Kiamesha Wins Handicap in Open Day at Kalemcombe
Kiamesha, rate favorite AL Glynn’s brown mare, captured the feature handicap in hollow style from Booger Red with Charlie Doherty and Neva Lee close behind amid a brisk wind. Trocha won the 1 year old event in clever fashion, while numerous favorites held or yielded to close finishes in a long card at the meet.
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AL Glynn
Kiamesiva
Jack Brannan
Booger Red
Charlie Todberts
Shampian
Montena
A. Fy Dayton
Neva Las
Tep Horoes
Charlie Doherty
Booger Kiamesha
Billy Mayham
Neva ‘Lee
Miller
Fischer
Jamesha
Booger Hed
Tox
Wil
Smich
Neva Lee
Trocha
F. Maley
Furion
Jim Hanna
Reentraint
Kircchbaum
Troche
Yolof
Din Hanha
Stuart
Gnish Bagwell
HORSES AND HORSEMEN AT OAKLAND AND BEYOND
Captain Hackett, a popular owner, heads for Oakland after disposing of two horses. Miss Danville, Al Hampton, and Prince Alama to be turned out near Grogs on until next year. Peerless Sage sold to C King for 400 dollars. Ace Dayton uneasy in the ring and Dott lands expected to spark a howl when he arrives. Prank S. D. Skinner ill after an odd meal. Ramaly to life, Tuno Tima a noisy bird, and Scagcaly with a pole at the ok a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Hackett
Oakland
Miss Danville
al Hampton
Prince Alama
Grogson
Gcaptain Hackett
C. King
Bill Hawke
Nawke
Ace Dayton
Jezchel
Neva Leo
Su Peart
Flacher
Delt Fontan
Dott
Toke Ramsey
Maud
Williame
Latey Williama
Tobe
S. D. Skinner
Rama
Pennhir
Tuno Tima
Oka
Racing Odds and Wagers At Anaconda Meeting Mentioned
In a recount of betting on multiple horses, J Sinnot notes Yale to beat Trocha while Cavalleria’s ride by Van Dosens sparked bets totaling around 1000 dollars but losses followed for several backers including L M Wester. Tobe Ramsey secured a big win on Cascade of Diamonds as Grasscutter drew heavy betting. Brown and Scarcher split a purse after Rane Reed won easily, with King Brust failing to hold bets. A special train from Butte to Anaconda was planned, and Manager Stover prepared for a successful meet amid strong local interest.
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Bill Bagwell
Jezebel
Miller
Bagwell
Charlie Eran
Reno
Tate
Europatkin
Glendenning
Maud S
Grass Cutter
Mina Balser
Currenium
Iiba
Hig
June Tima
Ner
Furze Sal Pearl
Fischer
Hes Fintan
Bill Beawell
Poitvey
Mcbaughlin
Mabel
Twistoway
U'Taole
Dela
Ilrivin
J. J
Honmpand
Juels
Odeluli
Rena Mabel
Alauser
Benrcher
Angelica
Mt. A
Madenea-Mildrid
Juli Orner
Liethenalee
TMAD
Ballten
Herve
Ane
Jocker
Odin
Colter
Cornell
J. Sinnot
Yale
Trocha
Backad
Bunel
L. M. Wester
van Dosen
Cavalleria
Caval
Dunn
W. W. Finn
Ray Egan
Billy
Tobe Ramsey
Stewart Folk
Reno Rebel
Brown
Bivart
Nf Scarcher
Rane Reed
Scorcher
Polk
Monia
Butte
Anaconda
Butte, Anaconda
Interstate Fair closes after a week of strong attendance
Bozeman reports the Interstate Fair wrapped up a seven day run with about 3 500 visitors on the final day. Exhibits held steady with improvements in some departments while horse and mule races drew lively crowds and close finishes.
Livingston Loses First of Series with Dillon
Livingston drops the opening game to Dillon, a pitching duel as Wayne for Livingston struck out nine with eight hits allowed but bunched. Reaver and Kennear led Dillon’s bats while both teams fielded well in a low scoring affair. The two clubs were slated to meet again in a gala tour.
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Livingston
Dillon
Miiton
Reaver
Thhion
Wens Nee Wayle
Tan
Doyle
Bender
Dion
Kennear
Ripley
Chicago
Itvel
Cleveland
White
Cheen
Brillant Felting
Tannehtl
Pitesnt
Fatale
Montana League Row Over Bozeman Club Feud
Dispute simmers among Dillon Livingston and Bozeman baseball clubs over a reduced purse and promised payments at the Sweet Pea Carnival fair grounds. Franks Pernald pleads for harmony as talks stall and a state league formation nears, with dissatisfaction centered on Bozeman management and venue control.
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Itague
Frank
Psrnald
Livinggunn
Bozenan Baseball Management
Nhe
Livingston
Bozeman
Imeck
Harmony
Montana
Dillon
Irvingston
Ieague
Gallatin Vale
Mptronolis
Frank O. Perwald
Frank Jones
Butte
Manbejet
Bort Sentex
Boz
Bozeman Baseball and
Fair Managements
Fair Grounds
The
Fair Association
Giants Defeat Phillies in National League Tilt
In Philadelphia on Sept 4 the National Leaguers from New York defeated the hosts with solid hitting and steady pitching. McCormick Doyle and Bridwell led the attack with multiple safeties while Wiltse held the visitors scoreless after a shaky start. Philadelphia failed to string hits together and left runners stranded with eight eighth inning errors.
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Thiladelphia
Honax
Naw York
Vistors
Sparks
Nnte
McCormic
Bridwell
Moren
Pinge
McCormick
Doyle
Doolin
Dnom
Etek
God
Triple
Avera
Wiltie
Philadelphia
Tripe
Noma
Wiltes
New Yorke
Queen SH
Etdek Ener
Willse
Bresnahan
Norde Hang Sinks
Moret
Pootn
Pires
Ginslie
Ant Blain
St Louis Narrowly Tops Detroit In AL Standings
St Louis beat Detroit 4 to 2 to tighten the chase for first place in the American League pennant race. The win moves St Louis to within a game and a half of Detroit, which still leads the circuit.
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St. Louis
Detroit
Lowia
Xara
Louie
Suti- Tara
Sehentat
San Francisco
Sept
Willis
Christian
Beores Rt
San Benneinea Wiki
New York
Oakland
Pittsboro
Wills Christin
Chicago
Amd Berry
Philadalph
Cinchanney
Brooklyn
Lou Detroit
Wererey
Bt. Louis
Chicaga
Bea Clevelanis
Philadelphia
Vancouver Canucks Seek New Players Amid Trade Talks
Vancouver seeks reinforcements with Hall, Cretright and Swain eyed by manager Dickw. Beavers face added pressure as Northwestern director hopes to boost standings while rivals push for top spot next season.
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Hall
Dickw
Dickson
Cartright
Swain
Beavers
Hal
Cretright
Canucks
Spo
Northwestern
Aberydoon
Chicago Falls In Tight 1–0 Loss To Kant Team
In a tense tenth inning battle for second place in the National League pennant race, Kant beat Chicago 1 to 0. Clarke led off with a single, Leach moved him to second, Wagner lofted a single, and a misplay allowed Clarke to reach home as Chicago could not push across a run.
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Pitanurg
Metsharg
Chieenga
Iere Imlay
Pans Kant
Nalthor Aida Waa
Pho Rama
Diichora
Bitlln
Holst
Chicago
Clarke
Han Tenn
Stefeldt
Leach
Seattle seams to win league game in rough scoreline
fragmented: North Eastan league seat tlr five and Smoll icane claim win over Spokane by four runs in a clay stage. Rowe and Siqtulria are mentioned along with Bidking and BM I3uClerfea-Barrington. Tacoma section references pitches and a clash with Wail.
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Seattle
Sepl
t-Seattly
Spokane
Binehing Aye Bile
ROWE
Siqtulria Ag
Barrinaton
Ana
Thomas
Rogers
Butte Triumphs In Twelve Inning Game Nor Expected
Butte secured a win in a long twelve inning contest featuring notable players Seyre FR Tacoma Cepeanemeens and Ballerles-Garker along with Carson Shwe Samuels Harkness and Bender, highlighting a tense showdown unlikely to be forgotten.
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Butte
Seyre
Tacoma
Ballerles
Garker
Carson
Shwe
Samuels
Harkness
Bender
Pacific Coast League standings and amicable agreement reached
In a report on the band of operations between the Canadian Pacific railway and the Brotherhood of Telegraphers, the arbitration board notes that Teronte and partners have reached an amicable settlement over the lost time dispute.
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Teronte
Borle
Meganuln
Fae Beth
Band
Ar~ Weration
Doalng Bateween
Canadian Pacific Railway
The
Brotherhood of Telegraphers
Ts Fetal
Arfitration Board
Tuling
Portland Victory Amid Six Errors By Los Angeles
Portland defeated Los Angeles with six errors by the visitors in a game dated September 4. Key contributors for Portland include Hintherina Naghaly Graney Paryiek and Madten, while Angélea and Lon Angélea starred for Los Angeles. Final score details show Portland’s offense overcoming rough defense.
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Portland
Lolay
Lon Angélea
Rhe
Los Angeles
Portat Avene
Hintherina
Naghaly
Graney
Paryiek
Madten
American Association Kansas City Pirat gnome game result
In Kansas the American Association game featured Cuty Pirat gnome and Katina THY 2 Ninheapolia 1 in the second game. Kane saw City 8 Minnannolis 4 Ab VoledoeTeleda 1 Lomiselle 5. At Columbia Columba 4 Tachinipolis. In Milwaukee io 81 Paul
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Kansas
Cuty
Katina
THY
Kanesaw City
Columbia
Columbne
Tachinipolis
Milwauker
Milwaukee
Paul
Western League Scores At Lincoln and Sioux City
In Lincoln Lincoln 4 Des Moines 7 AC Biogs Chiy Sioux City 7 Danver B Al Omana Oimahs Puehlo 7 final tallies show Des Moines and Sioux City each posting seven while Lincoln trailed 4 to 7 in a compact scoreboard note with unclear team spellings.
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Lincoln
Des Moines
AC Biogs
Chiy
Sioux City
Danver
al Omana-Oimahs
Puehlo
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Dr. Sherman
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Jack Paine
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Harry
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CL. Lewis
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