13 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
1
After winning six straight, the Butte team faded against the Vigilant Tigers as errors and sloppy fielding plagued the Bandits. Star catcher faced a tough day, hospital visit noted, while the Visitors built early leads and held on as Butte's bats went quiet.
A chaotic game description shows Hoon mage a Wide pitch and Bhaw geek Fur Wiled as Meyerson challenged Elder Hutbl. Shaw hurled 6 280 feet above Lasomon's head with early blasts, and the Visitors surged ahead in the first innings. By the second, the tide shifted, fielding miscues and misplayed balls mounted, and Burns, Donovan, and Lynes produced tense plays. Clines led off with a hit, McClellan followed with a run, and the defense steadied after the fifth, before Bresino and Donavan sparked late rallies. The Hatter fought back but fell short as the home team sealed a decisive eighth-inning win.
A lively contest featured Jones as referee and solid defense by Bille and Arniltane for the 2 0 team. Dillon made a standout stop, a remarkable catch that saved runs, while Wilcox endured a hard head blow but remained in. A large crowd watched as rain dampened the second half of the third inning.
In a decisive June contest Detroit routed New York, securing a strong victory as Hibian, Orth, and Kletnow contributed for Detroit. Washington and other teams posted wins, with Chicago closing in after Patten and Durham led a smooth victory.
In Butte, most mayoral appointees received aldermanic confirmation, with six voting for city engineer Alexander Leggat and six against, while City Attorney Edwin S. Booth and Assistant City Attorney William E. Carroll were confirmed by broad votes. Alderman Ambrose abstained on many votes. The council also debated streetcar franchise issues and city ordinances, with Cohen pushing for safety fenders and a broader franchise review, and Doull cautioning against rushed decisions.
In a rough scoring line the Brooklyn club beat Pittsburgh 4 to 7 as Pieishune pitched into the seventh inning before relief arrived. Le Instmann flew home for a scoring sequence as the home team misplayed a chance in a tense late frame.
In a pitchers duel the Pacific Coast League produced a rare honors split as Francisco and Jing tied on the seventh. The locals rallied late to push across a couple of runs, with hits from Dohars and Tou Oils sparking the inning. The game featured San Francisco players Benley Escola Reidy and Ailtss in key roles as the season pushed toward Septe.
The clubs’ standings note that mabhihe and afternoon games are set, but the running game is canceled to avoid clashing with a miners parade. Only one game will be played, called at 3:80 in the afternoon, with Galvin likely pitching for Butts.
Tomorrow is promoted as a day to honor gay people nationwide with calls to display patriotic colors and celebrate diversity.
Tacoma releases memory from right field Tuesday game. Vancouver and Portland see roster shifts as Art Stoss leaves Seattle for Portland. Debates over schedules and bonds surface as management plans to adjust lineups and travel for upcoming games amid league decisions and ownership changes.
A reader is advised to try a bottle of bitters from a druggist to aid digestion and relieve constipation. Take a dove before each meal and expect noticeable improvement in digestive comfort.
Rain interrupted a Twilight League contest after io innings as weather halted play in the third inning with the score 4 to. The report names C. C. D. Jaindey and the poalomeo as teams or parties involved, but the text is garbled and places are uncertain.
Alderman Doull criticizes dog tax noncompliance and cites revenue drop from 4400 to 800 as dogs outnumber people. Alderman Fehner raps players baseballing on streets while police likely police the youths. Ambrose notes high speed cutting promiscuous in city limits before council adjourns.
Harry Stover, arriving in Butte today, will manage the Fourth of July race meeting. He brings four string of dart horses, and telegrams confirm his arrival will accelerate preparations. The event is now only a few weeks away.
A large audience is promised for the international tug of war in the big arena this afternoon. Teams from Austria, France, Scotland, and Canada may compete, with more contests planned. First prize is 300 dollars, second 60 dollars, and the Austrian team dominates at around 200 pounds minimum. All squads practiced last night behind the Butte brewery grounds.
Kelly of Butte defeats Craig of Omaha in a high beam dash atop the skeleton of the State Savings tank at Main and Park. The $50 wager matches a crowd cheers as both workers race 16 feet high with swift, agile scrambling. Kalty wins by under four feet at the start.
Forty seven graduates receive eighth grade diplomas plus awards for penmanship and teachers certificates. Father De Sire presents diplomas as the St Patrick's Orchestra provides an overture. The event features a cantata America with dances and solos by students, highlighted by Leyson and Levorn prizes for deportment and attendance.
Coroner's jury finds deaths accidental after an explosion on the Milwaukee grade Tuesday afternoon. Workers violated explicit orders by feeding powder with a wooden bar. Funeral plans for Nels Johnson and Charles Norgren set for this afternoon. no known relatives secured. Public administrator handling Foreman James Hydes' effects. funeral date to be announced. Efforts ongoing to locate witnesses and relatives through notebook addresses. The two men will be buried with residents far away and expected to resume work within a day.
The Granite Miners Union No. 4 of the Western Federation of Miners plans a large Miners Day celebration in Philipsduee Tae on Broadway. Events include foot races for all ages, horse and pony races, and a grand evening program at Proimen’s Hall with music by Katzervand orchestra and a dance. Notables Beeren B. Wineton of Anacondia, David M. Curtea and George A. Maywood will speak.
Maria Neary and two minor children sue the Northern Pacific Railway in district court seeking damages for the death of conductor James A Neary struck by a passenger train in the Billings yards two years ago. The suit seeks general and special damages to be determined.
In Tewktows on June 1 Arthur working for several months scouting oil near Gilt Eden plans to press options on land leases. W J Darby travels to New York to report to captains and seeks retirement with ample cash. He has shown evidence of pathologist-level quantities and aims to establish a commercial basin.
Special Miawatch reports from Standara Tewistown about a contested claim in the Tlamon block apartments. John don, once of Gailo, is involved as his wife’s escort, as a payoff in a rich strike alleged yesterday in Nevada.
In Madison County the district court reports criminal activity with several cases. Joseph R. Stark of Twin Bridges had a bond forfeiture after pleading not to appeal theft of four sheep last December. a bench warrant issued for his arrest. Edwin Carver, co defendant, to be called tomorrow morning. Frank Morgan injured by pitchfork in an assault case. verdicts show assault in the third degree with penalties.
The Montana Hotel Men's association annual meeting in Helena elected L. A. Walker of Butte as president Henry A Bezei of Helena as vice president and Inve Sullivan of Mov Bone tun as secretary treasurer The board includes H D Holferm Livingston Toadsore Gibson Great Falls and B C Carruth Havre The group discussed policy toward entanglement in European affairs and approved a plan for state support including annuity aid and food stalls at the fairground.
Race card reports five furlongs results with Jamce FB first, General Muscau second, Toe Neaton third. Steeplechase at one mile Tom Cowan won. Saevitt Williams second. Resim third. Mile and a furlong Mexford won. Zambesi second. Tory Waddell third. Gazelle sides one and one sixteenth miles Court Droft won. Yankee Girl second. estimate third. Five furlongs Robin Hood won. Golden West second. Slickayny third. Half furlongs Harcourt won. Eticl second. Geld finn third. Six furlongs Curlulusez Royal Onyx won. Ayam second. Arabenly third. Time notes align with each race.
At Oakland June 13 the program opened with a five furlong sprint won by Pole L as St Avaon took second and Saint Modal third. Subsequent events saw Kekessl avon and George Kilborn runner up, Markie Mayer triumph, Convent Bell second, and Earth James finishing second with Lord of the Yale third. Time figures listed for each race.
The 9 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rhein died yesterday at the family home on George and Fourth avenues from diphtheria. Mr Rhein is a well known motor ferry operator in the city. Funeral services will be held at 4 o clock this afternoon conducted by the pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Chapel near Olympia.
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