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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1902
Page
10
Builders are advised the Ruvatte Electric and Power Co will refuse to connect lights without an inspection certificate presented with the application. The company will notify when wiring begins and provide a free inspector. This protects public safety and ensures proper wiring standards.
Bids will be received at Walkerville Dressed Meat company office by 5 p.m. on June 16, 1902 for furnishing materials and laying six street crossings in the city. Specifications may be seen at the company office. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Charles O'Donnell, City Clerk.
Butte wins the third game of the series against Portland at Columbia Park as Houtz and Ward spark a ninth inning rally. Hawley pitched well for Portland, with both teams playing sharp defense and several near-scoring threats thwarted by strong fielding and key outs.
In a pitching duel Hawley shut down the Puttes after a rough start as Butte and Portland exchanged hits. Zearfoss and MelIntyre drew attention, fire from Wednesday’s spectacle lingered, and Helena’s efforts to reinstate Rebsamen continued amid a record Pacific Northwest attendance in Seattle.
Brooklyn and Pittsburgh entertainment opens with fast play as Brooklyn hosts Pittsburgh in a defensive contest with early rhythm and scoring bursts shaping the preliminary result.
Part of Pittsboro beat the Brooklyns at Washington Park with an attendance of 5 500. No clear final score due to garbled text. Batterias-Cheabro and O'Connor noted for Pittsboro. Umpire O'Day listed.
In Cleveland on June 12 Fultz error and Firadhey single in the seventh inning gave the Indians a 5 4 victory over Philadelphia. Attendance 3 000. Detroit hosted Baltimore with six runs in the second inning due to errors by Casey and Yeager. Final score Detroit 2 Baltimore 4 1 2 4 4 0. Batteries Moore Wood Husting Powers Yeager McGuire Howell Robinson.
Chicago lineup capitalized in the second inning as Winters hit a batsman and made a wild throw followed by a single and three bagger. Attendance listed at 3 500 with a 5 to R score against CICERO and Western Craters. Callahan and McFarlana credited with batteries and Winters Criger noted.
In St. Louis on June 12 Washington scored three runs after two outs in the ninth inning. Harper received indefinite suspension notice for conduct toward Umpire Carrathera at TD Baltimore last week. Attendance 1.96. Batteries Sudhoff Reiiv and Sueden Carrick and Clarke.
Brief score line reads 1 to 1 at Milwaukee with a late fifth period darkness. In Des Moines the score shows 8 to 6 with Omaha trailing.
Pacific Northwest League features Portland at Butte and Seattle at Helena. National League schedules Cincinnati at New York and Chicago at Philadelphia with Pittsburg at Boston. St. Louis visits Brooklyn. American League action has Washington at St. Louis, Baltimore at Detroit, Philadelphia at Cleveland, and Boston at Chicago.
Spokane manager Grim faces a pitching crisis as Russell weakens and Gren dons lame arm. Kosta] remains as only usable pitcher while Starkels joins Tacoma as right fielder and extra pitcher, leaving little chance for signings.
Helena defeats Seattle 5 to 1 on June 12 as Thompson of Iowa stars in his Helena debut. He limits Seattle to seven hits while contributing two safeties and two runs, supported by strong fielding and timely hits. Dalrymple's late temper leads to a $5 fine. Seattle's Hickey pitches well but Helena's timely hitting seals the win.
In Tacoma on June 12 the Tigers won despite sloppy fielding in the seventh. Hutchinson and Andrews muffed plays enabling Spokane to score twice. Andrews later put Reitz on third and Murdock delivered a run. Tacoma pitcher Starkells singled to drive in Murdock scoring the final run.
Letcher contributed two sacks in the first inning and scored on a double play by Elsey. Murdock scored in the fourth on Howell's muff, highlighting a wobbly start for the defense and an early lead for the offense.
Spokane notes President W. H. Lucas of the Pacific Northwest Baseball league declares no club will intimidate officials. He says changes will be made by himself and cites Mullane and Vigneux in relation to Sundays game as examples of enforcing discipline on the ball field.
New York June 12 The second round of the Women’s Metropolitan Golf Championship at Essex County club featured Miss Genevieve Haecker posting a 77 for 18 holes, one of the fastest rounds to date. In other results Mrs. William Shippen defeated Miss C. G. Willis four up two to play, Helene Hernandez beat Grace Ellis two up one to play, Mrs H A Manice beat N P Rogers three up one to play, and Haecker beat Ruth Underhill seven up six to play.
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