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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1905
Page
10
In a National League contest Pittsburgh secured a win with timely hitting as 2008 fans watched. Box shows Leever, Glimon, Corrido, and Abbott contributing at the plate while O Day worked the umpires.
An all star aggregation plans a summer tour after the season to contest international yacht races between the United States and Germany. The group, led by eastern American yachtmen with Imperial Yacht Club backing, aims to field three boats per country and seeks top sailors including Matthews, Megginity, Cy Young, and Wagner. Also notes recent Chase performances and other sports, social anecdotes, and local promotions.
Kalispell hosts a baseball doubleheader with the 24th Infantry at Fort Assinniboine. Lee Smultz pitched a standout game for Kalispell, winning 11 to 3 in the first game despite wild pitches. The second game went to Kalispell 6 to 1, Johnny Lewis pitching for Kalispell.
In New York tomorrow plans of theater alley are noted by Nancy Shees. The fragment hints at venue arrangements and scheduling details for an upcoming event in the city.
Nancy Sykes reports from New York on the approaching theatrical season with crowds of leading men and women seeking jobs. Major managers plan premieres, revivals, and tours including Frohman, Shuberts, and Wells Fargo, with stars like Bernhardt, Robson, and Rehan scheduled for fall engagements as venues prepare for dense schedules. The piece outlines openings, campaigns, and interests across Broadway and touring circuits.
August 14 report from New York shows a hard fought win over Detroit with Jackson, Disch and Warners featuring at the plate for New York. Knoll steals home in the thirteenth but is ruled out as the crowd and several players dispute the call. Attendance listed at 4400. First game batteries Altrock McFarland Dineen Criger. second game Gilson Criger Owen Sullivan. Philadelphia beat St. Louis in a close game as Petty and Bender pitched well. batteries Petty Sugden Render Shrek.
At River Driving Park this afternoon a fine crowd witnessed three trotting and one steeplechase event plus multiple sprints. Kid Shay won the 2:12 class trotting with times 2:00 2:10 2:08. Detore claimed the 2:21 class trot in straight heats with times 2:09, 2:11, 2:11. Ethel Me won the 2:08 pace with times 2:07 2:08. Punctual won the hunters steeplechase in 4:40. Bauble captured the Kentucky five and a half furlongs in 1:08. Reid Moore topped the six furlongs in 1:15 1/5. Colonial Girl led the one mile in 1:40 4/5.
A fragment urges Santa Ana relief for rheumatism and promotes the celebrated Schitts Atlas remedy sold exclusively at The Corner by Hennessy’s window trimmers and nearby Butte druggists.
The article highlights revived charm of Lillian Russell and a season plan by Kane Shipman Co vin, with Roselle Knott touring for four weeks, and Adelaide Herrmann leading a magic program from New York to the Pacific coast. Amelia Bingham enters continuous showings this fall.
Jack Carkeek and temporary manager George Best dissolved their partnership yesterday after a tour at Pavilion stages left them with misfortune and debt. The split does not affect Carkeek's planned Labor Day match with Gotch on the first Monday in September.
The article examines the Moros as a distinct people whose fire making remains tied to environment. It describes a Damvuo atick device with a china bit and cylindrical cases, noting its uniqueness and continued primitive practices.
In this readable segment a historic note describes making a bright spark by striking flint on steel, mentions simple, portable devices, and notes a china scraper edge used for ignition. It also references a lumber yard scale: 108 feet long, 81 wide, 46% in circumference, 3 to % feet high, covering 12 acres.
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