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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1906
Page
1
A chaotic report notes Dan Patch lowers his record in a rapid one day event. Pacers and runners set fast splits including a quarter mile, half mile, and a mile as 23,000 spectators react with demonstrations. Unclear wording but indicates a record may be slowed by association factors.
Paul ad reports Dan Patch demonstrated his claim as king of racers by breaking his own world's mile record at Star Fair Grounds this afternoon. The pace clocked 1 35 flat, shattering the Hexington record by about a quarter of a second as the Twown horse finished with a strong surge.
Bedouin won the $15,000 Rich Century Stakes at St. James Bay, defeating favorite Fine Cloth and The Pickett amid a heavy betting field. The Futurity winner Blue Coat also started. Bedouin surged from midpack to overtake Fine Cloth in the stretch. In other races, Futurity winner Blue Coat captured the $6,000 Futurity Stakes, while John M. Pritie won the Crest Autumn Steeplechase. The day also featured a tri-state tennis championship with Beale C. Wright defending the men’s title and May Sutton topping Floy May.
The San Diego club manager Tu the National Association claims to have sent a letter offering 7405 dollars for a fan dispute involving Joe and Johnny Tart. He states the funds are ready to be deposited into the bank subject to referee order and will be available when the arrests are signed.
Race meeting ends with suspensions and chaotic notes as horses, owners, and handlers face unclear results. Mentions of Ringers, disputed bets, and shipping of horses to another venue. Officials report plans for next events with lingering tensions and unresolved outcomes.
Loud suspicions of ringers stain Butte meetings as wagered races draw official scrutiny. EB pacere Major and Walter named in probe. Evilsizer faces proof, while witnesses fuel belief Major S is Dr Pypes. Spokane stakes and purse details surface amid unsettled entries.
Philadelphia suffers defeat due to mobility errors as Young hits lead to a 10 inning loss. Moser and Donovan notch the batteries for Philadelphia. Chicago takes Pillsburgh with key late hits and a long double by Wally. Brooklyn blanks New York in both ends of a doubleheader with strong pitching from Mathewson and Rider.
In a tense American League contest Boston and Washington battled to a deadlock in the sec ond, then the visitors pulled ahead with a key run by Bennett. Glaze Carrigug Kitson Maghes in Walrrfield, Philadelphia, New York and Chicago figure in the bustling scoring highlights with pitchers and fielding adjustments shaping late innings.
In Oakland California Sage fears and a wild throw by Ben sparked a tense Pacific Coast League exhibition. Both teams traded clever plays and steady defense as Fincher and Tackett led solid efforts. Wolters and Lewis starred for the visitors while Bertin worked behind the plate for the umpire crew.
In a turbulent Chesapeake Bay regatta held aboard the Roosevelt Cup course German boat Velt Ony Marhioboad led early pressure. American yacht Vim faced multiple retirements and fouls while the Campa and Lin fet contested second place in a fractured race.
A fragment notes an award mark event with Auk and Tick Wattle, where three boats competed to reach the outer mark and a second leg turned into a nearly dead row. The entry shows one vessel drifting slower yet maintaining best germin form amid winds at day, with Wannsere and others noted as close to winners.
New York September 8 The senior track and field championships of the Ama Athletic Union were decided at the New York Athletic Club grounds. No records were set or equaled as the Ling American Athletic Club won the point trophy with 53 points and New York Athletic Club second with 38. Chicago Athletic Association entrants were also noted. Archie Mahon of Milwaukee Athletic Club failed to place well in the short sprint. George Bondage of the Ling American club led the 220 yard dash until an injured shoe delay cost him late. Sea Girt blank here.
A detailed skirmish report lists U S Marines and cavalrymen with scores and protests over a 5 point tally, including De Loach and Te Loach. Separately, D K Sawyer from Wheater Golf Club defeats Warren I. Sood to win the Western Golf Association Amateur Championship after extra holes.
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