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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1905
Page
8
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The Los Angeles team won decisively as Hall held San Francisco to two runs until the ninth when Waldron’s triple and a walk produced two. San Francisco turned two double plays and Los Angeles one lightning fast. Thomas was injured sliding home in the eighth and Brashear relieved at short. Batteries Hall Spies Henley Shea. Umpire Davis.
Oakland swept a double header in San Francisco as Tacoma managed only one run in each game. Morning clash saw Oakland rally with three runs in the third and seventh, aided by scattered Tacoma hits. Afternoon contest featured a Tacoma error allowing a late run, while Oakland collected five runs on seven hits including a fifth inning triple play highlight.
The Portland Seattle contest was delayed on June 4 because of wet grounds. No rescheduled date announced.
In St Louis on June 4 the Reds and Cardinals split a doubleheader. Cincinnati won the first game behind key hits by Seymour and a three-run homer with two on. Thielman shut down Cincinnati in game two, finishing early in the fifth with a triple. Umpires Johnstone Kellum Steinfeldt noted amid the heat. attendance 15 00.
Chicago lost both games as Pittsburg outplayed them in all phases. Peltz achieved seven hits in eight appearances, while Lundgren struggled in three innings of work and Carisch suffered a split hand forcing days off. Attendance listed at 14,600. Batteries included Wicker, Brown, Kling for Chicago and Lundgren, Pfeffer, O'Neill for Pittsburg. Umpire Emslie.
In St. Louis on June 4 Kitson issued four walks and was tagged for three hits before removal in the first inning. Ford also struggled as the team exploded for nine runs in the first three frames. Attendance reached 2,300 with St. Louis collecting ten hits to nine for Wetarotbavisheaecatio.
In Chicago on June 4 Cleveland edged Chicago 2 with a 16 inning win as Cleveland rallied late to win. Attendance reached 17 400 with Altrock and McFarland pitched for Cleveland and Joss Buelow Bemis for Chicago.
Salt Lake’s Tozer held Spokane scoreless through the game as 1,200 fans watched a chilly afternoon. Three home runs occurred and Leahy starred with strong batting. Batteries Gilpatrick Stanley for Salt Lake and Tozer Leahy for Spokane.
In Boise on June 4 Stetz held the Ogden men to five hits and one scoring chance. Hoon was hit often but scattered. final score shows a low offensive showing for Ogden while Stetz and Hanson worked the mound.
On June 4 at the pavilion grounds in Deer Lodge the Deer Lodge baseball team defeated the Butte Athletics 11 runs to 7 in a regional game. The contest featured strong hitting from Deer Lodge and solid defense to secure the victory.
Three hundred fifty fans saw a ball game at Columbia Gardens with burlesque misplays and a wild wind. Bouchers beat Whitehall 14 to 9 as Whitehall made 17 errors. Henry Huber starred with two unassisted double plays and crowd cheers despite the loss.
There is no chronic disease that cannot be cured by easy treatment claims by Dr Crain Pennsylvania block. If you want the best value for your money in a piano or an organ call on Orton Bros 219 N Main St Butte.
Old League players and tales fill field reports from Tacoma to Vancouver. Skel Roach defends his famous nothing ball while Pete Dowling joins Vancouver after Ogden releases him. Dammann shines in Vancouver, Dammann's Boise season a loss, Umpire woes in Seattle. Roach’s curveball tale ends with his patented nothing ball and a sly retort. Four ex college football stars now in MLB, Stovall replaces Carr at first for Cleveland after a key homer.]
On June 4 Livingston, under an east wind, saw the Livingston Juniors topple the Livingston nine 7 to 2. Pitcher Cogan starred for the Juniors, while McLeod delivered a long center throw. Livingston played ragged ball with weak infield and batting, marking a second defeat by a scrub squad this season.
Reports from Frisco say Young Corbett defeated Eddie Hanlon on a late ruling by Referee Homan, with Corbett pushing to a strong finish in the eleventh to fifteenth rounds. Butte fans and Maurice Thompson anticipate a tough clash as Corbett heads there, while Nelson faces more East losses and Sullivan fights in Baltimore.
Nineteen Butte golfers enjoyed favorable weather at the Coun try club grounds for a handicap tournament. William Falconer led with a net 90 on a 114 actual score after a 25 handicap, followed by H. V. Winchell at 91 with the same handicap. Other notable scores included PESGUE 94, G Green 95, Heslett 100, Neill 98, MecCrimmon 102, Holbrook 100, Fred Green 110, Booth 119, Hodgens 111, Richards 106, Donnelly 101.
In a Boulder game yesterday Boulder defeated Adams of Butte 2 to 0 on the Boulder grounds. Adams outplayed the Boulder players but could not score. Hickey pitched for Adams, allowing two hits and contributing two errors that produced the only runs.
The June Delineator highlights summer fashions and features for women. Dr Grace Peckham Murray writes on child eye and ear care for young mothers while N Hudson Moore surveys Old Glass. F Berkeley Smith offers A Corner in Old Normandy travel sketch and The Lucky Piece serial unfolds with Helen Choate Prince story and verse.
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