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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1905

Page

10

Day's News In World Of Sport Leads In Four Leagues

Pittsburg wins in the fourth inning with Casey and Peitz leading the effort while 3,500 attend. St Louis rally late against Cincinnati, aided by errors, to win in the ninth as Chech and Phelps falter. The American team climbs out of the cellar by beating Boston and shifting places with St. Louis.

Cincinnati St. Louis Chech R. H. E. Spout Iis Phelps Thielman and Warner Jonnstone

East and West track results from St Louis and Gravesend

Red Leaf wins the mile and seventy yards at St Louis while Champs Elysees wins the Gravesend steeplechase. Fair Grounds and Gravesend card results list multiple races with winners such as Excitement Shipping Port Marpessa The Cook Lacy Crawford Red Leaf Cr aphine Champs Elysees Workman Flip Flap Palette Inquisitor and more with various times and placements.

St. Louis Lacy Crawford Gay Lizette Alamede Red Leaf Kenton Marlin

Courtney's 12th inning homer wins for Philadelphia over Brooklyn

In Brooklyn on June 1 Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn after 12 innings in a fast contest. In the 12th inning Courtney hit a right field homer with no one out to win for Philadelphia. Batteries Eason Bergen Sparks Doom. Umpires Bausewine Klem.

Brooklyn Philadelphia Courtney R. H. FE Eason Bergen Sparks Doom Bausewine Klem

New York Uses Timely Hitting For Victory Over Boston

In Boston on June 1 New York won with timely hitting and superior base running while Boston contributed to double plays. Attendance reached 1,800. Final score details show Mathewson and Bower man against Wilhelm and Moran with O Day umpiring.

Boston New York Mathewson and Bowerman Wilhelm and Moran O'Day

New York Americans Beat Boston Amid Slugging Outfield

New York Americans defeated Boston as Chesbro Dineen and Winter exited early. Puttmann held firm in relief while attendance reached about 1,000. In Philadelphia Washington, hindered by a lone hit through eight, rallied in ninth but fell to Philadelphia on strong hitting and solid pitching. Attendance 4,100.

New York New York Americans Boston Chesbro Dineen Winter Puttmann Isiacce McGuire Criger

Ameri cans Fall To Detroit In Slow St. Louis Game

In St Louis on June 1 Detroit won a low key contest as the Ameri cans suffered their fifth straight defeat. Attendance stood around 1 800 with a rock bottom scoreline amid miscued plays and erratic fielding by both sides.

St. Louis Detroit R. H. E. Mie Petty Weaver Donovan Drill

Chicago Defeats Cleveland In Slugging Game

Chicago beat Cleveland in a slugging contest. McFarland hit a three bagger and Jones made a clutch catch. Donahueboasted solid hits. Attendance was 5300. Final score shows Chicago ahead with Smith and McFarland as pitchers. Bernhard and Bemis the batteries.

Chicago Cleveland McFarland Donahue Jones Smith Bernhard Bemis

Churchill Downs Results Six Furlongs to Mile

Churchill Downs results list six races with winners and places. Col Jim Douglas won the first race with Fallen Leaf second and Doc Wallace third in 1 15 2 5. Wrenne won the five furlongs second Elliptic third Dudley third in 1 03. Dutch Barbara won seven furlongs with Benvolio second Mum third in 1 27 4 6. Melivain won the mile with Handy Bill second Pirate third in 1 42 4 5. Problem won four and a half furlongs with Jen Latona second Nickie third in 1 50. Marshal Ney won the mile with Our Sister second Manfred third in 1 42 2 6.

Louisville Churchill Downs Col Jim Douglas Fallen Leaf Doc Wallace Wrenne Elliptic Dudley Dutch Barbara Benvolio Mum Melivain Handy Bill Pirate Problem Jen Latona Nickie Marshal Ney Our Sister Manfred

Blueridge and Doublet Lead Meadows Cards in Seven and Six Furlongs

Summary from The Meadows races on June 1 lists Blueridge winning the first seven furlongs with The Lieutenant second and Cloche d Or third in 1 50. Fury and Melar place in the six furlongs. Happy Chappy wins the five furlongs with Effervescence second. Interlude wins the five furlongs with Tam o Shanter second. Follow Me takes the six furlongs with Toupee second. Funny Side wins the mile with Lucrece second.

Seattle Wash the Meadows Blueridge the Lieutenant Cloche d'Or Doublet Fury Melar Happy Chappy Effervescence Nanon Interlude Tam o'Shanter Laureata Follow Me Toupee Sol Lichtenstein Funny Side Lucrece Gloomy Gus

Elm Ridge Re-Lotta Gladstone Wins at Kansas City Races

Elm Ridge Re-Lotta Gladstone won the first race at Kansas City with Alma Gardia second and Zing third. Modred led at five furlongs in race two with Green Gown second and Eduardo third. Devout won the mile in race three with Tele phone second and Ascot Belle third. Brand New took the mile and a sixteenth in race four with Federal second and Sweet Tone third. John Carroll won the seven furlongs of race five with Percy Clark second and Ethylene third. The Lady Rohes ia finished first but was disqualified. Hadar won the five and a half furlongs in the sixth race with Parvo second and Programme third.

Kansas City Elm Ridge Lotta Gladstone Alma Gardia Zing Modred Green Gown Eduardo Devout Telephone Ascot Belle Brand New Federal Sweet Tone John Carroll Percy Clark Ethylene Lady Rohesia Hadar Parvo

Spokane Holds Salt Lake With Perfect Fielding And Batting

Spokane defeated Salt Lake in a Pacific National League game as the locals played flawless defense and effective batting. Reilly rejoined the team after a week away as Batteries McInnis and Stanley provided pitching support and Leahy contributed at the plate. Umpire MacRae worked the game.

Spokane Wash Salt Lake Reilly R. H

Portland Beats Seattle In One Inning Rally

Portland defeated Seattle 6 to 4 as the home club struck in a single inning to produce the decisive rally. Jones was steady except for two hits, both clubs miscured at crucial moments, and about 4 000 attended. Batteries Jones McLean Shields Frary umpire Klopf.

Portland Shields Seattle Jones R. H. E. Otiing Ik McLean Frary Klopf

Los Angeles Tops San Francisco With Early Run Rally

Los Angeles won today scoring four runs in the first inning on four hits. San Francisco tallied two runs in the second inning. Hall kept the northern team scoreless aside from the second inning while Henley pitched well but costly errors let Los Angeles add runs. Final score not fully legible.

Pittsburg Case R. H. E. Barn Los Angeles San Francisco Hall Henley

Tacoma Pitcher Thomas Shuts Out Oakland in San Francisco

In San Francisco on June 1 Thomas pitched for Tacoma to hand Oakland a 4 0 loss. He kept Oakland hitless through most of the game, allowing a single hit only late. Fisher’s lineup struck Schmidt for three runs in the fourth and sixth innings. Batteries Thomas Graham Schmidt Byrnes Umpires Isray Perrine.

San Francisco Thomas Tacoma Oakland Fisher Schmidt R. H. E. Tacoma Graham Byrnes Isray and Perrine

Adams Defeats Evans in Fifth Round of English Women’s Golf

London June 1 In the fifth round of the golf championship contest Miss Mary B Adams of Boston beat Miss Evans of Woolton 6 up and 5 to play reaching the sixth stage. Miss Margaret Curtis of Massachusetts fell to Miss Thompson on the nineteenth green. Adams, the last American in the field, was later defeated by Mrs Brown 5 up and 4 to play.

London Mary B. Adams Boston Evans Woolton Margaret Curtis Massachusetts Thompson Miss Adams Mrs. Brown

Orton Bros Piano and Organ Value in Butte

Orton Bros at 219 N Main St Butte promotes best value in pianos and organs inviting customers to call for deals and expert service.

Orton Bros N. Main Street Butte

Controversy Over Sullivan Mitchell Fight Draws Fire

Chicago sports editor Lou M. Houseman condemns a Sullivan versus Mitchell match as brutality and mercenary, warning two aging stars are unfit for ring combat. Reports from Los Angeles and Nashville discuss game decisions and loyalty issues, plus humorous anecdotes from baseball and coaching scenes.

John L. Sullivan Charley Mitchell Lou M. Houseman Chicago

Buckley Named General Superintendent of Oregon Railway

Portland Oregon June 1 M J Buckley was appointed general superintendent of the Oregon Railway and Navigation company to succeed J P O'Brien who became general manager of the Harriman lines in the Northwest after B A Worthington resigned.

Portland Ore M. J. Buckley The Oregon Railway and Navigation Company J. P. O’brien Harriman Northwest B. A. Worthington

Superintendent removed at Idaho asylum board meeting

Blackfoot Idaho June 1 Dr J W Givens superintendent of the Idaho asylum for the insane was removed at a special board meeting today Reasons given are varied but unclear Dr C A Hoover of Montpelier succeeds Givens.

Blackfoot Idaho J. W. Givens Idaho Asylum For the Insane C. A. Hoover Montpelier Givens

Public School Field Day A Great Success in Bozeman

The Bozeman public school field day at the fairgrounds drew about 50 boys and girls with events for ten boys and six girls. Ernest Border led with 25 points winning the individual championship. Annie McLean was second with 19. Records included Paul Brittan in pole vault and several sprints and high jump. Prizes, donated by teachers, were awarded for first and second places in each event and class.

Standard Bozeman Fairgrounds R. J. Cunningham J. A. McIntosh Paul Brittan Ernest Border Annis

Omaha Market Report for Cattle Hogs and Sheep

South Omaha cattle receipts 3 000 market steady with steers $4 2 to $4 and cows and heifers $3 50 to $4 50 Western steers $3 50 to $5 10 and calves 3 46 hogs 12 000 market lower heavy $5 07 to $5 15 mixed $5 07 to $5 19 pigs to $5 sheep receipts 3 000 market steady westerns shorn $4 6 to $4 25 wethers $4 25 to $5 47 four ewes $4 to $4 50 lambs wooled $6 30 to $7 15 lambs shorn $5 50 to $6

South Omaha

Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep

Kansas City market quoted cattle receipts around 4000 with steady to strong tone. Hogs receipts 10000 and 5 cent drop noted with various price ranges for bulk heavy packers and light hogs. Sheep receipts 1000 with muttons and lambs prices and range for wethers and fed ewes listed.

Coinage Report Shows May Output Across U S Mints

The May coinage from all U S mints totaled 4 079 365 dollars with 3 270 000 in gold 564 874 in silver and 244 491 in miscellaneous. Additionally 702 000 pieces were struck for the Philippines government.

Washington United States Philippines

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