Horse Racing Returns to Butte in July Meeting
Butte resumes horse racing at Marcus Daly Park for a ten day meet starting July 19. Thoroughbreds from Montana and neighboring states, including notable horses and trainers, will compete as the Montana Horse Racing Association backs the revival with a modern park and updated facilities.
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Senators and Soxers Split Double Header in Chicago
In Chicago, the Senators split a double header with the White Sox. The Senators won the opener after rallying with a big fifth inning to score 12 runs, while in the nightcap Washington fell 4 to 2. Verdon Kennedy and Baba Phelps starred in the hitters’ barrage.
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Mackmen Defeated by Detroit in Tight Baseball Duel
Detroit beat Philadelphia Athlettia 10 to 4 in a high scoring game, Elden Aukor guiding Detroit to their fourth straight win. The summary covers odd betting activity surrounding Ogden and Marcus Daly, including Montana bets totaling about $690,000, with Daly and associates facing mixed fortunes as the field sagged behind the fast odds.
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Browns Gey Split Off Mighty Yanks
In Tunis on June 26 the New York Yankees split a doubleheader with the Browns, losing the opener 6 to 0 but winning the second game. Browns scored all their runs late as Nome syne powered the rally and their offense accounted for the Browns’ points.
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Undefined players clash in confusing scoreless listing
A scrambled OCR style record lists numerous names and numbers with unclear match details. It mentions goaltender and pitching terms alongside mixed fragments such as bases, innings, and umpire references. The text appears to be a damaged sports page snippet with no coherent game result or teams identifiable.
Troublesome Tribe Thumps Red Sox in Cleveland Victory
Cleveland June 28 The Cleveland Indians bombarded three Boston pitchers to win their third straight, led by Johnny Marcum and Jimmie Foxx two homers and strong pitching. Weatherly and Knickerbocker sparked the Tribe as Boston stumbled behind losing pitcher Quernnuller in a 9-0 rout before 20 000 fans.
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Baseball standings and player mentions mix in muddled note
Fragmented summary notes list multiple teams and players across leagues with references to home runs and standings. Mentions Cubs Browns White Sox Tigers Reds Giants Red Sox Indians and others appear amid garbled text and nonessential filler.
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Monarchs Hit Parade of Colored Baseball Stars Forward
The Kansas City Monarchs, era long champions of the National Colored League, travel today as the greatest colored baseball team. Led by manager Jetty Andy Cooper, stars like Bullet Rogan, Curtis Harris, and Paterson highlight a lineup famed for power, speed, and fielding. They tour the South each season, play exhibitions, then face top all star clubs in Kansas City and beyond, with plans to tour Mexico, California, and even Asia after the regular season.
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Beads Monarchs and Waxing Gossip of Ball Players
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A damaged OCR fragment mentions teams and individuals in a local or regional athletic context. It lists partial names and scores such as 82 108 and 52 22 83, with references to players like Ja ITB and Vay ky, and locations or events that resemble a sports meet or standings.
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San Pines
Wingard Eyes Track Crown as Seattle Meet Winds Down
Wingard dominates distance events with strong times, while teammates and rivals contest the title chase at the Seattle aquatic and track meet. Mary Ton Petty of Seatth, Shaty Howley of Want leach, and other competitors push records, with Wingard edging fields in the sprint toward a likely club championship.
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Seatth
Ernest Sutter Takes College Tennis Title Debut Glory
Ernest Sutter claimed the college tennis championship title in a straight final, defeating rival players as the event crowned singles and doubles champions. Hanford, Norman Riekr, Sew al Hanford, and partners won the doubles title amid a field of noted competitors from California and nearby colleges.
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Cubs Beat New York in Doubleheader Lockup
June 38 reports Cubs win both games against the New York Giants, with strong pitching by Branch and Tare and late heroics by Fuld. In the nightcap, Lee singles in a run as the Cubs top the Giants. Brooklyn loses. Earlier, Boston crowds watch the Pirates. two games scheduled at National League Park draw a large turnout.
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Hurd Wilbord Plant Fire Destroys Wisconsin Facility
Firefighters battled a blaze at the Hurd Wilbord corporation plant in Wisconsin for hours as a section of undetermined origin leveled the facility. Harry Hurd, president of the company, estimated losses at a substantial total.
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Dodgers Rally Stuns Cardinals In Low Scoring Tilt
A rugged game features Troi Tan homers as the Dodgers topple the Cardinals. The late inning surge, highlighted by a deep drive and steady pitching, secures a 4 3 6 4 score line while the Cardinals briefly threaten but fall short.
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