End of Greyhound Meet Marks New Commissioners Meeting Today
Greyhound racing in Butte ends under cold rain as crowds shrink. Who’s Whooper wins the Hoheme handicap with Uproar close behind and Marshall Ribbon third. W Lee Bryant receives floral basket and photos of La Boheme stars from Rialto management. Actor Boy leads the fourth race. Gip the Blood and Bromley chase. Springfield Swoop wins a neck margin to pay 19.20.
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Trio to represent Butte in late state tournament
Faminett Cantlin Bernard McDonald and Joe Dubie all from Butte form the trio to represent the city in the horseshoe pitching tournament at Helena during the state fair. They earned the right by defeating mining city rivals in elimination matches over the past two weeks. Cash prizes and merchandise awards will go to the top finishers.
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Bowling season starts at the Butte Y with new bowlers
Butte Y hosts the opening night as MCA reports eight alleys buzzing from early evening to midnight. A crowd mainly of new bowlers practices for an 800 percent average tournament set to begin next Monday night. Regular league sessions kick off September 20, and the Butte Bowlers association will meet Thursday at 8 o'clock to elect officers and plan the season schedule.
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Mark Schilling Victim in Auto Crash Outside Pool Hall
Mark Schilling, proprietor of Silings pool hall at 32 Broadway, was struck by a motorist at about 10:20 p.m. last night in front of his establishment. The driver fled the scene, witnesses obtained the license number, and efforts to locate the vehicle continue. Schilling was taken home with severe head contusions and a dislocated right shoulder.
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Cardinals Gain Ground In Pennant Race
Boston drops seventh in a row as St Louis Cardinals win with strong pitching and timely hitting. Hafey, Douthit, and Grady contribute key hits while the Pirates fade in the stretch. Yankee and Red Sox struggle as pennant chase tightens.
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Conference Schedules Open Date To Be Fixed For Moguls
Moguls gather at Chamber of Commerce with Doc Emerson of Anaconda to represent new Smelter City team in Independent League. Commissioners including W A Clark III and Pat Nugent set to discuss rules, with focus on banning ringers under strict eligibility provisions. Anaconda backers push for a Smelter City team, while old rivals return to form amid cool weather and grid talk.
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Richards Seeded Second Behind W Tilden for National Championship
The Associated Press reports Vincent Richards is seeded second to William T. Tilden in the national championship draw at Forest Hills. Tilden is viewed as likely No 1 on the Davis Cup team to face France in Philadelphia. Other seeds include Edward Chandler and Alfred Chapin Jr. among Americans, with several foreign players also seeded in the 64-entry field.
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Old Massie at Golf Tourney
In Newport on September 1 Jesse Guittard of Honon won permanent possession of the gold massie for the second time at the annual Ocean Link tournament on the Tailor estate course. The Tunnerup was Roland McKenste of Washington, 296.
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Kootenal Wins Third Race At Helena State Fair
The horse Kootenal won the third race of the day at the Helena state fair secteday. Owned by Mrs Ea Evang, the horse was ridden by Keon, carrying 11 pounds up. Kootenal’s sire is Fawin Fryer, a veteran sire, and the colt was foaled in the Hitter Toot valley, named after Swan Lake’s counter place of Mr and Mrs J C Exane.
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Dempsey Begins Three Day Best Ahead of Fight
Atlantic City dispatch reports Jack Dempsey entering a three day layoff at his training camp as he handles a flood of fan correspondence for seats to the September 23 title bout with Gene Tunney in Philadelphia. Promoter Tex Rickard faces demand for thousands of tickets and Dempsey plans a fishing trip if weather permits while Tunney shifts to defensive work ahead of the bout. Philadelphia authorities review 50,000 temporary seats for the Centenniel Stadium for the Dempsey Tunney clash.
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