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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1903
Page
10
A fragmented OCR note lists items and names such as Batteries Schmidt and Ritter Willis and Nittridge with unclear context or actions. The text mixes abbreviations and what may be references to people or teams, but no coherent event or dates emerge. Further readable details are needed to produce a proper summary.
San Francisco racing notes April 29 report a tight six furlong finish at Oakland with Sad Sam fading after leading. Princess Titiana narrowly defeats stable mate E M Brattain by a head as Annie Max takes third. Other races include Impetuous, Tanhauser, Lena, Head Water and Swift Wing in varied distances. Weather fair, track fast.
Detroit rallied behind strong batting to clinch the final game of the series. Attendance reached 4,900 as Donovan and Buelow combined on the mound for Detroit, with Dunkle pummeled by the offense. The scoreline shows Detroit prevailing with 13 runs to the visitors’ 1, amid foggy labeling in the box score.
Washington defeated Boston with Gibson delivering nine passes to first, eight stolen bases by Washington players, and timely hits. Pitchers Patten and Clarke for Washington and Gibsor and Criger behind the plate supported by MONOD ace thin. Attendance 4,000 recorded.
In Cleveland on April 29 the locals won the game over St. Louis. The first two runs came on Friel's errors, and the final two were produced by clean hitting. Final score Cleveland four, St. Louis two. Batteries Bernhard and Bemis for Cleveland, Dona hue and Sugéen for St. Louis.
Philadelphia reports New York won today with Tannehill on the mound. Batteries featured Tannehill and O'Connor while Henley Quinn Schreck and Powers contributed elsewhere. The box score lines are garbled but indicate a victory through strong pitching and fielding performance.
In a scoreless affair, Butte wins at Helena by timely hits and strong defense. Key players include McHale and Purcell on offense, with solid pitching and fielding shaping the outcome. The game ends amid scattered baserunning and defensive plays.
At New Haven Yale Brown led 9 to 3 as Brown posted a small early advantage. In Ann Arbor Michigan listed 12 Oberon 2 in the scoreboard update. Chicago saw Chicago University 34 Northwestern 4 in the ongoing tally.
In Los Angeles on April 2 a lively baseball game saw Borchers retired before the first inning ended. The score and other batter details are garbled but include Drinkwater, Zearfoss, Thomas, and Hanson.
Seattle led until the eighth when Portland pitcher Miller and Lietman held steady. Hulen lined a decisive homer to center, two fielders needed to throw it in as he raced the circuit for the winning run. Batteries Lietman Stanley Miller Shea.
In Tacoma on April 2, the Tigers controlled the game with no notable features. Final score details are garbled but list Batteries Stevens on one side and Zalusky Maupn Byers on the battery, indicating a dominant performance despite a late disruption.
National League game in St Louis ends 8 to 0 as Pittsburgs frustrate the home team. Leever’s pitching is decisive. Currie and Ryan catch for St Louis while Leever and Phelps work for Pittsburgh.
In Cincinnati on April 2, Chicago found Poole's delivery in the seventh and knocked him out of the box. Hooker replaced him and performed well. The scoreline lists Cincinnati and batter details including Poole, Hooker, Bergen, Wemner and Kling.
New York extended its winning streak by beating the Philadelphias today. Hard and fast batting in the eighth inning carried the locals to the victory. Batteries Mitchell and Roth, McGinnity and Warner.
Coleman the Pennsylvania pitcher will not join the Buttes after wiring President Lane the terms offered are too low. Negotiations are off though Yerkes of St Louis remains a possibility. Helena overwhelmed Borchers and Jensen in a seven run seventh against San Francisco as Portland Costers face slovenly ball. Umpire Colgan fined Quick and Anderson five dollars each. McLaughlin refuses Spokane contract after jumping from Sacramento. Marshall’s bat shows one hit per four at bats, usually a three bagger or homer.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena on April 29 reports actress Rose Coghlan will file in district court tomorrow for divorce from her husband, race track man John F. Sullivan. She states they have not lived together for five years and she only wants her maiden name restored and a separation, adding she will never marry again.
Multiple races reported with winners and times at Kinloch park in St. Louis. Fugartha won the first race over Miss Guido and Lelia Barr, Orleans led the second with Hie Away second, Stub took the third, Chamberlee won the fourth, Father Weather claimed the fifth, and Eda Riley won the sixth with Aimless second.
In Chicago on April 29 the Worth spring meeting opened under warm weather with 15,000 spectators. Major Tenney won the first race over Favonius and Dan MacKenna. Sanctum led the second race with Arnold K. and Peter Paul following. La Honda took the third, Oronte and Play Like in pursuit. Nitrate captured the Worth handicap in the fourth, Paul Whalley and Thane placed. Beau Ormonde won the fifth, If You Dare and Cotton Plant were second and third. Little Elkin won the sixth with Dodie S. and Gin Spray finishing second and third.
In New York on April 29 the Rosedale stakes for 22 year old fillies, won in a gallop by W B Leeds who had just purchased Julia M for 7000 dollars before the race. First race six furlongs Ben Howard defeated Clarita and Tribes Hill in 1 14 1 5. Second race five and one half furlongs Rose Tint led with Lady Lake second and Gloriosa third in 1 04 4 5. Third race mile and 70 yards Oda Waha won with Animosity second and Dark Planet third in 1 46 3 5. Fourth race five furlongs Julia M won with Petunia second and Mardella third in 1 01 % fifth race handicap mile and 70 yards Andy Williams won with Hunter Raine second and Flying Buttress third in 1 45 2 5. Sixth race five furlongs Sailor Knot won with Extra Law second and Maggie Flute third in 1 02 1 5.
London April 29 Rock Sand ridden by J Martin won the 2000 guinea stakes at the Newmarket first spring meeting today Fleet Sam with Danny Maher up finished second Rabela was third Eleven horses started.
Weights and entries listed for four races today. First race six furlongs selling includes Lou Clivenden Legal Maxim Bogus Bill Tyrannus Sharp Bird Queen of Dixana Moresa St Phillippina Educato Maraschino Cousin Carrie San Lutian. Second race nine sixteenths selling features Emil Captain Forsee Strife Planet Ravelona Juana Trixie Motlakatla Rose Farr. Third race mile and an eighth selling lists Royalty July Gyp Vassalo Rosario Frank Wooda Tizona Mission Position Harry Thatcher Lodestar Montana Peeress. Fourth race mile and an eighth handicap shows Forest King Byron Rose Ishtar Autolight Peter J Warte Nicht Oriana Dr Boyle The Major Bonic Grail Horton Grafter Jockey Club Divina.
Fifth race at one mile in selling condition features Blessed Damozel Watercure Mounte bank Bernota All About Redward Temper Windward Ada N Rim Rock Lena and more. Sixth race thirteen sixteenths of a mile includes Tower of Candles Hudson Hainault Kitty Kelly St Winnifred Fort Wayne Mexicana Judge Voorhies Clausus and others.
Race details list horses with weights and odds across five events. Notable in race six are Miss Liza leading at 110 and Ceylon 108 with a clear weather note: Weather clear, track fast.
Special Dispatch reports the San Francisco Call’s selections for Oakland race entries including Sharp Bird Maresa Cousin Carrie in the first race Strike Juana Rav elona in the second Position Frank Woods Tirona in the third Dr Boyle Autolight Horton in the fourth Bennota Watercure Mountebank in the fifth and Fort Wayne Kitty Kelly Clausus in the sixth.
Newport April 29 after formal commission the cup yacht Reliance was taken out for a two hour trial spin. She faced severe wind and sea tests with squalls and strong undertow. Spectators saw the Sunbeam struggle to hold her position in Reliance’s wake.
Glasgow April 29 The new mast intended for the Shamrock III has been completed and will be stopped Friday It is hoped the cup challenger will be completely rerigged and ready for a trial spin May 6.
Local school officials discuss plans to expand the student body at the high school as enrollment climbs each year. Community members weigh potential impacts on classes, facilities, and funding while awaiting formal proposals.
Trustees discussed potential expansion as attendance grows. Superintendent Young warned current facilities meet best-work needs but future increases will strain space. The lot beside the school was bought, with remodeling or an addition possible after 1904 summer vacation.
The All-Star Combination with Young Corbett in tow delivered a rattling good show last night at the Grand opera house. Clever acts included Foster and Foster, McGlade the bag puncher, Joe Johnson buck and wing dancer, Elsie Raphael on ragtime piano, Fay in a clever coon specialty, Olcott the balladist, and Donar the mysterious performer.
Miss Rose McLaughlin married Rich ard Ferns at St Patrick's church in a ceremony led by Father McGlynn. The couple plans a three week honeymoon in Salt Lake and will reside at 204 West Copper Street after returning. Rose had served as housekeeper for Father De Siere.
Miss Loraine Freeman, a musical prodigy not yet 12, will present a Thursday evening concert at the opera house in Bozeman. She is assisted by Mr. Lester S. Willson Miss Winnifred Kinney and the Treble Clef club. Proceeds aid sending her east to further piano studies.
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