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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1902
Page
8
Local tailor shop Bell offers budget repairs and alterations at E Broadway in Butte. Shop promotes affordable menswear and quick turnaround for tailoring needs.
For public safety the company reserves the right to refuse service if an inspection certificate is not presented with the application. It will not charge for an inspector and will not connect lights before wiring is started.
Walker ville Dressed Meat company invites bids to furnish materials and lay six street crossings in Walkerville on June 16 1902 at 5 pm. Specifications available at the company office. City reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Charles O'Donnell City Clerk.
In a closely fought game 4 to 3 shows Helena piling on early to counter Butte. Hawley held firm for Helena while Thompson yielded little as McCloskey's men fought back with late rallies.
Hutchinson led the Tigers today but failed to pull down the game as a gale of wind unsettled the early innings. About 3,500 spectators watched heavy hitting occur only in the opening frames amid the gusty conditions.
Spokane rallied in the sixth as Mullane ruled a key call and three Spokane hitters reached on errors. McLaughlin and Ketts hit in runs to tie, then Donohue scored the winning run for Portland on an error in the bottom half amid a 6 000 crowd. Engel pitched well but Portland won 7 6.
At the Butte Driving Club matinee crowds filled the track for four harness races. Tuttle led early but Thornburg overtook in heat two and won by several lengths, with a strong final heat to seal the victory. Lady Lyons showed temper on the track while Dan Gillies Mat swept two trotting heats.
Ithaca June 8 Cornell coach Courtney selects varsity and freshmen crews for the June 21 Poughkeepsie regatta. The varsity eight will include Van Alstyne of Whittier CA rowing at No 4.
King Edward and Queen Alexandra plan to attend the polo match between the American and English teams at Hurlingham tomorrow.
In Cleveland, Baltimore won the game after Hughes of Baltimore fractured his right arm in the fifth inning and was replaced by Howell who did not allow a hit. Baltimore rallied in the eighth, Moore struggled, but the Orioles produced the decisive runs for a victory with 4875 in attendance.
Powers hit a decisive home run to left field driving in Cross and securing the Philadelphia victory over Detroit. Four of the five runs came on left field homers. Attendance noted at 4:00 with Yeager McGuire batteries for the Phillies and Plank Powers for Detroit.
Chicago defeated the visitors in a tight game by capitalizing on fielding miscues and strong baserunning. Jones and Green provided the top batting punch as 17 200 fans watched. Batteries were Callahan Pratt and Sullivan for Chicago against Carrick Townsend and Clark.
St Louis toppled Boston 7 to 5 in a rough start. Harper was knocked out in the third. Sudhoff relieved and held the visitors scoreless thereafter. An error and a two-base hit produced St Louis's lone run before 11 000 in attendance. Batteries Harper Sudhoff and Dono hue Young and Criger.
In Colorado Springs Colorado Springs 6 Denver 2. In Omaha first game St Joseph 9 Omaha 6 second game St Joseph 5 Omaha 4. In Des Moines Des Moines 0 Kansas City &. In Peoria Peoria 2 Milwaukee 5.
Providence defeated Cincinnati in a 10 inning game at Rocky Point. Final score shown as Providence 56 Cincinnati 8, with excitement noted from local spectators in Providence.
A large crowd watched Hamilton beat Missoula 9 to 8 on Hamilton’s home field. Missoula led early 3 0, Hamilton pulled ahead late with a string of runs, and Warren held Missoula scoreless in the final innings to seal the victory. Umpire George T. Baggs of Stevensville officiated fairly. Hamilton fans plan a trip to Missoula next Sunday with the band to play.
Shoppers urged to visit Orton Bros at 219 N Main St Butte for best value pianos and organs. The ad highlights price and quality focused on affordable musical instruments in this local storefront.
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