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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1900
Page
3
Dad Clark the new Butte pitcher made his Montana debut at Mountain View Park. Anaconda beat Butte 11 to 6 after a wild third inning and a tense finish, with St Vrain settling in after a rocky start and Dunleavy homering for Anaconda.
Butte plays Anaconda in a pitcher rich game as Hammond and Dunleavy lead with solid at bats. O’ Brien Burke and St. Vrain star on the mound, while McHale and Deisel deliver key hits. Attendance reaches around 200 with warm weather noted.
Helena defeats Great Falls as Peeples and Arneson commit costly errors. Schlort outpitches Cochran with better control. final game of the series set for tomorrow with Kennett debuting for Helena. Zearfoss hit by pitch. Hurlburt Neal and Mull er spark offense.
Boston stopped Chicago's winning streak by pounding Callahan in the field. Nichols allowed 1 hit but runs were unproductive. Attendance 4,000 as Donahue Clarke and Nichols faced Sh RBRRO. Umpire O'Day.
Cincinnati July 7 Brooklyn won its third straight game today with strong hitting and sharp fielding by Jones. Attendance 2,500. Score R H E: Brooklyn 5, opponent 0. Batteries Beott Breitenstein and Peitz and Howell Farrell. Umpire Emslie.
Pittsburg took a dull contest 5 to 4 over New York on a clutch ninth inning hit. Attendance 4,500. Batteries Phillips and Zimmer for Pittsburg Hawley and Warner for New York. Umpire Swartwood.
St Louis won the game in the first two innings, slugging Bernhard's curveballs. Pitcher McLaughlin, a young southpaw, performed well in relief. Attendance reported at 256. Batter ies Jones and Rigor, Bernhard, McLaughlin, and McFurland mentioned in box notes.
Buffalo Buffalo 5 Cleveland 4. Milwaukee Milwaukee 3 Chicago 6. Kansas City Kansas City Minneapolis 2. Indianapolis Indianapolis 1 Detroit and
Jack Point, ridden by Odom, surged to win the Brighton handicap mile and a quarter in a record 2 04 5 over The Kentuckian and Imp. Ethelbert faded to finish far back as Admiration led early before giving way. Salvator’s crown time of 2 05 was erased. Kinley Mack and Brooklyn Handicap winner Admiration also ran.
At Alexandria tracks London July 7 American jockeys dominated all races. J Tyler's Baint Noel by Theophilus out of Christmas Gift with Rugby in saddle won the 1000 sovereigns handicap. Second Royal Flush with J Reiff and third Orris Root with Tod Sloan also performed well. Ledbury ridden by J Reiff won the Middlesex handicap over a mile and a half, while Beclique captured the Oakley plate for two-year-olds with J Reiff aboard.
At Washington Park meet on July 7 Chicageo reports seven races with multiple winners. Dake Weber won the opening six furlong selling race, Great Bend topped the mile and sixteenth, Jolly Roger led the Great Western handicap, Boomerang prevailed in five furlongs, The Elector won the mile race, Moroni captured seven and a half furlongs, and High Jinks won the six furlongs selling event with Josephine B second.
In St Louis on July 7 the first race a mile and an eighth selling saw Jim Turner win with Waldeck second Celeste Orih third Time recorded as both. The second race selling mile and an eighth went to Tom Cromwell with Sid Dubia second Sun God third Time 1 57. The third race for 2 year olds five furlongs Fred Hesig prevailed Premus second Edna Green third Time 1 0. The fourth race Golden Red stake selling seven furlongs Bidbow won Charlie O'Brien second Felix Bard third Time 1 294y. The fifth race handicap six furlongs Pinochle winner with Summer second Baris third Time 1 15. The Sinth race six furlongs St Cuthbert noted.
The revised schedule for the season balance is arranged by President Lucas and Mr. Philips of Helena. It notes more Sunday games in Butte and reports race results with leaders High Necker, David Waldo and Terra In cognita winning a mile race.
The batting order lists Anaconda-Deigsel through Stefani across positions with Dunleavy Donahue Schmeer Hammond Williams Bissell Thieleman Stefani and Hughes. The released Anpaconda pitcher remains in the city. Hughes seeks engagement. umpire Jack Brennan expected to arrive for today's game.
The St Louis Republic describes a private London diamond club in Hatton Garden. A tradesmen only, millionaires mingle amid gems in a glass roofed room with strict hours 7 pm lockup and 4 pm closing. Gambling is banned and membership stays limited to experienced, well funded diamond merchants.
A playful exchange between an onion and Himburger cheese features witty lines about scent and reciprocity. The onion quips that strong odor overwhelms its own perfume while the cheese asks what it owes, receiving the reply that it owes an old-fashioned scent.
Americans dominate the Amateur Athletic Association meet in London winning eight of twelve events. New York Athletic Club led with titles in weight putting, hammer, pole vault, and 4 mile run. Pennsylvania and Georgetown also claimed multiple wins. Kraenzlein set hurdles records and Princeton’s Cregan faltered with illness, while crowds witnessed a near-total American victory despite fair organizing shortcomings.
In kitchen gardens the Swedes promote agriculture while the French advance culture of fruit vegetables and flowers. Swiss country school gardens provide theoretical training in growth of useful plants and foster love for rural culture and embellishments.
Anaconda business directory items include T O Leary attorney at law practicing in state and U S courts with offices at Bank building corner Main and Park. Warm Springs Livery Feed and Sale Stables at 111 W Comm offers prompt service and reasonable rates. Dexter Stables livery feed and boarding at 2 Commercial Ave corner Oak. W C Haynes proprietor.
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