanning
Decanniere
Sacramento
R. H. EB. Wenle
Harkness, Ferguson and Elliott
Williams, Kinsella
Bliss
Cobb seeks inquiry into spectator removal incident
New York July 30 The unsuccessful attempt by Tyrus Cobb to have a spectator ejected from the stands during the Detroit Philadelphia game will be reviewed by the baseball players fraternity. Cobb says the spectator spoke objectionable language prompting his request to eject him. President Fultz says the incident shows organized baseball methods are inadequate.
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New York
Tyrus Cobb
Philadelphia
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
Cobb
National Commission
Fultz
Lorillard's Farrier John J Farrell Dies At Forge
Jobstown N J July 30 John J Farrell once chief horseshoer for Pierre Lorillard's racing stable at his estate near here died yesterday after being stricken at the forge he ran since Mr Lorillards death He is said to have been the only man allowed to shoe his horses.
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Jobstown
N. J
Pierre Lorillard
John J. Farrell
Mr. Lorilard
Two Base Hits Spark Philadelphia Victory Over St Louis
Missoula youngster holds Browne to five hits and one run as Philadelphia defeats St Louis. Schang labels a two-base hit, Bush records an RBI play, and Oldring singles for a third inning score. In the fifth, Murphy doubles, Barry sacrifices, and Schang flies to drive in the winning run. Sto vall singles in the sixth and Pratt triples for another tally. Batteries Weisman Alexander Bush Schang.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Bush
Weisman
Schang
Oldring
Murphy
Barry
Stovall
Pratt
Alexander
Fisher Tops Rus sell in pitchers battle as New York shuts out Chicago
New York defeated Chicago 3 to 0 in a pitchers battle. Russell held New York to one hit through six innings before tiring, allowing three late New York runs in the seventh and eighth. Batteries Russell and Schalk. Fisher and Sweeney.
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New York
Fisher
Russell
Chicago
Cuicrro Cccessscvsne Cvvsesees Secceses
Ruesell
Schalk
Sweeney
Boston Cleveland Game Postponed by Wet Grounds
Weather hits baseball slate with two postpone games as Cleveland plays Boston and Washington faces Detroit. Rain and soggy fields force delays in July action, delaying expected lineups and results.
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Boston
Washington
Detroit
Northwest League Baseball Scores Report
Spokane defeated Vancouver 8 to 9 with Batteries Kelly Cadman Olmstead Coveleskie Grindell Altman for Spokane. Vancouver Batteries Fitzgerald Shea Lewis. Clark Portland Tacoma noted with Belford Kaufman Kurfuse Harris Crisp Todd Conroy.
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Spokane
H. B. Beattis
Kelly and
Cadman
Olmstead
Coveleskie
Grindell
Altman
Vancouver
Fitzgerald and Shea
Lewis
Clark
Portland
R. WL. F
Tacoma
Sss
Disbee Estieusoonseatee
Potcmang
Cenee
Icveey Et Batteries
Belford, Kaufman, Kurfuse and Harris
Crisp Todd and
Conroy
Scoreline Summary From Recent Games
Columbus and St. Paul posted 2 and 5 respectively while Louisville and Minneapolis delivered notable wins with 5 and 13. Other results included Indianapolis 1, Toledo 1, Kansas City 1, Milwaukee 4, adding to a varied slate of city matchups and scores.
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Milwaukee
Weer Etter Eens Oa
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Local scores show varied team outcomes across cities
Des Moines 18 over Lincoln 1 and Omaha 6 over Wichita 7 highlight a range of results. St. Joseph 0 and Denver 5 mark lopsided defeats while Sioux City 7 and Topeka 6 indicate a tight contest.
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Des Moines
Lincoln
Omaha
Wichita
St. Joseph
Denver
Sioux City
Topeka
Lewistown Beats Butte Independents for Sixth Straight Win
Lewistown won its sixth straight over the Butte Independents by a score of 9 to 0. Wilcox pitched well though five costly errors by the visitors hurt their chances. George Eastman, brother of Chief Eastman, debuted at short replacing the injured McQuaid. Eastman, on Fittsburg's reserve, previously played for the Pirates on the spring trip and was farmed to the Virginia league before finishing the season here. Sunday's league games resume with a double header against Sheridan.
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Lewistown
Mont
Lewstown
Butte Independents
Wilcox
George Eastman
Chief Eastman
Short
McQuaid
Eastman
Fittsburg
Pirates
Sheridan
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Matthew
Bay Rose
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T‘hener
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Cc. H. Mor
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Little Lace
la Cazadora
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R. H. E. Pendleton
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