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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1902

Page

10

Montana Jockey 4 Club Opening Race Schedule

The opening race day starts at 3 pm with daily races. Street cars go directly to the track while Columbia Garden cars provide transfers. Admission is $1 with ladies admitted free. Officials include Hugh J. Wilson president Lou Frank secretary Joseph A. Murphy presiding judge and Ralph H. Tozer associate judge.

Columbia Garden Hugh J. Wilson Lou Frank Joseph A. Murphy Ralph H. Tozer

McNamara Wins Close War At River City Track

The feature match race saw McNamara edge Walhurst by a short length in a thrilling finish. Owner Mr Sink praised fair play while noting a tough day for favorites amid a large crowd and high betting. Other races featured Whale Back's upset and Blissful's maiden win, with steady attendance and ideal weather.

McNamara Walhurst McNamars River City Welhurst Lee Burlingame Walhorse Mr. Sink Mr. Walz Frank BB Mont Eagle Whaleback Mont Kaye Frank B Homestake Rie Tl Maud Sherwood Blissful Silver Dick Pat Tucker

Watsekas Remain Unbeaten Against Columbia Electrics

Watsekas baseball team of Rochester stays undefeated after routing Columbia Electrics 6 to 4. Goodman struck out 18 for Columbia while Watsekas outplayed them throughout, with Britton, Van Wart, and Harrington contributing on offense and solid defense backing. umpire Perham presided.

Watseka Rochester Columbia Gardens Electrics Goodman Columbia Carney Mentienss Bracey Hoskins Farlin Owen Britton Johbneonese van Wart Ek van Wart Harrington Anderson Britten Watsekawf Columbia Elec’s Watsekas Columbia Electrics Errora General Electrics Vperham

Baltimore Balti more Rally Falls Short in Extra Ninth

In Chicago on August 2 the patched up Baltimore team mounted a strong rally in the ninth inning but finished one run behind the leaders. Local bettors led early, attendance 2,600. Pratts and Sullivan pitched for Baltimore. Wiltz and Yeager for the other side.

Chicago Baltimore R. H. Estate Cic Baltimore i Pratt and Sullivan Wiltz and Yeager

St. Louis Beats Philadelphia in High Scoring Game

St Louis won the second game from Philadelphia largely due to weak pitching by Wilson. Through six innings the game remained tight until St Louis exploded for seven hits in the seventh to seal a 14 hit effort. Attendance was about 1,500 with Powell Kahoe Wilson and Powers behind the plates.

St. Louis Philadelphia Wilson Reeces Tetvewes Pee Teae Powell and Kahoe Powers

Detroit Game Ends In One-Sided Loss Amid Free Bases

Detroit faced a lopsided defeat as pitcher Townsend controlled the game. Washington failed to score while Townsend issued many free passes to Detroit batters. Batteries Townsend and Clarke, Siever, and Maguire were listed.

Detroit Aug Washington Townsend Townsend and. T ‘Arke Siever Und Maguire

Cleveland Beats Boston Behind Young’s Hits

Cleveland won today from Boston by timely hits as Young delivered key runs. Joss hurt his knee in the fifth and Bernhardt replaced him. Errors by Boston kept them from a shutout. Score and details show Joss, Bernhardt, Bemis, Young, Criger in the battery.

Cleveland Aug Boston Young Joss Bernhardt

Western League game at Peoria postponed

The Peoria and St. Joseph game in the Western League was postponed due to wet grounds.

Peoria St. Joseph

Cincinnati Leaders Seek Franchise in American League

Cincinnati figures of prominence have filed an application for a franchise in the American league. The move signals potential expansion and aligns with local financial interests backing the bid.

Cincinnati

Judges Unearth a Job Elder One Goes Wrong in the HIG Pach

In Columbus on August 1 Grand Circuit races report betting scandal for 2:20 pacers. Driver Tom Stuard suspended and horse Elder One banned for one year after a broken hobble and race manipulation. Green Line and Elder One disputed top finishes across heats with multiple suspensions and fines totaling $100 to Hudson.

Columbus Ohio Tom Stuard Elder One Green Line Cage Stuard Valentine Hhe Elder Hudson Tortimen Hal Chamber of Commerce Detroit Cleveland Vauban Charlie Me Dorothy Redmond Dr. Spelman Ruth M Cheery Lass Beware Ollie H Klondike Bernaldo Wynema Summer Morn Earline S Prince Selma Maiborn Pegasus Chase

Brighton Beach and Harlem Race Summaries

New York and Chicago racing notes list results from August 1. Winners include Stevedere Ivernia W. R. Condon Himself Rose Tint Anak Belle of Lexington. Harlem’s Huachuca Colonial Girl Lampoon Autumn Leaves Major Mansir Fitzkaner among others with times and placements.

New York Brighton Beach Stevedere Zoroaster Satire Ivernia Fontenace Marie Tryon W. R. Condon Right Lrue Red Knight Tom Kenny Ethies Rose Tint Dark Planet Evora Anak Loone Chicago Harlem Huachuca Della Ostrand Vulcain Major Mansir Ravensbury Leo Newell Fitzkaner John Hright Fairbury

Croker's Ypsilanti wins Chesterfield handicap at Goodwood

Richard Croker's Ypsilanti captured the Chesterfield cup handicap of 400 sovereigns plus a 15 sovereign sweep, for 8-year-olds and up, over one mile and a quarter at Goodwood. Osborn with Maher was second, Sonatura third as six horses started. Sceptre won the Nassau stakes of 380 sovereigns with 200 added for 3-year-olds over one mile and a half, with the Si meon filly second and Maher up, also six starters.

Sono Park Stable Whaleback Imp Duncombe-Orange Leaf Chelly Genevassee L. M. Harley Holestake H. Stuart Sasic FP. Fink Frawley Bert Davis Swiftlight Frank B Ace Free Gold Friar Charm Chinook J. P George Palmer Joseph Winney Clacquer Lady Graves Stan J. Brinkman Pamcman I. Caviciasccsess Cc. W. Chappell Mintaka Black Cloud Great Mogul Nellie Hawthorne the Maniac Salic Breadstrong Sir Claus Dora Nora Ada Chloe Minnie L J. Reel Laureatea Imp. Laureate-Garoga Howson F. Kraft G. H. Ketcham A. Murray Pope Leo Matt Hogan Montana Peeress CH. Stuart Piedmont Estable Alaria Cally Ceeseeseeser Gees W. Snider & Co Katie Walcott Collis Burdock the Singer London Richard Croker Goodwood Osborn Maher Sonatura R. Sevier Sceptre Simeon Maher Up

Helena Wins Postponed Game Over Portland Four to

Helena took the first of two make up games from Portland, 4 to less than a full score, as Wiggs settled the contest after a late surge by Portland. Zeigler attempted a steal, leading to a double play, and Hannivan, Peeples, Flannery, and Muller figured in the fielding sequence.

Standard Portland Helena Wiggs Harris Zeigler Hannivan Muller Peeples Flannery Deisel

St. Louis and New York Split Polo Grounds Games

At the Polo Grounds on August 1 New York and St. Louis each won one of two NL games. The first game saw St. Louis win aided by home errors while the second was a fatigue affair with both teams tired. St. Louis led McGraw’s club in the series with three wins in five games. Attendance was 5,600. Score notes incomplete.

New York St. Louis Polo Grounds McGraw

Reedens and Mathew Pair Shine in Close Game

Reedden and Ryan Mathew lead a tight matchup with strong plays while umpire Emslie officiates. The brief notes a 4 3 scoreline and key moments underscoring the contest’s urgency.

Boston Defeats Chicago Behind Curran Pitching

Boston wins after Chicago starts Hasan then uses Curran who holds Chicago to six more hits. Attendance 1500 as Williams and Kling star in defense. Batteries Kanon Curran Moran Umpire Brown.

Boston Chicago Hasan Curran Pegiom cc Oaincad Sofenisane Erashes I Sbene Dancas Airspuees Kanon Moran Williams Kling Brown

Cincinnati and Philadelphia Split Doubleheader in Philly

In Philadelphia Aug 1 Cincinnati and Philadelphia split a doubleheader attendance 2788. First game Cincinnati 0 Philadelphia 3 with Hahn Bergen and Duggleby Jacklitsch in batteries umpire O Day. Second game Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 0 with Fraser Dooin Thielman Maloney in batteries umpire O Day.

Philadelphia Cincinnati RK. H. B. Cincinnati Eerie Gentbates Sesbcer Cosaeces Hahn Bergen Duggleby Jacklitsch O' Day R. Hi. HE

Orton Bros Offer Best Value on Planes and Organs

If you want the best value for your money in a plane or an organ, call on Orton Bros. at 219 N Main Street, Butie.

Orton Bros Main Street Butie

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