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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1907
Page
2
Butte defeated the visiting team before a large crowd with strong plays from Meyers and Well. Starkells, Donovan, and Brinker starred for Butte as they built a late rally and held off a stubborn visitor push in a high energy city ball game.
The game this afternoon between looe tag and Manhattan ended with Inenns victory as the visitors fought hard. Final score 22 to 2 with Bozeman contributing a key goal.
A chaotic preface to a major racing meeting features names like Tarney Schrélher and Zeke Abrahams as horses from Woodlands stock and several two year olds arrive. Trainers include S Plonkett and Murray, with the Butte Jockey Club promoting top contenders across seven tracks including New York and Montreal.
The Connywell Juniors defeated Lie Centervilles by 18 to 4, delivering a strong showing after early nerves. Sullivan pitched well, with Walkerville’s hitters kept in check. Cannell, Tracey, McBridle and others contributed in a rugged, noisy game.
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Cleveland defeats Detroit 3 to 1 as pitchers Pelly and Orden star in solid effort. Weather interfered, the game was shortened but Cleveland pulled ahead in the dust. Whitea, Blk, and Sullivan supported by strong defense, Chicago also had a win.
In a June contest at Chicago, Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 3 to 2 with a muffed fly by Holleman costing the home nine. A later double header in Cincinnati saw Cincinnati and St Louis split, Ewing taxed by hits in the first game and Mason knocked out in the second as Beebe and Karger shut down the offenses.
In San Francisco games Portland won both, scoring 6 to 4 in the opener and 4 to 1 in the afternoon tilt. Key plays featured Schimpf for Portland and early runs aided by Watteries and Moore. In Los Angeles, Portland and San Francisco ended with Los Angeles prevailing 4 to 3 as Bergeman limited SF to one hit through six, Gray closing out. L A's Junny delivered timely hits amid the late rally.
Butte pitcher Wilson fanned 12 and allowed three hits as the Carpenters lost to the local team 4 to 2 at Reuler yesterday. Boulder’s Swan and Tuttle cut the early lead, Lab Perham’s sensational second‑base catch sparked the visitors, and Donatoe stood out for Butte as expectations rise for a stronger showing next game. Also noting Dublin Gulch Juniors’ doubleheader routs and other junior league results.
A fragmentary report describes a prize event with Imervy Lite leading the field and ten Uncowghout players, while Brayno and Kelly officiated for Pirebuge and Roach and Kelly were noted for Wablin Gieh. Donlanke chosen as umpire.
Ad players contended at the ADF links for medal plays with the eight highest scores advancing. Seven qualified yesterday with two tied for eighth. a playoff today will determine the final entrant. Finals set for the Fourth of July.
The averages of the Butte men for all games, including yesterday, show a material improvement in batting. Bell and Smith stand above 1,800, with Donovan close to Memark. Most locals are batting better than before, with Meyers, Gartweleht, Teoosev, Why Buy, Sturgeon, and Fagan mentioned among the players.
Willey team beat Butte 13 to 3 yesterday in a Reduction Works junior match. The win featured strong batting and airtight fielding from Flaherty, Evang, Strellich, and Verhagen, with core contributions from Hoon Wilkins and Roosevelt.
New York June 30 The developing art culture in the United States spurs a movement for a national department of fine arts led by a cabinet member. Plans call for a commission to oversee a school of arts and a conservatory of music, plus government art galleries nationwide. Senator Newlands of Nevada and others push for action in Congress if support grows.
An automobile carrying three people swerved and fell from an embankment into Stone Lake near Ortonville Minnesota. Charles Bachalse died from injuries after the steering wheel struck him. Walter Bachalse and a third occupant sustained nonfatal injuries while the horse and driver escaped unharmed.
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