Winning picks in Highland Derby contest announced
The Standard in Butte held a greyhound derby contest with four dogs chosen by readers. Mrs George H. Stevenson won first prize of 20 dollars for Maid of Honor, Katherine Harrington took second, Frances Martin third. Harrington and Martin earned 12.60 and 7.60 respectively.
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Standard
George H. Stevenson
South Station
Dor
Stevenson
Katherine Harrington
Summit ‘Street
Frances Martin
Miss Harrington
Selectoe Bromley
Dar
Governor Hawke
Cal Walker
Inge
Bill
Yisterda SG Results 5 Overview
Pacific Coast League standings show San Francisco at 4-8 and Missions Sacramento at 16-4. Portland is 6-3, Hollywood 4-2, Los Angeles 3-1. Galland records 12-8 while Beattie is 6-7.
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New York
Joe
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington A & Detroits
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
American Association
Bet Milwaukee
Louisville
Indianapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
St. Paula
Minneapolis
Columbus
Los Angeles
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San Francisco
Missions
Sacramento
Portland
Hollywood
Galland
Beattie
Horse Races Given with Partial Entry List and Probable Winner
Runners listed by race with post positions and names including Ground Hog Dixie With Mr Model Spark Glorys Lucky Bos Casey Meore Balls Rove and others. The note suggests Rags as most probable winner in the eighth race and lists combinations for the first to seventh races with multiple horses and match race entries.
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Tommy
Mrs. Todners
Lady Lake
Matt Brady
Mr. Pinky
Rough
Putcrity
Red Top
Holla Royce
Caney McGrew
Myrtle Seth
Ned Satan
Glory
Gay Hawke
Tatle John
Springfield
Hilly Linnen
Trishy Mildrith
Oakland
Cal
Ardago
Helen Luther
Hiprs Tay
Flore Pomona
Conarou
Puppins
Ground Hog
Dixie
Mr. Model
Spark
Think —Glory
Lucky Bos
Casey Meore
Balls Rove
Indy
Marlinztor Fith
Lost Chow
Tiser BI
Oakland Cal
Helen Louise
Zipsily
Dick Cashmere
Cal Walker
Kentucky Rowe
Rags
Sad Sam
Ben McGowan
British hero Freyberg fails English Channel swim
Victoria Cross winner Freyberg of the British Army attempted to swim the English Channel. He started from Cape Gris Nez at 7:22 AM and, after more than six hours, was about 10 miles from Dover with heavy winds and seas. He abandoned the attempt at 4 PM.
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Duynny Om Seers
Freyberg
English Channel
Cape Gris Nez
Dover
Gertrude Baere
Tempt
Dempsey Spars For Four Round Heavyweight Workout
A 5000 to 6000 crowd at a greyhound track watched Jack Dempsey spar four rounds with Charley Anderson Gordon and Mike Arnold among the opponents. Dempsey showed speed and power with sharp footwork, while promoter Tickard praised his readiness within two weeks. In Stroudsburg, Gene Tunney rested as rain halted workouts and he planned to depart for Philadelphia before the Sept 22 bout, weighing climatic factors in the move.
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Jack Dempsey
Charley Anderson
Chicago
Gorson
Mike Arnold
Denver
Arnold
Dempsey
Martin Gurke
New “Orleans
Tickard
Tunney
Stroudsburg
Gene Tunney
Jayott
Tunkey
Philadelphia
Philadephia
Stroudsure
Burns Breaks Two-Base Hit Record in Doubleheader
Cleveland star George Burns, Cleveland American League second baseman, breaks the two-base hit record with his 60th double in the first inning of today's doubleheader against Detroit. The blast to center comes as Burns surpasses Tris Speaker's previous mark.
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Cleveland
George Burns
Detroit
Tris Speaker
Fast Steppers Ready for Standard's Race at Highland Kennel
The Highland Kennel Club hosts a nine event card tonight headlined by a special maton race featuring Bromley, Roy, and Marshal's Fibben. Bromley recently beat Marshal's Rub bor in a Futurity run, with all three greyhounds having run the Futurity silver over the course. Tonight's meet follows a recent blanket fink and aims to crown a track favorite, with racing action concluding later this evening.
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Highland Kennel Club
Bromley
Roy
Marshal
Fibben
Boy
Marin
Butte
Home Run Leaders In Major Leagues Shift Week
In the past week home runs were scarce in the American League with only 10 bases hit, while the National League piled up 17. Babe Ruth led with 41, chased by Outfielder Teague and Wilson in Chicago. Hell and Hornaby of St Louis added five NL homers, with Simmons and Heilmann among double figure hitters across the leagues.
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Prema
Chicago
Babe Tuth
Hell
Hornaby
St Louie
Ruth
New York
Simmons
Philadelphia
William
Raekl
Nd Heilmann
De—Witeon
Bottomley
St. Louis
West Coast Gurrents Too Much For Merman
John Radowick, mate on the 0.8.8 tech in Maryland, failed in his first attempt to swim the 20 mile channel from San Pedro to Santa Catalina Island. After six miles in two hours forty minutes, currents wore him down and cramps struck his leg and arm. He gave up after a grueling crossing and announced plans to try again, possibly next month from Long Beach.
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John Radowmaker
Tech
Maryland
Here
Santa Catallan Island
Long Point
Avalon
Radowick
Fatetoke
Radowich
Tie
Long Beach
Helena racing card opens at Montana State Fair tomorrow
Montana State Fair opening racing program lists six events from maidens to claiming purses. Entries include BMN Mahon, Don't Worry, Lizetta Mack, Mineral Jim, Dethimar, Maud Wilson, The Franciscan, Lady Perrildon, Deceitful Peart, and more among Montana bred and Western horses. Six races cover distances from five to six furlongs with weights and claiming prices specified.
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Helena
Montana State Fair
West
Bmn Mahon
Lizetta Mack
Rusty
Yorkshire
Mickey
Tough Guy
Purne
Montana
Letty Sohail
Tony
Florence Fryer
Mian Impudence
the Book
Missoula
Mineral Jim
Dethimar
Maud Wilson
Ginger
Albion Boy
Dr. Mack
Creat
Lady Perrildon
Deceitful Peart
Luss
Judge Hickman
Ola Faitheai
Dr. Shafer
Zapa
Gymnasium activities to start at K. G. G gym
The fall quarter opens tomorrow at the Knights of Columbus gym with updated class times and added sessions for women and children. The program links with school groups and municipal playgrounds, including football and horseshoes championships, and features swimming for parochial fifth graders.
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Knights of Columbus
Gmnasium
Columban Centrists
Manton
Hoach
Electricks' Portsider Touched For But Five Singles In Clash
The Powers and A C M closed their annual set on Clark lot with a 7 to 0 win for The Powers in nine innings. Dick Young pitched well, holding the A C M to five singles while striking out several and allowing only one runner to reach third. Gene Allen led a power surge with two triples, Lowell added a three bagger, and Guerrero and Grant contributed two base hits each. The Powers, after concessions, head to Anaconda to face the champion Anodes, while Clark and A C M finish the season at Clark Park before gridiron duties.
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Clark
A.C.M
Dick Young
Electric
Portsider
Hollie Reynolds
A.C. M
Anaconda
Anodes
Butte
Clark Park
Clarks
Murph
Reynolds
Clo
Guerrero
Lowell
Chucker
Grant
Bouten
Bleck
Meyerson
Yount
Allen
Lowen
Deveroux
Cloviger
Auntana Powers
al Sherman
É Glynn
UN Allen
Lowel
Cloninier
Mulcay
Deverna
Dulanty
Reynold
Montana Powers
Sher
Uerrero
Croninger
Backifice
Hite
Alien
Lowell Uerrero
Joninger
Young
Wila_ piteh Reynolds
Cguerrero
Rasen Ta Balle
Letton
Owers
Tung
Reyn
Bowers
Electrics Tighten Hold on Gall Pennant
Great Falls Sept 3 Associated Press Electrics virtually clinched the Nort hina baseball league pennant by routing A C ML 11 to 4 as slugging pairs sparked a Sunday afternoon victory. The win put Electrics within one victory of clinching the title with a double header set for tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Great Falls
Northina
A.C. ML
Electrics
A. CM
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