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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1905
Page
10
Cigar retailers list La Preferencia as available stock with promotions. Advertisers urge customers to try Pune tonight at participating shops and note quality taste and aroma.
Butte golf team returns from Salt Lake where extreme heat and cramped hotels hindered play. Dr. F W McCrimmon notes 120 degrees on greens and 96 in shade, yet asserts Salt Lake players deserve full credit for sweeping victory and Leyson Cup remains in West competition plans with future matches to be held at Butte Country Club.
Frank A. Gotch the wrestler is due in Butte this morning en route to Spokane where he will meet Duncan McMillan on the ninth of next month. He will be met at the station by George S. Best manager for Jack Carkeek. Ready to sign articles for a match with Carkeek at once. Carkeek willing to meet any demands Gotch may make.
In Brooklyn on July 2 the Hanlon junior squad defeated their rival as Scanlon pitched brilliantly. Attendance was 8 with a close score line after an evenly matched contest.
In Boston on July 26 Pittsburg broke a tie in the seventh inning with six runs off Willis, securing the win. Final score shows Pittsburg ahead 8 to 6, with Hildebrand and Peitz starring for Pittsburgh and Moran aiding Boston. Umpire Emslie presided.
New York wins as Cincinnati outgunned the locals with baserunners and fielding lapses. Ewing walked and Ames was pulled in the eighth, McGinnity replacing him. Attendance listed at 5,000 with Ewing and Schien, MacGinnity and Bresnahan handling batteries. Umpires Klem and Bauswine.
Philadelphia edged Chicago in a well played inning game. Pitching was steady on both sides with Briggs Reulbach and Kling facing Nichols and Abbott. Umpire Johnstone officiated.
In Chicago on July date, the Cubs defeated the Phillies 6 to 2. Hank Davis hit a home run as Owen and Sullivan pitched for Chicago while Coakley Henley and SchreckBarton appeared for Philadelphia.
Portland Oregon July 26. The results at Irvington today show Annie Burk winning the six furlong first race with Eve Yesterday second and Indian third in 1 16. Mabel Bates second in the six furlong second race and Lady Kis par winner. Hirtle won the five and a half furlongs third race with Nullah second and Dr Sherman third in 1 08. Sterling Towers won the six furlongs fourth race with Peter J second and Bountiful third in 1 18 14. Ressie Welfly won the one mile fifth race with Fille dOr second and Hogarth third in 1 41. Crigli won the mile and 100 yards sixth race with Isabellita second and The Pride third in 1 47.
At Brighton Beach six events produced Aeronaut Nitrate Rubric Muffins Alwin Phideas as winners with multiple placings. Times ranged from 1:13 2 5 to 1:15, with Arkir Tiflin disqualified in the Undergraduate stakes.
Detroit July 26 Grand circuit results report the 2:18 pace purse 1500 dollars with three heats and unidentified winners.
In Detroit, the Tigers and Red Sox played a twin bill with Detroit taking the second game behind a shutout by Killian while Donovan delivered clutch hits in the first. Attendance reached 4,500 as batteries were Donovan Doran Drill in the opener and Killian Drill Olmsted Armbruster in the nightcap.
Seattle blanked Portland 4 0 as Fitzpatrick allowed no runs while Jones was touched for hits. Frick joined Seattle and will play second base tomorrow as Seattle opened its Portland schedule. Umpire Davis.
Gra ham pitched well and received run support as his team won a tight contest in Los Angeles. Batteries: Tozier Spies and Eager. Gra ham Byrnes and Stanley. Umpire Bray.
In San Francisco on July 26 the home team defeated Tacoma in a single five inning game. Brown drew a bases loaded balk in the fifth to push across a run, and Casey made a standout catch on Irving’s long drive. Whalen and Wilson pitched for San Francisco with Brown and Graham behind. Umpire Perrine.
Portland July 26 reports two exceptions aside, local players swept most matches. Takaki of Tokio defeated Veness 6 2 6 4 in singles, and Takaki with Gilbert of Goldendale Washington beat Shires and Veness 6 1 in doubles.
Boxing notes from the Pacific coast outline a Turner Gardner bout as the centerpiece with Jimmy Britt battling Sullivan on points, a Colma club slate including Ruhlin McCormick and Ryan matches, and a western championship golf event.
Edward Patton of Liverpool began a swim from Dover toward Calais but withdrew after six hours and about a third of the distance. Nine aspirants train for channel honors including Australian Annette Kellerman who plans to try soon.
Portland July 26 Capt E W Spencer acting for Elizabeth Ryan owner of Irvington race track petitions the state circuit court to restrain Multnomah Fair association from pool selling on the grounds claiming the lease bars unlawful use. Hearing set for tomorrow with President Diamond and bookmakers case to be heard Saturday. Pool selling continues at the track.
Tommy Reilly of Seattle and Terry Mustain of Omaha fought 20 rounds to a draw before the largest Great Falls crowd. The bout was fast and largely even, with Reilly leading early but Mustain rallying. the decisive last round was delayed as Reilly recovered from excessive water intake.
The Montana state league shows little chance of a second season though Butte members remain hopeful about adding Bozeman to challenge Missoula. Reports say Gallatin valley players are being recruited and a key promoter’s return may trigger activity. Helena Great Falls and Butte clubs will still play independent ball.
In St Louis on July 26 a police squad under Captain McNamee moved into Delmar race track to enforce the anti-pool selling law. No incidents occurred and no arrests were made. Ike Kohen was arrested yesterday on a betting registration warrant, posted bonds, and was among 11 detainees.
Reports from Manchuria state a Japanese battalion landed on the Siberian coast near Dekastries, a port formerly Alexandrovsk, 700 miles north of Vladivostok after torpedo boat destroyers shelled the area. Moscow says the move ties to the Sakhalin campaign to trap the Russian garrison, though it does not affect Manchuria or Vladivostok operations.
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