Poerleia Finds Victors at Loucks Meet
The report highlights performances by Battieries Hogg Byera and Stanley at the Loucks meet. Key events and results show emerging rivals and notable times.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1903
Page
10
The report highlights performances by Battieries Hogg Byera and Stanley at the Loucks meet. Key events and results show emerging rivals and notable times.
Spokane pitcher Slagle starred with four strong innings allowing five hits and no earned runs as the Spokane team defeated Los Angeles. The batteries were Slagle and Hardy for Spokane while Zalusky and Strick remained for Los Angeles.
Missoula dominated the Columbia Gardens diamond to defeat the Butte Miners 15 to 8 in the state college championship. Pratt and Dick pitched well for the Missoula squad while Corey Hire-Wise and Tremblany fueled the Miners’ early rally with five runs on three hits and a wild throw.
Portland won easily as Borchers was hit freely and Sunbur's pitching anchored the game. Donohue delivered sensational defense at shortstop and Marshall belted a home run. Batteries were Lundbom and Anderson for Portland against Borchers Pfeister and Baerwald for the visitors.
In Helena on June 5 Butte won 8 to 5 as pitchers Putmann and Kelley held steady while fielding woes and timely hits produced a high scoring contest. Early misplays and a tense finish with protests at the plate marked a game otherwise free of hard hitting.
Tacoma report notes Loucks failed Beattie with three hits two of which were scratchy as the Tigers played a brilliant defensive and offensive game.
Butte meets Helena at Columbia Park with Roach and Heisman projected as the opposing pitchers. The circuit notes player moves including Salisbury signing with Indianapolis, Dalrymple released to Boise, and Van Buren leading the Pacific Coast league batting. Also details Joliet’s Three-League transfer to Springfield and local roster churn as teams chase wins.
Ragged infield play by Detroit in the first inning helped Philadelphia defeat the visitors. Donovan pitched a winning game for Philadelphia as Beere, Dell, McGuire and Behreck contributed offensively.
Fragmentary OCR text cites Batteries Townsend Clark Powell Suaden with unclear context and lacks readable events or dates for a concise summary.
A heavy hitting game in Boston saw Gibson and Patterson retired in the fifth while Ferris connected for a three run homer with the bases loaded. The battery names listed include Young Gibson and Criger for Boston and White Patterson and McFarland for the opposing side.
In New York on June 5 Cleveland tied the score in the ninth with solid hitting but enabled New York to win on errors. Tannehill was ordered from the game in the second for disputing a decision and Griffith replaced him. The box score shows New York prevailing with three runs to Cleveland's tied tally, aiding a dramatic finish as Griffith, Tannehill, and Wright pitched for Cleveland while Bemis caught for New York.
In St Louis on a wet grounds day June 5 Brooklyn and St Louis faced delays as rain postponed the Kaine game leaving field conditions unsuitable for play.
New York won an uphill game in Chicago on June 4 as the Cubs faltered in the late innings. Chicago struggled defensively after the eighth, letting New York surge and secure the victory.
Cincinnati dispatch notes rain postponement of the Philadelphia Cincinnati game. Parson Davies, a shrewd manager, predicts Broad will defeat Herrera at the Broadway theater on the night of June 13.
Powell had the shade over Townsend in pitching as Washington held a late opportunity to score but did not convert. The brief clash highlighted the tight contest and pitching edge in the early June game.
In New York June 5 the Metropolitan Golf Association women's championship match saw national champion Mrs. Charlies C. Stopt lose to Miss Louise Vanderhoef two up with one to play. Mrs. E A Maurice beat Miss Ruth Badgeley five up with four to play.
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