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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1906
Page
12
In a 4 3 finish Baltimore defeated St Louis after a sparrow darted from an eave and deflected a fly ball, allowing two runs. Grin misplayed the ball, O Neill reached third as two runs crossed, and the Browns claimed the lead late in the ninth.
In Seattle Aus siana swept a doubleheader, outplaying Seattle at every point. Cates allowed five hits in the first game, while Graham held them to six in the second. Portland and San Francisco split a twin bill, with Wilson and portside hurlers delivering pivotal moments. A fan incident in Los Angeles led to an arrest as tempers flared after a rough brawl during the Fresno game.
New York reports the Kerry team will tour Ireland in August to play selected Emeral Isle clubs. Dennis Buckley, a Kerry enthusiast, contributed $1,000 to support the mission led by Captain Torm O'Connor. The restructured Kerry side is hailed as the strongest gathering of Sinn Fein footwork in the world.
In the American League report Chicago defeated Philadelphia behind Bender’s strong field performance and multiple pitchers. The game drew one of the season’s largest crowds as White and Sullivan paired with Bender and Sehterk for the batteries. The score line stood decisively in favor of Chicago.
A large crowd attended the pleasant afternoon program at the fair grounds for a three harness and three running races plus a Shetland pony exhibition. Winners included Ralph Emerson, Buck, and Albert G in a tight set of heats. Centereye won the pace and trot and the match race saw Kogo beat Pearl Diver by a length.
A winning week unfolds as Mr Brindle captures the Mississippi Valley Futurity at Butte coursing park, defeating Glengarry Consignee Northern Express and Ottawa in succession. Attendance rises, bets brisk, with Maud making a notable debut and Holy Donnithorne judged favorably as officiating continues. The piece also notes Cowes regatta week with King Edward's Cup on the Queen's course, plus forthcoming regattas and athletic events across the U S and Europe including Saratoga and Buffalo harness meets.
In a delayed afternoon game at Columbia Gardens Helena Hub Huns defeated the Butte Parochials 13 to 8 after a rough first inning in which the visitors plated eight runs. Roberts and the Hub Hubs shined on defense while the Parochials struggled to respond, with the midget fielder delivering key grounders. A forthcoming hub junior clash with Anaconda Gunters is teased as an upcoming crowd magnet.
The Kanawha owned by F. Smith, with Mark Twain aboard, defeated the Haouli in a storied 30 mile match near New Bedford then East River. Rogers crew included Mrs. Rogers and family. The trial featured Whitman tales and rival bragging before the Kanawha edged ahead in the final hours.
Bar Harbor Me August 5 The first annual dog show of the Bar Harbor Beach Show association will be held Thursday Friday and Saturday August 16 17 and 18 The program lists classes for all required breeds plus several unclassified specials Animals include bloodhounds Saint Bernards Great Danes foxhounds pointers setters collies Old English Shepherds and many more Officers include President Morrell Vice President Charles B Pineo Secretary and Treasurer W H Vass Judges from Peabody Mass Greenwood MA Boston Terriers Fr Lendier New York and Oldham New York listed for all breeds with expert panels from multiple states.
John Mackey, former Rancho del Paso manager, arrives in Lexington with two Japanese boys, sons of M Hashi of Tokyo. They will stay 36 months at Elmendorf stud to learn Kentucky breeding practices and then return to Japan to pursue thoroughbred breeding on a larger scale.
Half million dollars in Grand Circuit purses will be awarded this season with races listed from Poughkeepsie Readville Hartford Syracuse Columbus Cincinnati and Detroit cities. Detroit drops from the circuit due to local law while Cleveland and Readville host events amid large purses and a history tracing back to 1871.
Louisville heavyweight Marvin Hart, having previously retired, agreed to return for a one round bout against Bill Squires in Melbourne. He demanded 3000 and 1000 expenses, with the Australian promoters quickly accepting. Hart and his brother departed for Melbourne for the September fight.
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