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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1907
Page
2
A soggy afternoon in Butte features both teams trudging through rain and mud. The Tarantays win as field conditions suppress any clean play and crowd frustrations erupt over a delayed start and gate disputes.
The fragment describes a chaotic scene with unclear names and places. It mentions a heady mined departure and a Montiel game with trouble and penalties, a plan to light lanterns later, and a president named Tewa voicing vindication amid a heavy handicap for visiting players.
The article describes Vancouver forfeiting the second game following a dispute over a league ruling and a Butte team’s claim of a double header. Melulyre allegedly acted within rights to reuse a second game immediately, while claims of ongoing misunderstandings and player movements are noted. Other items include new infield arrival Ian and various unnamed performances and scores from different games.
In Philadelphia on June 12 Cleveland defeated Philadelphia by piling hits off Waddell in the ninth, aided by an error by Glid ing. The final score was Cleveland 6, Philadelphia 5. Wallpins Rhodes Clarkson Leiphardt Wakefield Waddell and Schreex contributed for Cleveland.
In a National League game at Cincinnati, timely hitting secured a 2-1 victory over Philadelphia. Key players include Reneve, Lean, Noonan, and Dentin contributing for the Reds while Chicago, Brooklyn, and other teams are noted in surrounding game summaries.
In a tense Pacific Coast League clash Oakland maintained its lead as the home team pressed. Key players include Ward and Hallerles-Willis with Wright and Bereeti contributing, while Antorala faced late outs as the visitors held on for the win.
Arya and Newton team dominated the Iron Works event yesterday by a narrow margin. Key players Ryah Newton James Guidle contributed as workers. Bowrenan and Syeeck also featured in the effort as the team chased the lead throughout the day.
The Gravesend meet on June 9 at New York shows Trutax taking the first race over Colonel White and Romeo Tiro. Acrohat leads in the second, with Voorhees winning the third as Blendy places. Megax II tops the fourth with Vane second. Upping wins the fifth, and Sinonar defeats Mary FP in another close finish.
In a muddy Columbia baseball grounds match, City Team beat Butte Miners 2 to 1 after a scoreless first half. Captain Little twice struck for the City, while Clarkson Rey captained the Miners. The game highlighted open play and skilled goalkeeping as two elevens close out the season with spirited English football.
A man charged with stealing currency from his room was found guilty and committed to the penitentiary for one year. The report notes the date of the arrest and the May proceedings, highlighting a local case from Great Falls.
In a May session the board reviewed numerous county bills and approved actions. Courthouse roof repairs were discussed with slate to remain, and the jail and poor farm at Lost Creek were inspected showing satisfactory care and conditions. Road and police station changes were planned, with one road to be straightened and improved per resident requests.
A brief report chronicles Willie Brabant a one year old missing from home for two to three days. Described as small and frail with a habit of stealing, Willie is accused of taking money and items, and may be sent to Miles City reform school. The article notes his reluctance to attend school and hints at corporal punishment as a potential remedy.
A Parisian success titled The Duel is brought to the American stage by Charles Frolman with Glis Skinner leading. Adapted from the French, it follows a sharp social problem framed by a tender heart story, earning praise among theatergoers.
The Northern Pacific will pay arrears and taxes for the past two years as part of a tax sale action. The event, held at Thelori Wetp in Great Falls, involves penalties and costs incurred by the county for delays in tax payments.
A J Bromus long time venient of this county died at his home in Sweten. He owned several ranches and was a notable figure in local affairs. Funeral details were received today by the Kinnear Grant Mrs Fieros special wignatel, with hewing of the loss by the community.
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