Miners and Tigers Split Doubleheader In Butte Exhibition
Tacoma beat Butte 9 to 1 in the opener amid wild plays and errors, while the Tigers rallied to win the second game after Doyle started for Butte. Three thousand spectators watched as Ford, Lynch, and Bresing highlighted the action with surprising defensive miscues and clutch hits setting the tone for an unpredictable afternoon of baseball.
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Butte
Burnett
Herwig
Baxter
Ford
Lynch
Downy
Shaw
MeIntyre
Sovindells
Bare
Tigers
Doyle
Hoon
Famous trotting horse Axtell 212 dies after storied career
Axtell 212, once the first trotting horse to fetch a £195,000 price and holder of world records, died at Warren Park Stock Farm from spasmodic colic. Owned by William Williams, later sold for a record sum, his legacy includes speed feats at Terre Haute and a life that defined light harness romance.
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Ter
Jo Vist
Warren Park
Atock Farm
Trams
American Teeting Association
Frederick T. Moran
Detroit
Williams
Independence
Tew
Hod. Steat
Breredep
Dubuoue
Mambrine Bey
George Wilkes
Jay Hird
William L
Allerton
Terre Haute
Andy Welch
John FE
Madden
Budd Doble
Hams
Moran AE. Brush
John W. Conley
Chicago
Greatest Welters Bout in Butte Tonight Sees 10000 Expected
The Butte Athletic club backs the Mike Twin Sullivan vs Jack Dougherty welterweight bout as the city braces for a 26 round world title clash. Officials deny false rumors, guarantee the event and announce ticketing and membership details.
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Butte Athletic Club
Mike
Twin Sullivan
Jack Dougherty
Macintosh
Dougherty
Sullivan
Gans-Nilson
Joe Walcott
Jack
Walcott
Jim Jeffries
Abe Pollock
Billy Roche
California
Gans
Nelson
Tommy Burns
Burns
Jeffries
Roche
Brownsedge Tigers in wind driven six inning home run
In St Louis on September 2 the Browns defeated Detroit 4 to 0. Hemp Hill hit a wind assisted homer in the sixth inning before a furious storm flooded the field ending play. Batteries Petty and Conner for Detroit Donovan and Payne for St Louis.
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Browns
Detroit
Hemphill
Rift
Moouing TS
Petty
Conner
Donovan
Payne
Opportune Hitting Lifts Chicago in Narrow Win
Opportune hitting and clever base running, aided by White's pitching, gave Chicago a narrow victory. Two singles, an error, and a wild pitch yielded the visitors’ lone run. Sullivan was hit on the thumb and retired. Batteries: White Towne and Sullivan for Chicago. Bernhard Bemis for the visitors.
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Chicago
White
Sullivan
Rey
Fateh
Towne
Bernhard
Bemis
Chicago Stumbles as St Louis Beats Them 5-2 in NL Tilt
Chicago’s winning streak ends as St Louis plates five runs aided by three misplays and two battery errors. Beebe holds Chicago to limited hits while Pfeister Reulbach Mor an Beebe Neoman handle battery duties in a rough Sept 2 National League game.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Beebe
Chicagea
PNP
Doula
Pfeister
Reulbach
Moran
Neoman
Oakland Handles Fresno in Twin Bill Shutout Pair
Oakland won both games at home with strong pitching. In the morning, the Cates held Fresno to one hit as Oakland prevailed. In the afternoon, Cates again shut Fresno out with two-hitter support from Walters and Hogan. Portland also won, Henderson blanking San Francisco on three hits.
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Cal
Cates
Fresno
R.H. EE
Cartwright
Dashwood
Hopkins
Bliss
Rae
Zace
Walters
Hogan
Hackett
Perrine
Portland
Ore
Poertland
Henderson
Frisco
San Francisco
Donahue Brown
Iaved
Los Angeles
Seattle
Seattle doubles up Dodgers in twin bill on Sept 2
In Seattle's doubleheader with Los Angeles, pitcher Vickers struck out 12 but allowed six safeties in the opener while Burns held Seattle to two hits but issued eight bases on balls to lose. The second game swung Seattle’s way as batters produced and Jones limited L A to four hits.
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Los Angeles
Vickers
Burns
Seateth
Lucky Jones
Hansen
Eager
Jones
Blankeoshin
Nagle
Mangerina
Vampire
Klopr
Coursing Fans Face Unfinished Stakes At Butte Park
A day of unsatisfactory sport at the west side coursing park in Butte ended with two unfinished stakes as darkness halted play. Winners in early rounds included College Queen Monte Carlo Miss Fair and Northern Express among others with decisions still pending on purse division. Golf fans will note Glen Echo hosts Olympic Cup team championship tomorrow with pairing of era Golf association member and W Fownes Jr of Western Pennsylvania Golf association.
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Butte
George Kellett
College Queen
Aylmer
Monte Carlo
Fourpaw
Miss Fair
Mr Parton
Consignee
Roadway Lass
Moss Flora
Rock Sand
Jimmy Britt
Mr. War
Dave Reese
Montana King
Munds
Glengarry
Dexter
May Queen
Northern Xpress
Ritson
Quick Sand
Tagenne
Wild Gus
Dunboy Babe
Tricky Sal
Kings Leeds
Mr War
Ehlert Reese
Continuance
Useless Boy
Nelliie Keen
Consoler
Northern Express
Dexter R
Nellise Keen
Miss Flora
Mr. Parton
Broadway Lass
Dr. War
Labor Day Handicap Tops Busy Race Card At Track
An excellent race card is set for today at the track with top contenders in every distance. The Labor Day Handicap a mile and a quarter with a $1000 purse features Legatee and other strong entrants in a competitive field. Weather promises perfect racing conditions for an exciting afternoon of running events.
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Tommy Bratton
Walter F
Major
Samuel T
Kittle Loinen
Highland
Patsy Rice
Silver Band
Hattie J
Miss Purbrook
Aan Allerton
Mabel Bates
Mina Baker
Trish Jew
Sweet Canoral
Shy Surprise
Montauk Maid
Michael Mulvaney
Mintoka
Randele
Heautiful
Reality
Interlude
Fl Paisano
Lumenthal
Burnelette
Tinloch
Northwestern league ends with double header at Butte
The Northwestern league season closes with a two game slate at Butte. The opener at 10:30 in the gardens features Bandelia vs French of Tacoma with Swindells catching. In the afternoon Finney or Toron start for Butte against Butler while Shea backs Swindells. United Spanish War Veterans gain free admission by presidential consent yesterday.
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Gardens
S O'Eloe
Bandelia
Tacoma
Finney
Toron
Butler
Swindells
Shea
Shroeder
United Spanish War Veterans
Ames
Charter Oak Trotting Race Opens Grand Circuit at Park
Hartford Connecticut September 2 open with the $10,000 Charter Oak trotting event at Charter Oak park tomorrow the principal feature of the Grand Circuit races.
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Hartford
Conn
Charter Oak Park
Charter Oak
Anaconda Defeats Dillon in All Ball Game 7 to 2
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports the Anaconda team defeated Dillon 7 to 2 this afternoon. A second game is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon and a ball will be given at the theater in honor of the visiting team.
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Standard
Dillon
Anaconda
Egan Represents West In Western Golf Championship
St Louis September 2 H Chandler Egan famed former national champion and current western representative began play in the western golf championship today aiming to defend titles and add another triumph to his storied career.
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St. Louis
H. Chandler Egan
Western
Dog Walks Far Alone In Search Of Master
A Nebraska ranch dog named Alma traveled hundreds of miles to locate its owner, Robert S. Weller, after being left behind in Chadron. The dog, once with the Weller family on vacation in Alma and later in Michigan, appeared in Alma recently, suggesting a long journey in hopes of reunion.
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Chadron
Mr. Weller
Alma
Wellers
Helena Improves to 2 0 Victory Over Livingston
Helena club No. 1 defeated Livingston 2 to 0 in a well played game on the grounds. Hurd pitched a one hit effort for Helena while Campbell allowed two hits for Livingston. Helena scored in the seventh on Guthrie and Mason singles, Mason steal, and a passed ball.
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Helena
Livingston
Hurd
Campbell
Helena Tule
Guthrie
Mason
President's match opens week in United States shooting tournament
Sea Girt N J Sept 2 The second and most important week of the shooting tournament begins with the presidents match tomorrow. The match decides the individual United States championship by authority of the president. The highest aggregate score earns the military championship for one year a championship medal and an autograph commendatory medal from a president of the United States and more.
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N. J
United States
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