Doomed Butte Dogs Face Strong National Field in Salt Lake Race
The Butte coursing meeting aims to crown America’s top hounds as entrants from Montana, California, Denver and other states converge for the Waterland stakes. Local favorites Garfield Vonkin’s Blue and Brindly lead a field that includes Miss Fair, Maude Campbell, Horace E and Direntor, with Sal Lake as the next stop for the runners. High hopes persist that Butte dogs will prevail, showcasing the region’s famed greyhounds.
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Salt Lake
America
Ula
Amerina
Bite
Focul Inashoien
Butte
Rowe
2Oall
Miss Fair
Mr. War
R.L. Campbell
Maude Campbell
Davey & Kent
Horace E
Mike Davey
Direntor
Mike Sweeney
San Francisco
Richard Aulone
Rocker Arm
Jackson
Lord Setton
Carver
Lawrence
Kin
Bartagus
Ares Northern
Zignego Wil Ne
Sacramento
Gladstone Saunders
Wild Gus
Wilson & Allen
Frante Esshou
Bartels Bros
Denver
Inia
Butte Copperdaden
Hounds Hear New National Meet Entries At Bast Tarke
Sunday previews list many Futurity and eight-pup stakes entrants headed for Bast Tarke, with former winners like Riverton Lad and Miss McDonald among noted contenders. Full field draws feature Maude Campbell, Crown Paint, Northern Light, and Master Fair, as riders applaud the farewell of a veteran in the ring.
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Bast Tarke
Mande Campbel Master
Mr. Warang
Wil
Sling
Miss McDonald
Bartley Lily
Butta Bie
Devil's Dream
Riverton Lad
Lkely
R M. Campbell
Maude Campbell
Rame
Belle Keen
Blake & Smith
Northern Licht
Blake& Smith
W. Rowe
Catcher
Davey & Eddy
Rowe & Noall
Doe Hicks
Rockland
Howe & Noall
Mr. War
Davey & Hidy
J. Berryman
Monte Carlo
Bert Fray
Guarde
Maude Campbell Boos
Crown Feinl
Belle Kern
Northern Light
Corlis & Maloney
Northwest Coast Discards Seen Opposing Leagues
A fragmented letter from a Portland fan compares the Coast and Northwest leagues. It notes crowd attendance, player moves from Vancouver and Los Angeles, and remarks that Coast discards may be weaker than Northwest peers. Contends Northwest league may deliver faster play and stronger discards.
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Portland
Welles
Teague
Elle
Oakbind
Los Angeles
Didagree Ralions Iver
Aberdeen Gold
Lary
Goodwin
Vancouver
Ose Jond
Yaraby
Football Enthusiasts Meet in New York
New York Sept 66. The central committee of intercollegiate football officials will meet here tomorrow to discuss schedules and assignments. Harvard, Yale, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Army, Carlisle, Syracuse, Brown, and other institutions are represented at the conference as they work to complete the season lineup.
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New York
Meangkind
Jnd
Fe Ward
Tamorrow
Harvard Vale Ivineaton
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Wort Point
Iinapalts
Carlisle
Syranuse
Avihornt
Iran
Darisath
Sivarthmeare Aid Iymerdis Finlen Villeges
Siler's Benefit Great Success as Anticipated
A benefit event honoring George Siler and veteran Chien Desvey Pest drew a large attentive crowd. The program featured entertainment by Matt and Neferca, with the widow portion praised for support and spirited appreciation noted throughout the evening.
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Siler
Desvey Pest
Chien
Bethes
Washington Falls to St Louis in Narrow Baseball Loss
In a September game, St Louis edges Washington 2 to 1. Alison Patton sparked a fourth inning rally, while Powell limited the Senators to five hits and two runs. Batter ies listed as Palley Wariner and Spencer in the confusing box summary.
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Associated
Washinton
St. Louis
Alison Patton
Ariay
Washington
Powell
Tvee
Laois
Palley
Wariner
Spencer
Philadelphia Sees Off Cubs and Clears Weather for Title Run
The Philadelphia club celebrated a clear day as they sealed a key win in a tight pennant race. Cleveland shut out the Indians as Eberfeld batted for Chase in the ninth to notch the only hit. In Boston, a large crowd watched a pivotal American League showdown with strong pitching and late innings determining the outcome.
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Associated Press
New York
Cleveland
Livals
Eberfeld
Chase
Rnde
Nome
Seare
RH. B
Borgeravy
Thomas
Clarken
Gheshro
Pittsburg Beats Boston on Late Rally in NL Action
In a National League contest Pittsburg defeated Boston as Camalis drove in the decisive run after the sixth inning. Pitching by Adams and relievers held the Red Sox in check while Kepler contributed key plays. The game featured a double error sequence and a late surge to seal the win.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Inday
Boston
Adams
Camalis
Thad Cecaves
Roatan Coco
Sucims
Ciibeon
Youn and
Tan
Some Good Racing At The County Fair Yesterday
Rain barely damped the track at the county fair as Imad, Ladie Albert, and spinatress led a strong card. Sainstress surprised bettors in race three, while Ligaie Alberting clinched a late victory. Mishora and Lizzie Albertine also scored in close finishes as the program drew praise for its starting and overall show.
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Sainstress
Ligaie Alberting
Masketo
Miia
Baker
Lehnson
D Yeerolds
Princess Alene
Matchett
Wens Montaness
Sullivan
U.S. M
McKinnon
Holmelight
Jacko Laniera
Hug Picker
Sea Ar
Mendon
Wiley
Tabert Mitchell
van Camp
Tinanso
Stark Gow
Wor
Langihe
Welling
Roberts
Berryessa
Melannon
Spring Leaf
Stewart
Morse
Lizzie Albertine
Drer
Bright Albert
Mina Baker
Uard
Mosketo
Enchanter
Macene
George W. ‘Tuthill
Portland Pours On In Pacific Coast League Tie Thriller
Portland and San Francisco battled to a ten inning 4 to 4 tie as darkness halted play. Pitching by the Portland starter held the visitors in check until a late surge. The affair featured scattered hits and cautious defense with both sides pressing for a decisive advantage before the lights ended the contest.
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Associated Press
Portland
Tay
Fay Groom
Portland Pitoner
San Francisco
Franciscn
Portland Sucess
Qulekan Street
Donslue
Northwestern League Struggles Hit By Weather and Errors
In a Northwest League game the pitching was affected by rain and miscues as Higgine and Rend offered slim chances, while Teetlyod Rend supported by Batrowles and Dineen faced a tough lineup. The article notes shaky defense and sour mood as the contest unfolded.
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Tyrese Seattle
Higgine Hovbam
Wuipport
Seo
Local Washington teams power through tense eventful day
In Tacoma and nearby areas, notable performances emerged as teams and individuals competed across multiple events. Key participants included Nelean, Shen, Garvin, and Whikinu, with ties to Wahant Tealiik and Herso Noaven. The day highlighted productive efforts in the state era.
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State of Washington
Panied Herso Noaven
Ratttetrae
Contender for Title Against Gans Tonight
Boxing fans buzz over the Gans vs Memsic card in Los Angeles tonight with Memsic seen as a long shot yet able to land a surprise. Gans boasts a strong record and Memsic, aged around 22, is noted for two handed punching and growing form but faces a heavy weight risk at 135 pounds.
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Butte
Joe Gans-Georgs Demale
Jimmy Byrne
Los Angeles
Laméis
Als
Rehling
Memsh
Spiter Welch
Vancouver
Oth
Louie Long
Game City
Charley “Neary
Memsic
Carrey
Guus
Balu
Momsic
Towdo Memeles
Nearys
Montant Kids
Xclone Thompsons
Gans
Waleotis
Mike Sullivang
Britts
Nelsons
Chicago Lad Inn
Tarlshak Stitt
Meraste
Jos Gana
Jimmy Britt
Charlie
Ike
Gana
Timmy Britt
Wlill
Bill Squires
Australia
Jack
Twin
Gravesend Race Meet Yields Record and Narrow Upsets
New York Sept 2 at Gravesend results feature one track record and a fast two year olds race. Gen. mei shattered five and half furlongs in 1 08 a new mark while the two year old five furlongs produced 1 43 1 4, both standouts amid several sensational heats. Arcourt and Gommel win leading the day with multiple place finishes and tight finishes reported across six events.
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Associated Press
New York
Gravesend
Rensulta
Martha Jaze
Marbles
Tine
Sheriff Willams
Knight Ot Bliay
Bunseverria
Nimbus
Sutarin
Aunt Rose
Thune
Golg Lady
Dandelion
Lane Allen
Beauclaire
Rearkstone
Danesheared
Eldorada
Ranowod
Yin
Moore Johnson
Witt la
Paltriotte
Honsurm
Bella Reed
Ena Fo
Lucrece
Isdova Soz
Lecna
Snokane
Cand
Aching
Fegr-ohla
Arcourt
Ali Bagwell
Jexchel Thivaime
Bof
Mya
Devourotda
Gommel
Smithy Knur
Rustling Sie
Taag
Mexican War Relic Stillye Ingels Revealed
Edwin Elvin Eliott of San Rafael California is identified as the man in a Mexican War episode. Fourth Regiment soldiers captured a coach of General Santana after a skirmish. The general escaped on a mule. A cork leg was taken, shared, and a $10,000 gold coin was recovered and turned over to the government.
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Ana
Edwin Elvin Eliott
San Rafael
Cal
Billott
Trinnta
Santana
Himserf
Mr. Niintt
White Rubbers Declared In And Economical
A Parliament decree proclaims white rubber footwear economical and durable with waxed finish that resists staining. The ruling notes the waxy surface will not discolor, unlike dark rubbers, and fashions warn against showing white bits in shops.
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Parla
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