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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1903
Page
8
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Ogden manager Binford reports a meeting plan among Spokane Helena and Butte clubs to discuss transferring cities to Salt Lake City and Ogden. Salt Lake City would join a northern Pacific National league, with Oak land and Sacramento clubs added later, while Pacific National continues season play.
San Francisco defeated Butte as Roach and Weaver logged home runs. Glendon and Roach added two-base hits, McGilligan delivered a sacrifice, and Glendon fanned twice while Borchers logged a strikeout. Attendance was 2000 on a cool day.
In San Francisco on June 14 President Hart of the San Francisco National club reviewed today’s Salt Lake City dispatch and said he could not make a definite statement but surmised the state may be correct about the issue.
A powerful cannonading at the base ball park yesterday afternoon helped Butte win the second game of the Prisco series. With two outs in the sixth, Butte rallied as MedKevitt tripled and Shaffer followed with a long drive, tying and then taking the lead, while Roach struggled for Roanoke. Fans roared as Glendon, McCloskey, Marshall, Weaver, Houtz, and Zeurfoss recalled past seasons and the old days.
Manager McCloskey in Butte declares the league will continue the season as started and the schedule unchanged. He notes $1,500 receipts from Butte and cites Los Angeles earning $1,200 in Spokane weekly. Charles Lane says no meeting was planned and Butte will press on through the season on the existing basis.
In a high scoring stretch, Butte unleashed a barrage as McGilligan, Roach, LaRoque, Ward, and McCloskey connected for multiple hits including doubles and a three base drive. Glendon was pulled after six innings as Pfister failed to stem the surge. Seven earned runs marked the inning. Weaver and Rowdh homered for the visitors, while Kane and Wilmot exited injured. Swindells returned to action as Roach dominated on the mound with four no walker games since returning.
Los Angeles routed Helena 19 to 6 in the final game of the series. Dunn made two costly errors for six Angels runs. Hildebrand and five Helena hits produced five runs in the third before Birteklett settled the mound. Reilly left the box after the inning while Birteklett pitched six clean frames. Putmann Miller and Reilly made notable catches as Helena failed to capitalize amid wild pitching and fielding miscues.
Spokane hammered Tacoma for 22 hits in a spectacular game with several grandstand plays. Fay of Tacoma was injured by a bounding ball but remained in action as Slagel and Zlusky teamed with Loucks and Byers in the batteries.
In Portland on June 15, Maupin of Seattle was only found four times amid long gaps as Seattle fielded strong support. Portland failed to score, while Seattle batters Quick Miller Stanley 30 and 90 Anderson contributed to the shutout.
June 14 St Louis game saw Boston win easily as Pratt allowed four hits. Greminger’s fielding starred while Neill Curry ONeill Piatt Kittridge handled the batteries. Final score details incomplete with uncertain errors in source text.
Cincinnati defeated New York in the final game of the series. Taylor started for New York and was wild, Cronin relieved him in the fifth. The score and complete battery details are unclear from the fragments.
The St Patrick altar boys defeated St Lawrence 16 to unknown score with Byrne Devine and McGraw on the winning battery and O'Brien Doyle for St Lawrence. Dillon and Doyle homered. St Patricks have 14 games this season. Atlantic Juniors beat Standard Junstora 9 to 6 with Julius Bullivan on offense and Pressler Bray for Standard. Walter Dowling umpired.
Weights and entries listed for five races today. First race two-year selling includes Mary Street Paul Clifford Court Maid and many others with weights ranging from 92 to 108. Second race is a mile and a sixteenth handicap featuring Elliott Duke of Kendal Dr Saylor and Brigand among others with weights from 92 to 126. Third race the May stake selling lists Captiva tor Osgood Tos can and Duke of Kendal with weights from 96 to 111. Fourth race the Astoria five-eighths features Heatherdown Dusky Ocean Tide Julia M Transschs Tepee and Audience all at 114. Fifth race mile and sixteenth selling includes Setauket Carroll D Graden and Lord Advocate with weights from 98 to 107. Weather clear track heavy.
First race lists maidens with weights and horses including I'nele Ruben 118 Prank Carr 114 Pat Hammon 114 L Volantine 113 211 Walters 113 Trapasetter 112 Foresight 112 Preakness 112 Requimas 1 Freckman 04 Pond
New York June 14 Sir Thomas Lipton's latest America s Cup challenger the Shamrock TIL arrived off Tompkinsville at 10 20 this morning after an 18 day 22 hour voyage from Gourock Scotland The 156 crew aboard the yachts and convoys are well and no accidents marred the passage They were towed by Erin and Shamrock 1 with the Cruiser while meeting at Fayal pilots were placed aboard Erin and the Matthews Towed Shamrock TIT to quarantine
A detailed race program lists horses, weights, and bettors across six events. Entries include Rudabeck and Leech in the opening selling race, Pipe Dream and Maggie leeber in the Pevit stake, Crest and Ceylon in the steeplechase, Nitrate and Huzzah in the mile and a sixteenth, and Cialathee alongside KEesence in the mile.
Homer Hildebrand, the famed college pitcher, will join the Los Angeles team in Seattle tomorrow. Roach and Dowling posted the fewest bases on balls in the league. Butte faced heavy hitting as Melaskey used all available pitchers. Ward and Elsey made notable defensive plays for Butte, with Ward set for a farewell appearance today. The Butte San Francisco deciding game looms this afternoon. McCloskey touted his new catcher Smith after paying $100 release. Silver Bow Juniors beat Elk Juniors in a close game. Butte also expects a strengthened lineup with a new pitcher, catcher, and second baseman.
Ward insists he must return home as Portland faces injuries and illness. Pitcher Quick is laid up with malaria and star batter Tom Parrot suffers a badly swollen ankle, threatening upcoming games as the club struggles through the season.
The Scenic Monte advertises summer excursion tickets by the Denver and Rio Grande on June six seven twelve thirteen and fifteen from Butte to Kansas City Omaha St. Joe and Missouri river points with return via St Louis and Chicago. Tickets valid until Sept fourteen with stopovers at Salt Lake City Glenwood Springs Colorado Springs Garden of the Gods Denver and other places of interest. Call or write for details at Ticket office 51 East Broadway Butte. G W Fitzgerald General Agent. Maggie Winn aged 32 died yesterday morning with remains at Sherman Reed's funeral parlor.
European experts plus chemists and physicians developed Newbro's Herpicide, a dandruff remedy claimed to kill the parasites in the hair bulb without harming other tissues. The product allegedly promotes natural hair growth and is sold by druggists with a sample offer of 10 cents from The Herspicide Co. Detroit Mich.
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