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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1903
Page
10
San Francisco Helena Tacoma Butte Los Angeles Salt Lake at Salt Lake, at Spokane ten two.
Tacoma played solid defense and pitching, but Butte struggled to connect with St. Vrain. Hannivan stood out with a consistent first-pitch single then doubled, while Thomas and Swindells were hooked by Tigers hitters. St. Vrain and Byers supported the mound effort.
In Salt Lake on July 17 the Anels beat the Saints 9 to 0 in a late inning rally. The locals led through seven innings before the Californians surged ahead with stronger fielding to seal the victory. Batteries Liebhardt Strickiett Hildebrand for Los Angeles and Lundbaum Quick Anderson for the Saints.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports San Francisco clearly outclassed Helena today winning by a wide margin. Wisse faltered after a rough first inning while Zeurfosa led the visitors and Wiges excelled for Helena. The match was dull and unexciting with a confusing final lineup listing.
In Spokane on July 17 Maupin held local batters to two hits while Dammann scattered hits for a good game. Both teams played sharp defense though batteries Dammann Hanson and Maupin Hurley failed to produce scoring chances. Final score 3 to 2.
National League game at Pittsburg July 17 sees New York surge ahead in the second and sixth innings behind Kennedy while Beaumont's base running keeps Pittsburg close. Bransfield belts a threebagger and Leach follows with a long hit to win in the 12th as Pittsburg ties in the ninth. Batteries Kennedy and Smith for New York Taylor and Wagner for Pittsburg.
Cincinnati won by timely hitting as Washburn fielding struggled. About 2,000 attendance, mostly children admitted free. Hoek and Bergen starred for Cincinnati with strong battery work. Washburn and Dooin split duties for Washburn.
In Boston on July 17 Detroit scored only once as Vreeman scored the lone run. A wild throw by Smith attempting to prevent Freeman from a three base hit proved costly in the top of the inning. Gibson and Criger paired with Donovan and Buelow behind the plate.
Philadelphia won easily as St. Louis failed to hit Waddell. In the sixth inning Waddell leaped into the stands and dragged out a spectator who directed offensive language. The arrested spectator faced charges. Batteries Evans and Sugden opposed Waddell and Schreck in a game marked by the incident.
Chicago bunched hits to score in two innings and win as Washington also shows offense. The brief item notes both teams produced offense with Chicago edging ahead in a short game segment.
Cleveland batted Chesbro out in the sixth as Hradley hit the longest homer on the new grounds, sending the ball over the left field fence. Score Cleveland ? NGM. Pope trioe, batteries Moore Abbott, Howell Kesbro Beville.
Portland, Seattle, and San Francisco games reported with scores and partial details. Sacramento noted with a score line. records show teams competing in the Pacific Coast League on July 17.
Local notes report Arthur Merkle departing for Rochester to join Watsecue while George Engle is released by Portland Coast. Tacoma Ledger questions Butte's lead, praising Tcama’s depth and noting McGilligan plays left field for Wilmot. Wilmot family mourns, and Mrs. Wilmot leaves for Kansas City.
Dennis Mc Carthy re joins the Pacific Coast league and will pitch for Oakland after manager Pete Lohman accepted his terms. The move ties the former Tacoma pitcher to the Oakland club in the upcoming season.
Ard Patrick the previous year’s Derby champion won the Eclipse Stakes at Sundown Park. Sceptre finished second with Rockland, Derby winner of this year, in third. Five horses ran. King Edward attended and the crowd set a course attendance record. Ard Patrick reportedly sold for 100000 dollars to Count von Lehredorff for the German government. Rockland led briefly but Ard Patrick captured the win by a neck.
Atlantic Highlands N J July 17 Sir Thomas Lipton s cup hunter Shamrock III defeated Shamrock I twice trading leads in a 15 mile beat to windward and spinnaker run home 7 minutes 2 seconds apart 4 minutes 6 seconds in the wind shifted from 6 to 10 knots then 5. Thomas F Ryan 23 died yesterday at 325 East Summit Street.
Results from Chicago Washington Park Brighton Beach St Louis Delmar Park show multiple six furlong and longer races. Winners include Burnie Bunton Oksana Sweet C. Brulare Sidney C. Love Hermionea Irving Mayer Fenian Rain or Shine Lip sic Kin loch Park with various Second and Third place finishers and official times across tracks.
A detailed listing of weights and entries across six races at today’s meet. Horses include Rainland, Miss Crawford, Martius, Tollec, Commodore, Tryon, Oudon, Anne Davis, Pat Hammon, Mast, Gayosa, Watermelon in race one and Bardolph, Steinwinder, Americano, Collonade, Oronte, Floral Wreath, Christine A in race two. Additional weights given for The Lakeview, The Wheeler, and selling race participants. track listed as fast with cloudy weather.
The program lists six races at the Curragh with horses’ names and weights for the handicaps and selling events. Notable entries include Lux Costa 126 and Young Henry 14 in the first race, May Harrison 130 and Lord Radnor 132 in the steeplechase, and Monte Carlo 106 in the Iroquois Stakes.
Rayl claims Mooney borrowed the coat and pledged it for $5 at the Butte concert hall. Mooney was arrested there after days of police pursuit.
A reported English remedy for internal cancer suggests taking a tablespoonful of molasses four to five times daily as the latest cure.
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