Marathon Champion Marsh Wins Muddy Columbia Road Race
John Marsh, defending titleholder, extended his western supremacy by winning the long distance event at Columbia Gardens. Alexander Rowan finished second after a fierce late bid, Willis Weston placed third, with Charles Walker and Walter Walter also in the field amid tough conditions and muddy ground.
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Navales
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Poe
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Willis Weston
British Columbia
Ryar
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Senitla
Jack
Sullivan
Famecly
Charles W. Jarckwout
Walla Walla
Mness
Rock
Marsh
Rauten
Alfred Shrubb
Winnipeg
Rowan
Wasson
Walver
Notic
Bfarah
Neo Conner
Chen
Wesson
Niwaya
Denbe
Tic
Tim
Smail
Piato
Nevinarnt Klm
Lockwood
Walter
Moreh San
Marah
Trowan
Wille Wesson
Weason
Pirates Hold On In Tight National League Clash
In a mid game effort the Pirates survive a tough challenge as Touls and Bresnahsi contribute key plays. St. Louis trails with limited scoring while Ratterjee and Leh spark late rallies.
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AG Dow Tolay
Neuve
RT Pitburg
St.Touls
Ratterjee
Cincinnati sports meet report with scattered details
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Cincinnati related names and events, naming teams or individuals such as Mullerles and Archer wing. The text is garbled but implies a competition or match with scores or outcomes, referencing Cincinnati and a sequence of participants without clear context.
Detroit Wins and Ties in Doubleheader with Shorthanded Opponents
In a two game set Detroit secured a win and a tie as Tarkurew and Sh Lowlkn Thgera led the lineup. First game saw a 4 to 4 stalemate with Beoras and key batters from both sides contributing, while the second contest featured Tetra-Battertr and Heml powering Chicago against Cleveland.
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Patreit
Netra
Ana
Warkfess
Beoras
TON Wyasesecey Erteaetee Deol Veterien Uuegere Eeaeesvereeth
Uattories
Poty
Gratam
Howl
Criger
Willett and
Bearlat
Louis Tetra
Northwestern League Update With Team Standings
In a Northwestern League summary, Beattie and teammates vie through Sept. 12 results across multiple cities including Seattle and Spokane. Scores and player mentions such as O’Brien and Jensen appear with limited readable details about games, results, and standings.
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Beattie
Feores
Goa
Avon
Bea Starkell
O'Brien
Seattle
Az Mose
Perwell
Evans Defeats Gardner in Amateur Golf Championship
Wheaton, Sept. 12. Charles Keane defeated Robert Gardner, the new national champion, and Tom Sherman in a playoff for the low qualifying to honor the national amateur golf championship. The Teanga versus Gardner match was hard fought, but Gardner fell to Evans by a decisive score.
Butte Harness Meet Protests Over Race Records
A lengthy report from Great Falls describes the Butte Harness Club meeting amid protests that Miniume’s record and other performances at the Cascade County Fair meet may be tainted by questionable judging. Wags and locals discuss refunds, travel costs, and whether the event should be scrutinized, with officials promising full investigation and no statement yet.
Not So Confident Of Winning Eleven
The Montana college football outlook shows Melitositchi warning of losses as several stars depart or choose other paths. Coach expects a strong squad from the Aggies and university rivals, with practice delayed until two weeks after fair week. The race for Montana football honors this fall is expected to be the best in state history.
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Zread
Leatu
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Nas
Tom Norton
Lisle Henderson
Howland
Tozeman
Wil Noc
Emmet Ryan
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Melitositchi
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Ston
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Montana
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Athtetica
Unclear OCR Sports Card From Midwest Matchups
Fragmentary OCR text lists multiple teams and locations including Minneapolis Milwaukee and Milwaukee. It mentions games and scores in a garbled format with references to Karns Minneapaln and Titanpatte Tiinapens, suggesting a packed schedule or doubleheader but details are unreadable.
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Karns
Pacific Coast League tale in wartime article
An odd wartime item outlines Pacific Coast League odds and a British London Globe note. It mentions punitive fares, a German government report on recalcitrant natives, and the Mike trade tribe. The piece blends sports with foreign policy commentary and travel caution.
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London Globe
Billings Promises a Strong Eleven For Football Team
Billinga, Sept 12. Interest in athletics is rising as the school year opens with the Athletic association electing officers: Jon Kiy president, Izazel Morris vice president, Hthel Ifayx secretary, John Todd treasurer. Football prospects are highlighted by Charles Carrelt as manager with John Varrans as captain. Coaches anticipate a strong season with many returning players and a schedule including Butte, Boxeman, Miles City, Big Timber, and others in Montana. Faculty members with athletic experience will oversee practice. lineup features Karrans Dudley Chapple Bouton Edy Mann Wangerford Conley Garvin Dakli Scilley Hassell among others. Contact Standard Drug Co for tickets.
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Honally
Athletic Association
Jon Kiy
Ifazel Morris
Hthel Ifayx
John ‘Todd
Charles Carrelt
John Varrans
Dittemare
Wright
Butte
Boxeman
1Ivingview
Patsyui
Miles City
Big Timber
Kagiora Montaya
Tart Gustei
Tata
Conebra
Ito
Fonttatl
Bonwick
Istustetisehood
Robin
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Dann Karrans
Charles Carsoll
Charles Dudley
Harry Chapple
Hors Bouton
Joe Edy
Chailsy Mann
Warren Wangerford
Why Conley
Everet Renedarex
Eachearer
Leater Garvin
Barton Dakli
Hugh Scilley
Cass Hassell
Butte Kennel Club Prepares for Inland Empire Show
Local Kennel Club outlines entries for upcoming Spokane and Butte shows with top dogs from George F. Downer and others. Plans include a baggage car transport for Mr Keefe’s four pawed entrants and a slate of judges from coast and state shows. The event aims for Montana’s greatest ever kennel exhibition, with strong community support and regional participation.
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Spokane
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Kennel Club
Mi Kerf
Inland Empire
Arite
George F. Downer
Champlon Ndeliffe Radiance
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Magitin
Monte
Alex
Rogers
Nick Webby
Eli Murphy
Jimmy Quiele
Co. N
Mets
Mela Servier
Molly
Cubs Protest Game Umpire Fairness Action
Chicago on September 1 191X the Cubs filed a formal protest with the National League president over umpiring in the pivotal Pittsburg game alleging crookedness and seeking a replay. The protest included sworn affidavits from Mariners Chamer Evera and Joe Stanley and demanded a fair umpiring crew for a rematch to decide the championship.
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Ahirphy
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National League
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League
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Joe Stanley
Ue Cubs
Chicago Clc
Ahneé Kttle
Two Big Additions to Mines Eleven
Mines football gains two new players Leonard and Osenbrug, backfield veterans, boosting Coach Fillman’s lineup. Captain Jensen expressed confidence in upcoming season with a opener in Butte on Oct 9 against Montana State University. Practice focuses on punting, catching, running plays, tackling and ball security.
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Tela
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Ruddy Osenbrug
Echolaade
Iain Jensen
Montina Red
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Mines
Butte
One State University
Western League Scores and City Standings
Des Moines and Topeka lead in key Western League games with Omaha and Wichita close behind. Sioux City and Denver exchange positions as standings shift, with Read and Seland factors noted in the day’s brief.
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Omeha
Sioux City
Denver
Seland Read
Langford and Ketchel Set Way for 190? Boxing Clash
Promoter Stan Welchel announced a forthcoming 190 round bout between Langford and Ketchel next Friday. Ketchel boasted of superior speed and power and predicted a finish, while Langford, described as a durable fighter, prepared to counter and seek an early edge.
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New York
Sam
Langford
Phat
O'Brien
Toby
Welsh Boy Grabs Coursing Honors at Butte Park
Nuhfer's Welsh Boy dominates 15 greyhounds at Butte coursing park yesterday, winning in brackets and finals. Upsets include Nellie Keen over Real Rocker and Ding Darley over Needle Bug and Crescent, with William Domnthorne reappointed as judge after a brief interval.
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Creucent
Yim Warley
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Hladas Halons
Ring News Roundup of Promised Fights and Negotiations
Boxing headlines report several match talks and signings. Nelson, Murphy, and Kaufman negotiations unfold with promoters aiming for six or ten round bouts. Gardner versus Loughrey and Bronson versus McFarland secure purses and dates. Tem Jessop and Owen Moran plan American debuts, while McGann meets Klaus in Pittsburg and Connelly versus Thomas booked for Glens Falls.
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Hugh McGann
Indianapolis
Frank Klaus
Pittsburg
National A. C
McGanny
Stanley Ketchel
Thompson Handed Lemon At Glendive Fight
Maurice Thompson returned from Glendive claiming he was robbed of a decision after a 20 round bout with Cusly Ulrich, with $3,000 wagered on the result. Ulrich survived the pacing rounds, while cited local support lay with Miles City. Referee Dr Dan J Dowotille oversaw a rugged, crowd told fight misbalance as Ulrich pressed to finish.
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