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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1902
Page
12
The Rutte Electric and Power Co states it will refuse to connect any lights unless an Inspection certificate is presented with the application. The company will not be held liable when wiring begins and offers a free inspection by its inspector.
Walker ville Dressed Meat company invites bids by June 16 1902 at 5 p m for furnishing material and laying six street crossings in Walkerville. Specifications available at the company office. City reserves the right to reject all bids. Charles O'Donnell City Clerk.
Howell was knocked out early with weak support as scores show Souvainee 730 Stewens Mobenstee 10 1 i¢ 1 i ai OTUULT PaE TL OTP arene ee 724 Batteriee Bernhard Lundbom and Wood Howell Lawson and Robinson at St Joseph Kansas City 1 St Joseph At Milwaukee Milwaukee 6 Peoria 2 At Des Moines Des Moines 2 Omaha 3
Tacoma battled through 15 innings to fall behind 5 in the ninth before Spokane rallied. Murdock hit a go ahead homer in the ninth to tie the game, and Spokane finally won in extras as McLaughlin and Donahue contributed key hits and Spokane pitchers shut down Tacoma late.
London June 1. King Edward Queen Alexandra and royal guests watched an exhibition polo at Ranelagh where Britain defeated the Americans 6 to 3. The royal party, including Princess Victoria and Danish royals, greeted each American after the match as Henry White introduced them.
Coursing fans are promised a two day event at West Side park on Miners' Union Day June 13 and the following Sunday. A 48 dog stake on Friday and Sunday finals plus a 24 dog consolation stake are planned with first prize $50 and total prizes $235.
National League game in Philadelphia June 10 reports Cincinnati batting struggles against Duggleby while Philadelphia cannot solve pitcher Ewing. Attendance 1,042 with unclear line.
St Louis defeated New York 3 to 2 in the first game of the series at the Polo Grounds. Poor base running and two errors by New York hurt their chances. Attendance 2110. Dunham and B ONeil credited with the hitting and fielding miscues. umpires Power and Drown.
Harlem results list six races with winners Farmer Jim Ethel Wheat Cherished Aladdin Sidney C Love Rasselas and more. Cincinnati meet reports Latonia results show winners Juanette Drummond Alard Watona Prince of Melrose and others.
Danny Shea shortstop of a local American Association team was seized on a charge of securing money by false pretenses as he prepared to board a train to San Francisco to join Captain Shugart’s squad. He pleaded guilty to breaking the lumber jack law, paid a $25 fine, and promised to repay $198.28 overdrawn. he will be allowed to join the San Francisco team.
Brooklyn won the opener against Pittsburg as Umpire Day ejected Dolan for protesting. Ward substituted, attendance 4540, score shows Pittsburg blanks in runs hits and errors. Batteries Doheny and Smith. Hughes and Ahearn. Umpire Day.
The game in Boston between Boston and Chicago ended after the third inning due to rain with a score of Boston six to Chicago seven.
In Chicago on June 1 Garvin pitched past the second inning as two singles and Clark's four bagger produced all their runs. Attended by 2,500 spectators the visitors won withGarvin and Sullivan on the mound while Patton and Clark caught.
Detroit wins the game with five hits and three stolen bases in the fifth inning for four runs, taking three of four in the series. Attendance 1,000. Batteries Siever and McGuire for Detroit. Wiltse Hastings and Powers for Philadelphia.
Clarence Mackay derby colt Heno reached Washington park in a special car. The favorite at 4 to 1 in Winter books for the June 21 Western stake race, he was unloaded promptly and behaved more like a draught horse than a typical thoroughbred.
At St Louis on June 10 the fair grounds section lists six races. Blue Mint won the first selling race over six furlongs with Navarino second and Florrie third in 1 16. Grand Shot took the two year olds five furlongs with Au Revoir second and Adirondack third in 1 01 14. Pat My Roy won the steeplechase mile and a half with Buck O Dowd second and Hesitate third in 3:00. South Breeze won the mile and 70 yards purse with Lady Strathmore second and Found third in 1 44 4. Cogswell won the selling five and one third miles with Gilbert second and Ignis third in 2:00 percent. Terra Incognita won the one and one eighth miles selling with Eda Riley second and Zazal third in 1 54 percent.
In New York at Gravesend six races are listed. First race handicap six furlongs for 2-year-olds, Onatas won with Witch Hazel second and Benson Hurst third in 1 11 1 5. Second race one and one sixteenth miles Flying Buttress won with Smart Set second and Numeral third in 1 47 4 5. Third Hanover Stakes for 2-year-olds five furlongs Plater won Sergent second Fort Wayne third in 1 01. Fourth steeplechase handicap about two miles Adjultaume won with Fool Hardy second Boisterous third in 3 55. Fifth about six furlongs Smoke won Sister Julia second Khati third in 1 05 3 5. Sixth mile and a half selling Caithnese won Rockey second Prince Richard third in 1 54.
The card lists weights and entrants across five races. Notable horses include 14 Americano 113 Colonnade 113 Ontonagon 113 The Counsel lor 113, 13 Helen Paxton 140, Sea Lone 125, Mazo 187, Carrillo 134, Precursor 128, 9 Mary Lavang 118, Eva Russell 113, Navasota 115, Josette 115, Bard Burns 108, Wayward Boy 107, Reina de Cuba 198.
Albert Champion shaved two fifths of a second off the 10 mile motor paced bicycle record at the Coliseum bowl track in Baltimore. He won both heats easily over George Leander with times 14:57.4 and 14:47.0, surpassing Freeman's prior mark of 14:47.2 set on the same course last week.
In St. Louis on June 10 Boston defeated St. Louis by taking today’s game. The locals responded with Dineen in the eighth inning and nearly tied the score before the final. Attendance 2,500. Batteries: Harper and Maloney for Boston Dineen and Warner for St. Louis.
Special dispatch reports William Witt injured by accidental handgun discharge Saturday. He is at St. Care’s hospital and improving rapidly after surgeons removed the billet which touched the thigh bone. Doctors expect a swift recovery barring complications and a return home in a few days.
In Cleveland on June 10 Bernhard was knocked out in the second, Lundbom relieved and shut Baltimore to four hits and three runs.
Charles Causey of Fort Benton arrives to bid on the Havre water works and electric light franchise soon to be granted. At the county meeting last night three bids were received and laid on the table for a future meeting.
In the sixth race of six furlongs Gonfalon led with Theory and Money Mass close behind as headliners. The seventh race over one mile and a quarter features Major Mansir and Satin Coat amid a field including Banish Prairie Dog Merops John McGuirk Star Cotton and Vassaldance.
Races run with detailed entries and weights across six events. Notable entries include The Musketeer 126 and Invincible 105 in the third race, Port Royal and Five Nations in the Myrtle stakes, and Ahumada 112 in the maidens. Weather noted as cloudy and fast.
First race selling six furlongs includes Lexington Bess and Pourquoi Pas among entries. Second race maidens six furlongs features Onegen Neva M and Little Arrow. Third race selling mile and 70 yards lists Alalia Haviland Da keith and Killamansharp. Fourth race purse mile and eighth shows Leflore Terra Firma Jordan Corrigan. Fifth race handicap six furlongs features Leone Miss Golighty Ogle Frank Bell Wild Kate St Cuthbert Nickey D Elas tic. Clear fast.
Portland and Tacoma clubs lodged a protest with President W. H. Lucas against Mullane’s umpiring in the Helena Seattle series starting tomorrow. Butte reportedly joined the protest, four of six clubs can oust the umpire without the president’s consent, while FBI Good kind refuses to support Mullane. Seattle manager D. E. Dugdale confirmed the protest arrival with his team at the Grandon.
Seattle on June 10 declines to join the protest over the retention of Umpire Mullane, signaling no collective action against the decision.
Helena notes preview tomorrow's game with Seattle as Mr. Wiggs to pitch and Dugdale plans a strong lineup. Expected Seattle starters include Stovall at pitcher with Hickey and Hogg slated later. Helena fields Keefe behind the plate and McGilligan at third as Flannery’s new players arrive.
Helena players held a strong practice today and show marked improvement over two days. The squad, though facing a tough opponent, hopes to gain familiarity with the grounds and perform well in the upcoming series.
The Portland club arrived from the coast at 2 10 yesterday afternoon after leaving Portland at 11 20 Sunday night. They face the Buttes in the opening game at 2 this afternoon with Gay likely to pitch. Portland brings four pitchers Salisbury Mahaffey Engle and Witbeck. Salisbury or Engle expected to start.
Judge Joseph Murphy departs for his home in St Louis to finish his canvass force and jockeys for the Montana circuit with plans to leave for Butte around June 20.
New York June 10 Miss E W Goffe of the Essex County club posted the only sub nine 86 in the qualifying round of the third annual Women's Metropolitan Golf tournament in Orange New Jersey.
Great Falls June 10 The boulevard extension between Twelfth Street and a point between Seventeenth and Fifteenth streets, previously held by contractor W J Martin, is finished except for minor details. Seeding of lawns began days ago and is now nearly complete.
In Great Falls on June 10 H L Frank predicts the mine at Frank P C will reach 1000 tons daily by July first. He notes Canadian Pacific has aligned tracks to handle the output and the railroad company will take the entire production, calling it the best fuel it has ever had.
In Havre on Monday a 20 month old child of Peter St Clair fell from a wagon and the wheel passed over the leg breaking it above the knee. Dr J S Almas reduced the fracture.
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