Cavanaugh Heads List of Jockeys at Butte Meeting
Cavanaugh leads the premier jockeys at the Butte meet with 21 firsts and 12 seconds in St Mont. Boland trails with 13. Groth has 19 mounts but no wins, one third place, and no win or place finishes. The top six riders in the percentage column include Cavanaugh, Roland, Groth, Miller, Forsyth, and Rooney. In Stockton, Sept 1, Karpn Rose and Peter Gerhardt headline the Olympic track and field trials for the Native Bone celebration, with George Horiie in the mix. Officials from the Pacific Athletic Association, George Elliott presiding, expect a fast meet as many strong high school and varsity athletes compete.
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Cavanaugh
Butte
St Mounte
Boland
Groth
Roland
Miller
Forsyth
Rooney
Stockton
Cal
Karpn Rose
Peter Gerhardt
George Horiie
Francisco
George Elliott
Pacific Athletic Association
Vata
Ypie
Anderson
Anaugh
Johnson
McCloskey
McDowel
Miller Morse
Mulligan Murray
Nichol
Buxton
Carter
Ford
Fiach
Gross
Henry
Kirschbaum
McBride
McGinn
McIntyre
Corey
Ormes
Pauley
Shriner
Taplin
Warren
Cara
Jones
sGasket
eMollie
Davia Warfield
Deerfoot
Sir Barry
Seventall
Aline Sly
Lee Harrison
Ramey
John H. Sheehan
Ben Greenleat
Panchita
Cansh Hill
Uncle Ben
Dick Baker
Jenny Geades
Jack O' Lantern
Horus
Pitts
Bert Getty
Miss Korn
Hanis
Harmeraway
Lily Paxton
Littleton
Rakeee
Ita
Lieutenant Sawyer
Alice
Gus Hartridge
Butte and Helena Split Off Hard Fuedal Games
Butte and Helena battled in a doubleheader with tight scores and rough plays. Klein led Helena to a second game win as Keenan and Robinson fought for Butte, while steals and late runs pushed the Senators ahead in the opener. A doubleheader returns this afternoon as Welger Dell aims to repeat for Helena.
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Butte
Helena
Klein
Bryan
Senators
Trivy
Keenan
Robinson
Youre
Killilay
Stovall
J. Kellly
Atrive
Ale Keenan
Thompson
Kiniay
Kinay
Saa Thompson
Bix
Welger Dell
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Menges
Quigley
Kittay
Luss
Kelty
Kafora
Dell
Morehead
Ki An
Kafor
Hoelena
Wright
Ogden Fans Shower Whaler With Coins After Homer
Salt Lake and Ogden split a twin bill as Ogden faithful flocked aboard a train to the city. When Whalen slugged a first inning homer, Ogden supporters showered him with coins amid the crowd. The scorelines and further details were not fully legible.
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Salt Lake
Ogden
Whaler
Highlanders Romp to Two Wins in Doubleheader
Great Falls beat Missoula in a chilly doubleheader with timely hitting and fielding errors shaping both games. Umpire Carney drew crowd attention with three tight calls in the first game as spectators debated his decisions.
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Great Falls
Missoula
Carney
Tally Johns Breaks With Manager Moonough Over Contract
Controversy over a boxing contract signed nearly a year ago leads to dissolution. William Johns, brother of boxer Tally Johns, posted a $100 note to Jack McDonough to secure release of the Salt Lake club tickets and end the arrangement for a September 4 inter-mountain district title bout against Jimmy Reagan.
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Tally Johns
Jack McDonough
William Johns
Boxer
McDonough
Salt Lake
Tally
Jimmy Reagan
Botte
Johna
Willam
Mormon City
Eave
Riv ers favored in showdown with Mandot at Vernon Arena
Los Angeles on September 1 Joe Rivers, top light welterweight contender, is the favorite over Mandot on the eve of their bout at Vernon arena. Both expected to weigh near 130 pounds as they enter the ring at 3 o clock tomorrow afternoon. Campio of San Francisco and Bat ting Chico of Los Angeles meet in a 10 round bantam weight semi windup.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Joe Rivers
Mandot
Vernon Arena
Eddie Campio
San Francisco
Bat~ Ting” Chico
Heavy Hitting Powers Twin Bridges Victory Over Whitehall
Twin Bridges defeats Whitehall 12 to 3 as local hitters dominate the game. Bently drives in several runs with key hits including a three-base shot, while Kentfield and Turnquist contribute strong pitching and timely hits. Whitehall struggles with fielding and baserunning as Twin Bridges cruises to the win.
Oakland 14 run spree caps doubleheader sweep in Pacific Coast League
Oakland swept San Francisco in a two game set, winning the afternoon by attacking McCorry for 14 runs including two homers by Coy Young. Zacher Arlett worked in relief as Oakland posted a seven run seventh inning. Morning game had San Francisco pitcher exceptional with a single safe hit and stellar strikeouts. In Los Angeles, LA and Sacramento split, with umpire Townsend hit by foul tips and Phil Newhouse subbing. Vernon took a doubleheader at Portland, gaining the first on late Portland errors and the second in a rout as Vernon pitchers held Portland to few hits.
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Missoula
Warren, Jr
Perrine
Bassey
Carman
Tobin
Changnon
Roberts
Coyne
Drubot
Great Falls
H. Po
Misse
Muelsins
Toner
Este
Gibson
Eyerdon
P Willard
Tobi Robert Faye
Druhot
Everdon
Gimn
Btolen
Basen
Bansey
Orie
Murphy
Tower
Hester
Fone
Cuipire
Cerne
Davis
Pendleton
A Dressan
Ib Mann
Ames
Ogden
Salt Lake
Whalen
Devereaux
B. Spencer
Dressan
Stone
Jensen i
Frary
Secial
Whitehall
Victtors
Bent i Woll
Bentfield
Bently
Kentfield
Huber
Whiteh
Seyer
Peterson
Jones
Galusha
Turnquist
Brown
Owsley
Salk
Kent Field
Whitehall-H. Woll
E. Woll
McCall
Schmidt
Toppter
E. Noble
A. Woll
Twin Bridges
Iz Whitehall
Mme
San Francisco
Oakand
Aday
McCorry
Oakland
Coy Yung
Zacher Arlett
RHEB
Oakeland Sveresenss
Malarkey
Rohrer
Arlett
Berry
RHE
Christian
Alitze
Ios Angeles
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Townsend
Phil Newhouse
Los Angees
Singie
Brooks Schwenck
Kreitz
Vernon
Portland
Brackeridge
Stuart
Carson
Kruger
Raleigh
Koestner
Vernon Bichiuechio
Brackenridge
Agnew
Harkness
Fisher
R. Hel
Howley
Spokane
Smith
Eenssoeergersch
Spokane Mbatterice
Wilson
Tower and Devost
Victoria
Harmon
Troch
Kraft
Ostdiek
Week's Boxing Card Sets Flyweight Challenge in City
San Francisco and Los Angeles clubs clash as Vernon hosts a major card featuring Charlie Flynn and Miller. Jack Curley referees with Louis Parente as third man. Miller aims to avenge an old score and seeks an upset over Flynn despite a 30 pound weight gap.
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San Francisco
Charlie
Mister-Jim " Flynn
Jack Curley
Flynn
Louis Parente
Miller
Colorado
Eddie Graney tosses giant offer for Wolgast Ritchie bout
San Francisco reports promoter Eddie Graney offers Lightweight Champion Ad Wolgast fifteen thousand dollars for a Thanksgiving two-round fight against Willie Ritchie. Ritchie sidelined with a plaster wrist, Wolgast in New York to respond. Graney plans Canadian and New York rivalries if terms aren’t accepted.
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San Francisco
Sye
Fabulou
James Jack Johnson
Tex Ts
Eddie Graney
Tuxedo ‘Club
Ad Wolgast
Willie Ritchie
Billy ‘Nolan
Ritchie
Wolgast
New York
Graney
Los Angeles
Nolan
Rivers
Bing Place
Lor Angel
Mandot
Victoria
Calgary
Winnipeg
Canada
Leach Cross
Packey McFarland
Matt Wells
Archer exits as Chicago falls to St Louis in pennant chase
Chicago lost to St Louis in a key series game widening the gap to five games. Catcher Jimy Archer badly injures his knee in the ninth inning and is carried from the field likely out for the season.
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Chicago
St. Louis
New
Meargin
Tocaix
Jimmy Archer
Archer
Ruelbach
Mowrey
Mand
Gibhouse
Teifield
St. Louie
Batterfeid
Madden
Treulbach
Needham
Cotter
Harmon
Wingo
Dillon Blanked In Pair Of Games In Twinbill
Lewistown doubles up Dillon 10 0 in the opener as Fieldline dominates with six strikeouts and three walks. In the nightcap Dillon is shut out again, 11 runs, with McNamara hitting two homers and four doubles. Byrd allows 12 hits before being lifted, Jensen to pitch for Dillon tomorrow.
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Lewistown
Dillon
Wag
Fieidline
Richard
Dillin
Hartman
Warren
Jensen
Lewis Town
Two wild pitches lift Cubs over Tigers in ten
Jean Dubuc entered in the ninth with Chicago trailing and runners on first and second. A wild pitch allowed Lord to score the tying run, Benz held Detroit in check through the tenth, Rath stole second, and Mattick's single plus another wild pitch produced the winning run in Chicago.
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Jean Dubuc
Chicago
Detroit
Dubuc
Barrows
Lord
Benz
Walsh
Rath
Mat Tick
Beni
Schalkwittetts
Northwestern League Doubleheader Opens With Tight Games
Spokane hosts the Northwestern League doubleheader with the first game decided in the eighth inning. Batsmen like Weeks and Week, and pitchers Smith and Harmon figure in early action as Victoria and Spokane face off.
Tacoma Rain Delays Umpire Day Celebration
A heavy rain in Tacoma postponed Umpire Day, an annual celebration honoring the Northwestern League’s arbiter. Umpire George Van Haltren was scheduled as guest of honor as hundreds from Seattle gathered for the event. The postponement followed increasing downpour.
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Tacoma
Northwestern
Teague
George van Haltren
Seattle
Rews Schedule Portland Vic Spokane
Schedule item shows events at Portland and Spokane with Victoria appearances and Tacuwm al evessie in the text. Names and places indicate a localized timetable note with venues and dates implied.
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Incouver
Portland
Victoria
Spokane
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