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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1906
Page
1
A chaotic ballgame described in vivid strokes, with Butte erupting for a decisive run late while Tacoma faltered. The narrative follows erratic fielding, clutch hits, and a dramatic ninth inning shift as Tigers pour on pressure and secure a slim victory amid scattered misplays. Notable moments include Shaw steering a crucial double play and Bresing converting key contact.
Spokane reports a July win achieved through exploiting errors by Welton Bachar es codnin and partners Franklin Sucre. The contest featured profiling lapses and key miscues that shifted momentum, enabling the victorious team to capitalize on turnovers and steady defense.
A fragmented recap notes Pittsburg and Philadelphia delaying the game with errors and runs, Cincinnati and Boston results, and a Chicago clash where walks and missed hits influenced the outcome. Listings include pitchers, catchers, and umpires for several matchups and brief notes on late-inning fumbles and tie conditions.
In Philadelphia and St Louis two games were played with each side winning one. Powells pitching shaped the first in St Louis while the other went to Philadelphia. Washington defeated Chicago in a well played game with Parkens homer and Boshdes driving in runs. New York beat Cleveland as the teams traded runs and Boston stopped Detroit to end a slump.
Oakland held firm as a pitching shutout built on timely hits and strong defense. Dunleavy sparked offensive runs while key players from Store and other teammates contributed to the rally, sealing the victory for Oakland in a tense Pacific Coast League matchup.
At San Francisco on July 18 Los Angeles won over San Francisco by a score of 3 to 2. The Bay City lineup included Be stein Ba PT Tatterles Bay Leguli Hager Simonds Wilson Ummple-Knell. Seattle also played at home, losing 19 to 11 to Portland. Vickers batted out of the ber.
Fragmentary text mentions Esaick Etch Ella and Melale with references to Behyad and Webel Biank. No coherent matchup or event details present to form a clear summary.
Readable notes describe upcoming Sunday matinee with two harness racing races at 2:00 and 4:00. Officials listed include Fred Cornent and Louis Dreibelbls, with judges Dennis O'Neil and Charles McGarvey. Entries include Ginger, Dean Kester, Palen, Prince B.J Boyle, Carsbad, and Prince Charlie among others.
New York and Seattle race day results list multiple races with winners and times from Meadows and Brighton. Notable: Kave Bell, Bick, Yankee Jim, Christine A, Ruby, The Huguenot, Mentha, Premium, Ocean Spray among winners, with runners-up and times. Also obituary note for Much Murphy of Pittsburgh and a Navy telegram about Rhode Island collision damage not as severe as feared.
In St Petersburg July 18 an attempt to assassinate Count Tortlenen aide de camp to Emperor Nicholas occurred at the engineer's camp at Thera between St Petersburg and Thusselberg. The would be assassin fired a revolver, grazing the count's head as he fled toward the Neva seeking safety. A separate July 18 session of the court martial tied to the Black Sea fleet case noted a bomb at Colonel Dumbudesk Minsk regiment barracks as he left the courtroom. two men were arrested in connection with the act.
Gossip on baseball and other matters reports Fetery Noonan of the St Louis Cardinals, relation to Luke Nannan, and links to Holy Cross and Chicago Nationals. Mentions Ferris eyeing Phinmer, Jensen in Salt Lake, threats of dual pulls to pro, and a Seattle club battle. Also covers Gans vs Davey, and a Glenview cup golf round led by Robert Hunter with Walter Egan challenging for final spots.
Derrick was relieved in the fifth inning of yesterday's game by Tristan who arrived shortly before play. Huston is popular in Butte where he umpired the opening series. Derrick had not earned the same favor. Replacement was expected, though Derrick remained in the field after Lis appearance. Judgment on balls and strikes cited. Derrick faced player disputes and lost authority, especially at Gray's Harbor where a game was delayed. President Ww. ML Lucas expected to arrive in Butte to stay.
Citizens league approves W L Vinenn's plan to build a railroad from Baker City to the Snake River and east through Eagle Valley. City to buy 100000 worth of stock in the Eagle Valley railway. Government permits secured and a treaty with Oregon Railway and Navigation for interchange. Backers include Seattle and New York capital.
In Twin Bridges on July 15 a young son of Albert Williams attempted to saddle a cow. The boy and an elder brother rode the animal as it bucked. The son was thrown, fell, and sustained injuries while the cow tossed them off the saddle.
President Roosevelt signed proclamations establishing the Heinenon forest reserve in Oregon and the Binnacles forest reserve in California, extending federal protection to these timber and watershed areas. The actions mark a broader push to conserve public lands and regulate timber harvests.
The judges report progress on revising the constitution with 20 provisions adopted. Changes aim to shrink the grand lodge to a representative body while preserving all members, and to require life membership for four-year nonattendance. Delegates will serve staggered terms as the body becomes more representative. Work resumes after tomorrow's parade.
Special Dispatch reports twin Bridges Montana where Beebee a veteran sheep herder has been absent for days and is feared harmed. His dog is seen in town and Jenkins the sheep owner has not seen him for nearly five weeks in a case puzzling locals.
Great Falls July 18 Ernest Daniele and J G McLaughlin pleaded guilty to burglary in Montana after returning from Canada where they were jailed for taking stolen hardware. Sentenced to three years in the Penitentiary for burglary and related charges following their arraignment.
A band of peasants forced entry into the house of Guburk, a wealthy band owner in Crimea, and murdered his wife last night. Servants fled through windows and escaped, leaving authorities to pursue the assailants. the motive and exact details remain unclear.
Pleadings opened in Paris for Amanda McBede's divorce from Maj. John McBride who organized the men's brigade serving in the recent war with Great Britain. A provisional decree of divorce was pronounced eight months ago.
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