Harness Racing Wild Day At Local Track Sparks Wide Action
A chaotic card with sprinting and pacing races produced spirited finishes and notable upsets. Atoka won the feature dash by two lengths setting distance records, while Bertie K and Bonnie Treasure tangled in early heats. Bearskin triumphed from a back position in a close six furlongs, and a one year suspension shook the jockey lineup after a drive that altered race outcomes.
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Vim Wins Roosevelt Cup Race at Marblehead
The Vim owned by Commodore Park of the American Yacht Club New York won the Marblehead Roosevelt cup race ahead of the Auk which withdrew near the finish after fouling the Vim. The Auk protested later, while the Tilly Hillerman finished second amid German opposition and a potential ruling pending. Spectators noted a closely contested race with strong windward work and sportsmanlike conduct by Auk’s owner Charities Adams II of Boston.
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Pacific Coast League Meet and National Train Marathon Details
The report covers Pacific Coast League results with Oakland defeating Fe and Seiria tl, plus standings for Pittserald, Daeh, and Harkert in port. It notes a national traminatch finished by U S armed forces with top prizes including a national trophy cash and medals, and lists state placements from Washington, Minnesota, Oregon, Montana, California with scores and rankings.
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Kimball Tops McKittrick in St Louis Match Play clash
Richard Kimball of Glen Behe defeated Ralph McKittrick of St Louis Country Club in today’s round of match play. The 19 year old from St Lewin looms as a potential contender for the amateur championship on the Western tilt association tour, as he progresses on the Glen Behe links.
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Gans Plans Return After Rest Before Mast Engagement
San Francisco reports Joe Gans and his brother-in-law Bob Turner arriving this afternoon. Civis intends a week’s rest before heading to the Mast, where he will perform at a weekly rate. Gans says his right hand remains swollen and he will give Britt the next chance, with terms to be arranged later.
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Sept
Joe Gans
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Tri state tennis finals crown Leroy and Little in men’s singles
In Cincinnati on September 6 the tri state tennis tournament concluded with the finals. Robert Leroy and R D D Little, both of New York, won the men's singles titles while the ladies’ singles finalists included Florence Sutton and Marjorie Dodd of Cincinnati reached the semi finals.
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Rostow leads Rostor rout of Philadelphia in tight loss
National League game in Philadelphia sees Rostow deliver timely hits as Rostor defeats the Phillies. Pfeiffe and O'Neil pinch and Rostor Sparks Donovan Umpire Carpenter.
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Hartford Grand Circuit Trot Results At Charter Oak Park
In Hartford on March 6 three trotters started the free-for-all. Sweet Marie won the first two heats, Woolworth second, Angioli last in the final heat while Droke placed twice and barely missed a win. Bonnie Steinwer swept three heats in 2:09 to 2:12. Owasso won three straight pace heats in 2:22, 2:21½, and 2:10.
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Louisville Horse Race Results from Sept 6 Meet
Douglas par e results list six races from Louisville Kentucky on September 6. Race one at six furlongs: Phetlix won, Butinskie second, Bazil third in 1 15. Race two at an eighth mile Judith Louise won, Beautiful Mayo second, Bitter Mis third. Race three at a mile Col Bartlett won, Saring second, Azeva third in 1 41 4 5. Race four handicap six furlongs Hannibal Bey won, Larry Scott second, Meadow Breeze third. Race five five and one half furlongs Demo won, Warner Sciswold second, Huugga third in 1 1 e. Race six mile and 70 yards Savoir Faire won, Whip earwill second, Golden Mineral third in 1 40 1 c.
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Six Races at Sheepshead Bay Result Summary
New York September 6 Sheepshead Bay results list six races with winners Roschen Expansionist antel Futurity course entrant Entree Carew Sailor Boy and minor placings. Times range from 1 12 1 5 for six furlongs to 1 4s 6 8 for the turf mile and a sixteenth.
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Man Buried in Two Places Special Tusmatel to the Standard
Sanders county officials faced two burial bills for Saw saw the Indian killed by a Northern Pacific train. Parts of his body were buried in Olive and Thompson after the wreck, with additional remains found near Plains and carried to Noxon. He hailed from the Coeur d'Alene reservation and had been visiting on the Flathead reserve.
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Chicago Browns Hold Pittsburg to One Hit As Batteries Shine
Chicago Browns limited Pittsburg to a single hit as only two visitors reached third base. Pitchers Kling Leifeld and Phelps starred on the mound with Umpire Walem calling balls and strikes.
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Griffth's team extends win streak over Boston to thirteen
In New York on September 1, Griffith's Yankees defeated the Red Sox 6 to 4 for the thirteenth straight win. Winter and Armbruster started for New York with Doyle, Chesbro, Kleinow, and McGuire contributing on the mound, while Cleveland won their game as Smith and Jacobsen were batted hard, defeating their opponent 9 to 1 with Bernhard, Clark, and Spencer handling the scoring.
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Ray Conger resigns from Plainsman editorship
Special Dispatch to the Standard Plains Sept. 6. Raymond Conger, who for the past year led the Plainsman weekly, owned by Col. A. J. McGowall, resigns as editor and manager and will move with his family to Thompson to pursue business. KK. J. McCarthy of Missoula will assume temporary charge of the Plainsman.
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Insanity Hearing Set for Ranchman Archie Edmundston
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Billings reports an insanity hearing for Archie Edmundston a prominent ranchman near Roundup. The session will be held in the morning before the chairman of the county commissioners. Edmundston has lived in Montana for several years and is well known in Billings.
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Washington shuts out Phillies in lone nine hit game
Washington blanked Philadelphia as Falkenberg allowed six scattered hits and struck out Waimen. Batteries were Dygert Cunningham and Powers for Philadelphia with Falkenberg and Warner for Washington. Final score shows Was nt 0, Phils 0 based on the garbled lines.
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Realty Trust Company Fails in Memphis Bank Venture
Memphis on September six reports the Realty Trust company closing after a small banking operation. Assets are about $60,000 with $50,000 liabilities. Books are in confusion, preventing a detailed statement. The firm is capitalized at $100,000.
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Nelson Leaves Goldfield for Fishing Trip After Bout
Goldfield report claims of Nelson near death after the fight with Gans are unfounded as Battling Nelson travels to Truckee California for a fishing trip. He has nasal and internal hemorrhages but no serious injuries beyond facial bruising from repeated punches. Mrs Siler and the referee depart for Chicago and San Francisco respectively.
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Herrera and Goodman to Box in Boston This Month
Aurelio Herrera and Kid Goodman have signed to fight in Boston this month. The Mexican fighter says he intends to train hard and win the bout.
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Aurelio Herrera
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