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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1903
Page
10
In a tense game both teams contend with injuries as Mellale limits Los Angeles while several players suffer knocks. The matchup features key performances despite the crippled rosters with a narrow result that impacts league standings.
Butte defeated Los Angeles in the opener of a six game series despite both squads being crippled by missing players. La Roque stood at second base in place of Werd, Bandelin moved to left field, and Los Angeles shuffled Hollingsworth Walters and Messerly amid injuries and departures. Pitcher Thatcher broke his nose in practice, Catcher Hardy was hurt in the third, yet Lima and resilience kept the game competitive. Butte rode timely hits and aggressive baserunning to a 8-2 win as Kane, Bandelin, Roach, and Shaffer fueled their offense while McHale and Runke shined on defense. Los Angeles showed depth with Hildebrand and Sternwedel debuting, but couldn’t overcome a slow start and late damage. The pace was lively, with clean play and several standout defensive plays by McHale, La Roque, and Runkle.
In Tacoma on July 7 Dammann lost his own game when Nordyke capped a bases loaded two out ninth inning rally with a homer to tie. In the ninth Spo kane was shutout and Lawler started with a bunt and advanced on Lynch’s two bagger with two outs.
Dammann forced in the winning run by hitting Flannery with two strikes and three balls as both pitchers issued many walks. Treadway is released by Dugdale and appointed an umpire. Saturday's riot drove Warner from town. a double umpire system will be tried, finding some satisfaction today.
In St Louis on July 7 the St Louis team edged the New Yorks 6 to 5 in a hard fought, close finish. Attendance was about 1 200. Curtis and Ryan pitched for St Louis with Kowerman on New York. Emeslie umpired.
Chicago on July 7 saw visitors capitalize on timely hitting and strong base running to win four innings. Wicker pitched well for the Visitors. Philadelphia struggled, with Dugglesby holding locals mostly in check until the sixth inning. Wicker and Kling led the attack with support from Dugglesby and Roth.
Pittsburg committed costly errors and could not hit Jones, handing Brooklyn a win. Doheny pitched a strong game for Brooklyn with Smith, while Jones and Ritter led Pittsburg offensively but failed to overcome the deficit.
In Boston on July 7, St Louis mounted a ninth inning rally with two outs to win. A dazzling catch and throw home ended Boston’s threat with bases loaded. Pitchers Gibson and Criger, Evans, Sudhoft, and Kahoe contributed to the decisive defensive plays.
Afrikander edged Golden Maxim by a head to win the Lawrence Realization at Sheepshead Bay in 2:45 1-5 for the mile and five eighths. Golden Maxim led early with Savable close behind as Afrikander rallied from fifth to seize victory in the final strides before a crowd of about 30,000.
A Chicago victory over New York followed a seventh inning clash when Creen blocked Sherian at first and Green was ejected. A confrontation escalated between Green and Sheridan leading to injuries to Green and the umpire. Police intervened and Sheridan faced possible charges, with bail posted for disorderly conduct.
Washington report notes Cleveland hitters struggle to connect with men on base. Player Lajoie suspended indefinitely. Scoring summary shows Cleveland three runs on errors. Batteries Orth and Kittridge for Cleveland. Dorner and Bemis for Washington.
In Chicago on July 7 Haviland clinched victory in the last race at Washington Park. The meet closed with a strong performance by Haviland amid a competitive field and local excitement.
World one mile and fifty yards record set at 1 41 1 5. July 16 auction date announced for M. P. Tichener & Co stable retiring from turf. Race results list six events with times and placings from six furlongs to mile and fifty yards.
In St Louis on July 7 the Delmar park program featured six races. Meyrohe won the first race five furlongs selling with Comer second and Benton third, time 1:04. Poseur captured the six furlongs selling in the second race, Montana Peeress second, Joe Goss third, time 1:58. Huckleberry Finn took the five and a half furlongs purse with Brillants second and Check Morgan third, time 1:10. Bass D'Or won the mile and seventy yards purse with Eda Riley second and Bengal third, time 1:46. Helen Print won the mile selling with Orpheum second and Josie F. third, time 1:42. Pierce J. won the mile and an eighth selling, Brown Vail second, Chandoo third, time 1:57.
A list of weights and entries for six races is provided. It includes first race five eighths of a mile with competing horses such as Juvenal Mexim Collecteor Jrse sup James V lit Hopeful Miss Bara Berich and others. second race a steeplechase with Tip Gallant Bophene Lavator Rising Sun Plohn Mystic Shriner Arius Judge Phillips Yolp Hops Manilan Mig Harrison. third race mile and a sixteenth featuring Past Sentry Early Eve Dark Planet Baikal Belle of Troy Carroll D Homestead Tribe's Hill Syrlin High lander Irish Jewel Agnes D. fourth handicap mile and a quarter listing Colonel Bill Prances co River Pirate Daly Afrikander Blues Ignitor Water Boy Injunction Articu late Roy Hampton Dom Paul Herbert Hunter Raine Glenwater. fifth race three quarters of a mile with Our Nugget Eva Supell Roue Charles W Meyer Mart Mullen Paramass Young Henry Wyefield Peninsula Royal Porward Mabel Richardson Slidell Pittacua Osgood If You Dare King Pepper Earl of Warwick Interval Syrtin. sixth race five and a half furlongs.
A string of names and times appears: 18 Ned Moore 110 Creole Jim 11 Soacoon 110 Sais 110 War Times 107 Ormonde s Right 110 Escobar 108 Bound Brook 110 Briar Thorpe 107 Monadnock 110 Great Crossing 107 The Southerner 110 De Russey 107 Falerian 119 Sacredus 107 Pol Rog ers 110 Red Man 107 Gendarme 119. Weather clear track fast.
Six races list each horse, weight or odds, and owners from a clear day at Maywood. Entries include Cognomen, Listaway, Tom Mankins, Aggie Lewis, El Ghor, Hot, Double O, Banana Cream, Betts, Ed Tierney, Lonsdale, Prince Silverwings, Soldier of Fortune, Commodore, Auditor, Silk Maid, Fon Casta, Gayoso, Nitrate, The Giver, Federal, Waswift, Aladdin, Sioux City, Macy, Toad, Au Revoir, Evening Star, Hopawink, Bond age, Alee, C B Campbell, Lou Woods, Pirate, Hindi, Kilmaric, Lord Touchwood with a clear track and weather report.
The report praises La Roque as a star and Billy Kane for his form. Roach pitched superbly while Walters joined the Los Angeles team for the rest of the season after arrival. Runkle and McKevitt are highlighted for key plays and Shaffer hit a bases clearing two-bagger.
The report covers fielding errors and glasses worn by Bandelin in left field. Hollingsworth may join the Seattles after leaving Los Angeles. Weather could spur big games at the ball park this week. Butte printers travel to Helena next Sunday to face Helena printers. Los Angeles still leads the Pacific Coast League with Portland last and Seattle near the bottom. Grim once led Portland to a title but now the team struggles in both leagues. Flannery of Tacoma is sidelined with a leg injury while Holland has a hand injury.
Helena July 7 Shortstop W Kelly of Helena is set to depart for Salt Lake City as Captain Peeples and Manager Carisch seek two new players from the coast. A new first baseman from Seattle and an infielder from the coast are expected. Gimlin of Salt Lake City may raise rights questions with the National Association of Minor Leagues as contracts and departures are waged among Clarke Casey and others.
Bozeman reports Pfisters of Butte will meet the local ball team at the fair grounds next Sunday afternoon with a 3 o'clock start after a Bozeman band concert. Havre notes heavy rain and a postponed horse race due to a forecasted storm.
Bogota July 8 the senate resolved to discuss the Haye Herran treaty in a public session, signaling openness on the topic and inviting senators to debate the terms and implications publicly.
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