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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1903
Page
10
In Spokane on July 30 the game went ten innings with Los Angeles defeating Spokane. Pitchers Hildebrand and Slagel delivered superb work while defensive errors allowed two Los Angeles runs. Batteries Slagel Hanson Hildebrand and Hildebrand.
Dennis McCarthy gained gilt-edged backing in Seattle as McGillig an starred accepting 11 chances without a skip. Stopher faced hard hits and loose support while Gatteries McCarthy and Stanley, Bropher and Anderson were noted in the Seattle score report.
Curries ineffective outing and four St Louis errors opened the door for Pittsburg. Farrell and Leach hit home runs as Pittsburg piled up ten runs while Currie J O Neil and Leever Smith handled the batteries.
Cincinnati early led and capitalized on Chicago fielding miscues to win decisively. Bergan and Peltz batted for Cincinnati while Welmer and Killing pitched for Chicago in a sluggish scoring affair.
A severe thunderstorm halted the Brooklyn game at the local baseball park after the fifth inning. Play was suspended with the score tied as both sides prepared for continuation, but the storm ended the afternoon contest. Batteries Jones Ritter Miller Cro nin Warner contributed in defense as the storm moved in from New York.
In the American League game Chicago capitalized on Wright’s eight bases on balls two stolen bases two sacrifices and four hits plus two Cleveland errors to build a large lead. Batteries White and Slattery Wright Pearson and Abbott.
In New York the day ended with a clear win as MEME and players like Deering Beville Gibson Winter Criger and J Stahl contributed. In Detroit a pitchers duel featured Sudhoff Donovan with strong defense and solid batting as Donovan paired with Buelow and Kahoe for the batteries.
Philadelphia won a double-header from Washington. Waddell left the mound in the seventh and McGheehan followed to blank the visitors on no hits. First game bats show Philadelphia ahead. second game pitcher pairings listed with Kittridge catching. Batteries noted as Plank Powers and Dunkle Townsend Kittridge. McGheehan Schreck Orth Drill Kittridge.
In Oakland on July 2 the game between Galanelli and Los Angeles was played to a score of 82 to 1. At Portland on July unknown date the score favored Beattie with R H E details indicated. In Seattle Beattie played on July with a score line summarized but unclear in the fragment.
In New York on July 30, 1903, National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues reps adopt a resolution asking the American and National leagues to respect contracts and reservation lists while the tripartite agreement is formed. The communication is sent to Presidents Johnson and Pulliam as Powers Farrell Hickey and Sexton confer with Harris of San Francisco and Morley of Los Angeles of the California league.
Butte not out of series yet as they must win four straight to claim the title from San Francisco. Roster notes include Zeigler named Helena captain, Kelly with San Francisco, Gannon nearing Seattle Coasters, and Parrott switching leagues. Pacific National schedule shifts send Seattle games to San Francisco, signaling a coastward escalation in the season's clash.
Detroit reports that President Fred Posta of the Washington baseball club departed for Washington this afternoon to finalize the sale of his holdings in the club.
New York Jamaica results list six races with winners such as Os good and Agnes D. Delmar tracks report six races with Prevension and Oris among winners. Chicago Hawthorne tally notes Nannie Hodges and Serge winning multiple events.
Handbooks ran boldly as crowds watched three favorites fall. Miss Willamont took second and third in 2:07 and 2:09 despite 2:11 pace. Jay Mc Gregg captured two straight 2:10 and 2:12 heat wins. Dan R. won two heats in 2:05s, and The Romin and Robingola led their 2:10 and 2:12 pace trots with multiple heat wins.
Rabelais won the prize of 1,000 sovereigns for three year olds and upwards over two miles and a half at Goodwood. Cappa White finished second and Merry Saint third among eight starters.
In Albany Park Major Delmar defeated The Abbot in two straight heats for a $2,500 purse. Times were 2.154 and 2.14% in a disappointing, slow race. Betting favored The Abbot at 25 to 5, with limited purse money on the challenger.
Weather cloudy track heavy. First race one mile with 15 entrants including Sioux Chief 109 Alum Water 109 Pompey 109 Fullback 109 and others. Second race three quarters of a mile selling features Sweet Tooth 106 Sharpless 106 Silver Fizz 105 Cu rate 105 and more. Third race mile and sixteenth handicap lists Grand Opera 122 Hil dreth Telemon 107 Major Tenny 96 Brulare 104 The Giver 104 Aladdin 102. Fourth race three quarters of a mile selling includes Automaton 112 Silk Cord 108 Moecorito 105 Charlie Grainger 102. Fifth race five eighths of a mile selling shows Sweetie 108 Nettie Dutch man 105 Helgerson 105 Scipio 105. Sixth race seven eighths of a mile lists Headwater 107 Scotch Plaid 106 Moabina 102 Evening Star 102 Colonial Girl 98 Zyra 98.
A list of entries for six races including maidens and selling races with horse names such as Rose Tint Flying Buttress Bonner and Privilege Lady Mistake Mollie Monopole Velos Mt Williamstead Salora White Crest Ben Carter Dutch Dan Titheonic Ointment and more. The weather is clear and the track fast with various weights and odds noted.
Atlantic Highlands N J July 30 in winds over 12 knots and rough seas Shamrock III bested Shamrock II by six minutes in eight miles of windward work off Sandy Hook. The trial ended when a two foot sail tear on Shamrock I prompted abandonment. Twin Bridges horse meet bids announced by George R K Allen secretary for varied privileges include programmes betting restaurant and dance stands.
Mrs. John Oga claims her husband was being drugged by Jack Habala when she intervened at Butte police headquarters. Habala is jailed on third degree assault charges as Oga bears injuries including a broken collar bone from the confrontation.
A face curtain in a front room of the Elva block at 15 Colorado street caught fire from a lighted cigar left on the window sill. The blaze caused considerable commotion among the roomers before being quickly extinguished.
A fragment notes Pu fahl's auction sales inviting visitors to set their own price. The line implies customer involvement in bidding or pricing at the event.
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