Two Out In Tenth Defines Philadelphia Victory
In a tense tenth inning Philadelphia scores the go ahead run as Murphy singles and Collina later drives in the winning run. Washington falls short after a late rally, with Johnson and Arnsmith contributing as Philadelphia secures the win.
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Plindelpha
Thiadelphia
Dram Washington
Alau
Tto i
Wester John
Non
Murphy
Oldring
Collina
Piladelpia
Baker
Wilsh
Harry
Wiehington
Arnsmith
Johnson
Hama
Ome
Ainemith
Jlohusen
Mogiler
Turbulent Games Mark International Track Meet
The event at the W0-1teter Tanga faced strong winds affecting many foreign athletes, notably the Swiss, with competition hindered in the Lool mountain region. The Twice team showed skilled Nikika leadership in the trial, while Corporal Michael Fennessy remains in critical condition after a hot lodey white nollie ux coaching incident. Italian Shooting College of New York City entrants arrived to compete in individual matches tonight.
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Michael Fennessy
Hive Sharpahoolern
New York City
Todey T
Pacific Coast League Morning Game Recap
Pacific Coast League report from September recounts morning games with RHE scores and lineups for teams including San Francisco and Sacramento. Notable batteries include Tozer Byrnes Arbogast and Laineta Hohimidt with Parklayd. Further listings show Battavles Stroud Wirell Fea and Scraube Hilgeiobothai n Berg along with Bliss.
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San Brancisco
Tozer
Byrnes
Stangriage
Clarke
San Prastelsca
Cheeh
Arbogast
Laineta
Hohimidt
Parklayd
Feores
Sacramento
Portland
Battavles—Stroud
Wirell
Fea
Scraube
Hilgeiobothiain
Berg
Holiday card brings crowd to Powell county fair races
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports about 3000 attendees at Powell county fairgrounds in Deer Lodge on September 1 for races. An excursion train from Butte and Anaconda carried about 1460. Boston & Montana band led patrons from the depot, with favorable weather, a fine track, and most favorites winning fields.
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Lewistown
Buffalo
Lewesntown
Tatler
Mint
Giffin
Vaner
Eastman
Lewnstown
Trainor
Bidsser, Scatter and Sons
Helt &T Brooksteland
W. D. Hyminth
Cheadle
M. M. Donoghue
Montane Federation of Labor
Arsnory Hall
Deer Lodge
Powell County
Butte
Anaconda
Bostoh & Montana Hand
Tesullu
Cagusyo
la Belt
Deul Carrol
Ed Luce
Irances CG
Iit
Bishop
Lord Clinton
la Ball
Good Intent
Bear
Rosen
Evan
Fleckney
Bolden Shower
Yvonne
Ray Rose
Maud Cam
Jane McGae
Roneven
Bari Clara We
Riley
Hosen
Gomu
Bashful Bettle
Ada Slupskey
Roberta
Sam Cutnor
Doraven
Dr. Daugherty
le Bell
Resent
Mannie McDee
Beerete
Heacn
Lew
Manoyan
Miss Honda
Martin
Twnatinean
Salnest
Copperfield
Ledatnie
Lescar
Roren
Tab
Bob Farley
Nonovan
Neces
Marie Coxhitl
I la Holle
Dole
Giants and Athletics Seen Leading In Race To World Series
A veteran wrap of the baseball season notes the Giants and Athletics hold comfortable leads toward the world series. Cleveland and Boston push for position while Chicago and Pittsburgh hover, with fans curious about star pitchers and key players shaping the late-season tilt.
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Elahs
Uni
Giants
Athietics
Sapution
Athletics
Cleveland
Naps
Boston
Washington
Ita Park
Rooney
Philadelphia
Quaker Alty
Faraghohars
New York
Philadelpale
Clevespool
Glevelind
Conte Mackarcies
Ateady
Napoléon Lajiola
Tima
Coriith
Roehling
Johnson
Bet Roehling
Red Sox
Quakers
Neena
Unis
Cross Saves Draw In Vancouver Bout With Harrican
Leauh Cross, fighting in Vancouver, avoided a loss by a disputed draw after ten rounds with Frank Harrican. Cross withstood heavy barrages, showed bleeding and facial marks, and the bout ended with both men standing, the official ruling a draw despite Cross's late chances for a knockout.
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Vancouver
Leauh Cross
Srimhouse Aronn
Cross
Hadi
Cwlen Ie Lie
St Rain Darviean
Hilance
Geosa
Vancouver Bay
Cane Baely
Borricau
Bly ‘Kennes
Gross
Rhea
Ne Inet
Harrlett
Abe
Rotimer
Croes
Barminall
Hartford Track Races Highlight Grand Circuit Opener
Hartford Conn Sept 1 Fritz Leer Eklen led fast free for all pace with Braden Direct dominating early heats. Jane scored a $10, but the afternoon’s standout was the free-for-all, divided heat win by Braden Direct as the field stretched the pace. Tenads took a top purse in the 2:14 trot. Different winners and strong performances marked the opening day card with several stakes and purses noted.
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Hartford
Conn
Fritz Leer Eklen
Charter All Park
Braden
Atl Jr
Twoik
Eeazon
Jane
Cale Atako
Dagan
Fitler
Araden Direct
Walter Cechate
Eagan
Braden Direct
Malloy Goe Enel Tr
Ailen Direct
Ane
Mae
Faran'a Horss
Ortec
Trraden Direct
Enel Jr
Mongy
Hacd Tr
Suremary
Fprem
Herri Jr
Mallhusett
Magen
Branat Baughman
Cox
Citaeter Oale
Wolgast Loses To Azevedo In One Sided Bout
Oakland a Sept 1 Jon Anovete af Baccas meio devisively defeated Ad Welgast former Weltnweight champion in a one round bout. Azevedo overcame stage fright to press the attack flooring Wolgast once and dominating the tenth round with a right to the chin. A large crowd witnessed the match.
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Oakland
Jon Anovete
Af Baccas
Meio
Ad Welgast
Northwestern League results and boxing draws noted
Spottane and Spokane battery duos powered morning and afternoon games in Victoria and Spokane. Tacoma’s doubleheader featured Kurtles, Farris, Kelly, Wally, and Cota batteries. A boxing bout in Terre Haute between Chris tie of Milwaukee and George Brown of Chicago ended in a draw after four rounds.
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Eyeland
Tao Fleveland
Cleveland
Phutout
Pitchor Falkenberg
Scorn
Scott
Waite
Lathrop
Kuhn
Palkenbers
Cartech
Cleotte
Jimes
Chicago
Claveland
Butterles
Sehglis Famer
Cre
Creer Etra Tres
Tacoma
Zeorea
Felvor
Cadlineny
BOA Cessisione
Kurtles
Farris
Kelly
Wally
Cota Viticen Santaxs
Terre Haute
Christie
Milwaukea
George
Brown
Onleago
Ste
Real Worth Only Favorite In Front Real Worth Only Favorite In Front
Northern Montana Racing association day two produced fast contests with sun and good crowds. Real Worth led early in the feature but no long shots won as contenders included Say Low Charley Brown and Asperm among others. times ranged around 1:62 and 1:49 for sprint trips, with several scratches noted.
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Sprela Dleaptoh
Montana
Ie Hocks
Real Worth
Deefville
Carter Johnson
Figent
PH Conner
Red Ranger
Dick Benson
Real Werth
Ormes
Harum Scarum
Macha Mac
Hynkia
Alwilda
Tom Krisht
Mike
Ryenroldts
Woda
Omnes
Warssail
Matthews
Susan F
Duvid
Chon Green
Helwbird
Buk
Bree Ise
Woods
G. Hogan
Formes
Seconly
ANTAL
Orme Cunninsham
Tee Morrison
Garden City Golf Club Sees Narrow Championship Tie
In Garden City New York athletes compete for the day to reach the standard for the title as teams vie in the championship. The final pairs finish with the home team holding the field while players eye the next round. Reaves from Sh and elder TL players remain eligible for the second half round as the event nears its conclusion.
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Garden Citys
N.Y
Mder
Muinny
Garden City Golf Club
Reaves
Amateur golf meet tops honor as Travers falters
The day's honors went to Fran cis Quimet with a 77 for the Bay state amateur title lead. A Woodland, Mass. competitor led soggy carding a 78, with Weiker J. Travis one stroke back. Pittsburg’s EB. M. Byers and Chicago’s Charles Frans tied at 77. Travers, the national champion, stumbled early with 44 on the outward, then a 25 inward to finish strong amid a slowing gallery. Mindlay and Douglas posted poor scores. Kirby also underperformed near Travers.
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Francis Quimet
Woodland
Mass
Weiker J. Travis
EB. M. Byers
Pittsburg
Charles Frans $v
Chicago
Mindlay
Douglas
Oswart Kirby
Travers
Metropolitan
New Jersey
Livingston Special Dispatch Bucking Event Ends In Injury
Special Dispatch reports from Livingston describe a bucking event where two horses knocked over a grounded carriage, injuring a county road official. the Forks team led 4 to 3, the ninth inning was tied 3 to 3, and the fire chief Nert Mjelde was knocked down during the incident.
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Standard
Livingston
Levingston Bail Tem
Nert Mjelde
Storumott Wins at Seventh Annual Clan Run in Chicago
Mike McPermott of the Thlodis Athletis club in Chicago won the seventh annual There Townsend prtional clan four mile race conducted by Harvard Athletic with hated teudity. The distance was covered in one hour five minutes and forty five seconds.
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Jess Ty
Alice Erean
Aragmend
Golf
Alx Cortones
Grrat Frise
Lay
Oon
Bob Farleys
Mies
Daniela Orn
Werner
Svetrajia
Potts F
Seerataas
Patriotie
Orger of Dacre
Judge Walton
ELIA
Golden Shower
Mike
Lord Clinton
Claire
Copnerfield
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