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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1902
Page
10
The Montana Jockey Club announces the first race at 3 p.m. on every racing day. Street cars direct to the track while Columbia Garden cars transfer. Ladies free. Officials include Hugh J. Wilson, Frank, secretary, Joseph A. Murphy, presiding judge, and Ralph H. Tozer.
Dowling was sharp for Portland as they defeated Butte 9 to 0, benefiting from timely hitting and fielding errors. Vigneux, Deigel, and Kane-Hughe keyed offense while McIntyre received a carnation bouquet in a celebratory moment.
Fragmented score notes describe July 24 baseball actions with home runs by Doyle and Harket and a late rally by a team in Roston. Attendance figures 47 and 124M appear along with scattered city and team names. Multiple games listed as postponed or rain shortened.
The Tigers beat Harmon in a pitchers battle as Harmon, late of Seattle, debuts in Tacoma. Wiggs faced five unearned runs, fanning five with poor Tiger support. Harmon struck out Waters three times, allowed five singles, and kept the Sea Gown to five hits. Key plays included Saliban’s homer and a seventh inning miscue that allowed Murdock to score after an error.
Spokane defeats Seattle 3 to 2 as Stovall makes diving catch at the plate and Kost, Kelly, and Beattie contribute timely hits. Seattle strands runners at second and third in critical sixth as Spokane relays strong defense and pitching to secure the win.
Cleveland meets Washington while Chicago faces St Louis and Detroit also on schedule in a sparse sports brief outlining upcoming matchups and venues without results or dates.
In Spokane on July 4 W L Lucas denies resigning and says a report he would quit to manage the Spokane team is fake. The Spokane president confirms ongoing support, while Seattle manager Dugdale and Butte president Jane pledge backing. Portland’s Whitmore arrives and backs a clause limiting president power to retire umpires deemed unpopular by clubs.
Spanding Hee and an outsider prevail in a 2 28 class trot at the grand circuit meeting, purse two thousand dollars. Wentworth takes third fourth and fifth heats while Lord Mansh wins first and seen heats. Daphne Dallas dominates with three wins and best pace time 2 07. AsconaA wins two heats with fast time.
The draw lists multiple pairings for the 32 dog stake next Sunday including Crawford versus Wattlebark and Sweetness versus Mountaineer. Other matches feature King's Tough Pat Freeform Scottish Dartmoor Peacemaker Pleasanton Issue Queen Moe Maid of Erin Flashlight Mient Be Keen Foxey King's Maid Sara Swedish and King's Boy among numerous entries.
A clipped listing displays names such as Crawford Mischief Hoy Rowe and nthe Border with notes on Parader Hosking's Lady and Thistle. The piece reads like a theater or racing card with performers or horses tied to the Rowe firm and related exhibitors.
President Roosevelt lauded National Guard service and the armed forces while touring Seagirt. He cited a passed bill to expand guard capabilities, praised veterans, and noted a cordial encounter with Fireman Raymond Morse. The presidential party moved by train to Atlantic Highlands and Mayflower amid cheering crowds.
A report describes pasties of secret service operatives and two officers using bayonets to enforce commands. Details mention a man named Coskin struck, knocked down by a southbound car at the corner of Galena and Main, with Conductor McManan praised for quick action. Coskin was treated at Murray & Freund's hospital for wounds near the eye.
Funeral arrangements for the late Kind Batteiger proceed with a service this evening at Mt Moriah cemetery. Knights of Pythias Damon lodge will supervise the rites with pallbearers listed, as family travels from Transfer Pennsylvania and distant relatives arrive.
The fragment hints at a dialogue about platonic versus other kinds of relations, with quoted lines showing tension between a speaking Mother and a child or narrator. The text is fragmented and lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable subjects.
Eschle, vice president of Butte baseball, travels to Spokane for the Pacific Northwest league directors meeting amid protests against president W I Lucas by Portland and Tacoma. Eschle backs Lucas, denying likely removal, and notes Helena Seattle Spokane oppose action. Meeting may decide on umpire Cunningham and could affect upcoming games, including Butte vs Spokane.
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