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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1905
Page
10
A brief item asks readers if they have heard or played a pianola and questions why not, inviting interest in the instrument and its appeal. The note hints at demonstrations or displays to explore the device’s appeal locally.
A 1 18 scoreline from a baseball holiday game at Columbia Gardens left 1,500 spectators alarmed by 16 innings of hits, errors, and politeness. Wilson allowed 18 safeties for Butte. Helena pitchers King and Kersten were ineffective amid a flurry of mistakes.
New York June 13 Gravesend results list six races with winners King Pepper Broadcloth Confederate Go Between Bronze Wing Whimstens and Rosie First race at about six furlongs first winner King Pepper with Cannon Ball second Old England third time 112 1 5. Seattle June 15 Rosie first five and a half furlongs St Christopher winner Billy Taylor second Oddie D third time 1 08.
C D Plank of the Denver Gun Club topped a crowded field at Bozeman, Montana, with the highest average in the state sportsmen’s tournament, reportedly the best ever recorded in Montana. His ascent, aided by a shift to professional shooting and promotion of Ballistic powder, drew praise from visitors and locals alike.
Patrick Gleason again showed superiority over handball players by defeating Peter Flaherty and Jim Walsh at Keane's alleys 470 East Broadway before a large crowd. He swept the first two games 21 to 6 and 21 to 7 and claimed the $500 wager. A note calls him city champion and mentions Mother Jones speaking at the Auditorium on Thursday June 15 at 1 30 under Mill and Smeltermen's banner.
Jockey Hector riding Wellesley was killed and rider Joe Moore on Dr Clark seriously injured in a steeplechase mix up at the American Jockey Club track in St Louis. Horses fell near the half mile pole. both horses escaped injury.
Special Dispatch reports a low scoring game where pitcher Burns won for the home team. Powell pitched the first six for the visitors and was wild, while Corbin struggled after replacing him. Errors were minimal on both sides, with Great Falls managing a few timely hits and a home run by Kennedy. Attendance was 3.
The Colonel is hailed as indispensable in many tournaments and admired by sportsmen for prompt, correct, reliable conduct. Secretaries receive best wishes as a new honor is earned. A. J. Walker of Butte boasted wins and sweep cashes. Deputy game warden Henry Avare lent tone and dignity before returning home.
Cincinnati hitters backed by Sparks helped beat Walker who struggled but kept hits at bay. Blankenship moved to Seattle. game notes mark 7 2 win in Philadelphia with Sparks and Kahoe catching as Umpire Johnstone oversaw the action. Brooklyn and St Louis clashed amid disputes with Umpire Klem. Brooklyn won 6 1 as Grady Taylor and Zear denied St Louis. Mathewson blanked Chicago 8 1 with Brown yielding four successive hits late. Pittsburgh edged Boston as Philippi and Peltz held court.
In Philadelphia, June 15, Detroit won as a homer in the fourth with two outs sealed the game. Donovan and Waddell pitched well and received faultless support from the defense. The score favored Detroit 4 0. Batteries Donovan and Drill for Detroit, Wad dell and Schreck for Philadelphia.
In Washington on June 1 Chicago batted Patten hard, shut out the locals with ease, Townsend briefly relieved Patten in the fifth, while Owen proved invincible. Batteries Patten Townsend and Kittredge Owen and Sullivan. At St. Louis the Newark game was postponed due to rain.
Spokane, June 18. McFarland pitched for Boise to steady defense and keep Spokane from scoring enough runs. Boise benefited from a timely two-base hit after two men were forced on, plus Spokane’s single error. Final batteries were Ghipatrick and Stanley for Boise, McFarland and Hanson for Spokane, umpire Rae Ma.
In San Francisco on June 13 Portland pitcher Cates held the locals scoreless until their final at bat while Williams and McLean shared the battery duties. In Los Angeles Oakland fell to Baum in the opener as Spies Therl and Byrnes formed the hitting, with Baum lasting the complete game.
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