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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1903
Page
10
Buttes Mourn After Player Losses In Quiet Contest
The Buttes faced a somber mood as recent deaths weighed on the team. Jack Pfeister stood out during the game while Bandelia played solidly throughout, in a contest marked by subdued energy and respectful remembrance.
Pacific National Results At Butte and Seattle
Pacific National results are reported from Butte and Seattle with sparse details showing a 0 1 score in the accessible lines of the page. The fragment confirms locations and outcomes but lacks full game context or participants.
Spokane_Query Missing Context From Rough Game Note
A fragmentary box score mentions Spokane with eight hits and a loosely fielded game. Batter lines show Dammann and Zalusky in the Batteries, Stricklett and Hildebrand in the Battery plus an umpire Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
RGM
Ck Y.sa
Dammann
Zaalusky
Stricklett
Hildebrand
Warner
Philadelphia Beats Brooklyn 12 to 7 in Heavy Batting Game
In Brooklyn on July 2 Philadelphia defeated the home team 12 to 7. Duggleby started for Philadelphia and was relieved by Fraser in the second inning. Attendance 2,500. Batteries Duggleby Fraser Roth versus Schmidt Doescher Jacklitz. Umpire Emslie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Duggleby
Fraser
R. H. FE
Siweba Cun Pais
Ue Indan
Chicago Wins Tight Contest Over St Louis in 1 Inning
Chicago defeats St Louis in an evenly played game. Slagle hits the winning triple and scores on Williams single. Attendance 1,200. Final: 6 to 5. Batteries Menefee Kling Brown Ryan. Umpire Moran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicag
St Louis
Slagle
Williams
R. HW
E Minioreo
Seana
Iit
St. Louis
Butte Baseball Defeat Turns Funeral Pageant Into Humble Rout
The Butte nine offered a lifeless showing at the ball park yesterday. Eight men on base with none reaching third, and a rout that marked the ignominious defeat of the season. McCloskey and the visitors displayed smooth hitting while Butte failed to respond. Houtz made a standout fly catch and Burns McCarthy executed a neat double.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Ball Park
Nichols
Spokane
Holiness
Rome
Buttes
Peole
Lane
McCloskey
Houtz
Burns
McCarthy
Tacoma Tigers Edge Helena In Pitchers Battle
In Tacoma on July 3 Puttmann pitched brilliantly for the Tigers while Blewett matched him. Helena scored on Peeples' single and Ziegler's hit, with Rockenfield contributing two doubles and a running catch by Ziegler in left. Final battery Puttmann Cariseh Blewett Byers. Umpire Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Puttmann
Blewett
Tigers
Peeples
Ziegler
Helena
Rockenfield
Holland
K.hoe
Putmann
Cariseh
Byers
Houston
McKay Shines as Salt Lake Field Shines Despite Wiggs Wildness
Seattle notes McKay in fine form while Wiggs is erratic. The patched Salt Lake team shows strong batting and fielding. without Wiggs’s 11 passes the score would have stayed lower. Umpire Mahaffey presided as Battery pairings McKay with Stanley and Wiggs with Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
McKay
Wiggs
Salt Lake
Beore
R.H
Grs
Stanley
Anderson
Mahaffey
Spokane and Los Angeles Race to Sevens in July Night
Spokane, Washington beat Los Angeles as both teams traded hits in the seventh inning. Stricklett pitched solidly for the win, supporting the comeback with effective pitching and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Los Angeles
Stricklett
Pirates win last game of series in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on July 29 Pittsburg captured the final game behind late timely batting and costly errors by Harper’s fielding. Peite was ordered off for abusing Umpire O'Day as Cincinnati left runners on base each inning except one. Attendance about 1,890. batteries Harper and Peita for Cincinnati Kennedy and Smith. Umpire O’Day. New York July 2 New York beat Boston to close the series as Malarkey’s wildness and field errors hurt Boston. Attendance 2,60. batteries Malarkey and Moran Mellin aity Warner umpire Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Harper
Kennedy
Peite
O'Day
R.H.E Cincinnat
Vavededa
Peita
Kennedy and Smith
New York
Boston
Malarkey
R. HL
Bashirset
Moran Mellnaity
Warner
Umopire—Johnston
New York Beats Boston In Tight July Batting Contest
In Boston, New York won 1 to 0 in a dramatic game. Chesbro pitched poorly in the sixth while Young endured hard hits. Batteries: Young and Criger for Boston, Chesbro, Howell and OConnor for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Chesbro
Young
Rosthbs Schabdeheseebaubaas
OUR
Aks Bie
Young and Criger
Howell
O'Connor
Detroit Beats St. Louis in Fairly Well Played Game
Detroit won a well played game with Kitson scattering hits and Carr delivering solid defense. A Siever error and two hits helped Detroit produce three runs in the third inning. Batteries Kitson and McGuire for Detroit, Siever and Bugden for St. Louis. Attendance listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Detro
St. Louis
Kitson
Slever
Carr
R. HL. KE
Ogepone
Ccsccevars E Guaavisestas
Deans den
Batting and umpire notes from a Pacific Coast League game
Notes from Portland July 2 record San Francisco battery Whalen and Jacobs in the game. Hogs and Vigneux listed with umpire McDonald. details are fragmentary and unclear in the excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
R. HE
San Francisco
Miaseee
Oleh Eee
Whalen and Jacobs, Hogs and Vigneux
McDonald
Hart and Coleman Buy Garretts LA Nationals Interest
The Chronicle reports President Bently of the Los Angeles team cites that Hart and Coleman of San Francisco have bought Gar retts interest in the Los Angeles Nationals. It also claims Hart plans to field Oakland and Portland teams next year and challenge the Pacific Coast league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
the Chronicle
Bently
Los Angeles
Hart
Coleman
San Francisco
Garrett
Los Angeles Nationals
Oakland
Pamento
Winners on the Race Course Across Three Cities
Dom Paul dies of acute gastritis after a poor Monday showing at Jamaica track. From Jamaica New York listings: first race six furlongs Duelist won with Wealth second and Invincible third. other races list winners such as Bella Snyder M. Theo Rose Tint Sail or Knot Court Maid and more with times for each. Delmar St Louis Chicago Hawthorne summaries record multiple race results and winners like Kentucky Muddle Quaker airl Witchcraft Sir Hugh Oronte Sidney C Love Moubina and Father Talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jamaica
Dom Paul
Duelist
Wealth
Invincible
Bella Snyder
Sambo
Ethics
M. Theo
Black Socks
Flower
Rose Tint
Duke of Kendall
Sheriff Bell
Sailor Knot
Ned Moore
Donnelly
Court Maid
Lord Badge
Florham Queen
St. Louis
Delmar
Kentucky Muddle
Miss Guido
Alines
Quaker Airl
Athena
Bird Pond
Scalper
Bugler
Lord Hermence
Kindred
Bas d'Or
Hile
Chicago
Hawthorne Sumemary
Talpa
Moubina
Lee Hanus
Charlie Grainger
Father Talent m
Blue Garter
Pantheon
Thoroughbred speed events slow by rain on Cleveland track
In Cleveland Ohio on July 26 heavy rain slowed the racing pace. Caspian won two heats with a 2 15 pace and purse 2000 dollars. Dr Madara claimed two heats with a 2 12 pace and 1040 dollars. Llinois won two heats at 2 12 pace with a 212 percent figure. Red and Geary won heats at 2 08 and 2 10 pace respectively with purses of 1500 and 4000 dollars. Rythmicc achieved two straight heats at 2 29 pace with 4000 dollars.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Caspian
Dr. Madara
Llinois
Guy Red
Rythmicc
Tom Keene
Geary
Genius Wins Goodwood Plate Handicap at 800 Sovereigns
London reports Genius captured the Goodwood plate a handicap race for four-year-olds and up run over two miles at Goodwood meeting. The event carried a purse of 800 sovereigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Weights and Entries for Today's Horse Races
Weights and entries list for today’s races across six races. Notable weights include Tristesse 111 and Our Nugget 108 in the first race, Lord Badge 111 in the second, and Jockeys and entries across maidens, handcaps, and selling events with multiple horses in each lineup. Weather is clear and track fast as races proceed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Evening Light
Pittacus
Tristesse
Thoughtless
Orloff
Osgood
Lord Badge
Lady Potentate
G. Whittier
Circus
Lanceman
Gaviota
Agnes D
Fernrock
Golden Mullow
Mohican
Po Rofer
Rerosa
Gold Dome
Bouvier
October Flower
la Grecque
Cap and Gown
Jay Lisette
Mary Legrande
Shortcake
Gypsy Len
Lou
Clarendon
King Pepper
Asterita
New York
the Guardsman
Wailer
Wlyria
Eriest Parham
Sentry
King Carter
Joe Lesser
Messina
Petra II
Reformer
Dark Planet
Anak
Gibson Light
Cincinnatus
Barbara Frietchie
Blue Victor
Captain Gaines
Locket
Star and Garter
Sir Florian
All Gold
Royal Pirate
Hagelwood
Pentaur
Tim Payne
Thistle Heather
Waterspout
Emergency
Redman
Funny Side
English Lad Leads Field In Rainy Saddling Card
Weather cloudy and track heavy as horses contest sixth race at three quarters of a mile with Grand Opera Cornwall Schwilbe Pat Morrissey Vilagen Alene Abbott and G allant among entries. top marks show English Lad 122 and Commodore 108, Greenock 106, Bard Burns 104, Jaubert 107, Wing Dance 99.
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Greenock
Marcos
Bard of Avon
Erna
Compass
Wing Dance
Little Elkin
Prairie Dog
Prince Blazen
Fonsoluca
C. B. Campbell
Lampoon
Serge
Orsina
Grand Opera
Cornwall
Schwilbe
Pat Morrissey
Vilagen
Alene Abbott
Gallant
Ball Park Notes From The Frisco League
Old Dave Zearfoss shows growing power among sluggers this season. Pfeister finally beat the Butte team in a Frisco contest. The Butte third attempt against Friscos occurs this afternoon. Friday offers free admission for children with five cent round trips to the gardens. Bearward, Friscos catcher, left for Colorado Springs but was recalled from a farm assignment. The Star Liners beat the Broadway Juniors 11 to 5 near the Big Blackfoot mill. Moonlight Stars defeated City Buncoes by a wide margin. Messerly joins Portland on loan to Oake land, Deisel now with Evansville after San Francisco release. Dowling plans today’s actions, Borchers to deliver for Frisco. Several seasoned players from last season, including Chic Fisher, King Keily, Ira Harmon and George Babbitt, struggle to keep pace in this year’s league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Zearfoss
Piggy Ward
Pfeister
Butte
Friscos
Gardens
Bearward
Frico
Colorado Springs
Portland
Messerly
Oakeland
Jake Deisel
San Francisco
Evansville
Ind
Dowling
Stova
Borchers
Frisco
Chic Fisher
King Keily
Ira Harmon
George Babbitt
Sir Thomas Lipton Receives Admiral Salute in New York Harbor
Atlantic Highlands N J July 29 Sir Thomas Lipton and the Shamrock III sailed a 12 mile run to the Hook and later a half hour spin. In New York harbor he was acknowledged as equal in rank to an admiral when the Erin saluted with 13 guns. Lipton denied rumors of captain changes and any race between the Columbia and the Shamrock I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Highlands
N. J
New York Harbor
Sir Thomas
Erin
New York City
Magnates Do Nothing New York July 2% The committee
A fragment from a New York report notes a committee action or inaction with vague details and no clear outcome. The brief text hints at a political or business context but lacks concrete names or dates.
Baseball league presidents adjourn without action
After an hour long session today the league presidents adjourned without action on an agreement. President Pulliam attributed the adjournment to the absence of President Ban Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baseball League
Pulliam
Ban Johnson
Young Corbett Knocks Out Jack ONeill in Fifth Round
Champion Young Corbett stopped Jack ONeill of Philadelphia in the fifth round at the National Athletic Club. After a cautious start ONeill landed three glancing blows in the fourth, then Corbett surged with a powerful right and floored his opponent for a knockout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Young Corbett
Jack O'Neill
Hiselty
National Athletic Club
O'Neill
Corbett
St Patrick's altar boys seek match with Deer Lodge team
The St Patrick's altar boys plan a series of four games against a Deer Lodge boys team in either Deer Lodge or Butte. Players must average under 13 years. St Patrick's has won 21 of 2 games and aims to beat McTague's group. Address Pat McGraw at 27 East Gagnon Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Altar Boys
Deer Lodge
Butte
St. Patrick Boys
McTague’s Bunch
Pat McGraw
East Gagnon Street
Regan Attell Bout Postponed By Attell Illness
The 15 round match set for August 6 in St. Louis between Johnnie Regan and Abe Attell has been canceled at Attell's request. Attell, writing from Chicago, said illness prevents him from meeting Regan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Johnnie Regan
Abe Attell
San Francisco
Attell
Chicago
Regan
Madison State Bank Receives Montana Charter
The Madison State Bank of Virginia City gains a Montana state charter from the state auditor with capitalization of 56000 dollars. A. J. Bennet serves as president and Amos C. Hall as cashier. Montana has nearly 30 state banks, about 15 opened in the last two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epec'al
Standard
Helena
Madison State Bank of
Virginia City
A. J. Bennet
Amos C. Hall
Montana
Jones and Textile Workers Seek White House Meeting
Mother Jones and four labor allies met Secretary Barnes at Oyster Bay seeking a conference with the president. They were told the president could not be seen. Mrs. Jones agreed to write the president outlining desired actions for Philadelphia textile workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Jones
Barnes
Belakhamy Petroleum Works Fire Ravages Installations
A major blaze at Belakhamy in Baku Trans-Caucasia destroyed extensive petroleum works including Nobel Bros and Caspian company towers and naphtha reservoirs. The fire, likely incendiary, caused widespread damage to federal and private facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baku
Russia
Trans-Caucasia
Belakhamy
sNobel Bros
Caspian Company
Cuba loan effort drawing British backing
London reports that if Cuba cannot float its proposed 35 million dollar loan in the United States British financiers are prepared to subscribe here. The note highlights strong global interest and implies Cuba has alternative avenues for financing.
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London
Cuba
United States
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