Fair Chance Wins Feature at Fair Race Meet
Fair Chance led from the start to win the feature handicap by two and a half lengths over Cabin with Proteus close for third. The card offered strong racing, with Katie Gleason as a standout sprinter, opening as favorite and driving hard to win by a length, while Royal River surged to victory in a later event. A large crowd attended, attracted by warmer weather and enthusiastic betting as headline horses and riders faced a busy program at the fair.
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J. J. Ellerd
Fair Chance
Jack Brannan
Cabin
Proteus
Woolen
Bookies
Katie Gleason
Mrs Stover
Aunt Hala
Katie
Ike A Bird
Zella G
Stendal
Zella
Threas
Brady
Harry Stwver
Elevation
Duke of Orleans
Stretce
Sid Silver
Orleans
Queen Caroline
Brush Up
Royal River
Governor Orman
Orman
Sir Brillar
Kamsack
A. F. Dayton
Mendon
Leid
Diamond Nose
Hildebrand
Watch
Cotilion
Nancy W
Cotillion
Billy Finn
Vinton
Samrita
Garterlight
Fischer
Willie T
Mack
Ode
Pinu
Katie Gletoat
Results on tracks at Seattle and nearby cities
Race results from Seattle Aug listing winners and times across six events at five to seven furlongs, with names such as Linda, Old Settler, Harmakis, Vox Pop, Litho lin, Bloount Baleri, and Lady Bedford, plus later mention of tennis and other sports results from Salt Lake City and Detroit. Includes times like 1:00 36 and 1:15 28 and notes on additional races and participants.
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Linda
Incentive
Angel
Face
Old Settler
von ‘Tromp
roile—Harmakis
Iain Burnett
Bravoure Tune
Vox Popat
Kawin T- Frever
Miss Magzoat
Tile
Litholin
Standover
Gracious Dame
Baleri
St. Francis
Kerry
Tima
Fire damages Mellen law office in Dillon
Special Dispatch Dillon Aug 31 reports the old law office of Henry R. Mellen on Montana Street between Sebree and Reader streets was partially destroyed by fire last night. The fire is believed to have started in a diary.
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Standard
Dillon
Henry R. Mellen
Montana Street
Sebree
Reader Streets
Northwestern league fielding dream team debate in Spokane
The piece analyzes fielding averages to imagine a nine stacked by Stanley Sugden Nordyke Moore Cartright Bresvno Clynes Lynch Hyatt with pitchers Dunn Butler Hall Engle. Nordyke and Dunn emerge as standout performers. Mundorff hits most errors. Shea and Hyatt show strong catching and outfield assists.
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Spokane
Stanley
Sugden
Nordyke
Moore
Cartright
Bresvno
Clynes
Lynch
Hyatt
Dunn
Butler
Hall
Engle
Mundorff
Danny Shea
Imargin
Ham
Yneh
Swain
Northwestern League Seattle 0 Spokane 2 scoreline
Seattle fell 0 to 2 at home as Spokane defeated them in a Northwest League clash. Details on scorers and timing are incomplete in the fragmentary report, with mentions of players Barrington and Kiilley.
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Seattle
Spokane
Saattle
Barrington
Kiilley
Detroit and Cleveland Split Doubleheader in Tight Games
In Detroit on August 31 the Tigers slipped in a pair of close losses to Cleveland as Summers Schmidt and Clarke led the visiting battery, while Dygert and Schiltzer earned decisions in the two games. Philadelphia defeated New York by a narrow margin in the other noted matchup with pitching highlights for Blue and Hoxw.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Summers
Schmidt
Chech
N. Clarke
New York
Philadelphia
Dygert
Schiltzer
Hogg
Lake
Kietnon
Philadelphia Penne
National League Nominate 0 Pittsburg 5 in Cincinnati
Cincinnati held Pittsburg to five runs after two hits by Hulewite. Pittsburg staged a three inning rally in the third, scoring four. Umpire O Day. Chicago and St Louis games featured strong pitching, with Overall and Raymond throwing well as Chicago touched Evers and Steinfeldt for two runs in the sixth.
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Cincinnati
Hulewite
Pittsburgs
Rie
Spade
Dibec
McLean
Willis
Gibson
O'Day
Chicago Augst
Raymond
Evers
Chicago
Clark
Steinfeldt
RHE
Pesca St. Louis
Oman Batteries
Kling
Moran
Louisville Wins Over Columbus in Opening Game
In Louisville, Louisville defeats Columbus 8 to 4 in the first game. A second matchup ends Louisville 5 Columbus 1. Milwaukee hosts Minnesota as Toledo meets Indianapolis 9 to 4 and Kansas City beats St Paul 9 to 1.
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Louieville
Louisville
Columbus
Loulaville
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Toledo
Indianapolis
Kansas City-Kansas City
St Paul
Standing of the Clubs Special Dispatch for Bozeman
Special dispatch notes Dillon beating Dillon this afternoon. The score was not fully legible but Wasson led the scoring for the team. Bozeman officials completed the standings update with limited readable details from the game.
Bozeman Stars in Strong Hitting Display in Local Contest
Bozeman powered the game with a home run a three bagger and a two bagger while Van Snyder scored on every Wasson at bat. Remnews pitched a good game with strong support as the locals clicked together and the visitors looked outmatched. Batteries were Dillon Kenear and Ripley for the locals and Bozeman Remneas and Kelly for the visitors.
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Bozeman
van Snyder
Wasson
Remnews
Dillon
Kenear
Ripley
Remneas and
Kelly
Pigot Defends Golf Challenge Medal At Reno Sales
Dr. C. T. Pigot, holder of the class A challenge medal at Butta Country Club, successfully defended the trophy at Reno Sales Sunday, winning the match one up. Any club member rated in the A class may challenge again if he loses.
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C. T. Pigot
Butta’ Country Club
Reno Sales
Baseball Gossip and Local News From The Northwest
Exiles' Ed Hickey star in Vancouver game with a three bagger and a double. Tacoma beat by Spokane after Mike Lynch missteps. Aberdeen chasing Vancouver for the flag as Brown’s pitching improves. Terry McKune sidelined, Dave Rowan acting captain. Aberdeen park rowdies face injunction talk. Libby livery owner nearly dies by chloroform, judged insane and sent to Warm Springs asylum.
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Terry McKune
Ust
Jorge Howlette
Northwest
Terry
Dave Rowan
Lisal
Heinrich
Olympic Winners Call on President at Sagamore Hill
Afloat from London, the U S Olympic team visited President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay. James Sullivan introduced them. Roosevelt greeted each athlete, praising Marathon hero John Hayes and the team for representing America well. The visit ended with refreshments and cheers for Theodore Roosevelt.
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Oyster Bay
Yacht Club
London
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Jon
Mr. Roosevelt
Sagamore
W. Roosevelt
James E. Sullivan
Kermit
Sullivan
John S.layes
Hayes
America
Mr.Roosevelt
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
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