Delmar Race Day Accounts Featuring Sardina and Hubbard Wins
In St Louis on June 29 spectators packed the grounds for Delmar results across six races. Sardina led the first race over four and a half furlongs with Miss Nichols second and Mrs Murray third. Tony Lepping won the six furlong second race with Outlaw and Emma Meyer taking second and third. Lady Mancuse claimed the seven furlongs third race with Wakefield second and Sandal Wood third. Lady Vashti won the six furlongs fourth race with Canajoharie second and Sorreae third. Atheloes won the mile and 70 yards fifth race with Courant second and Borak third. Hubbard captured the mile and an eighth sixth race with Court Maid second and Rostof third.
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Sardina
Miss Nichols
Mrs. Murray
Tony Lepping
Outlaw
Emma Meyer
Lady Mancuse
Wakefield
Sandal Wood
Lady Vashti
Canajoharie
Sorreae
Atheloes
Courant
Borak
Hubbard
Court Maid
Rostof
Neary Versus Herrera Underway In Milwaukee Bouts
Charley Neary and Joe Crawford stage a gym and horseflesh show as they race to settle a wager at Milwaukee training grounds. Neary wins the spur ride and bets he will defeat Herrera next Tuesday night while both boxers near weight with Herrera’s hand healed and Duncan MacDonald slated as referee. Tickets go on sale at Gillis Fried, O Gorman, Schill cigar stores and the Butte hotel.
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Charley Neary
Crawford
Neary
Hererra
Butte
Herrera
Duncan MacDonald
Gillis’ Fried’s
O’gorman’s
Schill— Cigar
Butte Hotel Ar
Sheepshead Bay Racing Results From June Meet
New York report lists six race results at Sheepshead Bay on June 29 with winners Edna Jackson Keator Knob Hampton Oiseau Arklita Ocean Tide and details of remaining placings and times for each race. Ballota Cinchona Ancestor Bedouin Rule Knight of Harlem Cairngorm Sinister Water Grass Belle Snyder Champlain Major Daingerfield and others are noted as runners-up or third place finishers.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Edna Jackson
Ballota
Cinchona
Keator
Ancestor
Bedouin
Knob Hampton
Rule
Knight of Harlem
Oiseau
Cairngorm
Sinister
Arklrta
Water Grass
Belle Snyder
Ocean Tide
Champlain
Major Daingerfield
Doris stills lead in six furlong first at Seattle track
In Seattle on June 29 the program produced six furlong results with Doris taking the first by a length over Caroburn and Paul FE Jones third in 1 14. Second six furlongs saw Lady Rice win, Mr Robson second, Hogarth third in 1 14. Golden Buck captured the six furlong third with Joe Kelly second. Roseleaf won the four and a half furlong race with Dolly Weithoff second and B the Fiddler third in 1 01. Prestano won the one mile, Alloa second, Homage third in 1 42. Blue Ridge won the mile and 70 yards, Mordente second, Jingler third in 1 45 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Walsh
Doris
Caroburn
Paul FE. Jones
Lady Rice
Mr. Robson
Hogarth
Golden Buck
Joe Kelly
Roseleaf
Dolly Weithoff
B. the Fiddler
Prestano
Alloa
Homage
Blue Ridge
Mordente
Jingler
Cleveland Splits Double Bill with Detroit in Postponed Games
In Cleveland, June 28, the Indians and Tigers completed a postponed doubleheader. Cleveland won the first game by stringing together hits. The second game featured a strong pitching duel as Moore held Detroit to two hits through eight and a half innings before three runs crossed in the ninth for Detroit. Batteries Joss Bemis for Cleveland. Killian Doran. Moore Bemis Donovan Doran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Detroit
Moore
CONAS
Joss
Bemis
Killian
Doran
R. H. E. Micikiscie
Waviens Siacinesin
St. Louis Beats Chicago 4 to 2 in Baseball Game
St. Louis outplayed Chicago today to win 4 to 2. The box score shows Isacconic Rens and Sade deseeds 2686 in the event, with Altrock Smith and McFarland Pelty and Weaver contributing in the batteries.
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Chicago
St. Louis
R. H. E. Isacconic
Altrock, Smith and McFarland
Pelty and
Weaver
Boston Wins 4-3 Behind Tannehill In Tight Game
Tannehill's steadiness and timely hitting lift Boston to a 4-3 victory. Criger and Kittredge contribute, with Hughes also notable in a game that featured strong pitching and late offense to seal the win.
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Boston
Tannehill
R. H. E. Nrack
Criger
Hughes
Kittredge
New York Wins Behind Sharp Fielding And Strong Batting
Fielding in faultless fashion and strong hitting carried New York to victory as 5 000 fans watched. Batteries Orth and Buelow opposed by Bender and Barton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Orth and
Buelow
Bender
Barton
Phillies take two from Boston in NL doubleheader
National League action at Philadelphia sees the Phillies outplay the Boston visitors in both games. In the opener Frazer and Needham powered the Phillies with strong battery work while Corri, Don, and Doom provided support. Umpire Johnstone called a clean plate in both contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Boston
R. H. E. Incentse Shbas
Bsdandes Accnan
Frazer and
Needham
Corridon
Doom
Johnstone
R. H. E. Boe
Haae
Aweaakaneuas
New York Seals Easy Victory Over Brooklyn 11 to 1
New York defeated Brooklyn 11 to 1 in a lopsided game. Attendance was about 2,000 as Batterymen Mathewson Bowerman and players Ritter Yason contributed to the win. Umpire Emsie officiated.
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Brooklyn
New York
R. H. E. Peou
Veneea Akbcanas
Mathewson, Bowerman
API Yason
Ritter
Emsie
Tacoma Pummels Portland in Pacific Coast League Game
Tacoma routed Portland with a strong pitching performance by Brown and solid fielding. Two Portland errors contributed to the visitors' runs while Brown was well supported throughout the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Tacoma
Brown
Umpire Pete Lohman Noted In Oakland Game
Disjointed score note mentions Pete Lohman of Oakland as umpire with Per rine. Batter mention includes Batteries Jones McLean Brown and Graham. Text references R H 4 and unclear data, possibly game context without full details.
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Pete
W Lohman
Oakland
Kee Debes
Jones
McLean
Brown
Graham
Lohman
Perrine
Los Angeles Beats Local Nine In Ten Inning San Francisco Tilt
In San Francisco on June 29 Los Angeles defeated the locals in a 10 inning game. From the second inning to the ninth no runs were scored. Smith doubled in the 10th and scored on Wilson’s muff for the decisive run. Wright pitched well for the visitors. Batteries Wright and Conrad Williams and Wilson Umpire Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Smith
Wilson
Wright
R. H. E. Los
Ees Deouer
Conrad
Williams and
Davis
Seattle Beats Oakland 4–3 In Narrow Victory
Beattie June 29 report: Seattle edged Oakland 4 to 3 as Shields held the visitors scoreless until the ninth. Three hits and misplays produced three runs. McHale’s one handed catch after a long run highlighted the game. Batteries Shields and Moskiman Brynes.
Spokane manager plans Butte style Commercial league
Manager Matt Stanley of the Spokane Indians organizes a six club city league to mirror the Butte model. Teams include Ama teur Athletic club Rapp Lloyd Voss Specials Inland Printers and Nesqually No 2. Nesqually No 2 faces Kalispell in Montana next week for three games as interest grows in the new league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Stanley
Spokane Indians
Butte
Stanley
Amateur Athletic Club
Rapp & Lloyd, Voss Specials Inland Printers
Nesqually No. 2
Kalispell
Montana
Hart Root Set for Independence Day Battle in Reno
Marvin Hart and Jack Root prepare for a Reno bout on Independence Day with Big Jeff expected to referee and award a laurel wreath to the winner. The event is billed as a world championship claim and is expected to draw thousands.
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Marvin Hart
Jack Root
Reno
Nev
Big Jeff
Sutton Dominates Rain-Interrupted London Tennis Round
Rain halted matches at London on June 29 as Miss May Sutton of California pressed her forehand to advance in the fourth round. Miss Thompson, last year’s runner-up, stood as Sutton’s next potential title rival while Holcombe Ward scratched into the all England plate. Ward and Beals C. Wright advanced by walkover in doubles as Pearce and Powell scratched. Ward and Wright were set to meet Badeely and Time next.
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London
May Sutton
California
Miss Thompson
Miss Sutton
America
Holcombe Ward
Beals
C. Wright
Pearce
Powell
Ward
Wright
Badeely
Time
Masters Halfway Chess Round Sees Results at Ostend
In Ostend on June 2 the thirteenth round of the international chess tournament paired the masters. Janowski defeated Wolf, Schlechter drew with Burn, and Teichmann defeated Marco marking the last match of the first half.
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Ostend
Janowski
Wolf
Schlechter
Burn
Teichmann
Marco
Western golf tournament opens at Cincinnati Golf Club
The western golf tournament starts at the Cincinnati Golf Club in Cincinnati on June 29. The weather is reported ideal and there are two entries from across the country.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Golf Club
Woolgrowers Hold Out For Higher Prices
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Glendive reports wool sales at 22.3 cents per side with some clips fetching as high as 23.5 cents. Many growers wait for 27 cents, hoping for near-term rises as over 500000 pounds await storage in the wool warehouse while hauling begins and only one clip has been baled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Glendive
Juvenile burglar plans raid on wedding supplies
James Boylan, 16, once jailed on burglary, escaped before trial and planned a back porch raid at the Horgan home where wedding preparations were under way. Caught early yesterday with a sack of beer and a revolver, he was jailed. companion fled. Magistrate sent him to Judge Donlan for incorrigibility and reform school.
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James Boylan
Horgan
Boylan
Donlan
Reform School
Butte Briefs Show Local Nods and Moves
Pat Wall heads to the Portland fair. J F Sharp of Stevensville visits Butte. S J Hawes departs for San Francisco. Atlas club picnicked at Basin. James Pettit visits Great Falls friends. Mrs G W Zellers travels to Gardiner. R K Humphrey in Helena on business. M J Silverman and wife stay at the Thornton in Helena. Mrs M Jennings and daughter travel to St Paul. A birth reported for C E Miller’s wife. Cc P Connolly W D Harkins M L Rourke from Missoula. Miss Alice Edmunds and T C Penney depart for Portland. Bishop L R Brewer comes from Helena. Ronald Stewart in city for inspection tour. R H Barclay arrives from the capital. Mrs Charles A Morgan of Minneapolis visits Wm McWhinney. J A Albright from Virginia City roams to Helena. Robert Leggatt visiting Butte on return to Seattle.
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J. F. Sharp
Stevensville
Butte
S. J. Hawes
San Francisco
Atlas Club
Basin
James Pettit
Great Falls
G. W. Zellers
Gardiner
R. K. Humphrey
Helena
M. J. Silverman
Thornton
M. Jennings
St. Paul
C. E. Miller
Montana Street
Cc. P. Connolly
W. D. Harkins
M. L. Rourke
Missoula
Alice Edmunds
T. C. Penney
Portland
L. R. Brewer
Episcopal Diocese of
Montana
Ronald Stewart
Great Northern Express
R. H. Barclay
Charles A. Morgan
Minneapolis
William McWhinney
West Park Street
J. A. Albright
Madison County
Virginia City
Robert Leggatt
Seattle
Death of Mrs Gilroy in Scranton Reaches Butte
News came yesterday of the death in Scranton Pennsylvania of Mrs Gilroy mother of County Clerk Gilroy. The clerk left for his old home Tuesday upon learning of his mother s serious illness.
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Butte
Gilroy
Scranton
Roosevelt Arrives in Oyster Bay to Loud Welcome
President Roosevelt reaches Oyster Bay on June 29 and is met by an unusually demonstrative greeting from local residents.
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Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt
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Butte News
Rogers Bros
Owsley Block Butte
Weber
Montana Music Co
North Main Street
F. A. Ironside
ARENA
Montana Athletic Club
William
Buddy” Ryan Welter
Geo. Herberts
Fried’s
Gillis
Schilling’s
World OF
Sutton
Delmar
Milwaukee
National League
R. H. E. Ocg Nn
Sd Drs
Ee Tvsdie Saidvidt Carseeneues
Shields
Ichieainaiaies
Moskiman and
Brynes
Eeenee Ween
Eeebee
Sree
St Washington
Louis
Inca
Cannes
Los Angeles Eeenee
Seattle Eben
Pittsburg
Chicago Eee
Esse mm
Boston Ee
Eee Ween
Spokane
Jeffries
New
Butte City League
Favoraby
Billy Nolan
James Edward Britt
Nelson
Britt
Battling
Nolan
Harry Corbett
Kid” Sullivan
Western Golf
Young Boyland
Butte Briefs
Pat Wall
Valenciennes
Pearl
Amsterdam
Asecun Gsegravelle Rving
Big Arena
Aurelio Herrera
Bakersfield, Cal
Charles Neary
Milwaukee, Wis
Dunncan MW McDonald
Alhambra
Mittee
Cook Remedy CO
Masonic Temple
Chicago, NL
Glacier
Pennsylvania
Elks AT
Buffalo
Northern Steamship Company
Duluth
Asbury Park
N. J
J. G. Nash
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