Pimkim Wins Narrow Margin in Tough Stakes
Pimkim led all the way to triumph by a short head over Native Boner in a hard fought stake at the track. Kirschbaum rode hard on the Black flyer to regain ground, while Lord Nelson and Geld four contenders followed as Pace and strategy shaped the finish. Various horses showed unsettled rides and strong finishes in a day when favorites dominated the card.
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Layton
W. Hawke
Pimkim
Lord Nelson
Glover
Remi
Kirschbaum
Pimkis
St. Aron
Lark Nelson
Messer
Post
Heatherton
Pine Hace
EddieGeatherton
Piquet
Alyaye
Spring Leaf
Ed Sher-idan
Heatherdon
Biquet
Nabonasser
I. Allen
Lads Powell
Rens Rebel
Tie Lacy i
Mallon
J. Ms. Stokes
Antioch
Trocha
Beatmont
Torse
F. Maley
Sam
Oor
Siege Guncel
Stuart
Hugh Wilson
Stvede Sam
Tallen
Lighby
Siese Gon
Shaw
Butte Entries and Race Card Notes from Local Meet
Diverse odds and results from the Butte track meet list entries, horses, and times. The narrative names horses like Rose Daly and Godfather among others, with race-by-race results including third, fourth, fifth, and sixth events, times and placements.
Results On Tracks Shogoshand Bry Sont
First race results show Bindle avvy winning furlong dash with Mixx Alert in second and Gilt in third. Thine recorded 2 6 and Ratond rhen finished about two lengths behind.
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Shogoshand Bry
Sont
Fidyon Furlonga
Bindle ‘Avy
Mixx Alert
Gilt
Thine
Ratond Rhen
Converter Men Play Ball Near Butte Works
A baseball game unfolded on a flat near the Butte reduction works between converter men and boiler makers. The converters won by a single point with standout pitching from William Ruders and strong batting from Keppler and Ireland. Jones Trust defendants included Herwig Augiin Rumsey.
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Butte
Herwig, Augiin
Rumsey
Jones
Wiliam Ruder
Wapire
Batterige
Keppler
Ireland
Converters
O'Arien Ay Aauda
Bolier Makers
Harness Races at Bozeman Intercity Fair Results
Special dispatch reports Bozeman races after 2 pm, with multiple heats and purses. Winners include Golong in trot, Prunes in two out of three, and Balser in pace, plus a ladies driving match won by Vida Patterson. Free-for-all half mile and automobile races noted, plus a Bozeman versus Anaconda baseball game slated for Arrow Warning.
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Bozeman
Interstate Falr
Golong
G. B. Kurt
Bossman
Tiling
Colonei B
TH. D. Kellogg
Big Timber
H. D. Kolo
S. M. Wilts
Wi Haux
Dotey
J. EB. Aspury
mata—Prunes
G. W. Balser
Helena
Buddy Bay
Holbrook & Little
A. M. Mory Maak
T. F. Murray
Miss Vida
Patterson
Dr. Rogedale
Charles Lundwall
Bohart
Lundwall
Steffens
Migs Lelobarger
Gotsidenibiy
Good Strings of Horses for Custer County Fair
Miles City reports a surge in entries for the Custer County fair opening Sept. 8, extending races to four days. Entries include Kalispell visitors with five large horses, teams from Bozeman, Butte, Glendive, and Terry, plus notable horses from Forsyth and other towns.
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Custer County Fair
Miles City
Custer Cosonty Fair
Irak Rrgsdale
Kalispell
Tattle Minister Fame
Bozeman
Butte
Glendive
Terry
J. TE. Waawards
Forsyth
Tittle Buttereuy
Dorian Prince
Aurora B
Glenive
Bird-in
Lady Adelaide
Dr. Munson
Ble Timber
Harris
Lady Mont
DP. A. Cole
Glendiva Banjo
J. Fuole
Inqdua
Shemwell Wins Handicap at Colorado Tournament
In Colorado Springs Shemwell captured the Rocky Mountain handicap win at a Colorado tournament. Keora of Falls Clix and Lindeman of Lincoln placed second and third as the event featured yardage, distance, and scores amid windy conditions.
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Shemwell
Colorado
Denver
Kent
Paw
Colorado Springs
Rocky Mountain
William Vench
Falls Clix
Lindeman
Lincoln
Bern Barca
George Maxweet
Vancouver Triumph in Aberdeen Duel 4 2
Vancouver defeats Aberdeen 4 to 2 in a tense late night match. Sandidge Shields led offense with two goals while Kai Larson added one. Players listed show balanced team effort across periods.
Giants Win Doubleheader in Hard Fought Pair
New York Giants duplicate Tuesday win pattern by taking two from Boston in a doubleheader despite tough play. McGinnity pitched the first game, Ames held Boston to seven innings of secure pitching in the opener, while Mathewson, Taylor, and Bates closed the second. Boston's Chapelle, Dornor, and Stith faced late drama as Ames exited in the seventh and New York escaped with a 2-1 and 4-0 wins amid crowd noise and snappy defense.
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New Tork
Chapelle
Bates
Boston
Ames
Mathewson
Ferguson
Taylor
McGraw
Uuimtre Rem
Beeres
New York
Baltarles
Dc Ginnlhy
Bresiahan
Lindaman
Gribem
Upi- Pires
Klem
Johnstone
HHS
RST
Taylor and Bresnahan
Dorner
Chapretlé
Tarenson
Stith
Philadelphia Dominates Brooklyn in Doubleheader Sweep
National League action shows Philadelphia routing Brooklyn in both games of a September doubleheader. First game pitchers Pfeister and Bergen held Brooklyn to three hits as Philadelphia built a decisive lead. Second game featured strong Philadelphia bats and solid relief, while Brooklyn struggled at the plate.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Zulines
Bergen
Doc
Fimalle
Philadeiphia
Paularins
Berge
Vooin
Umaire
Bunstte
Pectrourg 3 Cincinnati 1 in hardfought game
Cincinnati edged by late errors as Pectrourg scored three in the final frames to beat Cincinnati 3 to 1. Brandon from Kansas City Ameren is noted among players while Pittsburg appear in a separate roster reference. Umpire listed as Rob Civalmati.
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Cincinnati
Bent
Brandon
Kansas City Ameren Association
Cincinnati's
Rob
Civalmati
Hittsburg
Ab Jiallerins
Duber
McLean
Gibson
Yankees edge Phillies 2 to 1 on pitching duel
New York won 2 to 1 over Philadelphia as Hogg pitched well and Mortality contributed a single. Mortality played first base for Mace of Hal Clase who has quit the Iran.
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New
Unclear OCR Fragment About American Association Event
Fragmentary OCR text mentions American Association and cities Runge Toledo Milwaukee Indianapolis. Reads as incomplete event note with no clear date, teams, or outcomes.
Portland pacific coast league update from Sept 3
In Portland today Sept 3 the Pacific Coast League reports activity across multiple teams including Tyran Hoopnad and Anantes. Westerly, Kiné Soll, Patring Ra Maddon, and Bat Pranciven are noted with various scores and lineups in play from the region.
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Portland
Westerly
Kinesoll
Pitchers Battle Ends in Oakland Victory over San Francisco
Oakland wins 2 to 1 as the final inning produced the deciding run. Both teams pitched well with Lug and La Longe combining for the Oakland win while Su tor, Gerry and ICWiter held San Francisco in check.
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San Francisco
Ita
Wosing
R.H.E. Oakland
Louc
la Longe
Su~tor
Gerry
Icwiter
Northwestern League game in Tacoma notes pitchers' duel
Tacoma reports a pitchers' battle with Scat Tie Panama and others. Seattle notes a good game with Bunslie Tolm and Unlve-Ehrel in a terse early version of the score.
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Tacoma
Panama
Larkness and Spencer
Seattle
Tolm
Ehrel
Western League Standings City Pairings Report
Western League results show Slowe City defeating Broug City by five, Denver and Al Lincoln falling to Lincoln, Des Moines beating Omaha, and Pueblo finishing fifth in a compact standings note with partial scores and team names.
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Broug City
Denver
al Lincoln
Lincoln
Des Moines
AL Omsha
Onaha
Pueblo
Charles Taft's Interest in Baseball Business
Chicago, Sept. 1 Judge Maxwell of the municipal court has staid judgment in favor of Anna Taft wife of Charles B Taft of Cincinnati brother of the republican nominee for the presidency for possession of the building at 183 Madison street occupied by the A C Anson company as a billiard ball. The defendant company is alleged to be more than a year in arrears in rent. Taft and Anson had agreed that Anson would receive Madison street ownership and Taft would hold shares in a future baseball clay. Anson formerly owned shares in the Chicago National League baseball club and was its former manager. The arrangement is said to have aimed to redeem shares if baseball ventures succeeded. Charlie W Murphy an employee of Taft was sent to Chicago to assume management at the Chicago National League club.
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Chicago
Maxwell
Anna Taft
Charlies B. Taft
Cincinnati
Madison Street
A.C. Anson Company
Anson
Chicago National League Baseball Club
Charlea T
Sivan Posses
Madison
Taft
Holt
Charity Race Day Set to Break Records for Charity
Charitable racing day draws wide support with plans led by William Gemmell and Harry Stover. Jockeys and horsemen pledge fees, officials like Frank Skinner and Wilt Mefac contribute, and miners' union aims for a large turnout. If weather cooperates, attendance may set a new record.
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Ofiers
William Gemmell
Harry Stover
Frank St. D. Skinner
Parishc
Jockey Club
Wilt Mefac
Seaies
Lewis
Eaglemakers
Hyon McNutteal
Tyersal
Matinee Race Card Promises Noted Showdown at Track
Sunday matinee racing features a notable match between Spencer Wiveen's Xilty and Tenty Cohen's Dan Kener for 180 dollars a side in a best two of three. Both horses are in training for theGreling contest while owners wager spiritedly, with additional events rottla and pacing expected to showcase top harness horses in the city.
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Butte Driving Club
Spencer Wiveen
Xilty
Tenty Cohen
Dan Kener
Sthich
Ravons
McFarland Ready for Big Lightweight Bout in Chicago
Chicago reports Packy McFarland, the city’s last lightweight, warned off by rival James Cofroth from San Francisco. Manager Murry Gilmore Jr. vows terms, eyeing a signed agreement as Nelson-Cans stalemate fears fade. The Burling Nelson bout could draw a large crowd, with McFarland possibly facing the next challenger, a hinted black opponent if timing allows.
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Chicago
MrFarland
James Cofroth
San Francisco
Fox
Burling Nelson
Murry Gilmore, Jr
McFarland
Nosa
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