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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1902
Page
8
Bids will be received at the Walker vile Dressed Meat company's office in Walkerville on June 11, 1902 at 5 p.m. for furnishing material and laying six street crossings. Specifications may be viewed at the company's office. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Charles O Donnell, City Clerk.
The trustees of School District No. 1 Silver Bow County Montana invite bids for mason work and related tasks to finish the schoolhouse basement and sub-basement. Plans are at the clerk’s office. Bids due by 5 pm June 24, 1902 with a 3500 certified check. The board may reject all bids.
Butte wins fifth in a row as Gay dominates and Houts Kane and Ward pace a 9 hit third inning barrage. Portland, led by Muller, fights back but cannot overtake the hosts as Butte cruises to a lopsided victory.
Colorado Springs hosts Des Moines who fall 5 to 1 as Peoria triumphs 6 to 1 over St. Joseph in a regional clash.
Disjointed characters and numbers from Philadelphia Boston Washington Cleveland appear in a garbled sequence with stray figures and letters, lacking coherent events or names. The fragment hints at a crosscity puzzle or data dump without readable context or actions.
Butte hitters exploded in a 11 to 1 win over Helena with Wellington on the mound. Seattle signs Wellington for a trial and faces Butte next after sweeping Portland. crowd of 3,000 roared as Butte built a commanding lead in the series.
Kramer and Hurley set multiple marks at the Vailsburg cycle track in Newark New Jersey on June 15. Kramer lowered the half mile world record to 0:44.45 and added a 10 mile open record while also winning a half mile amateur and the ten mile open event. Hurley timed 1:58.13 in the mile heat and set a records in the process. Eddie Bald reappeared capturing an intermediate prize.
Special Dispatch reports the Tacoma Tigers avoided a complete shutout as Hutchinson’s earned run in the sixth inning proved decisive. White struggled but received strong support while Fisher made a sensational running catch. Howells, Kostal and McLaughlin figured in multiple scoring plays amid a high-hit game, with Donahue and Elsey keying late-inning rallies.
Minneapolis report notes A. A. Hansen began at 4:00 am to set a 1000 mile motor bicycle record. He completed the first 100 miles in 4:27, the second in 4:26, the third in 6:07 with delays from crowded boulevards. He aims to finish in about 55 hours without sleep.
Great Falls report says British Columbia wrestler C E Hallett returns from Boulder Springs and will challenge Curran to a best three of five catch as catch can match tomorrow with 509 dollars on hand to win and seeks opponents for Friday night.
The Boston & Montana baseball team defeated Great Falls today by a score of 9 to 6 in Great Falls.
New York reports Hoboken, not affiliated with a league, defeated Cincinnati by 6 to 2 on the latter's ground today.
St. Louis posted a 9 to 4 victory over Baltimore in an early June game. The Tigers built a lead with solid hitting and pitching to secure the win over Baltimore.
In Anaconda yesterday the Butchers' Star Ham team beat the Clerk's Canned Lobster 14 to 7. The game featured strong offense from the Ham lineup and solid pitching from their rotation.
Seattle defeated Helena 21 to 18 in a disastrous game packed with errors by five pitchers. The crowd witnessed a chaotic display as both teams misplayed routine plays, with Helena making multiple costly errors and Seattle also struggling despite late scoring bursts.
Strikes listed for Pabbitt Hannivan and Partridge with four pitchers named Thompson Hickey Harmon and Stovall. Attendant stats show Sweatt ie Helena on base counts and two hours game length with 200 attendance. Umpire Mullane officiated.
Kizil Kougan a chestnut filly owned by M E Stalaris won the Grand Prix de Paris of 200 000 francs in a one mile seven furlongs race. Retz and Maximum dead heated for second with Arizona fourth as eleven horses started. American jockeys failed to place though three winners emerged earlier in the program.
The Great Weeters handicap shoot concluded with F. C. Wernecke winning scoring 89 of 40 birds. H. C. Hirschey of Minneapolis and Larry F. King of Cripple Creek tied for second with 38 of 40. Neil MacAulen of Idaho led the consolation shoot with the best average, missing 7 of 175 birds.
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