Fast horses at Montpelier set new track records
The third class program produced the week’s fastest horses and two new track records. Joste Knight beat Zeedo’s 2:14 1/4 mark in the 2:30 pace heat, Amy McKinney set a 2:21 trotting record, and the running race between Mutt and Dublin Minetrel drew a crowd as Burl sported won by a head. Attendance rose with fair weather. Tamarmw closes the meet.
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Mabe
Auk. W
Ree Aorta
Clare Joste Knight Paerd
Pille
Zeedo
Amy McKinney
Mutt
Dublin Minetrel
Atton
Kemmerer
Wyo
Burl
Tamarmw
Purre
Jaale Koight
van Sickle
Axcerbetta
May Davis
Joule Koight
Rua
Joste Koight
van Sickie
Axcerghette
Baring
Josie Knight
Mek
Long Arrow
Negra
Hest Ue
Mabel Trask Wins in Race at Columbus
Calumbat Ohio Aug 17 Mabel Trask defeats Bt Prisco in a 5000 stake race for the Athletic era of Columbus setting a new world record for a reheat trot with a 2 03 1 4. St Frisco led early but Mabel Trask broke near the end of the second heat before reclaiming the lead. Penns Clay, sister to Barly Ten, won the Duckeye Takas Yacht clubs 000 stake in straight heats with a 2 06 1 4 record.
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Calumbat
Mabel Trank
Bt. Prisco
Wattsburs
Columbus
Audh
Traceminila
Wily Burke
Hallworthy
Mabel Treek
St. Frisco
Geerg
St. Prisco
Penns Clay
Barly Ten
Devercans
Duckeye Taka Yacht Clubs
Etralaht
Hart
Montello to Host Ogden in Sunday Baseball Doubleheader
Montello will host Ogden in a Sunday doubleheader at Glenwood Park to settle a prior tie and determine the return game outcome. Local batteries and lineups list Montello’s players including McKuston and Woolsey, with a 2:20 start time for today’s twin bill and notes on yesterday’s scores across the league.
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Glenwood Park
Montello
Tellroad
Nevadane Faunday
Horups
MeHuslow
Peeeseee Cox
Fiat Bas
Ates Caleher
Melfustom
Pees
Thurston
Baer
Bai Pardenent
Ana
Brooklyn Triumphs Over Pittsburgh In Seventh Street Battle
In Pittsburgh on August 17, Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 1. Mamaux started for the Pirates, gave up runs in the fourth, Evans relieved. Stengel and Wheta produced a first inning run, Pfeffer and Johnston combined for a four run fourth with Myers adding another on a later hit. Pittsburgh's lone run came in the seventh on two singles and a base on balls. Score by innings Pittsburgh 000 060 100 Brooklyn 100 300 010.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Smamaux
Pirates
Evans
Stengel
Wheta
Mryers
Pfeffer
J. Johnston
Ha Wirates
Vaughn Wins Duel in Pitcher's Battle for Cubs
Chicago and New York pitchers fought a tight game with one run deciding it as Zelder and Mollwitz combined for the lone score. Vaughn worked well, Elliott made costly misplays, and the Giants threatened in several innings but could not convert.
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Chicago
Zelder
Mollwitz
Vallabhe
Sallee
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Bates
Vaughn
Elliott
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Caleaga
Veron Defeats Ball Lake In Lopsided Park Bout
At Majestic Park on August 18 Veron overwhelmed Ball Lake 14 to 7 as a colorful scoring mix of hits errors walks and wild pitches fueled the offense. Veron pitcher Rane starred with a strong strikeout showing while Ball Lake struggled to halt the rallying onslaught despite late inning improvements.
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Salt Lake
Majestic Park
Hman
Veron
Beore
Fanings
Rane Wes Eee
Hite Quates
Ball Lake
Rane
Ie Hitm
Cane
Beavers Top Angels In First-Frame Rally
In Los Angeles action on a crowded day, the Beavers burst ahead in the first inning by tagging Jack Ryan for three runs, aided by Murphy’s error as the Angels faltered. Portland and other Pacific Coast standings blur in the muddled box as the Beavers win 6 to 4. The scoreboard shows a long, monotonous pattern of batters across eight and a half innings before the Angels pull ahead briefly, ending with the Beavers holding the victory. The day’s results leave multiple teams with mixed records as fans depart San Francisco with the memory of a rollercoaster game.
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Jack Ryan
Murphy
Wouck
Roberiy
Soat
Pet
San Franchco
Portland
Oakland
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Rune
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Chicago
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Detroit
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Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit Reds Past Washington in Doubleheader on Aug 17
Detroit defeated Washington 11 to 3 in the first game and 8 to 4 in the second, as darkness halted the second game after eight innings. Gallia and Shaw, aided by Cunningham’s seventh inning, held off a late Washington rally. separate afternoon action had Philadelphia and St Louis split, 4-3 and 2-7 with Philadelphia winning the opener in ten innings.
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Washington
Lone
Phildelphia
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Waalington
Gallia
Shaw
Cunningharg
Dauis
Vernon Triumphs Over Salt Lake 14 7
Vernon defeats Salt Lake 14 to 7 in yesterday's results. Oakland loses $3 to Portland. Portland 3 Los Angeles 6 with Los Angeles leading the series 3 0. Vernon leads Salt Lake 2 1 in the Series Grand while Oakland trails 3 0 and San Francisco 0.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Portland
Los’ Angeles
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Los Angeles
Dawson and McLoughlin Win National Lawn Tennis Doubles
Jake Purest reports Dawson and McLoughlin will face William Johnston and Clarence Griffin of San Francisco on August 28 at the West Side club courts in New York for the national lawn tennis doubles championship. They earned the right by defeating George Church of Terany, Nod, and Will Davis of San Francisco in the finals of the team elimination series, 4-4, 7-5, 7-5, 6-3. Church and Yowson played valiantly, while Davis showed brief brilliance.
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Tte
McLoughlin
Want
Church
Yowson
Davta’ Witincss
Me- Toushiin
Nat Wy
Daweon
Seals Lose By Bonehead Plays in Oakland Game
San Francisco August 17 The Seals fall 12 to 8 to the Oaks amid miscues and clumsy fielding in the sixth inning highlighted by a misplayed ball in left by Jacinto Calvo and a wild throw from Hed Oldham. Colley gets the loss as the Oaks capitalize with five runs late in the game.
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San Francisco
Oaks
Seals
Jacinto
Fener
Oldham
Jack Coffey
Colley
Qaha
Ladies Likett The Fishing Sport andits Allure
An article extols fishing as a premier recreation, noting many women join in the sport during a short season. Ogden River streams yield good catches, with shallow waters and clear flows enhancing the experience. The piece highlights a Utah woman who embraced angling after learning the craft and now enjoys long days on the water alongside her spouse.
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Ogden
Philadelphia and St Louis Split Doubleheader in Tigers Tone
In the first game Philadelphia tied the bases with no one out on Hush singles and a late error, but St Louis won 4 to 3 in ten innings. The second game was decided by a ninth inning Pratt drive that gave St Louis the win over Myers as Davenport pitched for the victory. The scene includes lines on artistry and a Washington Star quote about commercialism in masters' works.
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Hush
Armera
Austin Ag Sisler
Hunts
Tush
Davenport
Plank
St. Louleee
St. Luss
Pratt
Myers
Pahl
Destin Stax
Washington Star
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