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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1908
Page
4
In a tense game at a chilly field, Butte fails to push ahead as Aberdean edges them with late runs. Williams, Hurley, and Moore anchor the lineup while Campbell and Spencer spark the late rally but fall short. Attendance 1,509 amid threating weather.
In a tense Riverside Park game Aberdeen defeated the Bulte cripples by a late rally at Columbia Gardens yesterday. Speck Harkness faced Thompson as the old guard pitchers battled. Aberdeen earned its runs largely on timely hits and a bases-full walk by Campbell. Nearly 4,000 fans stayed through two hours of misty, cold baseball hoping for a Spokane finish.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Spokane lost the last game of the series to Tacoma by 3 to 1. Baker and Shrewdessey did not deliver for Spokane while Tacoma’s bats produced the decisive runs. Roberta and Dunn contributed to costly plays as Spokane’s chances slipped away. Attendance was strong for both afternoons, and the series proved one of the closest in memory with six of eight games decided by one run.
Vancouver edged Seattle 9 to 1 in a dramatic ninth inning finish. Frankly struggled early but settled, while Seattle's defense faltered as Vancouver pulled away with key hits and aggressive baserunning to seal the win.
A blue ribbon winning horse died from suspected poisoning. Authorities and officials are making efforts to fix blame for the incident amid an ongoing investigation.
The article reviews a horse named Stover and his near loss after a string of wins. It notes that aging may be catching up as two pounds could tip a race. Stover reportedly rejected a $45,000 bid, while a rival horse from Wy may challenge him at shorter distances.
A jumble of league results shows Cleveland and Detroit scoring in a 2 to 1 game, Chicago and St. Louis posting uneven scores, and Los Angeles and San Francisco games listed with partial details. Other lines mention Denver, Omaha, Sioux City, and Minneapolis results with scattered batter and pitcher notes, reflecting a busy midweek slate across leagues.
In a June contest Rozeman edged Livingston 2 to 1 as Bozeman took the second game in the series. Lily, Whitney, Wiig starred for Livingston with Batters and Contras among others for Bozeman. The match highlighted the tight conference race and the tough nature of the showdown on the Second Street court.
The report details a game with unclear spelling and multiple player names. It notes a close score favoring the locals, with 1 000 attendees and mentions teams, players, and a rival contest between two unnamed sides. The article struggles to preserve proper nouns and dates.
National League action brings tei thea result with net meh y clineat and vyupsinge woe brilteriee teieta, while young and gibson contribute in a tense outcome.
A Rochester club sale proposal to Griffiths triggers a scramble among American League owners. Rumors say Joe Kean may replace as manager of the Jersey City Sheaters while C. T. Chenin seeks a stake in Griffiths holdings. Strong interest from Rochester and Jersey City factions could reshape the season's leadership.
Hamilton defeats Bonner 1 to 0 in a decisive late game, with Harrison pitching for Hamilton and Mond for Bonner. Key plays included a Comex throw and a Ballerton fielding effort as the teams split the doubleheader outcomes.
Peculiar OCR fragment discusses a historic baseball sale with names like Meher Marguard, John Grogh, and Moyers, stating high figures and confessional asides. The text is garbled but hints at a major player transfer and bidding figures across multiple clubs.
Abe Attell plans a title defense against Australian champion in a high profile bout. Promoter Mary Pollok and manager ACen arrange the event with full preparations for a multi round match, expected to draw strong local interest and media coverage.
Saratoga plans a 12 day meeting with altered stakes and schedules due to anti trust laws and other pressures. Fifteen stakes were cut or reduced including the Great Republic and Champlain. several others stay with lower values. Delayed or reduced rail fares and schedules are arranged, with no full meet as previously planned.
A group led by C H Robbins and others proposes bringing about 40 horses from North Dakota to Montana for races during the county fair. They seek two August days and all receipts to cover expenses, then plan to travel to other events. Notables include trainers from Moose Jaw and Valley City, plus expositions by two trained animals. The proposal has broad support among horsemen and the association executive committee.
A boxing match between Bill Papke and Willie Lewis has been arranged for May 28 at Sulzer's Park. The Coliseum Athletic Club will stage the bout with Milly liner in charge and Elmer obtaining consent from Papke's manager. Papke, a noted middleweight, is expected to present a strong challenge to Lewis in the main event.
News about a proposed bout between Mirvin Hart and Jack Johnson, arranged by A. I. Hetdgon the matchmaker of the National Sporting Club of Torton, with Hart represented by Moker. Johnson is reportedly in Paris and will travel to London for the event, as negotiations proceed amid other contender activity.
A battered ad snippet mentions Orton Bros at 242 North Bain Street offering a choice between a plane or an organ. It reads like a damaged OCR segment with stray phrases and nonstandard spelling, but clearly promotes a sale or product choice. No additional figures or dates are provided.
Contender pulled first at the Putte coursing park in a sweepstake won by default after Maude Campbell ran second. Prince Channing and Charming Girl won the pup event with Sir Brindie third. Crowds and bets were brisk as jockeys and handlers faced a lively afternoon. absence of Joe Hicks and Mike Whaten noted. Birmingham news reports a potential franchise sale with Clarke Griffith and Ned Hablon as possible new owners or managers in the Southern League setup.
A busy racing card draws attention as several top horses and riders face off. Aquiline meets James A. Murray in a key event after recent victories, while Madeline Musgrave and Acilla headline a strong field. The final race is weak but could spark a close finish. Attendance was strong Saturday with a bustling crowd and tight post lines. There are concerns over delays and integrity prompting calls for inquiry to safeguard the meet’s reputation.
Jockey White rides El Clavie for Pasadena stable with strong form while Clark bids to rise to top rider. Polk showcases young horse Grotto beating Madeline Musgrave, backed by Ryandon’s confidence. Don and Hy Dovitz noted talents, Paine falters, and Stewart Polk endorses Grotto. Training runs 1 to 8 horses daily and a sibling rider joins the Kenilyworth stable.
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