Sir Barry Triumphs In Mudlark Stakes Feature
The feature race at the meeting saw Sir Barry, long the favorite, surge past early leaders and win by four lengths despite wet track conditions. Duke of Orleans held on for second as lady rivals faded, with Yellow Foot and others chasing in the heavy going while crowds mostly braved the damp to watch the card.
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Sir Bercy
Sir Barry
Helng
Pole Ford
Billy Murray
Ponciana
Fischer
Sin Hampy
Youngster
Yellow Foot
Polo Yard
George Missman
John Troy
Onaria Oregon
Colin
Jack Nunnally
Bob Rice
Duke of Orleans
Ontaria Oregon
Hellenie
Red Bra
Mrs. Neugent
Ruselmo
Strat Martin
Buracletto
Duchess of Montabello
Burnaletta
Sausage Works
Lord Rossington
Manila S
Nancy W Wiga
Baiorida
Eudora Dext
Sevirida
Aeyearvolus
Tnd
Horate
Str
J. Focheye
Cl Rettig
Fischeroe
Grothbee
Ea Stuart
Dite Amslaughlin
Failys
Seaad So Miller
Cavelteria
Shriner i
Fountain
Charboneau
Fondana
Clark
AL Post
Barry
Ehon
Ats Haimpton-Du Barry
G. Edison
Bom
G. Missman
Uoping
Wongal
Horses and Horsemen at Denver Race Meet
J M Stokes, back from Denver, notes Dick Williams and his horses dominated the meet. Neva Lee, Chestnut mare, fell on the turn injuring no one. Chris Miller suffered a fall but recovered. Port Mahoe kept pace as last black sprinter arrival. Akbar scratched in race two due to back pain. Duke of Orleans returns home with Captain Rice pleased. wagering reports and trainer remarks noted.
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J. M. Stokes
Denver
Orly Om
Dick Williams
Neva Lee
Chris Miller
Neva
Boy
Hores
Seva Lee
Husky
Port Mahoe
Dr. Mathewson
Akbar
W. C. Douglass
George Robison
Juliny Shaughnessy
Chas
L Barry
Lord Rossington
Taplin
W. S. Vincent
Wolfville
St. Vinccent
G. H. Minsman
C. O. Chappelle
Pole Yard
G. Davis
Blanton
Ontario
Oregon
Thoss
Jessi
C. P. Dye
Sylva Tl
Stewart Polk
Nancy Wy Ni
Youth of Orleans
Felt van Dison
Clase
Groth
Helisme
Blair
Sylva
Cardinal Sarto
Huckster Hedi
Shrinar
Duke
Albert Belle
Orlean P
RR Rice
Br. Malrina
Am Eng
Ace
Neugent
Cinse
Strat ‘Marlin
Eh Ole Brady
Gentle Harry
Dt van Dusen
Bt C. Miller
Cerro Santa
Dr. Sherman
Scorcher
Meadowhorn
St . Jamson
Plave
Ruselmo
Mace
Steat
Winf
Hamilton
We C. Douglas
Legond
Drs. Neugent
Ruscima
Martin
Burnnlett
Shaw
Maendan
Eh. m
Banockburn-Ra
Volette
J. T. Whitenin
Ballston Boy
Lizz
Colle
Easthy
Colette
Mendon
Lorestington
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Belden
Clark
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Patton
Stari
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Coi
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Macy
Unite
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Rudra
Shriner
Savnrida
Ed Sheridan
McLaughlin Aes
Redmont
Hetman
Vewene
Leola White
Seve
Oli F. Clarke
St Dey
Vincent
Nie
Sir Wosky
Woitville
Muddy Track Sparks Cash Bets In Quick Race Follies
The report details jockeys and owners reacting to a muddy track as horses faltered and bets shifted. Occluded names like Ontario Oregon and Sylva Tl appear among discussions of form and price. Several owners lament surprises and accuse rivals of manipulating starts.
Pittsburgs Triumph In Sturdy Pittsburgh Philadelphia Tilt
National League action from Sept 17 shows Pittsburgh defeating Philadelphia 8 to 1 on strong pitching and timely hitting. Willis and Moren held the visitors to one run through five innings before Pittsburgh broke open with multiple hits in the sixth and eighth. Raabe and Clements provided a late scoring spark for Philadelphia, but Pittsburgh held firm. Umpires: Iannatone.
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Philadelphia
Pitteyurs
Bamé
Moren
Willis
Innags
Pitttsburgs
Raabe
Clements Nelting
Portland Prevails in PCL Meet Amid Turbulent Play
Portland scored a decisive win in a Pacific Coast League meet with standout performances from Angilen and Easterly. Key rivals included San Francisco and Oakland contenders as Browning, Berry, and Modder contributed for the home team in a tense, high tempo contest.
Anaconda Meet Overseen by Woods with Murray Starter
Weather turns cloudy as track stays muddy on Thursday September 17 at Anaconda. Judge H. E. Woods presides while W. Murray handles the start as the fourth day of events unfolds under challenging conditions.
Detroit Beats New York in Rough Contested Game
Detroit relies on timely hitting and solid pitching from Donovan and Crawfort to overcome defensive miscues. Hemphill’s baserunning and a late two-run burst contribute to Detroit’s high effort win over New York as the Tigers show resilience and teamwork.
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Detroit
Wefeet
Donovan
Crawfort
New York
Hemphill
Schmidt
Hoge
Manning
Klenow
Northwestern League volleyball game ends in twelfth inning twist
In Vancouver the Northwest League match reached the twelfth inning tied until a wild throw from first base allowed the winning run. Butteries-Paddock and Arhogst were notable players as Spokane faced Vancouver with Doe and others contributing to the tense finish.
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Vancouver
Whid
Doe
Spokane
Malmes Ani Kroive
Tacoma Triumphs In Ninth In Bizarre Scoreline
Sept 17 report from Tacoma records a ninth inning rally as Tacoma secures a win with a curious line reading Seon Rh 2, Sentihe 0. Players Morar, Cutsop, Shea, and Keliickey are noted, with unclear substitutions and plre-Gnieg described in the fragment.
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Tacoma
Vaileries
Wanderers Lose Out Again Acorn as a Swat
An unclear report from Aberdeen details a wrestling or sports defeat with sparse names. The fragment mentions Hinged in the eld by Anerdaen, Secor, Te Batterles, Sinrken and Pournier, Clare, hinting at players or teams but lacks coherent context or clear outcomes.
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Aberdeen
Bool
Eld
Anerdaen
Secor
Te Batterles
Sinrken
Pournier
Clareclin
Mines Nine Show Strong Open Season Prospects
The Mines team under Coach Rinehart shows deep talent with several players in uniform ready for three elevens. Captain Love Little and colleagues like Kyle, Roach, Condon, Jensen, Daly, Evans, McBiverny, Cullity, Emilie and others form a strong unit. Open work and forward passing are stressed as the first game vs Fort Shaw Tridians nears, with future dates set against Washington State College, Utah Agricultural College, Rozemai, and Idaho.
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Love Little
Kyle
Roach
Condon
Craig
Jensen
Daly
Great Falls
Jim Evans
McBiveriny
Cullity
University of Indiana
Emilie
Northwestern
Oregon Agricultural College
Rinehart
Fort Shaw
Washington State College
Pullman
Utah Ageies
Logan
Tis
Rozemai
University of Idaha
Gridiron Outlobe Bright at College in Bozeman
Special Dispatch from Bozeman notes strong early football interest at the college. About thirty large players joined practice as J McIntosh acts as coach and athletic director. No signals will be practiced until later as the squad builds fitness for tougher work. Schedule planned with state colleges and possibly other states institutions. High school football also aims to field a strong team for rivalry play and the fall championship.
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Bozeman
Farivall
Collews
Frrm
Ageles
J. McIntosh
McIntosh
James
Glso
Tigse
Specks Dispute Over Pittsmont Title Claim In Butte
The Speculator nine ball team contests Pittsmont club’s amateur championship claim in Butte. They say they won two of three races from Labor and Miners Union day winners, while Pittsmont concedes some Speculator lineup doubts. A challenge to settle with a game may be arranged by contacting officials.
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Pittsmont Club
Butte
Labor and Miners’ Union
Pittsmont
Yneup
Spocka
Alice
Pittsmont Cill
Oflen
Packy Accepts Offer to Fight Leach Cross
Chicago dispatch reports Packy MocFar tini will box Leach Cross as next opponent. Mauger Gilmaro accepted Billy Gibson of New York’s challenge for a six round bout at 13% pounds, planned for the Frlrmount club in that city at 3 o'clock on Sept al.
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Chicago
MocFartini
Leach Cross
Jila
Mauger Gilmaro
Billy Gibson
New York
Packy Appoir
Frlrmount
International lawn tennis opens with Americans held even
In the Longwood Cricket Club event the first two matches ended in straight sets. J Ritchie of London defeated Beals Wright of Boston 6-2 6-2 after a close first set, and W A Larned of Summit defeated J G Parke of Dublin 6-3 6-3 7-5. Nearly 5,000 spectators watched the early action as the United States and Great Britain split the results. Tomorrow the visitors meet the American champions Hackett and Alexander in the doubles.
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Boston
Gritlain
United States
Long Wood Ccricket
Af. J. Ritchie
London
Beals v. Wright
William A. Larned
Summit
N. Z
John G. Parke
Dublin
Ritchie
Wright
Larned
Parke
Ritchie Eenred
New Port
Parka
Cual
Cariia
Heuce
Stone Wall
Larnai
Ritenia
Iwo
Uie
Hackett
F. B.alexander
Sutton Defends Tennis Title In Pasadena Final
Del Monte California September 17 Amy Sutton of Pasadena defeats Pacific coast champion Rachel Hotchliss in straight sets 53 and 6 2 to defend the regional tennis championship. Sutton gains win through superior strategy and experience in a fiercely contested match.
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del Monte
Cal
Drss
Amy Sutton
Pasadena
Rachel Hotchliss
Pacific Coast
Sutton
Results on Tracks First Race Six Furlongs Royal Captive Won
First race about six furlongs Royal Captive won Pellicoat second Fashion Plate third Cire second trace steeplechase about two miles and a half Pirate won Carter second Grandpa Uard Time. Second race about six furlongs Peter Quince won King Cobalt second Field Mouse third Time 1 09. Third race about six furlongs Diren toy won Black Mary second Daily Spanker third Time 1 10 8 5. Fourth race mile and 2 sixteenths Far West won Tourne second Gratna Green third Time 147 3 3. Sixth race five and a half furlongs Twilight Queen won Mercy Gift second Opal third Time 1 07 4 5.
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Royal Captive
Pellicoat
Fashion Plate
Pirate
Carter
Grandpa Uard
Peter Quince
King Cobalt
Field Mouse
Far West
Tourne
Gratna Green
Four golfers left in national amateur golf title
Garden City links host the United States Golf Association national amateur championship with 482 entrants dwindling to four semi finalists from New Jersey and New York. Jerome Pravia Montclair Walter Trevis Garden City Mex Hernandez Morris County and Fred Herveaacht from Manhattan advance after strong rounds, defeating J C Fownes Jr Thomas K Sherman and others in morning and afternoon play.
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Garden City
United States Golf Association
Garden City Clin’ Links
Eluha
Jerome
Praviya
Montclair
N. J
Walter 1
Trevis
Mex H- Rene
Morris County
Fred Herveechaft
New York
Bkwwanole Club
Manchester
J. C. Fownes, Jr
Pittsburg
Thoaag K K. Sherman
Ties
Thomna Ms Claflin
Weston
Mase
EBBM
Byere
Travers
Vownes
Travis
Sherman
Lehr
Claflin
Patra
Morreschatl Md Nat
Travera
Travia
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Hy Schneider
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