Opening Day of Deer Lodge County Fair Races Expected Big Crowd
Horses from neighboring stables lace up for a 12 day meeting at Deer Lodge County Fair Association with William Murray set to start the opening event at 2:40 pm. The track on West Third Street shows activity as trainers prep horses for six premium events including a four race handicap. Special streetcar service and crowd-building plans are in place as officials anticipate a strong turnout and fast times despite soft going.
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Walin Gleavan
Last baseball for waning season clash at Park County
Livingston leads the standings with strong showing, while Frank Jones' Independents chase a late win in a sunlit afternoon game at 3 o'clock. Local players face a high professional lineup as Park County fans anticipate a possible gate after a season of mixed results.
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Overtime Battles Mark Detroit Chicago Tight Game
National League summaries show Detroit and Chicago in a fourth straight overtime style clash with the visiting team prevailing. Multiple line notes describe pitchers, hits, and late pressure as the contest unfolds with the final score listed for the Detroit Chicago matchup.
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Chicago defeats St Louis in third straight game
Chicago beat St Louis 7 to 3 in the third straight win, الملك. Kilng hit a home run for Chicago, Coakley started then replaced by Reulbsch after two innings. Byrnes’ fielding highlighted the game as Lush pitched well for St Louis. Athletic notes also quote Stagg criticizing football outlook for the Maroons.
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Sept
Stagg
University of Chicago
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Indians Win A. A. Flag Corps Title By Narrow Margin
Four score action reports from Indianapolis to Minneapolis show the Indians winning the American Association title with a 198 pound prize. Lowville is defeated in the decisive game. Matches at Indianapolis and Minneapolis yielded close scores as teams contend for the championship.
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Northwestern League Swain's Homer Secures Victory
Swain hit a grand slam in the first inning to give Butte the win over the Seattle Beavers. A second run followed in the fourth as Dan contributed another run. Score details include Bulls 45 MO 4, with Fortier Thinnae and Bender noted and Umpire Carithers listed.
Tacoma Gains New Twirler Inundated by Wild Cards
A fragmented Tacoma baseball note reports a new pitcher named Hant helping the team, with scattered remarks about cutters, a left wall, and several players including Vatterles Blunt Sven Franklin Afhoxast. The text is garbled but indicates a late season addition and mixed performance.
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Aberdeen Wins in Ninth Inning Thriller
Aberdeen triumphs in the ninth as Todlane’s entry falters after a late rally. Confused text mentions players and teams such as Shokwae and Batlontes, with references to Mtarkoli and Kaolttger in a mid-September game at Aberdeen.
Western League Scores and Venues in Mixed Text
In the Western League standings a jumble lists Bronx Cly-aionk City Omaha and Lincoln-Minnoln 8 Pashto 4h al i Molnes-Deos Molnes 1 Dune var with unclear context. The fragment pairs teams with venues and numbers, yielding an uncertain but sportlike score record.
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Dunevar
Pacific Coast League shutout by San Francisco 4 to 0
In San Francisco, September 12, San Francisco defeated Oakland 4 to 0 in an errorless game. The winning runs came in the seventh inning. Batter statistics show Borger and LaLonge contributing while Tardy and others played for Portland in earlier results.
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Burns and Johnson to fight for world title in Australia
London reports a Melbourne or Sydney bout is planned with Tommy Burns heavyweight champion and Sam Johnson the challenger. Purse rumored at 7000 pounds plus guarantees draw or win. Burns reportedly signed. Johnson’s side accepted via Sam Fitzpatrick.
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Field Wins Got In Automobile Race
Cincinnati September news reports Barney Oldfield defeated Walter Christie in a fast paced automobile contest at Louisa track. Both cars suffered mishaps but Oldfield edged Christie in a slow time of 1 minute 51 seconds. Christie set a track record for the mile with 5 4 2 seconds and Oldfield attempted to lower it thrice without success.
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Dillon Beaverhead County Fair Ends With Strong Turnout
The first annual Beaverhead County Fair in Dillon concluded with higher than expected attendance averaging around 2,000 per day. Races generated several purses and many premiums were awarded, plus extra offerings from local firms. The fair drew schoolchildren and Normal School students, with stalls filled and plans to expand for next year.
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