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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1906
Page
1
In a tightly contested session at Spokane, the Miners rally late to edge Butte 4 to 3. Key moments sparked by foul calls and disputed umpiring extended the game, with Livingston and the Bulte Athletics pitching in.
The article praises Livingston as one of the best teams in the state and notes a forthcoming free game at Fort Yellowstone with Fort Yellowstone on July 1st at home grounds.
In the American League game, Philadelphia capitalized on a sequence starting with Slaglew by Prank and Lord, then Davis added a double to push two runs across. Final score reflected Philadelphia’s win over Washington as pitchers Kitredge and Wakenela, with Mank and Poivere, contributed to the effort.
Baseball brief from July games across the National League with scattered details. Piteburg and Chicago figures clash over extended innnings. Leach and Clarke noted in fielding plays. New York and Boston score glimpses, pitchers Dorner Brown Willis and Jkowertiin mentioned. Umpires Jolnistone O Day and Conway listed. Brooklyn and Philadelphia results referenced with dugouts and batters.
Induced Stev Rattenger brings twenty horses to Ingstoh fair grounds for the season. Harness and running races are highlighted as principal events.
Seattle pitchers held Portland to three hits as Paddy Welch dominated and Seattle built a lead with timely hits and errors. Oakland beat San Francisco 6 to 2 as Hoskins and Riven misplayed balls in support. Los Angeles lost to Fresno as Snodgrass and Hall struggled. Broadway Juniors challenge Excalibur Stars in a youth league game at 40 East Broadway after a long day of matches.
Michigan considers leaving the Western Intercollegiate Association due to a three year eligibility rule. Officials say Michigan would join the Eastern Intercollegiate as a new rival league, with Western champions potentially moving east to compete in track and field.
In Bozeman Maggie Finnegan sues printer Wilson after trusting him with funds and a large printing job. The dispute over responsibility for damages and debt led to Wilson’s arrest on cruelty to animals and his sudden departure from town. Finnegan seeks repayment but the judge cannot verify her claim.
Walt Daly swam the Dover to Ramsgate 18 miles in 6 hours 35 minutes, breaking Captain Webb’s 1875 record for the same course. Special dispatch from Staneford Livingston notes. A series of matines races is planned to begin Sunday next at the Live.
New York and Sheepshead Bay reports list race winners across seven events with times and top finishers. Notable victors include Premium in the first race at 1:14 1-5, Tipine in the mile, Frank Lord in the Pansy Stakes, Yama Christy in the steeplechase, Fountaindleau in five and a half furlongs, Onatas in the mile and a sixteenth, Cartick and Little Buttercup among others with exact times and placements.
Altona Prussia authorities announced the arrest on July 3, 1893, of August Rosenberg an alleged anarchist from Seattle Wash as a train arrived. Police information from New York had Rosenberg under watch, and officials here expected his presence.
Sunday July 14 at 10 a.m. the Elks palatial special with Pullman cars and a 33 piece Boston Montana band departs Butte via the Short Line and Union Pacific, continuing to Denver in 28 hours. Round trip $32, return by August 1. tickets and sleeping car reservations available at 105 North Main Street.
Salt Lake City July 6 Judge Jonny A Marshall issued a permanent injunction barring ticket brokers in Salt Lake City and Ogden from dealing in railroad tickets issued by Rio Grande Western and Southern Pacific. The sweeping order, revised after several days of hearings, prohibits scalping of railroad tickets in Utah.
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