Seattle Beats Us Again In Scrappy Showdown
Seattle defeats us in a rough game while Dowling sulks and the hosts rally to keep the score tight. The contest ends with Seattle holding a narrow advantage and both sides showing late effort.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1903
Page
8
Butte and Seattle Play Tight Ball Game in Seattle
A large crowd watched Butte and Seattle in a close contest. Butte led early on Dowling's wild throws and Roach at first, but Seattle tied the sixth inning on errors. Hurley, Drennan, and Rabbitt produced key plays, with Dowling mishaps and strong fielding highlights from Shaffer and Hurley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Seattle
Roach
Dowling
Babbitt
Runkle
Maupin
Ward
Wilmot
Hurley
Freeman
Drennan
Spencer
Rabbitt
Stanley
Shaffer
Heartbreaking late collapse as Spokane beats Salt Lake
In Salt Lake a dramatic game ended in the 12th inning when Captain Davison Anderson delivered a clutch hit to left field scoring the winning run for Spokane. Wiggs held the mound for seven frames while Blagle struggled before Carney steadied for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Aug
Wiggs
Blagle
Carney
Davison
Pittsboro Beats St Louis in Four Innings Shutout
National League game in St Louis saw Pittsboro defeat St Louis in four innings as pitcher Eddie Doheny held the locals to six hits and shut them out. A highlighted running stop by Ritchie stood out in the brief meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Chicago Triumphs Over Cincinnati In Ten Innings
In a tense 10 inning game Chicago outbatted Cincinnati three to one but won 1 to 2. The second game was halted by rain with Cincinnati leading 3 to 2 after three innings. Batteries Taylor and Kling for Cincinnati and Ewing and Peitz for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cincinnati
Raininoth
Taylor and
Kling
Ewing
Peitz
Chicago and Detroit split AL doubleheader in Chicago
Detroit won the first game on a seventh inning error by Green allowing two runs. Chicago salvaged the second game with Mullin delivering three RBIs on two doubles and a single in four at bats. Rain halted the second game after the top of the seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Detroit
Green
Mullin
Aecel
Flaherty
Slattery
Buelow
R. H. E. Pem
Dien Ict Od
Miles City Defeats Dickinson In Tight 2-1 Victory
Miles City won 2 to 1 over Dickinson after a hard fought game. Harris and Fox formed Miles City’s battery while Davidson and Ronerch pitched for Dickinson. Miles City had six hits to Dickinson’s four, with runs in the first and second for Miles City and Ronerch scoring Dickinson’s lone run in the eighth. only three errors occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Dispatch
Standard
Miles City
Aug
Dickinson
Harris
Fox
Davidson
Ronerch
Helena Elks Defeat Club In Central Park Ball Game
A ball game at Central Park this afternoon ends with the Helena Elks defeating the club in a decisive victory. The match highlights local sports and community activity in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Central Park
Helena Elks
Eagles versus Elks in lopsided 16 to 1 game
The Elks defeated the Eagles 16 to 1 in a rough contest. Till Lane and Gleason starred for the Eagles while Condon and Ecklund led the Elks with solid defense and timely scores. About 200 spectators watched the mismatch unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Elks
Till
Lane
Gleason
Battery
Condon
Ecklund
Among the Ball Players Close Out Year Series in Butte
The Salt Lake series ends the season in Butte with schedule delays til Labor Day. McKevitt should play first base while Randelin could field. Roach struggles inexperience in his position as Leahy and Zearfoss share catching duties for San Francisco. Bach teams with two pitchers. Householder joins Colorado Springs. Spee Hurlburt released by Portland. St Mary altar boys second nine beat St Patrick's second nine 1 to 13 and Braund house beats Parochial Juniors 22 to 17. Braund house now two of three games this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Butte
McKevitt
Randelin
Roach
Leahy
Zearfoss
San Francisco
Bach
Eddie Householder
Colorado Springs
Portland
Spee Hurlburt
St. Mary Altar Boys
St. Patrick's Altar Boys
Braund House
Trotting Match at State Fairs Won by Coumlough Girl
At the Helena state fair trotting event Maggie B driven by W I Rice faced Fayette driven by George Klein. Fayette withdrew in heat three and Montana Jack's Coumlough Girl, driven by Klein, won by a neck. Maggie B owned by M L Higgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Aus
Maggie B
Fayette
Mage BR
W. i. Rice
George Klei
Montana Jack
Coumlough Girl
Bhe
M. L. Higgins
Bozeman Beats Rochester in Close Afternoon Baseball
Bozeman won the afternoon game against Rochester by a narrow score. The contest was more engaging than several recent meetings, with tension and strong play from both sides as the teams prepare a rematch tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Rochester
Cape
Regan and Attell to Fight for Featherweight World Title
St Louis reports Johnny Regan of Brooklyn and Abe Attell of San Francisco are matched to meet at the West End club on September 8. The bout will decide the legitimate featherweight world championship for 122 pounds ringside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Johnny Regan
Brooklyn
Abe Attell
San Francisco
West End
Russian battleship Slava launched at Baltic yards
St Petersburg Aug 30 the battle ship Slava one of Russia s largest vessels was launched yesterday in Baltic yards in the presence of the czar and royal family. Laid down in 1901 the 13600 ton ship is 3764 feet long with armor belt 0 4 inches and armament of 4 12 inch guns 12 6 inch guns 20 3 inch guns 20 1 pounders and 6 1 pounders. Top speed is 18 knots and crew 740.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Slava
Baltic
Egar
Black Boy Dominates West Side Coursing Stakes
Black Boy wins the 24-dog stake at West Side park defeating Cloudburst in the finals 6 to 3 after a string of rapid rounds. Quicksand takes third as Montana Coursing Club restores sport with new rules, praised by Judge Brennan and a crowd that includes many ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Park
Blake & Smith
Cloudburst
California
Black Boy
Judge Brennan
Montana Coursing Club
Susie Evans
Laundry Girl
Germany
Dexter
Comstock
Treva
Cleancut
Gold Standard
Natoma
Lady Crawford
Glencoe
Quicksand
Sara
Ordinance
Pleasanton
Ben Davis
Frisco
Mountaineer
Darkey
Keen
Charming Thought
Celtic
Dexter B
Trevathen
the Darkey
Weights and Entries for Today’s Races Card
The program lists six races with weights for horses and entrants. First race at three quarters of a mile features Gay Boy 125 and Ocean Tide 192 among others. Second race a mile and a half handicap lists Douro 126 and Hunter Raine 117 with others. Third race autumn stakes five eighths features Orthodox 115 Mid shipman 115 Memories 116 and Ormonde's Right 119. Fourth race a Flying handicap three quarters lists River Pirate 115 High Chancellor 116 and Adios 1% 126. Fifth race five eighths features Ishlana 124 and Ruby Hempstead 109 among others. Sixth race selling mile and sixteenths includes Birch Broom 104 Conundrum 108 and Nuit Blanche 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Boy
Sir Voorhies
Cassville
Ocean Tide
King Pepper
Runnells
Olympian
Leonora Loring
Wealth
Canajohorie
Irene Lindsay
Slidell
San Remo
Worry
Douro
Major Daingerfield
Hunter
Anirad
Monsoon
Hortensia
Tippecanoe
River Pirate
High Chancellor
Ingold
Adu Nay
Parisienne
Shotgun
Tam O Bhanter
Wild Thyme
Adios
Reliable
Girdle
Ishlana
Thistle Heather
Palette
Ruby Hempstead
Marmalade
Outcome
Sonoma Hello
Mimosa
Arena
Lida Lieb
Lady Mirthful
Fine Art
Gramestress
Birch Broom
Conundrum
Flora
Florham Queen
Carroll D
Lord Turco
Nuit Blanche
the Rhymer
Setanket
Sy Green
Hackensack
Ester Waters
Port Warden
W. P. Palmer
King’s Charm
Bandillo
Sweet Note
Rustler
Frank Collins
Ryevale
Bertha van
Foxy Grandpa
Harbor
Tickful
Mallory
Revenge- Dare
Dr. Curtledge
Worthington
Whitmore
Lou Cheveden
Monaco
Counter Tenor
Morris Volmer
Eugenia
Dr. Hart
Beide
Major Carpenter
Pendleton
Imboden
Deecoration
Golden Glitter
Hindi
Kentucky Cardinal
Belvine
Lelia Barr
Legation
Maple
Sweet Dream
Orleens
the Stewardess
Called Back
Yana
False
Tenny Belle
Una Price
First Race Open At Five And Half Furlongs
Races list horses with weights and odds across six events. Meteorology noted cloudy with a good track as the program outlines entries for Ester Waters Port Warden W P Palmer and others across first through sixth races.
Second race at Salto track features Purse event
Five eighths of a mile race lists horses Salt o and Blumenthal among entrants with times from 97 to 110. Notable entries include The Hebrew Commodore Martius and Susie Christian in a crowded field. Race details remain partial due to OCR fragments but indicate a lively horse meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star
Mayor Johnson
Muresca
Walkenshaw
Macorita
Zyra
Censor
Good Two Shoes
Safeguard
Albemarle
Merry Flight
Pea Ridge
Jackful
Little Mission
Salto
Blumenthal
Foresight
Cnopperfield
the Hebrew
Commodore
Martius
Allista
Susie Christian
Liberty Bell
Eva Clair
Away
Horse Racing Card Results and Weathert Conditions
The third race a handicap over a mile and an eighth lists Judge Himes Bondage Rankin Orsina and others with weights. The fourth race is a purse over a mile and one sixteenth with Brage Jack Ratlin Gallant Ida V Louis ville. The fifth race purse three quarters of a mile features Heraldo Skillful Golden Rule Bardolph Charlie Thompson Lady Kent Americano The Don Demonland Orfee Gypsenna Joe Hess Durbar Father Tallent. The sixth race purse a mile and 100 yards includes Pat Morrissey C B Campbell Antolee Prince Blazes Marion Lynch Lord Melbourne Wolfram Brushby. Weather cloudy track muddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Right
Viola
Katie Powers
Grangeman
Judge Himes
Bondage
Rankin
Orsina
Postmaster Wright
Floyd K
Serge
Byways
Lord Melbourne
the Don
Fading Light
Brage
Jack Ratlin
Gallant
Ida V
Louisville
Heraldo
Skillful
Golden Rule
Bardolph
Charlie Thompson
Lady Kent
Americano
Demonland
Orfee
Gypsenna
Joe Hess
Durbar
Father Tallent
Benefit of Air Baths and Open Air Living
An old physician urges a woman patient to quit dark rooms and dead air. He prescribes air baths and open air living with tepid to hot showers, a light breakfast, and giving up coffee to restore nerves. He emphasizes sun and fresh air as the best preservative of sound nerves and a good temper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Tribune
Cowboys Show Attracts Record Crowd At Butte Park
A near record crowd packed the baseball park for a cowboy exhibition. About 500 without tickets slipped in, while riders competed in steer roping and trick riding. Judges Collins and Meiklejohn awarded prizes to Redfern, Christnot, Sparrow and others amid lively but uneven performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Walter Wilmot
John Collins
Collins
Branche
Meiklejohn
Joseph Redfern
Joe West
Redfern
Joe Redfern
George Christnet
Fleer
Luke Redfern
Prise
George Sparrow
George Christnot
West Gayle
Cayuse
Frozen Salmon Revival Experiment Planned at Taku Harbor
The Washington state fish commission notes salmon can be frozen solid and thawed if not exposed to sun or temperatures below 12 to 14 degrees. A test by a summer company at Taku harbor Alaska will explore freezing Pacific coast salmon for Atlantic coast transport and potential resuscitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington State Fish Commission
Pacific Coast
Atlantic
Atlantic Coast
Taku Harbor
Alaska
Cockroach Proves Fleetest Insect Tester Bets On Speed
A Times-Democrat observer argues cockroaches outrun many animals, test speeds on a desk at about four yards per second, and calculates about two miles per hour crossing a desk and roughly 10 800 feet in an hour, noting they do not fly while others like flies and fleas are quicker in their own ways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans Times-Demoshat
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Sherman's Piano House
Butte, Montana
Hennessy’s
Henry Jonas
Butte’s
Maet Granite
Roadway Theater
Isidore Witmark
Prise Beauty
Carioads
Snow O Sale
Ning and Visitors
Heach
Sete
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Wimet
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KR. H
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Wiggs and Shea
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R.H.E
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