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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1902
Page
10
The Rutte Electric and Power Co reserves the right to refuse to connect any lights without an inspection certificate. The company must be notified when wiring begins and will provide inspector services free of charge.
Walkerville Dressed Meat company invites bids by June 16 1902 at 5 p m for furnishing material and laying six street crossings. Specifications available at the company office. City reserves the right to reject all bids. Charles O'Donnell City Clerk.
Butte meets the league's top club Portland in a five game stretch as Seattle and Helena also square off with coast teams. Coast squads show fewer errors, while Butte trails in fielding. Stolen bases leaders include Spokane and Butte players, with Portland and Tacoma close behind.
The New Yorks won the final game of the series against Pittsburgh at the Polo Grounds by timely hits in the second and third innings. Pittsburgh rallied in the ninth but fell short after scoring two runs. Attendance was 7. Batteries Tannehill and H. Smith for New York Sparks and Bowerman for Pittsburgh. Umpires Brown and Powers.
Sparse attendance of 2106 marks a quiet game as Donohue stifles Boston late. Maloney and Warner provide brief innings while Donohue dominates, leaving Boston with little offense in the late frames.
Cleveland defeated Baltimore easily with strong hitting from la Jole and an early knockout of pitcher Lawson in the first inning. Attendance was 3,428. The box score lists Wisccket, Potteries Jones and Wood, Shields, Lawson, and Robinson among others.
In a low scoring contest Boston defeats Cincinnati in the eighth inning. Cooley drove in the decisive run with a single and Greminger followed with a long three bagger. Willis earned the win for Boston while Hahn and Peitz took the loss. Attendance noted as 2,200. Umpire Cantillon.
Scattered scoreboard snippets show Milwaukee with one point in a matchup against Peoria yielding seven, and St JosephKansas City with six while St Joseph records a different result. Des Moines hosts Omaha with a two to zero result.
Brooklyn extended its home winning streak with a 9th inning rally led by St Vrain and Kling after Menefee and Chance left the lineup. Attendance was 2,200 as the Brooklyns defeated their city rival with SMOGRE on the scoreboard and O Day umpiring.
Two home run drives and a wild throw by Hallman helped St. Louis coast to victory. Battery M O Neil and J O Neil faced Dug Gleby Iberg and Doom as Emilie umpired.
Patterson won his own game with a line drive to center in the 1th after Orth's gift and a sacrifice placed a man on second. Attendance 2,400. Score Chicago 2 Washington 0. Batteries Patterson and Sullivan. Orta and Clark.
A Chicago report lists Harlem race results with seven events. Winners include Lemeo Autolight and Otis, with times ranging from 1:03 2-5 to 3:39 4-5 for various distances. The card features horses such as Alice Carey, Imp Layia, and Tom Foster among others.
At the St Louis fair grounds on June 9 the races produced brisk times and winners. Lady Vashti led the card followed by Feronia Colonial Girl Kenova Grantor Josie F with second and third place riders noted.
Detroit defeated Philadelphia 10 to 5 in a lengthy noon contest. Detroit benefited from Philadelphia infield errors that aided run production. Attendance reached 2,500 with Mullin and McGuire behind the plate and Mitchell on the mound. batteries listed as Mullin and McGuire for Detroit and Mitchell for Philadelphia.
St Louis gains the lead in the seventh when Heidrick belts a home run. Winters then suffers a heavy hit, ending the report fragment with no further details on the aftermath or final result.
First race over six furlongs at Gravesend was won by Rappenecker with Ben Howard second and Malden third in 1 10 1 5. The second race, a handicap over a mile and a incomplete distance.
In Astoria two year old fillies and a later card at Latonia in Cincinnati report six races. Winners include Sixteenth-Colonel Bill in the third race and Astari tan, Advance Guard, Dr. Saylor, King Raine, Ocalawaho, and Remp with multiple seconds and thirds.
The card lists weights and entries across six races with thoroughbred runners. Notable names include See King, Auto maton, Boney Boy, Wyeth, Early, Aladdin, Pantalona, Kitty Cornwell, and several steeplechase and handicap entrants amid a clear fast track.
First race lists horses and odds for a Birmingham entry and others, with names like Prince of Aragon Onatus Lady Albatross and Blue Banner. Second race is a mile and a sixteenth handicap featuring Cunnard Gold Cure Smart Set Flying Buttress and Pink Rose among others. Third race Hanover selling features Fort Wayne Hackensack Fuga Rey and Blue Banner with many entries. Fourth race steeplechase covers about two miles with Perion Merrylander Decameron Herculean Boisterous Curfew Bell Ad judauma Adeck Fool Hardy Deluge Musician Slash er Gypceo. Fifth race purse about three quarters mile lists Star of the West Dactyl Mara Trissa Touraine Farry Eve Bonner Khitia Smoke Wealth Brunswick Presenter Anecdote Sister Julett Mint Bed. Sixth race selling one and one eighth miles includes Brigadier Philip Pine Rockey Cougar Alsike Pt Richards Caithness Clear fast.
The stewards upheld an objection to Lord Dunraven's Saulte in the Kempton Park 2-year-olds plate, ruling its breeding allowance was 3 and not 30 pounds. The race was awarded to Principality, with Ayreshire Beauty of William C. Whitney placed second.
Butte and Anaconda line tickets now on sale to Anaconda and intermediate stations at the Great Northern ticket office 41 North Main Street. Time cards and freight rates available on request.
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