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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1905
Page
10
A local ad notes Sherman’s Piano House at 129 and 121 Past Park Street in Butte offering instruments and services. The listing emphasizes storefront location and traditional piano sales and repairs.
A large Portland crowd witnessed Y M C A games at Lewis and Clark stadium with Los Angeles and Portland rooters. C L Parsons led in the 100 yard dash in 10 seconds and also won the 220 and 440. Parsons aims for the AAU nationals Aug 4-5. Summary lists winners and times for multiple events with Los Angeles leads.
Delmar results list six races with winners Balmer V Christelle Tom Kiley Loretta Footlights Favorite Myn heer and runners up Mae Lynch Mail Box Potter Onyx IL Mayor Johnson Jucora Jack Young A Muskoday Athena Pyrrho and times for each race from 1:09 3 5 to 1:53 2 5.
At Brighton Beach on July 13 Optician led the first race over five and a half furlongs with Remington second and Sandringham third in 1 08 3 5. The steeplechase over about two miles went Phantom ahead of Knight of Elway and Russell Sage in 4 33. Czaraphine won the six furlongs with Mad Mullah and The Mighty behind in 1 15. The Brighton Oaks ran a mile and an eighth Tradition won with Scula mite second and Coy Maid third in 1 56 2 5. In the fifth a mile and an eighth Voliday won, St. Valentine second and Devout third in 1 55. The sixth race over six furlongs saw Esoteric prevail, Whimsical second and Flavigny third in 1 16 2 5.
Seattle today reports six races with King Thorpe winning the first at four and a half furlongs and Leah placing second. Dotterel wins the six furlongs feature in the second, with T Lieutenant second and Matt Hogan third. Metlakatla takes the next six furlongs as Wager finishes second and Jack Full third. Conreid wins the six and a half furlongs, Follow Me second, Corn Blossom third. Gentle Harry wins the mile and 50 yards, Moor second, J W Kirby third. Play Ball takes the mile, Ethel Scruggs second, Calculate third.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Miles City July 13 Young Ketchel of Butte returns to the opera house July 19 after two Miles City bouts. His prior miles City fight was a 20 round draw with Rudolph Hinz of Havre and he stopped Jimmy Kelley of Fargo in eight rounds. He will face Roy Hart of Miles City who also fights for the local ball team. The match will be at catch weights after Hart failed to make 150 pounds.
The Ophirs defeated the Englewood Juniors yesterday afternoon on the flats by a score of 11 to 3.
Two fine carriage horses and various traps and harnesses offered for sale. Items include a single-seat trap a two-seat trap a two-seat carriage and both single and double harness. Inquiries to Symons at the Dry Goods company or Thomas Morrow located at Main and Mercury streets.
The 32 dog open stake draw for Sundays hare coursing show pairs top Montana hounds. Grafton faces Celtic while Jimmy Britt meets Quicksand and Red Bird runs George Douglas among many well matched early rounds. The card promises depth with many speed specialists and younger contenders.
Followers of the Butte Commercial league expect a fast game at Columbia Garden Park at 6:30 this evening. The undefeated Owsley team leads the league but the improving Bouchers are closer than ever to challenge them. New material strengthens weak spots for a rattling contest.
New York July 13 Fifty two top professionals east of the Alleghanies began a historic public links event at Van Cortlandt Park with fifty two turn ins. Morning rain soggy course limited scoring though 17 year old Martin O Loughlin impressed by carding 78. Tournament to be completed tomorrow as rain persisted.
Seattle suffers third consecutive loss in a 1 inning contest. Umpire Davis ruled Waldron safe at the plate, denying a potential out by Houtz. McHale drove in three Seattle runs with extra-base hits while Whalen closed out the inning after Hitt. Errors plagued both teams as San Francisco wins 5 to 0.
Holycombe Ward and William J. Clothier of the United States defeated Germont and De Cugis of France to lead the singles. Norman E. Brookes of Australia beat R. Kinzell of Austria in straight sets. The opening day at the Queens club was hot and featured numerous mini plays and cautious play from the Americans. Ward and Wright are set to pair against De Cugis and Germont in the doubles tomorrow.
Victoria team rebrands as Spokane as legal battles over Pacific National and Northwest league unfold. Lucas battles Williams over control while Spokane location and opening games are set for July. McCloskey and Bellingham faces uncertain attempts to move teams, with next year hoped to enlarge the circuit.
National League game in Boston ends 6 to 1 as Cincinnati makes infield errors and walks costly. Young fails to get a hit after the fourth inning. Attendance 1,100. Batteries Young Moran Overall Phelps. Umpire Johnstone.
Philadelphia and St Louis split a doubleheader with McFarland pitching well in the first game allowing two hits for the home team. Attendance 4 00. Second game saw different batting and pitching lines with Thielman Grady and Duggleby Abbott credited in a 8 potential box score style report.
Pittsburg beat Brooklyn 5 to 3 with Case starting for the visitors and Hildebrand finishing. Attendance 2,000 as McIntyre and Bergen matched Case and Hildebrand behind the plate. Umpire Klem.
In New York on July 13 Chicago failed to hit Ames and fell to New York. Devilin's sixth inning home run, driving Dahlen ahead, gave New York the lead. Batteries Ames Bowerman Wicker ONeill.
Cleveland defeated Philadelphia to seize first place after a 6 run showing behind six batters fanned by Waddell in three innings. Attendance 6100. Batteries Donohue Bemis for Cleveland and Waddell Henley Schreck Barton for Philadelphia.
Detroit edged New York to claim fourth place in a game played before about 1,500 fans. The box score shows unreliable entries but highlights Batteries Mullen and Drill, Chesbro, Griffith and McGuire.
In Chicago on July 13 Boston defeated the Cubs 2 to 1 in a ten inning contest. Boston scored the decisive run on a single aided by Dineen error and a long drive to Holmes. Attendance was 5,300. Batteries White and Sullivan for Boston. Dineen and Criger for Chicago.
In a rare momentum swing the home team won both ends of a doubleheader beating Wash. The doubleheader victory marks a season first as the home squad displayed improved hitting and solid pitching to secure the pair of wins.
New Haven July 13 William Lush the Cleveland American League player who coached Yale this season signed a contract to act as Yale baseball coach for the next three years The salary is not stated The engagement marks Yale commitment to a professional coach remaining with the team throughout the season reflecting last year’s policy
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