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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1903
Page
11
The game swung on a late Glendon stand as Laugh McCloskey and his ex-Butte lineup surged for a lead, but Glendon preserved the visitors’ advantage with key plays and defense in the final stretch.
Pacific Nationals pulled the game from the fire but could not complete the comeback. Ward hit the only Butte homer in six innings and later left for Monday night. Butte’s late rally fell short as Joe Marshall drove in two first inning runs for the visitors and McHale homered for Butte in the eighth.
The Buttes lost to San Francisco after a chaotic delay with a 5 pm start following a pregame crowd wait. Only Ward and Shaffer showed nerve as Pfeister left the mound and Glendon saved the game in late innings. Fans demanded refunds while President Lane pledged punctual starts in future.
The Littl Eagles defeated the Eurekas by 22 to 12 on the Diamond Mine Grounds. Battery for the Eagles was Nettle and Erwin while Sherman and Campbell protected the Eurekas.
Helena pitcher Putmann hits a last inning drive over right field for a 9th inning win against Los Angeles. Householder chased the ball to the fence as the crowd hurled hats, and Putmann is lauded for a star performance. Blending fast play and sharp catches, Helena edges the Angels 9 8 in a dramatic finish.
Spokane Wash June 13 by clever batting Spokane won today's game from a tough opponent. The early innings featured sharp hits and smart baserunning, leading to a decisive lead that the defense protected.
Chicago and Philadelphia clash as two wild throws decide the game in the eighth inning. Attendance 6,900. Batteries Chicago Taylor Kling Sparks Roth. Umpire Holliday. Pitchers Dunleavy and Herrera listed among players.
In a tense contest Spokane falls behind with errors while Nichols and Blewett pitched masterfully for the Tigers and Blewett lauded for key plays. McKibben homered for Tacoma as attendance hit about one thousand six, with batteries Nichols Zalusky Byers and Sankar Abede contributing in a closely fought game.
Portland and Seattle faced off in a tight contest with both pitchers hit hard at times yet escapes were numerous as runners struggled to advance. The game reflected no noticeable impact from Hurlburt and Hoge leaving Seattle, with the score reflecting a balanced effort from both clubs.
In Cincinnati on June 132 the pitcher Hahn held the National League batters to work until the eighth inning when Bresnahan spoiled the bid with a single a double and a home run. Attendance reached 4 000 as Beere appeared in relief.
In St Louis on June 13, the home team won an extra inning game over Boston as Brain hit a decisive ball in the final half with two on base. Both pitchers took hits, about 7,000 in attendance.
In Detroit on June 13 the New Yorks edged the Tigers in a close baseball clash. The game featured a tense finish as both teams traded leads, with the outcome decided in the late innings.
Enthusiastic crowd witnesses 48 day stake progress at West Side Coursing Park as dogs vie for big prizes. New Moon upsets Northern Express 7 to 6, with multiple rounds and consolation matches slated. Judges face scrutiny amid calls for possible changes after several controversial decisions.
In Philadelphia on June 13 a crowd of 22 217 watched the league leaders defeat Cleveland in the final game of the series. Corner was ineffective and retired after the first inning. Score Cleveland 0 Philadelphia 7 Batteries Dorner Wright and Abbott Bemis and Powers.
Orth pitched well for Washington as they defeated the Bees easily. White started and left after the first inning following a home run and four singles off his delivery. Dunkle relieved. Attendance was 1,400. Batteries were Orth and Drill for Washington and White, Dunkle and McFarland for the Bees.
Boston, June 13. Boston had no trouble at the plate against Powell while Young was highly effective. Attendance reported at 7,0. Score and batter details show Young and Criger and Kahoe as batteries. R. HH, E 73, 0 46 Powel.
A garbled note lists results from New York Princeton Yale and Cambridge Harvard with scores 7 to 6 and 9 to 4, plus a fragment “Northwest erm” from Chicago Chicago 12. The text mixes multiple games and unfinished lines, offering only partial references to teams and venues.
London reports the Philadelphia team halted at 8 for eight in their second innings against Oxford when rain stopped play and the match was abandoned. Also notes a Sunday picnic at Mountain View park with A T P railway fare of 50c for adults and 40c for children aged 5 to 12, with return stamps required at the park.
The horse presented to the president by citizens of Douglas Wyoming arrived today and has been installed in the White House stables.
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