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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1903
Page
12
Regular meetings are held on the second and fourth Fridays of each month at 8 p m at Maroni Temple Wes Parks.
Baseball double headers in Cincinnati Brooklyn suffered in the second game as Hahn held them to five hits and Brooklyn raced to a quick exit for a train. Cincinnati and Brooklyn split the doubleheader with Ewing Peltz Garvin Ritter and Hugg noted in the first game. Chicago Menefee pitched well but poor base running cost the locals. Mathewson worked opportunities not capitalized. Pittsburg beat Philadelphia with a ninth inning rally on Mitchell and Smith.
In Washington Cleveland won both games of the doubleheader earning a 1st game run on two hits and an error while beating Washington in the second game with timely hits off Warrington. Philadelphia saw Detroit vs Philadelphia tilt end near the final out as Waddell and Mullin struggled. New York topped Chicago in a fast game with Owen pitching after a rough sixth. Boston defeated St Louis in a high scoring affair with Young holding on after early trouble.
Noon results present a tally of 25 birds attributed to Hubbard 15 Moss 3 Rowley 9 Holmes 11 Goddard 16 W. W. Anderson 2 Sid Anderson 6 Arnold 12 Behrendt 11 Prickett 11. Fifty birds credited to Sprague 21 and Sylvester 22.
New York July 6 The Shamrock III covered a 30 mile course off Sandy Hook six minutes faster than Shamrock I. A broad reach to the outer mark and a long leg back produced a record pace and close sailing. Lipton and designer Fife praised the boat in the windward thrash after the finish.
The Butte tug team will be without Ward for three weeks as he returns to Altoona Pa after a telegram about his father. Roach to start today against Los Angeles with Thatcher likely for the Dodgers. Heissmann joins Spokane after stints with Helena and San Francisco.
Two games were held at Philipsburg on the Fourth. The Bimets of Granite beat the Burgers 6 4 after using Wallt Walla players as pitcher and catcher, while the Philipsburg Juniors defeated the Grane tte Juniors 7 4. A spectator, William Hurst, was injured by a foul ball and operated on successfully.
A multi-track racing summary lists winners and times from New York, Chicago, St Louis, and Delmar Park. Winners include Origin, Hurstbourne, Raglan, Tankard, Dublin, Lady Potentate, Lute, Peter Paul, Gregor K, Allan-a-Dale, Modi cum, John Peters, Moulin Rouge, Macbeth, Athena, Malster, Bengal, and Our Lady across six venues with respective race lengths and finish times.
The listing shows weights and entries for six races including three quarter mile and mile events with numerous horses and jockeys. The report also notes weather clear and track fast, followed by a literary note on Froude and the Carlyle household.
From the New York World report London debates the revised Carlyle Fronde controversy as a central topic among literary circles. The discussion remains active about the dynamic between the two figures and its implications for contemporary letters.
Isabel May belongs to Washington society, long the bridesmaid to three leading weddings of the year, including Miss Lily Oelrichs and Miss Cathleen Neilsen. daughter of Henry May, linked to San Francisco wealth and Countess d Andigne of Paris. She travels to Paris annually, speaks French, Italian, German, and enjoys riding, golf, and tennis with notable club memberships.
A playful rustic verse from Lippincott’s Magazine narrates a capricious zephyr sweeping down a street and tangling with Phyllis Av, ripping her chestnut locks, then moving on with a carefree chuckle. The poem explores the zephyr as an irresponsible, wanderer force.
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