Keene Winnings Hit New Season High Record
The report notes James R. Keene surpassed Blane in France and neared the record, with Flatbush winner Colin earning 8420 and Celt 1000 while Ballot took 14450 in the Century stakes at Sheepshead Bay. Keene now tops 334000 for the season, close to the 369000 by the Duke of Portland in 1889, with Aqueduct racing through November 15 likely to seal a new mark.
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Colin
Ballot
Sheepshead Bay
New York
James R. Keene
Edmund Blane
France
Duke of Portland
Mr. Keene
Flatbush
Celt
Mr. Blanch
Keene
Aqueduct
Letola
Cubs Favored In Postseason Regardless Of Result
Chicago dispatch says the Cubs are favorites for the big postseason series no matter which American League team wins. The Athletics stumble against the Giants, while Connie Mack vows improvement if chosen to lead, though Waddell and Plank must perform. White Sox are capable but weaker in pitching and batting than last fall. Detroit’s arms must rise to challenge Chance’s Cubs.
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Chance
New York
Giants
Yankees
Boston
St.Louis
Philadelphia
Athletics
Phillies
Cubs
Chicago
Chicago Dispatch
Connie Mack
Waddell
Plank
Chicago Americans
Detroit
White Sox
Leashmen Enter Hounds for Sunday Stakes
In Butte the Leashmen announce a large entry for next Sundays coursing events. Two stakes will be run, a 16 puppy event and an 8 day open stake, with strong kennel participation and expected large attendance at Silver Bow Coursing Club. Drawings pair multiple hounds including Comet Queen, Mr Olds, Dolly Dollars, Shy Boy, Miss McDonald, Jessie Ritson, Rusty Lad, Yankee Hill, Pickup, Shiverton Lad, Montana Lady, Sir Sweeney, Lady Keller, Day Dawn, Commercial Express, Montana Daisy, Master Fair, Director, Maude Campbell, Belle Keen, Monte Carlo, Miss Fair, Nellie Keen, Belle Keen and Free for All Guards.
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Butte
Silver Bow Coursing Club
William Thomas
Comet Queen
Rowe & Noall
Mr. Olds
R. Davey
Dolly Dollars
Peter Teague
Shy Boy
Corbis & Maloney
Miss McDonald
Jessie Ritson
Rusty Lad
Davey & Eddy
Rowe
Maude Campbell
Belle Keen
J. Berryman
R. M. Campbell
Nellie Keen
B. Bray
Belle Keene
Results from Sheepshead Bay Race Track September meets
Associated Press notes seven races at Sheepshead Bay New York on September 12. Winners include Garrett in the steeplechase, Jim Gaffney, Chief Hayes, Roseben, Miss Crawford, Colquist, and Sun Gleam with times ranging from 1 42 to 5 12 6.
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Associated Press
Sheepshead Bay
N. Y
Garrett
Essex
Jimmy Lane
Jim Gaffney
Punky
Jane Swift
Chief Hayes
Ingram
Claire Russell
Roseben
Far West
Keator
Russell
Miss Crawford
Nealon
Beacon Light
Colquist
Milford
Glaucus
Sun Gleam
Oriflame
Branidah
Tacoma Tops Seattle With Fourth Inning Burst
Northwestern League game summary shows Tacoma gaining the lead with a big fourth inning and Shaw hitting a home run. Seattle rallied late but fell short as Allen, Stanley and Kreitz, Dellar and Shea worked the battery.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Tacoma
Shaw
Fesabys Eee
Sos
Cees
Ae Sc
Allen
Stanley
Kreitz
Dellar
Shea
Coast League scores: Portland 7 Oakland 4. San Francisco 1 Los Angeles
Associated Press reports baseball action in the Pacific Coast League with Portland defeating Oakland 7 to 4 in Portland and San Francisco edging Los Angeles 1 to ?. The second score line indicates a San Francisco win but the LA result is cut off.
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Goodwin
Tacoma
San Francisco
Northwest
van Haltren
McCreedie
Pernell
The
Bulletin
Portland
Associated Press
Oakland
Los Angeles
National League results from Boston Chicago and Brooklyn
In Boston Philadelphia won 8 to 4 with Philadelphia scoring four runs in the eighth. Chicago defeated Cincinnati 3 to 1. In Brooklyn New York triumphed 3 to 0.
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Associated Press
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Baseball Scores From Today’s AL Games
In St. Louis the White Sox lost 2 to 3. Detroit tied Cleveland 3 to 2. Philadelphia defeated Boston 7 to 1. New York were shut out 0 to 2 by Washington.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Washington
Butte Bandits Take 11 Inning Win Over Spokane
Butte defeats Spokane 5 4 in 11 innings at Recreation Park as Nordorff Patterson and Hall spark late offense. Jensen struggles with control while Frary's calls loom. Gray and Stis shine in sharp fielding and four double plays pace the win.
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Spokane Spokesman-Review
Butte
Spokane
Butte Bandits
Recreation Park Grounds
Russ Hall
Nordorfft
Patterson
Jensen
Frary
Indians
Gray
Stis
McKune
Adams
Altman
Samuels
Mr. Frary
Swain
Carney
James
Suess
Swindell
Nordorff
Menon
Swann Giese
Arte
Donovan
Wool Market Report Steady Across Grades in St Louis
In St Louis on September 12 the wool market shows steady to firm tones with medium grades at 4A percent and ranges for light fine 22 to 22 1/2 cents, heavy fine 17 to 18 cents, and tub-washed 29 to 36 cents.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Miller Guilty of Third Degree Assault in Hamilton
Special Correspondence reports John S. Miller found guilty of assault in the third degree by a district court jury in Hamilton. He was sentenced to one year in the county jail for striking J. S. McMillen, 18, over the head in July, with Miller already in custody since then.
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The
Standard
Hamilton
Miller
J. S. McMillen
Butte Commercial Bank Pays 1 Percent on Time Deposits
The Butte Commercial Bank offers a 1 percent interest rate on time deposits. This rate applies to fixed-term savings accounts opened with the bank, with terms and conditions available at local branches. Interest accrual starts on the day funds are deposited and credited according to the bank's schedule.
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The
Butte Commercial Bank
School of Mines fresh sophs to clash in Butte grid test
The Montana State School of Mines begins football practice with high hopes for a powerful team built from top high school players and veterans. Freshmen and sophomores meet at Columbia Gardens next Tuesday at 2 30 to test lineups with no admission charged.
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Butte
Western College
Montana State School of Mines
Washington
Utah
University of Washington
Athletics of Utah
University of Montana
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Wren
Lowry
Lomas
Kyle
Jensen
Evans
Huffman
Bowden
Stocker
Johnstone
Weigenstein
Proctor
Columbia Gardens
P. N. Daily
Roach
McAlvenny
M. Cosgrove
E. Weidman
D. Tout
P. Sweeney
D. Sultzer
Biarel
Kyte
L. Copelin
R. Sentenes
Murphy
Clinch
Regan
Gottschalk
Hamilton
Hughes
Ralston
Keimelinger
Condon
Dyer
Sherman
Howell
Soule
Steve
Greener
Sullivan
Murphy to Move His Family to Missoula
Mr. J Murphy of Anaconda will relocate his family to Missoula and establish residence there as his permanent headquarters. He is state organizer of the Woodmen of the World and has lived in Anaconda for 18 years. He praises Missoula for its university public schools climate water and people while noting he will miss Anaconda and its friends.
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Missoula
M. J. Murphy
Anaconda
Murphy
Woodmen of the World
Garden City
Montana
WANTS HER MONEY BACK FOR HORSES RETURNED
Mrs. Bell Schoonover sues J. P. Nettles in Missoula district court seeking $330 plus costs. She says a verbal agreement allowed return of two horses after a fair trial if unsuitable and refunds of the purchase price, but Nettles refused after she returned the horses following four days of possession.
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Missoula
Bell Schoonover
B. C. Mulroney
J. P. Nettles
Elks of Missoula Seek Own Lodge Building
Missoula Elks Lodge with over 300 active members once again pursues constructing a dedicated home in Missoula. The project aims for a building suitable for all lodge purposes and capable of generating rental revenue for the organization.
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Elks’ Lodge
Missoula
The
Elks’ Lodge of
Elks Plan $30,000 Building At East Front and Pattee
A committee studies financing a building project with work begun. If trusted reports prove true, a $30,000 Elks building will start construction at the corner of East Front and Pattee streets within weeks.
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Elks
East Front
Pattee Streets
Grand jury drawn for Missoula session
Missoula on September 12 reports Judge F C Webster will impanel a 15 member grand jury in the district courtroom at 10 o clock tomorrow. Names drawn include W E Hubert Fred Giebler Fred D Monfort H J Riley Wilford Bisson W W Reed Frank Hovey H A Stephens A E Pound James W Ler Thomas Stout J F Thomas Fred Gilbert Henry Labby and Peter Hamel.
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Missoula
F. C. Webster
Sheriff's Office
W. E. Hubert
Fred Giebler
Fred D. Monfort
H. J. Riley
Wilford Bisson
W. W. Reed
Frank Hovey
H. A. Stephens
A. E. Pound
James W. Ler
Bitter Root fruit shipment trends and local arrivals
Hamilton notes the tenth car of Bitter Root Fruitgrowers apples shipped to Chicago amid hopes for freezers. Local arrivals include J Read from Spokane for hotel help, R A O’Hara from Missoula on legal matters, C R Wilcox and wife from Duluth buying land, and attorneys Hall and Baggs visiting district court. Anaconda auditor McBain arrived from Anaconda. J J Allison from Illinois purchased orchard land above Darby. Fred Riley takes a layoff due to his wife’s serious blood poisoning. Albert De Roche from Florence faces assault charges with 17 Florence witnesses subpoenaed.
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Hamilton
Chicago
J. ©. Read
Spokane
R. A. O'Hara
Miss
Glendive
Ravalli Hotel
J. J. Allison
Illinois
Darby
Fred Riley
Bitter Root
Albert de Roche
Florence
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Butte, Mont
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Bonner, Mont
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Plains
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the Grand Jury
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Hamilton, Montana
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