Roan Racer Triumph Sparks Track Crowd
Roan Racer scored ahead of a fast field at the track yesterday in a wire to wire effort. Billy Mayham led early before Lord Nelson and Charlie Doherty pressed to the finish, with Lord Nelson pulling clear to win by two lengths.
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Mayham
Bute
Billy Mayham
Stuart
Trowbie Uun
Ison
Booger Fed
Charlie Doherty
Billy Mayhana
Booger Red
Oni
Billy
Contingent
Booger Tad
Mayham Land
Fisher
Lords Nelson
Lord Nelson
Doherty
Boor Red
Wein
the Mouser
Runam
Mrs. Matthews
van Dusen
Van
Mouser
Ransum
Mousie Moble
le Stocks Sel Pearl
Spondoolix
Galvante
Red Era
Fischer
Sal Pearl
John Rogers
Butte Entries First Race Six Furlongs Selling
Racing card from Butte lists six furlong selling for c2eaFolde and up with entrants such as Knowledge and Tinlock 108 Gasende of Diamonds. purses include 199 and 3103, with horses like Dr. Sherman and Mabel Reed among a long field. further races include four and a half furlongs and one mile events with various owners and jockeys.
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Burnalette Pear Mabel Reed Feiss
Dr. Sherman
Pears
New York Nationals Take Two From Boston in Colorful Doubleheader
New York Nationals win both games from Boston to tighten first place lead in the National league. First game features Wiltee vs Tuckey with Devlin driving the offense including a home run and key hits. Mathewson strong for New York. Second game Boston falls again as Wittes and Bresnahan duel Tuckey, with New York seizing late advantage. Also notes Cincinnati over Pittsburgh and Philadelphia over Brooklyn in separate doubleheaders.
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Boston
New York Nationals
Bereby
Wiltee
New York
Tuckey
Devlin
Flaherty
Mathewson
Dahlen
Sweeney
Ferguson
Taster
Mady
Lncup
Batteries
Northwestern League preview and scattered scores report
Tacoma beat Butte 8 to 7 as Thomas and profting plays boosted Butte. Seattle defeated Jensen with clear advantage, 4 to 1, aided by Fortier Kreitz and Allen. Umpire Enret officiated.
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Tacoma
Sept
Thomas
Buttes Witeplays
Rome Buttes Bbs
Butler
Shea
Thomas and Spencer
Seattle
Jensen
Allen and
Fortier
Kreitz
Enret
Chicago tops St Louis in lopsided baseball game
In a decisive American League contest Chicago defeated St Louis 18 to 5. Key batters included Smith Sullivan Graham Balle Croce and S Smith for Chicago while Detroit, Washington and Boston games noted, with pitchers Winter Schmidt Joss Cicotte and Donohue referenced in box scores and notes from the day.
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St Lows
Sept Louis
Rae
Chicago
St. Louis
Battersen
P_ Smith
Sullivan
Graham, Balle
Croce
S Smith
Washington
Cnarne Smith
Boston
Iit Cicotte
Boston Vessas
Leo Battersen-Smith
Hughes
Warner
Cicotte
Arellanes
Donohue
New York Triumphs in 12th Inning, Takes Opener
New York beat Philadelphia in 12th inning to win the first game after tying the score in the seventh. In the second game Philadelphia shut out New York 4 to 0, forcing a split of the doubleheader.
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New York
Sept. L
Wminacipna
Thame
End of Eighth Darkness Halts Doubleheader in Philadelphia
Fragmentary report describes a baseball doubleheader with the first game ending in the eighth due to darkness. Mentions Reeves, Furst, Vickers, Lehr, Kleinow, and a second game involving Ernie New York and batteries Goommbs and Blue, Manning and Sweeney in Philadelphia and New York.
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Reeves Furst
Philadelphia
New York
Vickers
Lehrbro
Kleinowie
Goommbs
Blue
Manning
Sweeney
Los Angeles Beats Portland in Pacific Coast League Game
Portiana reports Los Angeles outplayed Portland today in a Pacific Coast League contest. The Dodgers scored early and built a lead as Brews Easterly, Groom and Madden starred for the visitors. Oakland matched San Francisco in a separate early effort, with Henley Berry Nelson Hogan and Le Longe contributing in a high scoring first inning.
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Portiana
Los Angeles
Portland
Ethin
Batteries Brews
Groom
Madden
Oakland
Francisco
San Francisco
Oakiana
Henley
Berry
Mardy
Nelson
Hogan
le Longe
Western League Des Moines Tie Omaha After First Game
In Des Moines the opener ended 3 to 3 between Des Moines and Omaha. The second game shows Omaha defeating Des Moines 4 to 1 at Deaver. Denver beat Pueblo 7 to 1 at City Sioux.
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Des Moines
Omaha
Vex Maines
Omnia
Deaver
Denver
Pueblo
Sioux
Bozeman Defeats Dillon in Rapid Game at Local Park
Bozeman downed Dillon 8 to 3 in a fast local baseball game. Bozeman pitching by Wakefield and Kelly held the Dillonites to limited hits while Bozeman supported by a strong defense and timely hitting. Dillon's batteries were Greve and Ripley. Bozeman's Wakefield and Kelly worked well behind them. The visitors showed improved lineup with Gregg Livingston added but could not overcome Bozeman’s offense.
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Bozeman
Dillonites
Gregg
Livingston
Boreman
Dillon, Grexe
Ripley
Bozeman, Wakefield and
Kelly
van Dillon
Sissue
Walking Fake Pay Promoters Stall in Seattle Athletic Club Name
Hay and Jackson, known for a long bearded walking stunt, traveled from Beattie to Chicago and back claiming they represented the Seattle Athletic Club. They collected wagers and sold postcard pictures while seeking cash along the route, drawing mixed impressions despite broader publicity.
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Havana
Willliam Jackson
Butte
Seattle Athletic Club
Times
Ciy
Seattle ’Athletic Club
Settle
Beattie
Chicago
Salt Lake
Idaho
le Grande
Ore
Seattle
Hay
Jackson
Results on Tracks at Seattle and Sheephead Bay meet
Results from Seattle on September 1 show Anna May winning the first race of six furlongs with Belle Kinney second and Miss Fair third. Horace H. took the five and a half furlongs second, while Billy Watkins won the mile. other winners included Security in six furlongs and High Gun in the tile and three-sixths. At Sheephead Bay the first race over one mile was won by Woodcraft, with Besom and Zienap third. later races saw Sinister, Ethers, Spooner, Miss Lida, Sun Dance, and Summer Night among the winners in steeplechase and flat events.
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Hogan & Rinehart
Jillette
Milette
Cascade of Diamonds
Teene W
Deil Fountain
Jim Hanna
Cast Rose
Morea
Roser
Footag
Reno Revel
Spector Bird
Reno Rebel
Rose Dale
Inspector Bird
Seattle
Areadow
Anna May
Belle Kinney
Miss Fair= tanks
Horace H
Fair Annie
Listowell
Billy Watkins
Oriflam
Complaint
Security
Fern L
Gypsy Kink
Tile
Sheepanead Bay
Woodcraft
Besom
Zienap
Sinister
Ironsides
Mark Gumberts
Ethers
Harrigan
Lady Selita
Spooner
Restigouche
Big Chet
Miss Lida
Milford
Animal
Tvo
Furiones Sun Dance
Twhight Queen
Intercity Fair a Day of Fast Races and Relays
The Interstate Fair opened with excellent events led by Maj. James Keown as starter. Howard L Wink, owned by Ben Sterne of Helena, won the 2:28 trot purse 1500 in two straight heats. Albert By of Livingston won multiple heats in the 254 pace, with Whitehall’s Oaitteah and Hotel Secood’s Lady Wakener among top finishers. The quarter mile pony race saw Fire Harcy Harding place second and Lester Work third, while Ratnein-the-Face won the Indian race with Bray force. The relay between Della Meyers of Gallatin and Miss Ella Lienbarger of Broadwater drew strong crowds, finishing in a brisk 6:30 and promising continuation through the rest of the week.
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Ben Sterne
Helena
Go. Along
Livingston
Whitehall
Toaitteah “Ies
Hotel Secood
Lady Wakener
Fi Font Arnot
Big Himber
Alebert B
Wakener
Lester Work
J. Johnson
Mises
Itis Menbarger
Ase Meyers
Butte Driving Club Matinee Promises Fast Races
The Butte Driving Club's matinee Sunday is expected to be among the season’s best with a fast track and strong races for pacers trotters and new horses. Theodore Hennessy reports Star King shows promise though wary of fierce stakes, aiming for one or two good races rather than heavy betting. The club tonight plans the program and owners prepare for a lively day of racing and showy displays.
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Butte Driving Club
Toner
Theodore Hennessy
Star King
Butte
Driving Club
Mr. Hennessy
Bfe
Baseball drafts listed by leagues and teams
The national draft list shows American league picks Cleveland from Los Angeles Easterly by Washington from Portland Bobby Groom. National league entries include Boston from San Francisco Beck. The Olympia Brewery price move places the company to a new building at Park and Arizona streets in Butte.
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Ememnays
Pail ‘Commission
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Washington
Portland
Bobby Groom
Boston
San Francisco
Beck
Olympia Brewery Company
Corner Park
Arizona Streets
Butte
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Hookien
False Nun
Beaumont
Miller
Wess
Nebraska Lase
Mabel Fountain
Cruella
Ards
RT Mack
Svante
Mentone
Baers
Fesont
Ie Herman
Secont
al Green
Mina Baker
DJ Joe Wootan
Ray Ygan
Misty
James A. Murray
Little George
Sid Sliver
Ontario
Oregon
Yom. Brattain
Byron McNutt
Kirby
Benvolio Felden
Phil Teoe Boundelist
Kenova Monsle Mobile
Willie Grew
Nancy Marshh
Margie Domal
Jack Paine
Friar of Elgin
Say
Brawney Lad
Svearlds
Steve
Hommedieu
Redmont
Cani Caprhor
Peerless Lass Mandator Batavial Sarto Nahonassar
Lota White
Henry Albertson
Titema Barbe King Brusa E! Paisano
Manila
Lerida Eudora
Wiltae
Papesburg
Cinetmnate
Ancinnati
Pittsourg
Felding
Brooklyn
Ree Brooks
Pastorious
Maloney Sparks
Doom
Esses Seccece
Philagetonia Sud
Bell
Wilhelm
Farmer
McQuilien
Doin
Emelie
Spears
St. Louie
Reulbach
P. Moran
Rebec. Lush
C. Moran
Rig Ter
Vancouver
Aberdeen
Spokane
Detroit
New
York
Cincinnati
Joston
ST. Louts
Cantana
Winter
Schmidt
Joss
N. Clarke
Washinton
American Association
Kansas City
St Paul
Milwaukee-Milwaukee
Minneapoliis
Louieville
Louisville
Colume
Toledo
Indianapolis
Western League
Dillon
May
Thornton
Seartle
Ansuzersi
Howard L. Wink
Albert Im
Ghegeds
Sven
John Dolemart
Wash
S. A. Hall
Electro-Vigor Co
Jack Nunnally
Dayton
Lamb
Seith
Fred
H.C. Wong
Park Street
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