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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1915
Page
5
The Ironworkers beat the Redmen 20 to 3 in six innings in a humorously chaotic City League opener on the common. Matty Masten pitched after a brief absence, delivering a rough but effective outing as errors and wild plays dominated the contest.
A large crowd witnessed veteran pitcher Masten in a lively game against the Red Men. The Ironworkers defeated the Red Men 7 to 3 as Moreau and Malloy split innings while Wallace started, with Johnson making standout plays and Domitrovich delivering a third inning double. Greig reports tuna fishing at Catalina Island, then plans to attend Spinelly Irslinger wrestling match with Labbe and others in Anaconda Montana bids for city work due by June 21.
A jumble of city social notes lists visitors from Butte Windom and Philipsburg. locals seek workers, apartments, and entertainment. Mentions of saloon closures and meetings mix with births and funerals as townsfolk move cities and attend church and lodge events.
MacRae's on Park Avenue offers fur coat scarf and hat repairs at first class quality and fair prices. MacRae's urges customers to have work in their possession by June 5. Bill Steen, pitcher for Cleveland in the American League, has been sold to Detroit in a cash deal with no Detroit players involved.
Notices report funeral attendance for Mrs Fitzpatrick at 712 East Park Avenue and a Catholic Order of Foresters convention in Butte. Also listed are The Empress vaudeville at Argaret theater with Maximilian the Great chimpanzee, a Roland West playlet, and acts. Lucauerville and Encelsiors baseball at Atlantic Street grounds. Meaders vs Centervibes Friday. a rose from Ontario shows a six inch bloom. dotted potato parings mentioned with a mammoth beer butt.
Fitzpatrick and Bownes announce funeral services for Tate ares Stasy G Pigpalick and Ede ward Bownes. Services will be Thursday morning and afternoon at 90 and 2 o clock at the family residence 1210 East Fourth Street, then proceed to St Peters church for high mass.
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