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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1907
Page
1
In Seattle a hard pitched game saw Butte against Garvin with strong defense and timely hitting. Garvin lived up to the hype, while Allen kept the safe spots tidy as both teams traded outs. The narrative highlights fielding, base running, and a tense, low scoring affair. The report notes errors and pitcher performances, with no decisive edge until late crucial plays.
In a ragged account from New York on April 27, Woolchoppers outperformed in key moments while Batting and field errors shaped the game. Spectators saw Peele folding poorly and Wilson failing to reach third base as the crowd watched the unfolding play. May Sutton defeated by N. W. Niles at the St Nicholas rink and Bias Button wore through the match keeping her rival off balance.
In a mixed doubles session at the Niles meet, Sutton defeated Mrs. Horger Warneh and Maymend. The results note struggles for a few pairs while several local players, including Phiy and Muevard, contested early rounds as part of the ongoing competition.
In a rough day for Cleveland, Chicago defeated the Indians 6 to 2. Chicago pitchers and batters combined well, with several runs scored late in the game. Detailing shows multiple hits and fielding outcomes across the inning stretch.
Reports from multiple cities detail opening NL games with Chicago, St. Louis, and New York victories. Notable incidents include an error deciding a St. Louis loss, and a Brooklyn win aided by two battery errors and a late single. Cincinnati debut features two pitchers pitching well in a 8-0 win.
Pacific Coast League notes from San Francisco and Los Angeles on April 27 describe Oakland winning with early runs and two two inning streaks, while Los Angeles defeats Portland amid umpire clashes. The report highlights player disputes and a controversial call involving Hagan and Derrick, with several substitutions and on-field incidents noted.
Fragmentary report notes an April 2 event at Garden City where Ned Took the lead in an interschematle golf tournament. Mentions a spring Country Club event with players from Philadelphia, Sacramento, and other regions. Pitcher Fred Brown reportedly set a new world record in a separate game.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for weak kidneys and related ailments. It promises free samples by mail, testimonials from readers, and urges readers to send a petition with a small bottle to verify the remedy's health benefits.
The Texington meet opened with record attendance. Winners: Gold Prof led five and a half furlongs, Sky a four furlongs, King Lenpald a mile, Boentriece K six furlongs, Jo y Nomlonge with Inhn Maria, and Pos ing won one mile. New York results list Tony Ranera, Milhurst stakes Laura Chig, Red River, Lorna Donne highlighs.
The report lists multiple events and winners from a track meet season. Chicago won the one mile relay, and Michigan took the four mile while Columbia claimed the two mile. Brooklyn Manual Training won the high school national championship. Pottstown's Hill School captured prep titles. Individual event results include times and distances for hurdles, shot put, discus, and long jump.
Mrs. Yates, longtime Gallatin valley resident, died yesterday at age 91. She lived in Montana since 1964, married twice, and left several children. Funeral held today at Dry Creek Church near Dry Creek.
Special Dispatch reports a Milwaukee camp located near Ninth Street tossing on the right of way. A section house will be erected. buildings are frame portable structures manufactured in the East and shipped in sections ready to join.
Tazuki chief figure of the Japanese privy council and head of the Japanese delegation arrives at The Hague for the second peace conference. The party includes Vier Adontal Shinmamura General Ake Wa aid TH We Dennizon, adviser to the Japanese foreign offices, seen this morning.
In Butte Reynolds former police chief challenges Wally Bradford for roller skating Olympic style supremacy at Helland rink next Thursday night. The two contest a two mile race with Reynolds favored on the larger Hol Jamn rink where he is accustomed to the larger course.
A feature to be forwarded to Chicago for the national roller skating tournament opens May 28 in Chicago and runs two weeks. Montana plans to field two or three men after five qualifying races beginning in May, with the first expected in May.
In Walsenburg Colorado on April 2 7 Thomas Miller a 20 year old quiner died from injuries after a cow on the solar nexus allegedly caused by Sami Is Irens aged 2 Irens was arrested and the dead boy's mother reacted with delirium shocking fear for her health.
Courthouse officials form a courthouse ball team with club captain Harry Stevens and candidates from Assessor, Clerk, Sheriff, and Treasurer offices. The fundraiser aims for a major benefit with Young Men’s Christian Association as likely recipient, plans include nightly practices and a game at Columbia car yards.
The second team from St Marys church battled St Lawrence for a 4 to 1 win. Players Delancey Mc Graw Redgera Chatam starred as the St Marys lineup edged their rivals at the belt tol.
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