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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1903
Page
11
Watseka Wins 12 to 11 in Big Rochester Game
Watseka defeats Whitehall 12 to 1 as umpire changes midgame. Forvilly and Merkle shine, Forvilly back as Watseka manager, Giles battered by Watsekas hitters. Third meeting of the season ends with Watseka’s triumph and Whitehall’s patience tested on July 27 in Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Rochester
Mont
Whitehalls
Watsekas
Carney
Forvilly
F. Meall
Huber Boys
Barney Howe
George Forvilly
Watseka
Merkle
Butter
Ti Des
Jeffery
Orlet
Phays
Murphy
Whitehall
Giles
Robbie Clark
Grand circuit trotting meet in Cleveland bans poor selling
Clevelanders witnessed a grand circuit trotting meet without poor selling as prohibitions kept crowds modest. Allie Wood won both heats in the 2:11 trot with times of 2:10 and 2:09 percent. Fannie Dill captured second and third heats and the 2:06 pace and 2:06% times. Little Squaw won the first heat in 2:04%. Aerolite took the 2:20 trot with second and third heats and race. times 2:12%4 and 2:13. Lucy Lee won the first heat in 2:16% and John Taylor won both heats of the 2:25 trot with 2:14. Tom Keene secured two heats in the 2:18 pace with times 2:07% and 2:051.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Aerolite
Lucy Lee
John Taylor
Tom Keene
Weights and Entries For Todays Races Card
List of weights for six races including selling and handicap events with horses and riders. Weather is cloudy and track conditions are fast.
Winners on the Metrop Jockey Club midsummer meeting
New York reports the Metropolitan Jockey Club midsummer meeting at Jamaica Plains with cool weather and perfect track. Result highlights include Rosetint in six furlongs, Satire in the mile event, Hazelwood in the Youthful stakes, Hunter Raine in the Glendale handicap, Flamula in five and a half furlongs, Duke of Kendal at a mile and a sixteenth, and Great Crossing in five and a half furlongs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Jamaica Plains
Rosetint
Asharita
King Pepper
Satire
Ernest Parham
Petra II
Hazelwood
King
Hunter Raine
Roehampton
W. R. Condon
Flamula
Gold Dome
M. Theo
Duke of Kendal
Disadvantage
Sharp Bell
Great Crossing
Black Socks
October Flower
Horse Race Card with Multiple Races and Weights
A detailed race card lists six events with horse names and assigned weights. First race five and a half furlongs features Gendarme Florizel Mohican Gold Dome Silent Water Dinah Shad October Flower Jim Kelly Bob Murphy Adel Trebla Divination Gladsmile Thistle Heather Petunia. Second race mile and seventy gards shows Hackensack Nic Longworth General Prig Scoffer Salora Pittacus Isle of Wight Helen Judge Fulton Harrison Albany Girl Royal Pirate Velos Ringdove Chicle Squid Osgood Court Maid Pastorial Earl of Nore folk. Third race the Greenfield styes five and a half furlongs lists Florizel Gold Dome Ishlana The Bowery Vagary Agnes Brennan Luminosity Donnelly Revelation Hopeful Miss Anyway Bombino Shortcake Nameoki. Fourth race handicap mile and a sixteenth names Andy Williams Dom Paul G Whittier Satire Daisy Green Agnes D. Gaviota Daly April Shower Flava. Fifth race three-quarters of a mile selling shows General Prig Dr Bissel Annie Grace Cincinnatus Star and Garter Prancer Brix ton Duelist All Gold Our Nugget Mudge Fulton Locket Syrlin Littl Jack Horner Invasion True Blue Choate Time Jr Isia Lowley John Barleycorn. Sixth race mile and seventy yards maidens lists Nic Longworth Willam Stead Aminte Vartary Stonewall Colonel Rover Lady Knighthood Velos White Crest Mabel Richardson Polite King Carter Passbook Russell Garth Thoughtless East Kelston Negative The Dancer Lord Sterling Earl of Norfolk. Track condition: weather clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gendarme
Florizel
Mohican
Gold Dome
Silent Water
Dinah Shad
October Flower
Jim Kelly
Bob Murphy
Adel Trebla
Divination
Gladsmile
Thistle Heather
Petunia
Gards— Hackensack, 100; Nic Longworth, 100; General Prig
Scoffer
Salora
Pittacus
Isle of Wight
Helen
Judge Fulton
Harrison
Albany Girl
Royal Pirate
Velos
Ringdove
Chicle
Squid
Osgood
Court Maid
Pastorial
Earl of Norefolk
Greenfield Styes
Ishlana
the Bowery
Vagary
Agnes Brennan
Luminosity
Donnelly
Revelation
Hopeful Miss
Anyway
Bombino
Shortcake
Nameoki
General Prig
Dr. Bissel
Annie Grace
Cincinnatus
Star and Garter
Prancer
Brixton
Duelist
All Gold
Our Nugget
Mudge Fulton
Locket
Syrlin
Littl Jack Horner
Invasion
True Blue
Choate
Time, Jr
Isia
Lowley
John Barleycorn
Nic Longworth
Willam Stead
Aminte
Vartary
Stonewall
Colonel Rover
Lady Knighthood
White Crest
Mabel Richardson
Polite
King Carter
Passbook
Russell Garth
Thoughtless
East Kelston
the Dancer
Lord Sterling
Earl of Norfolk
Track Furt
Delmar Racecard Results From St Louis Meet
St Louis reports Delmar track results with six races listed. Folies Ber eeres wins the first over Toupee and Wigwam. Mayor Graham takes the six furlong second race with Harry Griffith second. Peach Juice wins the four and a half furlongs, Bt Roche second, Shortstop third. Miss Mae Day prevails in the mile and a sixteenth, Maud Gonne second, Eva G. third. Stand Pat wins the mile, Privateer second, Orpheum third. Axeres wins the mile and seventy yards, Immortelle second, Our Lady third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Delmar
Folies Bereeres
Toupee
Wigwam
Mayor Graham
Harry Griffith
Gilmer Bruce
Peach Juice
Bt. Roche
Shortstop
Miss Mae Day
Maud Gonne
Eva G
Stand Pat
Privateer
Orpheum
Axeres
Immortelle
Our Lady
Mahoney Released by Helena After Salt Lake Trip
Eddie Mahoney, signed during Helena’s Salt Lake City trip, was released after weak showing at shortstop and limited impact at first base. Frary will cover first, Peeples may move to second if fit, Howlett to third, and Asigler to short with Dunn likely in reserve if the captain’s hand restricts play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Keddie Mahoney
Salt Lake
Mahoney
Anothe
Frary
Peeples
Howlett
Asigler
Dunn
Hawthorne Meet Opens With Lightning Sprint Victory
At Hawthorne on July 27 Atlantico won the four and a half furlong dash in :56 2-5 with My Gem and Mon tanac close behind. The card continued with a steeplechase race listed next, details pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hawthorne
Atlantico
My Gem
Montanac
City Juniors Defeat Moonlight Stars 26 to 9 Yesterday
City Juniors beat Moonlight Stars 26 to 9 in yesterday's game. F Jackson and J Hoa starred for City Juniors while P Little and Ad. Al hon played for Moonlight Stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Moonlight Stars
F. Jackson
J. Hoa
P. Little
Alhon
Winners and Losers in Baseball Fields in Chicago
Report from Chicago on July 27 describes a high fielding error heavy game resolved by timely hitting and base running as the visitors win. New York notes Boston wins in seven with uneven pitching. Cincinnati game features costly second inning errors leading to six Pittsburg runs in a poor defensive showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Boston
R. H. EB
Dogo
Pittinger
Moran
Taylor and Bowerman
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Jones Dominates Philadelphia in Brooklyn Bout
Jones excelled today while the Philadelphia team struggled, as Sparks and Roth teamed with Thad and Jacklitz in a decisive Brooklyn victory. The score remains unclear from the readable text but highlights Jones’s standout performance and the local Brooklyn win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prugaaigmnge
Brooklyn
Sparks
Roth
Thad
Jacklitz
Boston Blanks New York in Baseball Showdown
In Boston on July 27 the home club shut out the New York team as Dineen perplexed the visitors. Fine fielding supported by Criger and Beville backed strong pitching from Dineen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Dineen
Criger
Deering
Beville
Detroit Triumphs Over Patterson Led by Seven-Run Sixth
In Chicago on July 37 Patterson lost control in the sixth inning. He hit two men gave a base on balls and allowed three singles and a double fueling Detroit’s seven run burst and the eventual win. Batteries Altrock Patterson and McFarland Mullin and McGuire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Patterson
Detroit
R. H. B. Simon Santas
Waddell Pitches as Washingtons blank Phillies in Philadelphia
Philadelphia July 27 Waddell pitched at his own request and shut out the Washingtons. Both teams fielded superbly. Score Washington blank Philadelphia 9. Batteries Orth and Kittridge for the Washingtons Shreck for the Phillies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Waddell
Washingtons
Washington
Orth
Kittridge
Waste
Shreck
Among the Ball Players and Coast Leagues Movements
The Buttes return home for a game with Frisco as Portland Coasters rise to fourth place. McGilligan joins Oakland in the Pacific Coast league after a season of hopping teams. Dennis McCarthy’s rapid jumps between Tacoma Seattle Idaho and Oakland are noted. Tacoma Ledger denies Mahaffey’s intoxication claim, while Hendricks and Huelsman shine for their teams. A backdated fine rule for returning Coast league players is labeled a bluff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buttes
Frisco
Salt Lake
Jimmy Reynolds
Portland Coasters
Oakland
McGilligan
Oakland Club
Dennis McCarthy
Tacoma
Seattle
Hannivan
Duke Carter Joins Helenas in Tacoma After Stint with Butte
Duke Carter will join the Helenas at Tacoma today after a season with Butte where he failed to meet expectations. Shaffer collected three hits in Saturday's game, two of them for extra bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Carter
Helenas
Tacoma
Butte
Shaffer
Senators Leave for Coast for Six-Game Tacoma Series
Helena reports the baseball club returning from Great Falls and departing for Tacoma to start a six game series on Tuesday. Bradley from Salt Lake arrives to join the squad with Duke Carter of Olympia adding pitching depth. Thompson remains sidelined and the team will also visit Seattle and Spokane before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Great Falls
Tacoma
Bradley
Salt Lake
Wiggs
Duke” Carter
Olympia
Senators
Thompson
Seattle
Spokane
The
Falls
Carisch
Harness Races Set At Butte Sunday Matinee
The Butte Driving club plans a Sunday matinee harness meet at the track with four races led by a $250 buggy free-for-all. Entries include Erin Addison Howell Guymas with $10 entry fees and heats best two of three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Driving Club
Thomas B. Moore
F. M. Grady
Standard Carriage Works
William Kane
Erin
Peter Breen
Addison
Charles McGarvey
Howell
Joseph Lutey
Guymas
Peceever
Scovill
Minnie
Dr. T
Moore
Harness race results and club officers change in one notice
Ginger and Charles Beebe led the McKinley Ww Third. Dennis ONeill and D C Smith competed in earlier trots. In the Fourth Race green trot William Gemmell Senator Mantle faced Vocado Dandy and Dean Kenner. The club accepted James Finlen resignation as treasurer and elected Julius E Smith to serve as secretary and treasurer, effective immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis O'Neill
D. C. Smith
W. B. Vandyne
William Gemmell
Senator Mantle
F. W. Grady
Mr. Frye
D. C. Howell
Dean Kenner
James Finlen
Julius E. Smith
Tennis Tournament Relocated to Great Falls
Great Falls will host the state tennis tournament August 18 to 22 after Anaconda officials agreed to yield the dates. C P R Fowler, secretary of the Great Falls tennis club, announced the change late this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
C. P. R. Fowler
Anaconda
Gambling crackdown nets three in Havre arrest
Sheriff Buckley arrested George Coulter Robert Lockhart and Earl Williard on gambling house charges. They were arraigned before Judge McIntire with bonds of 1000 for Coulter and 750 each for Lockhart and Williard. Warrants for others issued, stirring consternation among gambling habitues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Havre
John Buckley
George Coulter
Robert Lockhart
Earl Williard
McIntire
Coulter
Lockhart
Williard
Buckley
Register of guests at Alhambra Hot Springs hotel
Special Correspondence lists numerous visitors registered at the Alhambra Hot Springs hotel on July 27. Names span Butte Helena Spokane Great Falls and other cities including J F Camp Bon, A T Cassel, A J Haggerty and wife, Miss M A Lynch, John K Arnold, J E R McBroom, Cassius McBroom, A Balliet, H B Dixon, Isaac A Stine, F L Lied, E D Abrams, Miss Hare, C A Spaulding and wife, Dr Gordon and family, Noyes, Mrs A C Lyles, L C Alexander family, Paul A Adams, Miss M M Brady, J Clark, I Pink, James Gavin, P Collins, Thomas H Carter, and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standart
Helena
Paul A. Adams
M. D
New York City
F. B. Norris
Bayard T. Mannlove
East Helena
F. W. Preston
Butte
B. Belrues
J. R. Reed
Martin Mulvahill
E. R. Lunsted
St. Paul
James Gavin
P. Collins
Anaconda
Thomas H. Carter
James B. Clayburg
A. S. Hovey
L. H. Graves
Boulder
J. 8. Cohn
James Danzeger
Harry Thompson
Margaret Siebley
Jessie Arnold
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Butte News
Owsley Block
Haviland China Bows
Haviland China Plates
Carlsbad China Bowls
Carlsbad China Plates
Bohemian Glass
Ases
Main Street
Haviland
Butte Concert Hall
East Park Street
G. V. H. Bhaver
Masors Temple
West Park St
Montana Commandery
Knights Templars
M. Dyer
C. S. Henderson
At & O
Masonic Temple
W. Park
Visitors
Ond Base
Ceylon
Imperialist
Montanie
Glassful
Orsina
Serge
Louisville
Meehanus
Sardine
Zibia
Alené Abbott
Chapel
Freckman
Bill Nolan
George R. Harrison
Banwell
Henry Lyons
Appolinaris
Spencerian
Requimas
Frank Carr
R Ce
Toad
L'Etienne
Skillful
Bardolph
Sylvia Talbot
Mary McCafferty
the Crisis
Taballerius
Wolfram
Ron Gallant
Bragg
Hargis
the Giver
Schwalbe
Brulare
Huzzah
Ahola
Zazel
Barea
Hayward Hunter
Little Elkin
Flaunt
Compass
Our Bessie
Helgerson
Touchstone
Sol Smith
Ralph Young
Salto
Brookwood Belle
Elwood
Cognomen
Dorice
Greenock
the Sedaean
Queen Victoria
Lady Chorister
Wing Dance
Blocker
Prairie Dog
Barney Burk
Fading Light
Eddie Mahoney
Ity Juniors
National League
Wes Egos
Tessei
Lundgren
Kling
Ryan
R.H. E. Caniginnaret
Sudhoft Leever and Smith
Jones
Philadelphians
Cleveland Today
Hemphill
Gidetion
Eshesesevans' de Pre
Atuses Canes
Sudhoff and Kahoe
Joss
Abbott
York
Philadelph
Elgin
Holland
Wikgges
Ginger
Charles Beebe
McKinley
Alhambra
C. W. Hatch
George R. Allen
Twin Bridges
Broadway
Walter Sanford
Gow
Grand Opera House
Dick P. Sutton, Ma
Richard J. Jose
Wiliam McDonald
Sons of St George
Marshall
Hamilton
Ravalliga
Ravalli
Northern Pacific
Boston Cafe
South Main St
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