Helena Keeps Losing Again To Day and Then
local game recap notes Helena team facing another loss as the scoreboard showed a clear setback. no additional names or standings were readable in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1903
Page
10
local game recap notes Helena team facing another loss as the scoreboard showed a clear setback. no additional names or standings were readable in the fragment.
Detroit game featured hitting and errors with several outs in seventh. Washington returned home and was shut out by Philadelphia due to poor hitting by Waddell. New York saw Courtney's ninth inning homer salvage a run for the Greater New Yorks in a near shutout loss to Boston.
Mose La Fontise accepts a 142 pound championship challenge from Joe Walcott. The meeting in Butte on July 3 is planned with articles to follow and training details unsettled.
The Buttes won 11 to 4 as Helena misplayed infield and outfield during a game watched by about 100 fans. Early errors plagued Helena after Butte built a big lead, with key hits from Kane, Shaffer, and McKevitt sparking a seventh inning comeback before Butte closed out the win.
In Pittsburg on June 1 the Giants capitalized on four hits by New York aided by two Pittsburg errors to tally six runs in the second inning. Batteries: Doheny and Phelps for New York. Mathewson and Bowerman for Pittsburg.
Spokane June 1 Seattle defeated Spokane by four to zero. In the seventh Beattie contributed two hits and two errors produced three runs. Batteries Taylor and Zalusky. McKay and Stanley.
Tacoma, June 1. Ira Harmon and Dennis McCarthy have been released by Tacoma. McCarthy will join the next squad as a forward. The report notes Harmon will pursue other opportunities in professional hockey.
Butte and Helena plan games at Columbia park this afternoon then in Helena Wednesday Thursday and Friday, returning to Butte Saturday and Sunday. Wiggs joins Helena soon, Tozier faces Thompson, McCarthy hurt, Mull er thanks on first base. Notes on personnel moves include Eddie Householder joining Los Angeles, Bob Blewett arriving in Tacoma, and Spokane bats led by Hulseman and Durrett. Seattle moves past Oakland as Los Angeles leads the Coast League.
Special Dispatch reports a close baseball game at Black Eagle park where Great Falls triumphs over the Helena Juniors with a ninth inning rally and two outs. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Martian Towey, 32, of 609 Diamond Street with funeral at St. Patrick's Church Wednesday at 9:30.
Seattle June 1 University of California rowing crew arrived from Portland and lined up for practice at Madrona park. Coach Knight arranged use of Victoria’s James Bay club boat and a Canadian gig for California to race on equal footing with Washington. Roster includes Harley as stroke Dandy No 2 Smith No 3 and Grindley bow.
Havre June 1 Fort Assinniboine defeats Havre 4 to 0 on Havre ball ground. Havre missing regular pitcher. Emberg and Yeungst battery for Havre, Sanders and Smith for the Fort. Large crowd attends. Jack Smith umpire.
W H Lucas, president of the Pacific National league, arrived in Butte to watch the ball game and notes Umpire Cody has resigned with Patton of Spokane named in his place. Lucas says California teams are fine and the circuit is thriving with strong attendance in Spokane and Seattle.
Weather cloudy with track listed as good. Horse numbers include 109 John McGurk Compass OS Captain Hugh Bradley 92 Caxton Si Springstead 184. Sixth race details list competitors 18 Galba 112 Canyon 112 Uranium 112 Modicum 12 Olentz 109 The Crisis 107 St Anthony 107 Prince Eugene 197 Glendale 107 Sarah Maxim 107 George W Dasek 107 Orsina 107 Finie 104 High Charmer.
St Louis June 1 report from Fair Grounds lists race winners. First race six furlongs Broodler won with Saline second and Armand third in 1:19 3/4. Second race four and a half furlongs Pipe Dream won with Pinky B second and Sweet Myrtle third in 1:00. Third race one mile seven yards selling Dr Carrick won Coun tess Clara second Fonspray third in 1:54 1/2. Fourth race six furlongs Kindred won Malster second Lady Strathmore third in 1:18 1/2. Fifth race one mile Jack Young won Privateer second Deutschland third in 1:48. Sixth race one and one sixteenth miles W B Gates won Alice Turner second Josie F third in 1:55 1/2.
Alfred Shrubb ran two miles at Ilford on Saturday in 9 minutes 1 second, establishing new records for both grass and cinder tracks.
Weights and entries listed for five races today across distances from seven eighths mile to mile and one fourth. Notable runners include Huregis 112 Examiner 111 First Chip 111 Prairie Dog 106 Henry of Franstamar 106, and Duke of York 159 in the steeplechase division.
Case against Hse Kavachevich for stabbing Nick Buller in the head over a woman moves to demurrer. Joby A. Smith argues the complaint lacks facts to show a public offense and seeks dismissal. Demurrer to be argued next Friday at 9. Trial would follow if overruled. Bond set at 840. Buller’s wound deemed not serious.
Malcolm B Brownlee a longtime banker formerly with Hoge and Brownlee is touring western cities including Salt Lake and Helena. He praises Spokane climate for its milder extremes and reports he has built a fine home there. He travels only for business when away from his residence.
He attributes better health to residing at a lower altitude and being amid a blooming orchard of peach and apple trees. He enjoys Spokane as a home but prefers Buite for business despite his favorable view of the city.
A well attended Newsboys club meeting at Carpenters' union hall featured Col J C Holt of Chicago delivering a temperance talk with valuable guidance. Professor Reholenberg entertained with recitations to generous applause as plans for a musicale next Monday were announced and local business leaders urged to attend.
The Woodmen of the World and the Women of Woodcraft announce their annual memorial unveiling services next Sunday at 9 am, with a joint memorial at Button's Broadway theater at 3 pm on Sunday afternoon, June 14. Committee members are G. J. Langford, Mrs. J. Siore, Mrs. M. Boyle, Mrs. BE. Garrity, Mrs. G. KR. Watere and W. H. Sweet.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Deer Lodge reports no word from three inmates who escaped the penitentiary yesterday. They had about three months remaining on their sentences and rode three branded saddle horses. A $1 reward is offered for each escapee, and authorities suspect they headed toward the Big Hole country.
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