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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1902
Page
10
Information arrives claiming theft of the tirade mark on a medicine line. The note urges contacting Washington DC officials for inquiries. It suggests East vs West envy in discovery and touts Doull as owner and maker with prices for several products sold by druggists.
The report lists multiple horses with ages and numbers from a sixth race run over a mile and fifty yards. Names include Frank Woods Bernota Lena Plan McNamara Winward Merops Saello El Fonse and others, with various numbers and statuses noted.
The Butte team, led by Manager McCloskey, arrives from Salt Lake with 50 pounds of boulders as a gag. Purcell struggles with the grip then frees 50 pounds on the hotel lobby floor, mocking the joke. The Independents, last season’s Butte representation, pose a strong challenge in the upcoming Sunday clash. Wharton’s weather role hints at favorable conditions.
The Day’s results show Bozeman holds saddle on with knees to finish third as many make matters interesting at Oakland.
The Call will publish F. B. Mulholand selections for Oakland track races tomorrow. First race May W Almareta Fanstar. Second race Legal Maxim Vassalo Nilgar. Third race Lass of Lagdon St Philippina Mallaspines. Fourth race Princess Titania Constellator Antolee. Fifth race Tower of Candles Sea Queen Sly. Sixth race Lena McNamara Bernato.
San Francisco reports a day of long priced winners at Oakland with Frank Duffy at 15 to 1 taking the opening race over Elrmoer L. Houston triumphed in the 2 year olds over Nervator a 150 to 1 shot. Alsono the favorite faded as barrier issues arose Bozeman placed third. Rain fell through the afternoon with six races completed and times listed for each.
New York April 23 Aqueduct card lists six races. Rostrand leads first race for 2 year olds at five furlongs with Joe Cobb second Glorioso third in 1 02 3 5. Kilogram wins the six furlong handicap with Eddie Busch second Petra II third in 1 14. McAddie takes five and a half furlongs with Malster Garden second. Navasota wins four and a half furlongs with Kennard Hedge second in :55 2 6. Roysterer wins the mile and 70 yards sling with Bounteous Philippine second in 1 47 2 5. Ibold wins the six furlongs maiden with Freelander second Aden third in 1 16.
The Memphis meeting closed with seven races. Winners included The Bronze Demon, Waring, Satin Coat, Searcher, Early, The Four Hundred, and Theory. Track times ranged from 56 seconds to 1:57, with several seconds records noted.
The Lakeside track card on April 23 in Chicago lists six races. Hoodwink won the first at six furlongs with Zilla second and Otis third. Dr. Walker captured the four and a half furlongs event with Lady Churchill second and Boy Wonder third. B. G. Fox won the six furlongs race with Charles Moore second and Carl Kahler third. Schualke took the mile and a sixteenth selling race with Loon second and Thumbs third. Lavatov won the mile and a sixteenth selling event with Isabel second and Chancery third. Cogawell won the mile and a quarter selling race with Miss Liza second and Tea Gown third.
Entry list for five races with weights and horse names including Brattain Dany May W Yellowstone Algaretta Fausturo Kattie Walcott Head Water Catherine Bravo El Rey Jingler Jennie Hughes Alaria Resin In repido in first race. Second race lists Nilgar Brutal Lodestar Vassallo Compass The Gaffer Fonda Einstein Free Lance Billy Lyons Legal Maxim Mamie Hildreth Eva G Kas taine. Third race shows Ishtar Malaspina St Philipina Ursula Halmetta Lass of Langdon Hil dred Schultz Annie Max. Fourth race includes Stellator Flash of Gold La Goletta Varro Antolee Princess Titania. Fifth race Tower of Candles Col Ballantyne Tiburn Saul of Tarsus.
The District of Columbia Supreme Court granted a restraining order returnable May 3 to stop the National League from interfering with four Washington American League players Delehanty Wolverton Orth and Townshend. The action followed by counsel for the Washington club.
Ted Sloan, famed as the greatest jockey, seems bound to retirement unless foreign officials change their stance. Once revered for skill and popularity, he yielded to lucrative offers and now waits while authorities decide if he may return to the saddle.
J Kane from St Louis joins the Buttes as an outfielder and the team promises strong pitching. Manager McCloskey praises Salt Lake training and forecasts a tough schedule with nine postseason games possible if they win the league. Uniforms and bats arrived. team travels to Spokane for the opener.
New York 5 Boston 4 in a tense finale as 5,000 fans watched on. Pittinger and Moran opposed McGee Evans and Yeager, with O Day umpiring. The eighth inning rally overturned an early Boston lead. Pittsburg game score incomplete in the report.
Philadelphia won again over Brooklyn as timely hits carried the game while the visitors fielding was ragged. Attendance was 2 585. Batteries McCann and Ahern for Philadelphia and Deoin for Brooklyn with Umpire Brown.
In Chicago on April 2 the two-time champions opened strong against Detroit with sharp base running hard hitting and near flawless fielding. Attendance figures and final score are unclear due to damaged text but the emphasis is on a decisive early lead and strong defense.
Washington defeated Boston in the opening game with nine thousand in attendance. Consistent stick work by the home team led to Boston's defeat. Score details show Orth and Brill on the battery for Washington with Dineen and Warner for Boston.
At the new American League grounds in St Louis the Browns defeated Cleveland in the opener by stringing together hits in the third inning. Donahue Mahoney and Sug den Moore and Bemis shared battery duties as fans counted attendance around eight thousand.
Philadelphia at Baltimore opened with the Athletics defeating the Orioles. Bernhardt allowed scattered hits while McGinnity struggled and exited in the eighth for Shields. Attendance reported at 12 723. Batteries McGinnity Shields Robinson Bernhardt Powers.
At Denver Denver 5 St Joseph 6. At Colorado Springs Kansas City 2 Colorado Springs 5. At Omaha Milwaukee 4 Omaha 11. At Des Moines Des Moines 2 Peoria 6.
In St Louis on April 23 attorneys for Frank de Haas Robison of the St Louis National league club filed cases to restrain Harper Wallace and Heidrick from playing with the American league St Louis team. Judge Talty set hearing for next Monday. Judge Fisher did not issue a temporary injunction against Heidrick. Robison’s petition notes Harper signed in 1901 for $2509 yearly. Wallace and Heidrick signed in 1900 for $2400 yearly with $600 bonuses retained by each.
At the Epsom spring meeting the City and Suburban handicap of 2000 sovereigns for two year olds and upwards was won by First Principal. The Solicitor ridden by J Reiff finished second with Baldowy taking third. Twenty horses started the race.
The Butte Critic baseball team has restructured under manager A. L. Hauswirth and captain Lester Claybourn. The amateur squad trains hard and seeks games with outside teams, open for all engagements.
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