Seven events on the card at track exhibition
The racing association will present an auspicious programme of seven events at the track with a 1 40 pm start. Prizes include a 2 20 trot 3 18 pace race for under 3 year olds, a five and a half furlong handicap for any age, and pony running races for ponies under 3 hands. Boy owners ride the high one. County fair plans progress with exhibits promised from ranchers and other counties. A new exhibition building, 100 by 50 feet two stories, will host art and needlework and entertainments during fairs.
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Racing Association
Hamdsaine Porses
Aes
A. DB. Galbraith
Madison
Ruby Valleys
Yellowstone
George
Billings
Cascade
Yarough Theodore
Hison
Great Falls
Huce Auditorium
Fasr
Denver Race Meeting Dispatch and Court Ruling
A fragmented dispatch describes visits to the secretary in the Goliberg block and travel to Denver for a race meeting. Major Delma Lou Dillon is tied to a court case in Memphis, where the National Trotting Association won an injunction against holding a meeting amid alleged conspiracy.
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Denver
New Paven
Conn
Whitany BK
Lowngend
United States Circuit Court
Nrntton
Memphis
Jonal ‘Trotting Association
Resi Fk
National Association
Attarnes Jamen Meagher
Chicago
Memphis Association
P. P. Jetaton
National Gesociation
Vance
Kentucky
Tonigh
Fourth straight win for the Butte Bunch in tight game
The Butte Miners edge Grays 3 to 2 in a tense opener marked by Sullivan’s one handed catch and Bresino’s key eighth inning defense. Howard pitched for Bullets with Law on the Gray’s Harbor mound, while D. Boettinger tripled and Sullivan drove in the decisive run in the ninth.
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Buttes
Miners
Bullivan
Grays
Tealy
Sullivan
Dave
Brawn
Herwig
Duster Brown
Bresino
Crouader
Ac-Intyre
Thasre
Qna
Tad
Howard
Piteklon
Bulle
Gray's Harbor
Law
Vicklore
Campbell
Shrea Bas “Wil
Huston
Thera Rutte
Whighlip Dow
Adams
Attek
Hervig
D. Boettinger
Suleivan
Tb Bresino
Tad Hale
Brésino
Baxter
Werwig
Fan
Chen Sullivan
Boettinger
Swhidells
Death of George Wo Sikes Damps Helena Community
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports the death of George Wo Sikes, longtime Helena resident and editor with the Independent. His career included years in Montana and frequent visits to Helena after moving from St Paul and later settling in the area, leaving many warm friends.
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Standard
Hritga
George Wo Sikes
Helena
Tne
Montana
St. Paul
Hutte
Fikes
Porua
Pioneer of Mon dies at Waterloo in 1921
Jerry FB Stolenbangin dispatch reports the death of a longtime local resident born in Ohio in 1851 who moved to Dlouinna in 1882. He worked 42 years at the Moulton mill in Wilkerville and later moved to Whirrtoo. Survived by a wife and a young daughter. Funeral Sunday at 2 o clock officiated by Rev. Mr Mowntloy of Twin diles.
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Standard
Waterloo
Sunat—Jerry
Stolenbi Ber
Ohio
Dlouinna
Moulton
Wilkerville
Whirrtoo
Ike
Mowntloy
Butte Beats Gray's Harbor in Cold Spokane Ball Game
In a fast series game Tacoma edges Spokane as Butte and Gray's Harbor slug it out. Sullivan, Campbell and D Boattinger deliver key hits including two-baggers and a three-base shot. Butler and She Stanley share pitching duties amid a hectic field.
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Butte
Gray's Harbor
Herwig
Dresino
Stalan
Sullivan
Herwis
Campbell
Spoettinger
Harams
Nlay
Brown
D. Boattinger
Spokane
Spokane Tools
Tacour
Butler
Tacoma
Rush
Stanley
Indians
Ulass
RWB
Rae Snokane
Butterles
She Stanley
Upipire
Dadd
New York Americans Win Tenth Straight to Lead League
In New York on June 1 the Americans overwhelmed Philadelphia to extend their winning streak to ten and move into first place. Batteries Goakley Powers Chesbro Klelnow noted in the box score as key contributors to the victory.
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New York
Cleveland Beats St Louis Detroit Tops Boston Washington Triumphs
In other games, Cleveland defeated St Louis while Detroit beat Boston and Washington also won. The results show a mix of close and decisive outcomes across the slate.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Pittsburg Triumph In Sixth Inning Rally
National League action reports Pittsburg taking the lead in the sixth inning on singles by Nealon Sheehan and Phelps as St Louis had tied the game earlier in the inning. RHE. Umpires Carpainter and Johnston.
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Pittsburg
Nealon
Sheehan
Phelps
St. Louis
RHE
Bt. Louis
Cornell and Chicago Gridiron Meeting Likely This Fall
Cornell and Chicago are nearing a big fall football arrangement with talks over a possible game in Ithaca or a neutral Eastern site and both schools pressing for a high profile clash. Coach Stagg and Cornell officials see mutual benefit as the West’s conference changes push Chicago to seek eastern engagement.
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Cornell
Chicago
Stagg
Athletic Council
Ithaca
New York City
Navy
Frank Trelne
Cornett Athletic Council
Salds
Manseer Wardwell
Varsity
Chicaza
Michiean
Pennsylvania
Chicara
Aening
Tare
Marson
Midway University
Turkish Frontier Clash Sparks Fatalities at Daguar
An affray on June 1 near the Turkish border at Daguar involved Turkish soldiers and Me Rusan frontier guards. A Tuesian guard was killed in the crossfire as Turkish woodcutters reportedly crossed into Turkish-held woodlands.
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Daguar
Arleing
Claremont Invndivap Win Sets World Record at Belmont
June 1 at Belmont Park Fip Flap, favored at 1 to 5, won the Claremont Invndivap six and a half furlongs, earning a world record of 182 and 3 for the distance joint held by Martinman and Minéott. Races: 1 Samson 2:37. 2 Mexican Silver 4:3. 3 Larable 1:35 2/5. 4 Fip Flap 1:18 2/5. 5 Ginnette 1:38 2/6. 6 Cairngorm 1:43.
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Upitt
Belmont Park
Martinman
Minéott
Samson
Volager
Old Faithful
Rand
Silver
Cove
Greene
Larable
Selimere
Woolswitely
Fip Flap
Dallyanker
Oxford
Pitth
Ginnette
King Cole
Vella
Tim
Mille
Cairngorm
Petenglan
Tle
Disastrous Second Inning Hits San Francisco in PCL Game
In a Pacific Coast League tilt, San Francisco faltered in the second inning as pitcher Sales walked four and Fresno capitalized with four runs. Danny Henley and Wilton led Westerns with strong relays, while Scott of Fresno worked against the San Franciscos.
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Lakiand
Luna
San Francisco
Sales
Fresno
Henyey
Scott TH. E
Western Fates
Henley and Wilron
Chicago to strict higher standards for athletes
The University of Chicago will raise academic standards for football players and athletes. Nine major study credits are required to be eligible, with three passing courses through the season and continued afterward. The move may shrink teams, especially football, as players must reduce work with studies. Baseball will move to paid admission for students next season.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Pew
Iidore
Jta
Han
R.M. Chilton
Athetics
Atuidenta
Butte Leashmen Plan For Season's Coursing
Butte leashmen outline opening plans for the coursing season in a meeting set for tomorrow at 2 PM in Rowa & Barnston saloon 723 East Park. They debate whether to run events on the old track or at the Butte race track with a $900 mortgage to raise and fencing adjustments required.
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Butte
Rowa & Barnston
East Park Street
Butte Race Track
Raen
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