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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1905
Page
10
The facility touts unmatched water curative power, excellent meals, being the state’s largest and most convenient resort, connected baths, and available masseurs. Appears to be seeking promotional circulars.
In an afternoon doubleheader, Butte crushed Great Falls 16 to 6 after a morning 12 to 8 win by Great Falls. Burns starred in left field for Butte, and multiple double plays highlighted a tense morning contest. Great Falls showed late life with solid hits and a near homer by Reed, while Butte capitalized on early runs and defensive plays.
Missoula baseball loses to Helena 4 to 6 in a game that featured a large crowd. Leach pitched well for Missoula while Kersten held the Helena offense in check late. Errors favored Helena early as both squads showed strong infield work and timely hitting.
In Portland on July 4 the afternoon game mirrored the morning with a superb display of pitching and fielding. Householder’s fifth inning hit stood as the lone score, while Exssick held Tacoma to one hit and Thomas was hitless five times. Center fielder Lynch made a running catch on Householder’s long drive. Batteries Essick McLean Thomas Hogan.
Seattle and Oakland split two games with Shields allowing two hits in the second game and Iberg yielding eight hits in the opener. Manager Hall was ejected by umpire Bray after protest. Streibh and Blankenship were pulled for arguing. Batteries included Shields Blankenship and Dashwood versus Tberg Byrne.
Los Angeles won both games in San Francisco on July 4. In the morning Baum yielded seven hits as Los Angeles scored in the second and eighth. SF’s lone run came in the last inning. In the afternoon Totter carried a shutout into the ninth while Hitt held LA to three hits and one run as the visitors were blanked until the final frame.
An automobile and buggy collided yesterday afternoon on the flats. The horse frightened by the machine caused the crash. The man received a slight scalp wound while the woman sprained her ankle and had facial scrapes. Both were treated by Dr. H. Horst.
William Lamberton a former hill miner and late Walkerville bartender died yesterday from a complication of diseases. He was about 40 unmarried and lived with his sister Mrs Hancock in Walkerville. Recent family hardships include the death of Mrs Hancock’s infant daughter and her son in law's miner's consumption.
Marie recalls the tree where Max and she first kiss, urging memory after the honeymoon. Max jokes about cutting the tree but later admits the spot remains significant, prompting reflection on their shared past.
James R. Keene's champion Sysonby won the Lawrence Realization stakes at Sheepshead Bay in front of about 35 000 spectators. Tania was second and McGrane third in the one and five eighths mile race run July 4. Other results list Castilian, Incantation, Ironides, and Ocean Tide among winners in earlier races.
First race five furlongs Joe Shields wins with D. CC Taylor second Little Tint third. Time 1 0. Second seven furlongs Tyro lean wins Wakeful second Lady Men ez third. Time 1 3025. Third six furlongs Topsy Robinson wins Chief Hayes second Una C third. Time 1 17. Fourth mile and a sixteenth J P Mayberry wins Toby Tosa second Jack Young third. Time 1 50. Fifth six furlongs Dr Scharff wins Willowdene second J W ONeill. Sixth mile and three sixteenths Dr Riley wins Testoff second Cashier third. Time 2 054%
Pittsburgs defeated Cincinnati in a morning game 8 to 2 after a first inning rally that produced five runs on four singles and a triple. Overall was struck for two innings, Chech followed with a strong showing, and attendance reached about 10,000. Batteries Flaherty and Peitz for Pittsburg. Overall Chech and Phelps for Cincinnati.
New York defeated Washington in both games of a July 4 double header. Opening game featured five pitchers with New York rallying for four runs in the fifth to win. Chesbro outpitched Wolfe in the second game, with relief from McGuire and Wittredge as New York held on.
In Boston on July 4 Philadelphia beat Boston 4 to 2 after an extended innings. The game shattered all local long ball records for the city in a high scoring affair.
Frederick Ross of Portland was knocked out by Jack McDonald of Olympia at Electric Park last night. Ross is in serious condition in hospital after McDonald landed a solar plexus blow in the sixteenth round.
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