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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1905
Page
10
In a lively Pacific Northwest clash Portland defeats Seattle as Cates and Hall lock horns in a tight pitching duel. Portland gathers more timely hits while Seattle struggles to capitalize and Hall limits the home run outcomes with strong defense.
San Francisco defeated Los Angeles on June 2 aided by bases on balls errors and timely hits. Home team running blunders and errors by Nealon and Hildebrand in the fourth inning kept Los Angeles from a shutout, with Batteries Gray and Spies, Williams and Shea on the mound. Umpire Davis.
In Boston on June 2 the home team lost in 13 innings as Frazer, who pitched well, faltered in the final frame allowing four hits and nine bases. Final lines show 8 to 3 with Bend and Moran contributing for the opponents. Umpire O Day.
In St Louis on June 2, Glade held strong after a rocky start, while Mullin struggled against timely hits as St Louis defeated Detroit. Batteries were Glade and Sugden for the Cardinals with Mullin and Drill opposing.
Philadelphia defeats Washington as Waddell dominates on the mound. Both teams fielded solid play with Wolfe Jacobsen and Heiden backing Waddell while Schreck covered for Philadelphia. Game details show a close early contest.
Wright pitched well for Salt Lake as Simon struggled for Spokane. Salt Lake won 3 to 2 with solid defense and snappy fielding. Batteries Simon and Stanley for Spokane Wright and Leahy for Salt Lake. Umpire McRae.
John C. McGraw, manager of the New York National team, files a bill in equity in Boston superior court seeking to bar President Harry C. Pulliam and National League vice presidents from fining him for alleged misconduct and from preventing him from managing on the field. The court set next Monday to hear the parties.
The Oaks for 5000 sovereigns at Epsom concludes with Cherry Lass the winner. Queen of the Earth finishes second and Amiable, ridden by American jockey Maher, takes third. Twelve runners contested the race.
Gravesend results list multiple races with Abd el as winner of the mile and a quarter handicap. Other winners include Lady Amelia and Aeronaut at Gravesend, Introduc tor at Elm Ridge, and Ken ton at St. Louis fair grounds.
At Louisville on June 2 Churchill Downs card opened with the Pet winning the first race of seven furlongs followed by Highland Fling and Violin. The four furlong second race saw Seinap win with Mingita and Myrrh. Bluemond led the short course steeplechase with Bank Holiday and Asterix in pursuit. Silver Skin captured the American Turf Association handicap over King of Troy and Batts. Miltiades won the four and a half furlongs with Wistful and Colonel Bronston placing. Gay Minister took the mile and a half with Martin Brady and Mayor David S. Rose in the top places.
London reports Miss Thompson defeats Miss Margaret Curtis of Massachusetts and Miss Stuart Born to win the international golf championship at Cromer. The match concludes with Miss Thompson triumphing against the American contenders on June 2.
The Montana State league reshapes its schedule with Butte visiting Great Falls as Missoula and Helena lead a two-team series. After Memorial Day attendance lags while players anticipate stronger support, Pacific Coast league notes show Lohman leading batting and several former Butte players performing for Los Angeles and Salt Lake.
The case against Jeremiah Sullivan and his wife for selling liquor to Indians at their saloon near the cemetery was set for yesterday afternoon before Judge Warren. The defendants appeared without counsel. Sullivan said he expected defense from E. M. Lamb, who was reportedly acting as county counsel.
An attorney noted the difficulty of defending those charged with breaking the law and the case was adjourned until morning. Mrs. Sullivan appeared with her baby in court while five Indian witnesses were brought from the county jail, then returned there for safekeeping after the postponement.
A hospital ad promotes a home cure for blood poison describing scrofula and related diseases as its descendants. It claims state medical specialists originate the treatment and offer a free symptom blank by mail for victims with sore throat patches and body sores.
W H Davey, a longtime Butte caterer and former alderman and mayor, sold his stake in the Chequamegon restaurant. He plans to try handball at the gym, with undecided future paths and best wishes from friends throughout the city.
Young Ketchell and Curly Rhue will clash for 20 rounds at Gregson Springs tomorrow. Maurice Thompson starts six rounds against a trainer as he gears for a later go with Young Corbett on Miners Union day. Expected main event features the Anaconda boy and the Butte standout in a lively duel, with crowds from both cities anticipated.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier is depicted as a premier of Canada and a leading British empire statesman. The article notes his tall figure calm demeanor and role as a public speaker and parliamentary expert. Born in 1841 in St Lin Scotch settlement his father a poor surveyor influenced his early views of the Liberal Party.
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