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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1902
Page
10
First race at 3 p m features street cars racing Gay. Columbia Garden entrants transfer to the track. Admission is 1 dollar with ladies free. Officials include Hugh I Wilson president Lou Prank secretary Joseph A Murphy presiding judge and Ralph H Tozer associate judge.
Portland defeats Butte 7 to 1 in Butte as Burns is hit hard and Portland outhits the home team. Houtz leads with a three-base hit and Knox contributes a three-base shot in a late rally. Engel and Burns both toil. Portland pulls away in the eighth and ninth to seal the win.
Helena beats Seattle 4 to 1 as Hogg fans 10 kj and allows six hits, while Helena capitalizes on Seattle errors. Dugdale leads Helena with timely hitting. Campbell and Slagle also contribute. Shaffer injures hand but continues, as Helena takes third straight in the series.
Portland had a chance to win one game in Butte as the race tightens. McHale stole a base hit in the seventh inning and crossed before the throw arrived. Marshall robbed Deisel of a base hit in the second inning while Butte left runners on base each inning. Kane made a fine stop on a Delisel grounder, and Roach was slated to pitch for Butte with Witbeck for Portland.
Pittsburg dominates both games with Leach mashing a homer in game one and a bases clearing three bagger in game two. Attendance 4,070. In Chicago Boston wins with timely hitting and errors by locals. Pittinger shines on the mound.
Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 2 at Cincinnati Aug 22. Early in the game Cincinnati scored in both of the first two innings, chasing Dugeleby. Hahn held firm after the second, except for walks in the sixth when two runners scored. Attendance 3,900. Batteries Hann Bergen. Dugeleby Doan. Umpires O Day Brown.
Pacific Northwest League games include Portland at Butte Seattle at Helena Spokane at Tacoma. National League matchups feature Boston at Chicago Brooklyn at Pittsburg New York at St. Louis Philadelphia at Cincinnati. American League games Cleveland at Philadelphia Chicago at Baltimore St. Louis at Boston Detroit at Washington.
National circuit races in Asbury Park feature a half mile circuit final won by Frank Kramer with Ivor Lawson second and Orlando Stevens third. In the five mile professional handicap events, final heat winner is Nenus Bedell, with Orlando Stevens second and Martin third. J Eaton and KE Collett also listed with top five finishes.
Young Corbett and entourage arrived in Cincinnati on August 22 and began scouting training quarters. He is likely to choose Price Hill, the former training site of Jeffries for his upcoming bout.
Stovall and Trurley out after being hit by a batted OATS. Seattle defeats Helena with errors and wild pitches, including a three base hit by Flannery and Holly. Scameer Tews and Behmeer contribute, while Slagle and Hoggs pitching yield mismatches. attendance 400.
Yesterday's Hawthorne card at Chicago featured six races with Belle Mahone, Jiminez, Ahola, Bon Mot, Brulare, and Ray Tag winning in five furlong to six furlong sprints and routes. Times ranged from 1:10 to 1:63 and included top placements for Lady Churchill, Rolling Boer, Au Revoir, Jane Holly, Major Dixon, and Pretorius.
Saratoga N Y results from August 22 begin with Payne winning the maiden two year olds race over Forward and Counterpose in 1 11. Zoroaster wins the handicap at a mile and a furlong with The Rival and Himself second and third in 1 59 two. The Amsterdam stakes goes to Clon mell over Carbuncle and The Regent in 1 42 5. Van Ness takes seven furlongs with Setauket and San Nicholas second and third in 1 30. Lass of Linden wins the 2 year old filly race in 1 9 4 5 with Nine Spot and Cloche d Or third. Bessie McCarthy wins the mile selling with King's Favorite second and Miss Buttermilk third in 1 43.
In Kinloch park program Aug 22 six furlong selling races saw Louise Wagner first with Cerro Santa second and Kiss Quick third in 1 14. Maghoni won six furlongs selling with Floyd K. second and Barna cle third in 1 15. Verify led gentlemen riders six furlongs in 1 17 with Sinfi second. Schwalbe captured mile and sixteenth in 1 48 with Mynheer second and Satin Coat third. Fifth race seven furlongs selling closed incomplete in report.
In the opening race at seven furlongs selling. Doeskin took first with Lovable second and Federal Ist third in a 1 minute 28 second finish. In the sixth event Captain Gaines led gate to wire for seven furlongs selling defeating Flop and Lofter in 1 minute 30 seconds.
In Boston on August 22 Cleveland routed Boston with Bernhard and Wood effective on the mound. Johnson watched the game as 7 500 attended. Batteries Bernhard Wood Bemis for Cleveland and Young Riger for Boston.
In Philadelphia on August 22 the home club won a third straight game against St Louis. Mitchell exited after the first inning with Waddell substituting. Kane was hit hard. attendance 7,322. Final score St Louis 4 Philadelphia 13. Batteries Kane Sugden Mitchell Waddell Schreck.
Detroit defeated Baltimore with Mullen allowing four hits. Attedance 1,170. Batteries Shields and Robinson for Baltimore. Mullen and McAllister pitched for Detroit.
Chicago defeated Washington 9 to 6 after a calm start, the game turning in the eighth when Washington faltered and Chicago tied the score. In the ninth, a blocked passed ball allowed three runs as bases were loaded. Attendance was 2,468 with Townsend and Drill for Chicago and Griffith Sullivan and McFarland for Washington.
In Omaha, Denver defeated 3 to 2. Milwaukee beat Peoria 3 to 2. Des Moines edged Colorado Springs 3 to 0. Kansas City defeated St Joseph 4 to 3.
At Newport Rhode Island Aug 22 the Ca sino hosted morning tennis with M D Whitman defeating B C Wright 6 3 4 6 6 3 7 5 while Sh B Ware beat Joshua Pim 7 1 5 7 5 6 8 represents a major upset. H L Doherty edged R Stevens 6 1 4 6 8 6 6 1 and other results included Allen over Appleton 6 0 6 6 6 1 Huntington over Waller 6 0 6 4 6 3 Little over Avery 6 4 Collins over Whitman 6 1 6 2 6 3 Glazebrook over xs 6 1 2 6 2.
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