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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1903
Page
10
Butte Lodge No 22 A F and A M holds regular meetings on the first and third Tuesdays each month at 8 oclock pm at Masonic Temple on West Park.
About $1,910 was realized from ticket sales for a Spokane benefit game honoring the late Ernest Nichols. The Spokane Indians defeated the Los Angeles Angels with a lively grandstand showing and a final score reflecting the home effort.
In St Louis Sievers pitched loose game as Slattery at bat in ninth was fanned for final out. Philadelphia beat New York as fielding slipped for most of game, six inning noted. Washington won with five seventh inning singles while Boston infielding stood out. Batteries listed for each club.
Donovan drew a bases loaded walk in the ninth to force in a Detroit run costing the visitors the game. Jess pitched well after the first inning. Final score: Cleveland 5 Detroit 4. Batteries Jess and Bemis. Donovan and Buelow for Cleveland.
National League action across three games. Brooklyn beat Philadelphia behind Schmidt on strong pitching. New York outlasted Boston in 11 innings with Mathewson fanning the final three. St Louis edged Pittsburgh as Murphy and Ryan secured the win in the seventh.
Portland and Sacramento clashed in a Pacific Coast League game at Portland with a final score noted as Portland Sacramento, illustrating a competitive contest from the August meeting on the league schedule.
The Portland squad announces Weed and Taylor as new infielders replacing Fisher and Deisel while Flannery enters the outfield for Parrott. Wiggs, Tom Kelly, and Stopher join the pitching staff as Salt Lakes win two of six at Seattle with regulars on strike. Gay remains sidelined with rheumatism in Illinois. Parrot Juniors beat Blue Star Juniors 21 to 18 and City Juniors defeated Little Starlights by 9 to 4.
At Cowes on August 3 the yachting season opened under the London Yacht Club with King Edward and Queen Alexandra in attendance. The 50 mile course for a 60 guinea cup saw five entries, the Meteor and Haldora winning their respective races as the royal party watched, with notable craft including Drexel's Margerita and Allison Armour's Utawana.
San Francisco report from Harbin Springs says Champion Jeffries trained hard with intense sparring sessions against Fitzsimmons Kennedy and Jack as he nears the August 14 championship bout. J J Corbett has returned to Alameda to resume boxing training in good form and confident.
Atlantic Highlands N J Aug 3 in a 30 mile windward leeward race off Sandy Hook Shamrock III defeated her pacemaker Shamrock I in 9 minutes 57 seconds. Light winds five knots and left the Shamrock Jr ahead at times as both boats approached the mark. The Shamrock I closed the gap after the turn but the Shamrock III finished more than a mile ahead.
Bristol date Aug 3 reports the fully fitted HRellance leaving its builders to sail down the bay toward Newport for its big contest with the Shamrock III.
Butte and Salt Lake begin a week of games at the ball park this afternoon. The Salt Lake roster has undergone many changes from earlier lineups.
Helena Aug. 3 The Montana state fair executive committee completes the race schedule with added money totaling 7200 dollars. Harness events receive 4200 dollars, livestock and agricultural exhibits 7590 dollars, and detailed daily trotting and pacing events run Oct 5 to Oct 10 with entry and purse rules.
The opening day at Saratoga draws six races including the Flash stakes 5000 for 2 year olds and the Ballston cup steeplechase. Chuctanunga wins the first with Leonore Loring second and Sadducee third.
Harlems summary from Chicago notes six furlongs winners Sardine with The Forum second and Father Weather third in 1 14 1 5. Flo Bob wins five furlongs while Frei Leppert places second and Geranium third in 1 02. Garden City handicap six furlongs sees Jack Rattlin first Ahola second Orfeo third in 1 15 3 5. Teeplechase short course won by Golden Link with Tartar second and Indian JL third in 3 36 2 5. Mile race Postmaster Wright wins with McGee second Orsina third in 4 845. Major Tenny takes mile and one eighth with Moor second Kilmorie third in 2 00 3 5. Original sixth race declared off and seventh run as sixth.
Miles City report notes Robinson defeated Gilbertson yesterday in a wrestling bout for $109 a side, throwing his opponent twice within half an hour.
Paris reports Vestal ridden by American jockey Rausch captured the Prix du Premier Pas at Caen today. The victory adds another big win for W K Vanderbilt’s horse as Rausch pilots it to the finish ahead of rivals.
In St Louis reports Delmar racing events with six races and various placings. Hempstead wins the mile and 70 yards in 1 52 3 4 with Waape second Lelia May third. Cariotu takes five crenes with Angelee second Our Lillie disqualified for fouling Third race sees Jake win by three and a half furlongs Sister Lillian second Varna Fonso third. Mae Das wins mile handicap Bas d Or second Stand Pat third. Hugh Mc Gowan wins six furlongs Pretension second Ingle Thrift third. Time 1 18 for six furlongs. Sub- remains unnamed in final result.
Immortelle finishes second and Miss ion takes third as Marine wins the event in a time recorded as 1:504.
Races listed with weights for maidens three quarter mile and longer distances. Notable entries include Tootsy Mack Eva Clair Justine Morel Liberty Bell Taplola Amora J Cotex Oer the Rhine Away Right in maiden and selling classifications. Weather is cloudy and track slow.
Six race card listed with horse names and weights for each event. Results show first through sixth races including distances turf and dirt plus weather and track conditions. Notable entries include Mineola Gold Saint Stalwart Knight of Rhodes and Africander with high weights.
Chicago Aug 3 A heavy rainstorm halted the Western tennis championship after Kreigh Collins the current holder and A C C Snow completed one set. The first set went to Collins before play was suspended.
Minneapolis report notes the Western tennis event delayed from today to tomorrow by rain. Pacific coast champion R G Hunt of California is paired with Milwaukee player H Helmholz as the field reshuffles for the restart.
Special Dispatch reports Big Timber defeats Columbus 13 to 5 after the visitors balked at umpire calls and quit in the sixth inning. A large crowd from both towns witnessed the game.
William C. Broadwater, Brown ing agency trader on the Blackfeet reservation, denies selling his Browning business. He remains in charge there though an interest was sold to Frank Wall of Anaconda, prompting earlier erroneous reports and annoyance to the firm.
Manalos Stoolos, a 24 year old Greek laborer, was brought from Goldis to Great Falls suffering a brain concussion after being thrown from a hand car on the Montana & Great Northern line. He and a companion were en route to Callas when they entangled with the car handles and fell. Stoolos will probably die.
Kalispell Aug 3 The Flathead County Horticultural Society met to hear J W Pace secretary of the State Fair Association Judge Sloan of Missoula and Maj Martin Maginnis of Helena explain the value of exhibiting fruits at the state fair Local businessmen attended and appeared favorably impressed with the proposition.
Jerry McCarthy won by a third round foul against Chicago Jack Daly in Salt Lake City. Daly repeatedly fouled with head butts, ignored warnings, and was warned to leave town by police after the decision. About 1,500 attended as Tommy Markham KOed Roy ondi in the preliminaries.
The Carnegie library building in Kalispell nears interior finish with plastering to end this week. Contractors expect turnover to the commission by mid September. Red eastern brick and blue sandstone give a handsome exterior. Interior will feature maple floors and oak trim, using top quality materials.
Mrs Anna Novak Zoske seeks a decree of divorce from August Zoske. They were married May 2, 1897 and have one child. The suit rests on desertion.
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