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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1902
Page
12
The Rutte Electric and Power Co reserves the right to refuse connections for lights without an inspection certificate filed with the application. Customers must notify when wiring begins and the company will provide an inspector free of charge.
Walker ville Dressed Meat company invites bids at its office for furnishing material and laying six street crossings in Walkerville. Bids due June 16 1902 at 5 p m. Specifications available at the company office. City reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Charles O'Donnell City Clerk.
Butte challenges Portland leader in a five game set as Seattle, Helena and Tacoma vie in the same circuit. Coast teams show cleaner fielding with few errorless games while Portland leads in several categories including runs allowed and one run losses.
New York defeated Pittsburg at the Polo Grounds by a rally of hits in the second and third innings. Pittsburg answered with two runs in the ninth before the side retired. Attendance 74. Batteries Tannehill and H Smith Sparks and Bowerman. Umpires Brown and Powers.
In Boston on June 9 Willis earned the decision as the game stayed tight until the eighth inning. Cooley singled and Greminger delivered a long two-base hit to bring home the decisive runs. Attendance was about 2,200 with Willis and Kittridge opposing Hahn and Peitz. Umpire Cantilon.
Brooklyn clinched the four game set with a home victory as the Brooklyns tied the score in the ninth. Substitutions Menefee St. Vrain Chance Kling Donovan and Farrell appear in the late innings. Umpire O Day. Attendance 2 200.
In Philadelphia on June 9 St. Louis won easily aided by two home run drives and a wild throw by Hallman 1 420 attendance. Pitchers listed M O Neil J O Neil Dug Gleby Iberg Dooin with umpire Emslie.
Chicago June 9 Patterson won his own game in the 10th with a line drive to center after Orth's only gift and a sacrifice brought a man to second. Attendance 2,400. Score CORRS 3 to 2 over cccerrse. Batteries Patterson Sullivan Orta Clark.
Detroit won a lengthy afternoon contest 10 to 5 aided by Philadelphia infield errors. Mullin and McGuire were the Detroit battery with Mitchell pitching for Philadelphia. Attendance noted at 2 50. The scorecard lists Detroit runs on clean hits and errors by Philadelphia.
St. Louis took the lead in the seventh when Heidrick hit a home run. Winters was struck by pitches, contributing to the comeback in a tense game segment.
Attendance 2106 as Boston could do little with Donohue. Batteries Donohue and Maloney for the win. Warner to close.
Cleveland won easily from Baltimore as Knocking Pitcher Lawson out in the first inning. La Jole's hitting was a feature while attendance reached 3 428. The line shows Cleveland 8 runs to Baltimore 4 with Jones and Wood behind the plate.
In Milwaukee Milwaukee the score was 15 to 7 against Peoria. At St Joseph Kansas City the teams tied 6 to 6. Des Moines hosted Omaha with Des Moines 2 and Omaha 0.
In Chicago on June 9 Harlem meet results list seven races with winners and times. First race four and a half furlongs Lady Matchless led with Lemeo second and Aliee Carey third in 57.1 seconds. Second race six furlongs If You Dare won with Imp Layia second and Zibia third in 1 16 25.
In the first race over four and a half furlongs Lady Vashti won with Pourquoi Pas second and Pettijohn third in 45 seconds. Feronia took the maiden four and a half furlongs with Maizavena and Emma Meyer following. Colonial Girl won six furlongs with Red Hook and Father Weather in order. Kenova led the mile and an eighth with Odner and Peaceful behind. Grantor captured seven furlongs ahead of Jake Weber and Guide Rock. Josie F won the mile and three sixteenths selling race with Terra Incognita and Warner following in 2 minutes 3 seconds.
New York June 9 Gravesend summary. First race six furlongs Rappenecker won Ben Howard second Malden third time 1 10 1 5. Second race handicap mile and a half was incomplete in readable text.
Sixteenth-Colonel Bill won the third race Astoria stakes for 2-year-old fillies with Astari tan second and Wild Thyme third in 1 1 5. Other races list winners such as Advance Guard, Dr. Saylor, King Raine, Ocalawaho, and Latonia meet results with times and placings across five to six furlongs and mile events.
A long list of race entries with weights for each horse across six races. Notable horses include Farmer Jim 112 and Miraculous 192 in the first race, Wellesley 119 and Brennen worth 199 in the second, and Lady Strathmore 114 plus Found 10 in the handicap. Weather is clear and track heavy.
A racing program lists entrants and weights across six races. Horses include Prince of Aragon Onatus Lady Albatross Benson Hurst White Chapple and Blue Banner in the first class. Cunnard Gold Cure Smart Set in the handicap. Fort Wayne Hackensack Fuga Boy and Sergeant in the selling. Perion Merrylander Decameron Herculean and Boisterous in the steeplechase. Star of the West Dactyl Nither One Tea Brand Mara Trissa Touraine Farry Eve Bonner Khitia Smoke Wealth Brunswick Presenter Anecdote Sister Julett Mint Bed in the final purse race. six events total with various prices and distances.
London June 9 stewards uphold objection to Lord Dunraven's Saulte in the Kempton Park 2-year-olds plate race. The winner is set to Principality, the second horse Ayreshire Beauty takes second. breeding allowance issue determined at entry time.
Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway tickets are available to Anaconda and all stations between at the Great Northern ticket office located at 41 North Main Street. Time card and freight rate information cheerfully furnished.
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