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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1900
Page
5
Butte notes salute local names with movers and shakers in town. Fred Orton and J. G. Bates feature piano services while tours to Helena Dillon and California appear among visitors. Rail routes and travel tidbits underline busy regional life.
Butte Baseball team revived with Hammond back in action and Clare Williams delivering four RBIs on four of five at bats. Perham’s unassisted double play showcased sharp fielding as Theisman Hammond and Williams fueled a seven inning rally scoring three runs to clinch the win. Helena scored twice in the fourth and seventh innings but could not overcome the home side's late rally and strong defense.
Great Falls August 21 Special Dispatch to the Standard. It was a perfect day for baseball with a large enthusiastic crowd yet grief for the Cabinets. Indians win 20 to 3 as Carter pounds place hits doubles and a three bagger. Camborne debuts as catcher and Indians steal repeatedly while Clarkson’s men fail to solve Davis. Swindells holds, McCloskey’s Indians show team work and brilliance.
Great Falls defeats Anaconda 4 to 2 as Davis fends off Anaconda with five strikeouts. Hurlburt and Muller star on stolen bases while Zearfoss turns in two bases and a three bagger for Anaconda. Marshall homers for Great Falls in a 2:05 game with 800 in attendance.
Theilman pitched strong in both wins over Helena with Coleman allowing no walks and no strikeouts. Perham left after a collision, Fitch struggles on grounders, while Williams hit two triples driving in four. Butte plans four Helena games as Anaconda struggles with pitching and Helena edges remain contentious in the Montana league.
Butte gains two new players O Connor from Marion Ohio and A Anderson from Washburn Wis to boost chances in the second series. O Connor likely field captain while Perham and Hammond shift positions. McDonough and Williams handle catching as Davis Wermescary's store team defeats Carpenters union by 33 to 10 in a recent game.
St. Louis won over Callahan today after a close contest in front of 7,90 spectators. Batteries Jones and Criger led the lineup with Callahan, Chance and Dexter providing support as umpire Warner oversaw the game.
In Cincinnati on August 26 the locals score the only run in the first inning on Barrett's base on balls Crawford's sacrifice and Brell's hit. Attendance 4,230. Batteries Hahn Kahoe Phillips Schriver Umpires Latham Leever.
The Colville reservation in northeastern Washington will open 1,500,000 acres to public settlement under a first come first served policy. Prominent observers note rich soils and abundant minerals, with new towns like Bolster Chesaw To Roda and Mol son arising near the proposed openings.
Scores show Milwaukee 7 over Minneapolis 3 and Buffalo 7 over Cleveland 3. The Chicago–Kansas City game was postponed due to rain.
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In St Joseph on August 26 51 Joseph failed to win both games angering a mob that assaulted umpire Buck Ebrichet for a first base call. Police failed to stop the disturbance as Ebrichet and Denver players were pelted while fleeing to safety. Denver pitcher Schmidt struck several attackers with a club.
The Northern Pacific will sell Saturday and Sunday round trip tickets to Pipestone at $1 and to Whitehall at $10. Lime Spur is 2 via limit the following Monday.
A latest assay from Shamrock Copper Mining shows 12 percent copper, 4 ounces of silver, and 9 cents gold. Shares listed at 10 cents. Office at 2 EB Broadway.
Two or three robbers failed to steal cloth worth about 2500 dollars from Henry Jonas at 11 East Granite Street. They drilled holes in a rear door and fled when police arrived after a bookkeeper alerted them. Detectives Murphy and Ray pursue a vague suspect description.
John Hurley aged 12 died yesterday. His funeral will be held Tuesday at 2 o'clock from his parents residence at 926 Railroad Street. The Standard notes the death and plans for the service.
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