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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1909

Page

27

Jack Paine Wins Montana Feature At Anaconda Track

Jack Paine upset a strong field to win the feature at Anaconda, beating Pimkim and Galves as Pimkim faded late. Grace G. and Grace G. also nimbly won other races with sharp finishes as Swede Sam and Kerry failed to sustain bids on a fine card enjoyed by a large local crowd.

Jack Paine Anaconda Montana Paine Pimkim Butte Sam Galves Kerry Baleman van Dusen Buttercup Soule Grace G Burning Bush Ie Knows Borel Grace G. Home Palms H. I. Wilson Buena Evran Mondon Contribution W. P. Fine Henry Scott-Quinlan Dick Williams C. A. Baldwin Orelio Baldwin Alf. Cullen Joe Weber Billy Murray Eudora Sam Stern Frank Ofis Stern Otis Mondton Weeee Pimkin Henry Tree Ceeeses Wilson Painie Howard Eh. G Cromwell-Sallie Mac Mko Liberty

Anaconda Day Planned at Butte Track Draws Attention

E P Mathewson of the Butte Jockey Club says Anaconda day at the track will be big with all stores closing and an attractive card. a large crowd is anticipated. Captain Hackett is ill, with friends expressing sorrow. Bets dominated by Yuba Good Money and Faneuil Hall as connections report mixed results and plans for a strong lineup today.

Butte Jockey Club E. P. Mathewson Hackett John Lowe Fusileer Yuba EB. J. Carnford J. W. Rice Stanley Mildward J. B. Dunn Bryan W. L. Stanfield Faneuil Hall R. Marks Godfather Weavette Grace G Palms Jack Fraters Burning Bush M. Nathanson J. Weber Anaconda Nk I-na ‘ Wilkinson Yuba ‘ Ee Seenee Eevers Tood Money Au Adama Will Morris Leandro A &Mith Harris Luke McCoy Poet Hy van Trusen Fusther S. A. Ballenger Yellow Tail-Fusil A Ballenger

Anaconda Entries Open With Races At Five Furlongs

Horse lot lists multiple races with entries for selling contests including five furlongs and a one mile event. Notable names include King of Yolo Irish Mike Aunt Hala Aunt Kit and Diamond Nose among others. The page records entrants ages 2 and up with jockeys and weights, plus results hints and bets.

Letitia Sonny Cfs Ve Civanges Asia Pskvaesdvervaess Roy Shumway Ge Pe Ae Coscesoes Nannostn Etic Robert Mitchell Aston Deter Siealind Ss Gsatint. Ce Senator Barrett Vie Evo Robe Can Ak Ie Ieee John J. Rogers MOPAR Ieee Inialcie Aunt Kit Feo reRahedyd le Hive Dave Montgomery Issssser Jack Lavin Vnevssdoo Shortallievhae Han Sous Eee Miss Butte Seling Burning Bush Hannah Louise Macall Willie Logan Eck

May River Triumphs In Seneca Stakes At Saratoga

May River, 7 to 2 in the wagering and a second choice, wins the Seneca selling stakes six furlongs at Saratoga from a weak field by a head over Prince Gal. Results across six races at the meet include Grandpa winning the steeplechase and Ostend taking the two year olds race, with times and placings for each event.

Saratoga N. Y May River Prince Gal Louise S Fauntleroy Grandpa Student King Seinap Hilltop Ostend Zacatecas Loco Pete Miss Popular Vanden

Mediorce card tires Grand Circuit crowd at Cleveland meet

Mediocre racing marked the third day of the Grand Circuit meeting in Cleveland. Results include the 2:19 trot for 3-year-olds with Vito winning in two heats, the 2:09 trot won by Jack McKeron, and multiple heats with Walter W, Baron Whips, and Dr. Jack securing victories in purses ranging from 700 to 1500 dollars.

Cleveland Vito Jack McKeron Walter W Baron Whips Dr. Jack

The Exacting Boarder

Weather talk and a dry exchange reveal farmer Lester Carrier quipping about boarders unhappy with moonlit nights and rent, while J C notes they cannot blame him for the weather. The humorous dialogue showcases rural wit and daily life on a Boston Transcript page.

The Boston Transcript Lester Carrier Farmer

Pirates Gain Ground in Nationals Contest

The Pirates improve position in the national contest with decisive wins over Chicero, narrowing the gap and altering the chances for the Cabs and Giants to rise in the race.

American League Matches Scheduled Today

Detroit faces Washington, St. Louis meets Philadelphia, Cleveland travels to Boston, and Chicago competes with New York in today’s AL games.

Philadelphia Detroit Boston Cleveland New York Chicago St. Louis Washington

New York at Chicago and Other City Matchups

A grouping of basketball fixtures lists New York visiting Chicago, Philadelphia visiting Pittsburg, Boston visiting Cincinnati, and Brooklyn visiting St. Louis with each contest as a scheduled road trip for the clubs involved.

New York Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburg Boston Cincinnati Brooklyn St. Louis

Sixth Race at Six Furlongs Selling for 3-Year-Olds Up

The sixth race is six furlongs selling for horses three years old and up with a purse of 150 dollars to the winner.

New Man in the Saddle for Sundays Coursing

Protests over last Sunday's decisions led to an expert replacement in the saddle for the next meet at the coursing park. Joe Hicks named as official. Harry Corbis to act as slipper. Contenders include Wild Boy Yellow Brazen Charming Girl Prince Charming Real Rocker Horace BR and new entrant Colonel. Draw for places lists numerous matchups among owners Campbell Reed Elliott Kerrigan and others. A intermission match race features Consolation against Jenny Keen.

Donnishorne Coursing Park Butte Yellow Brazen Charming Girl Prince Charming Rocker Horace BR Elliott Salt Lake R. M. Campbell Cricket Donnithorne Pretty Nellie Phil Reed Lassie H. R. Elliott Colonel Kennedy & Kerrigan Dr. Kelly J. McDonough G. Oswald Lena M. G. Bleckler R. Davey Horace L. Nuhfer W. H.smith William & Champion T. Knight Jonathan Blake Crescent Jenny Keen

Grounds in Fine Shape for State Tennis Tourney

J D Miles of Livingston stated by phone that the new Hunter's Hot Springs courts are ready for the state tennis tournament next week. The facilities are enclosed with wire netting near the spring hotel, with a billiard-table smooth molasses finish and ample seating for a large audience. Delegations are expected from Billings Helena and Great Falls, and Livingston will be well represented.

Hunter’s Hot Springs J. D. Miles Livingston Miles Billings Helena Great Falls

One More Entrant Joins Butte Marathon Field

Promoter Jack Cooper adds Leo Jeffrey of Montreal to the Butte Labor Day marathon entry list. Jeffrey, 5 feet 7 and slender, has dominated Canadian cross country and trains in mountains. He eyes a showdown with John D. Marsh and Alfred Shrubb if they enter, with Marsh already signaling intent.

Jack Cooper Butte Labor Day Leo Jeffrey Montreal Canada Beffrey Jeffrey John D. Marsh Alfred Shrubb Vancouver Marsh Shrubb Stanley Bowen Wilson Tacoma

Montana Grizzlies Schedule Indicates Fast 1909 Football Season

Missoula dispatch notes University of Montana men to face seven conference tests with one out of state game at Pullman against Washington State. Captain Arthur Bishop returns to lead the squad as they host Montana Wesleyan Fort Shaw Indians Montana Agricultural College School of Mines and the Grizzlies travel to Bozeman and Pullman with a Thanksgiving game against the Agricultural College.

Missoula Thayer Stoddard University of Montana Washington State College Pullman Arthur Bishop Montana Montana Wesleyan Fort Shaw Indians Montana Agricultural College Bozeman School of Mines

Leaders Hold Tied AL Race as Boston Hovers Close

Philadelphia and Detroit won yesterday to stay tied for the American League lead with Boston within striking distance. New York and Chicago gain on Cleveland as Detroit’s pitching weakens. In the National League, Pittsburgh holds a commanding pennant lead after Chicago’s double defeat and Pittsburgh’s even record.

Philadelphia Detroit Boston New York Chicago Cleveland Pittsburg Pirates

Boston Defeats Cleveland In High-Scoring Tilt

Boston beat Cleveland 66 to 4 in a chaotic game August 12 as Cy Young struggled, with Boston’s Balls and Carrigan keying the win. Batteries listed include Young, Booles, Easterly, Wood, Hall and Carrigan.

Boston Cy Young Boston Today Cleveland H. B Babes Young Booles Wood Hall Carrigan

Philadelphia Defeats St. Louis After Batteried Hit Parade

Philadelphia dominated St. Louis 10 to 4 as Bailey and Graham led the attack. Batteries listed: Bailey, Graham, Criger for Philadelphia and Bender, Livingston, Lapp for St. Louis.

Bailey Graham and Criger Bender and Livingston Lapp

Chicago and New York tied for fifth place in shutout

Chicago and New York battled to a 0 0 tie with Scott pitching for the visitors and the locals shut out. The box score lists Sorby De Ri ace pastry? and a line of unreadable batting details, with Scott and Owens, Quinn and Kleinow noted on the batteries.

New York Chicago Scott Sorby de Ri Owens Quinn Kleinow

Giants Take Both Ends of National League Doubleheader

New York defeated Chicago in a doubleheader as Brown limited the visitors to two singles through seven innings of the first game before allowing five hits in the eighth. Mathewson pitched in the opener amid a large local crowd in Chicago on August 12.

Brown Mathewson

Puzzle filled in second game with scattered hits

Scattered hints show four hits in the second game. The report lists players and teams with partial names and mixed letters, noting Batteries Brown Archer Wiltse Meyers and others, with umpires Kiem and Kane.

Welete Socceecso Brown Archer Wiltse Meyers Schiei Pfe

Pittsburg and Philadelphia Split Doubleheader in Pittsburg

Pittsburg and Philadelphia divided a doubleheader with first game ending 6 1 and second game 4 2. Batteries Willis Gibson Simon Moren Dooin Martelli noted in the first game while Maddox Gibson Corti don Dooin worked in the second. Umpire noted as nigter in a rough officiation.

Pittsburg Philadelphia B. Picsdue Baueses Willis Gibson Simon Moren Dooin Martelli Soverse Prubggmi Maddox Cortidon Nigter

St. Louis and Brooklyn Tie After 12 Inning Rainout

St. Louis and Brooklyn battled 12 innings in a game halted by darkness. The final score line shows the tie with pitchers Salleen Bliss Phelps Rucker McIntyre Bergen Marshall and umpire Johnstone noted.

St. Louis Brooklyn Jou Batneson -Seevedee Salleen Bliss Phelps Rucker McIntyre Bergen Marshall Johnstone

Cincinnati Triumphs In Doubleheader Over Boston In 19 Innings

Cincinnati won both games against Boston with the first game extended to 19 innings. Final scores show a 9 to 3 win in the opener and a 9 to 1 victory in the nightcap. Batteries for Cincinnati were Gaspar and McLean in game one, White and Shaw behind, with umpires O Day and Emstic.

Cincinnati Boston R. H. EB Shruiomt Siccaue Daneishoe SEINE Obesesee Coood Gaspar McLean White Shaw N. H. EB Cabrel Casey Weriser Pascece Rowan and Mclean, Rothe, Ferguson and Shaw Rairdon Umptres O'Day Emstic

Pacific Coast League Baseball Scores Report

In San Francisco and Sacramento the Oakland team lost 7 to 5, while in Los Angeles and San Francisco Los Angeles defeated the home side 10 to 2.

San Francisco Sacramento Oakland Los Angeles

Scores From Regional Matches Across Midwest Cities

American Association results show Milwaukee venue with Toledo losing 9 to 1, St Paul hosting Indianapolis with St Paul 2 to 0, and Minneapolis match featuring Louisville at 1 to 0. Local standings hint at decisive Midwest contest outcomes.

Minneapolis Milwaukee Louisville Columbus St. Paul Kansas City Toledo Indianapols Seevtves Indianapolis

Western League Scores From Topeka Denver Sioux City Lincoln

In Topeka Topeka defeated Lincoln 5 to 4. Denver beat Pueblo 6 to 5. Sioux City topped Omaha 7 to 6. Lincoln crushed Des Moines 19 to 4.

Topeka Lincoln Denver Pueblo Sioux City Omaha Des Moines

McNally Challenges Montana Athletes in 56-Pound Toss

Thomas McNally casts a sweeping challenge to any Montanan to outthrow the 56 pound weight for height or distance, posting 50 forfeit and proposing a 100 side bet if accepted. He targets Mike Buckley, current local champ, with Labor Day as a possible date and time/place to be set by challengers.

Thomas McNally Montana Mike Buckley McNally Butte Miners’ Union Don Crowley Buckley

Jeffries Claims NoAuthority in Berger Johnson Fight Deal

James J. Jeffries arrived in Plymouth from New York and denied any authority to Sam Berger for arranging a Johnson fight. Berger said Jeffries was misinformed and that the signed agreement was only preliminary, not final, awaiting club acceptance and final details.

Plymouth James J. Jeffries New York Sam Berger Chicago Johnson Jeffries Sam Berger

Coffees Rally to Down Bankers in One-Sided Win

The M. J. B. Coffees defeated the Bank Boys 4 to 1 to move into a tie for second with Carmen. Ed Kane delivered a three-base hit and Bonner pitched well but received little defensive support as Frink led the Bankers with three hits. Downing worked five strikeouts for the Coffees.

Butte M. J. B. Coffees Bankers Carmen Coffees Frink Bonner Ed Kane Downing R. H. EB. M. J. B. Coffees O'Malley Tretheway

Detroit Lands Pennell From Aberdeen Northwest League

Detroit announces the acquisition of pitcher Pennell from Aberdeen Washington in a deal reported at about $4,000. The move boosts the club's pitching staff ahead of the season.

Detroit Detroit Baseball Club Pennell Aberdeen Wash

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