Butte Race Meeting Ends Amid Rain and Upsets
The Butte track closed amid wind and rain with Howell Waters an outsider winner and bookies cashing in. Jockeys faced delays and a rough crowd as several favorites failed and racing moved to harness-free notes with showings by Graded entries from Grenore to Panache.
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Butte Fair and Racing Association
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Hines
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Ivilsizer
Harvard Crew Aches In Defeat At Cambridge Race
The Harvard oarsmen, disappointed after not beating Cambridge, gave their all during five weeks in England. They rowed their best from start to finish, learning from prior races and hoping to meet the Cambridge winners again in American waters. After a final training spell at Putney, they prepared to depart for Wrest Park and return to the United States with Frank Reid and Mrs Reid accompanying the party.
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England
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German American races reach critical point in Marblehead
Marblehead Mass September reports three contenders remain for the Roosevelt cup after eliminations. Vin and Auk from America and Nacht Wannaten from Germany vie to claim the cup as winds favor certain boats. First week left New York boat Vin ahead. Auk and Nacht Wannaten challenge with racing to proceed tomorrow on the angular course amid variable winds.
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Tommy Burns Training Plan For Pacific Athletic Club Bout
In Arcadia Abdul the Terrible Tank Burns partner Kil Webster Thompson are in training at Areata for a staged Thompsonstan bout at the Pacific Athletic Club. Manager McCarey confirms completion and a plan to prep Tremble Mugla in nineteen rounds with Abdul. The Terrible Mark Sad Leonard and Young Barry join the lineup for the main card.
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Billings Outfit Dominates Butte Team In Minor League Showdown
A long rough ball game ends with Billings defeating Butte after a heated contest on the Hudson River scene. The Buttes, courteous to their visitors, fall behind as errors and umpire calls favor Billings, who surge in the eighth inning to tally ten runs and clinch the win. A second item notes national motor boat carnival plans on the Hudson with reliability trials and records to be set, led by entries from notable clubs and figures like Richard Croker Jr. and the Corinthian Yacht Club.
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Portland Triumphs In First Coast League Game
Portland won the first game on errors by Los Angeles and by hitting. Henderson allowed only two hits for the Angels through the second. The Seattle San Francisco crowd incidents interrupted a game, and Beattie manager Russ Russell arranged a retirement for the umpire after tensions cooled. A separate note mentions a national fine match near completion with about 20 competitors.
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Chicago Defeats Pirates in Fourth Straight NL Win
In National League action Sept 4 Chicago beat Pittsburgh 4 2 to extend their winning streak to four games. Pitching struggles and a late miscue helped Chicago secure the victory as Leifeld relieved Leaver and the Pirates faltered. Brown and Moran credited with the win.
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Cleveland and St Louis split a doubleheader in 192X
In St Louis on September 9, Cleveland and the Cardinals split a doubleheader. The locals were shut out in the first game, with a 4-0 defeat, while Cleveland won the second game 4-2 behind strong pitching from Loweree and Rhodes. Batteries: Rhodes and Clarke for Cleveland. Lowee and Spencer for St Louis.
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Golf Open Championship Seeks New Conditions
London September article discusses changing rules for the final open championship in Britain. It notes a circular inviting professionals to cooperate on new formats, including proposed tall round structures and district eligibility. Critics warn sectional qualifiers may reduce amateur interest and turn the event toward professionals.
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McCoy ready to reenter boxing amid Glens Falls talks
Slated for discussion at Lake George with his wife, Kia McCoy says he is ready to return to form when the right opponent appears. The 32 year old fighter, resting at Fort William Henry, weighs about 180 pounds and reports feeling better than ever. A friend questions why he cannot become heavyweight champion, noting Berger as his main threat amid the rumors of a comeback.
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