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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1902
Page
8
On a warm day you will be left behind if your dress is not proper. Good clothes charm the wearer and similar to all gentlemen. Visit 56 KE Broadway Butte to get your measure and order placed.
Helena falls 15 to 0 as Butte dominates with strong hitting and errors. Key players include Fleming and Zearfoss with multiple bases on balls and a three base hit. Hawley and Fleming duel on the mound.
Portland wins as two costly Tacoma errors plus a walk and three hits in the sixth score four runs. Letcher and Joe McCarthy commit the errors. Max Muller injures ankle. Fisher to miss games. Hupp hits a home run in third. Van Buren makes a running left handed catch.
Spokane defeats Seattle 5 to 3 as Donohue singles to drive home the go ahead run in the ninth. Stovall and Russell combine in a pitching duel with Seattle errors contributing to the late rally. Attendance ~5,000. Umpire Mullane officiates.
An advertisement describes a urethral canal lining and inflamed tissue causing obstruction with discharge. It claims a Crayon treatment dissolves the blockage during sleep, relieves spasms, and ends pain, offering free consultation and mailed samples to men. It also asserts cures for blood diseases in 40 to 90 days and private correspondence.
Butte wins the fifth game of the series against Helena with a wide margin as McGilligan errs plague Helena while Fleming struggles on the mound. Butte batters total 17 hits, with McIntyre and Treadway among key runners, while Helena's Shaffer and Peeples contribute early and late chances but fail to overcome the visitors.
Cincinnati fought a rough game June 1 with Wicker hit heavily and costly errors. Thielman pitched well for the Pirates while support behind him lagged. attendance was about 4,000 as Cincinnati dropped to 81 with batteries Thielman and Peitz and umpire Brown.
News from Chicago reports that the Chicago Pittsburg fame was postponed due to rain on June 1. The delay affected plans and disappointed attendees awaiting the event.
The 32-dog stake at West Side park had only the opening round run amid cold rain and slippery ground. 500 spectators saw early races with dogs like Chilco, Jessie H, Dusty Miller and The Raider advance as next Sunday's finish and a 24-dog stake draw near.
Omaha defeated Kansas City 5 to 4. Colorado Springs beat Milwaukee WV, 9 to unspecified. Des Moines beat At. Joseph 6 to 5. Denver routed Peoria 6 to 0.
Special Dispatch notes manager McCloskey criticizing early foul rule changes. He says a 250 average would be good under current rules and explains how two strikes push hitters to swing at the next pitch, affecting the batting schedule.
The French mission attending the Washington unveiling of the Count de Rochambeau statue sailed from Boston on the Gaulois. A farewell dinner on deck honored Roosevelt aides and French representatives as the Gaulois left harbor with Kearsarge and Olympia. Salutes were fired in honor of General Brugere and Vice Admiral Fournier.
Billings and Indian baseball clubs played at the fair grounds in a rain shortened game. Billings opened with a fast first inning and led 17 to 3 when called on account of wet grounds. Dr Overlander of the Crow agency was injured sliding into home and taken to the Driscoll hotel. doctors believed his injuries not serious.
Vienna reports a heated Reichsrat speech by Austrian premier Koerber suggesting concessions to Hungary but defending Austrian interests. Analysts say a serious crisis looms and Emperor Francis Joseph intervention is now deemed inevitable to support Koerber’s stance.
Hamilton beat Victor 7 to 1 in a baseball game played today. Strong rally by Hamilton early built a lead as Victor struggled offensively.
Livingston defeated the Butte Critics 16 to 11 on the Livingston grounds. The team piled up six early runs off the Butte pitcher in the first two innings while Butte only scored in the fourth. Both sides collapsed in the eighth with six and seven runs respectively. Weather was cold and wind gusty. Pitches Owens and Dyke starred for Livingston.
The event in Butte drew solid crowds with Harnois and Reid among the notable participants. Attendance was good, reflecting strong local interest and engagement.
Four Americans are expected to ride in the June 4 coronation derby led by Ard Patrick with J. H. Martin. Others include Jenkins or Fowling Piece, Spencer on Kearsarge for Keene colors, and J. Reiff for Intruder in William C. Whitney’s colors. Reiff rides for M. Caillante who permits Whitney’s use next Wednesday.
Today's card lists weights and entries for six races. First race six furlongs maidens selling includes Temper Frank Mac and The Mormon with weights 107 or 104. Second race four and one half furlongs for two year olds features Farmer Jim and King Dodo at 107 and 104-100. Third race seven furlongs handicap shows Toad, The Lady and others with various weights. Fourth race one mile eleven eighths Excelsior handicap includes Abe Frank and Alladin with top 120 and 117. Fifth race mile and a sixteenth selling lists Captain Gaines and Miss Liza among entrants.
M. L. Hurley of the New York Athletic Club, amateur champion, won the half mile and the five mile handicap at the Vailsburg track meet in Newark. He also broke the world record for five miles, covering the distance in 11 minutes 9 seconds, surpassing the 11:13 4-5 mark.
Sixth race covered with a field including Marechal Neil Prima II Banish Edith Q Vincennes Guy H Linden El la Miracle IT Pirates Queen Hayward Hunter Dodie Digby Bell Articulate Prince of Africa Imp Scintillant Flying Torpedo Bragg Tommy Foster. Weather cloudy track fast.
A lengthy harness of race results lists six events with horse names, jockeys, and weights across distances from five-eighths to one mile one furlong. Weather is clear and track heavy, with multiple selling and handicap events showing top performers and odds.
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