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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1905
Page
10
Have you heard or played a pianola piano. The ad invites educated musicians and beginners to visit the salesroom to try this two in one instrument. It claims Montana's sole agency and that you cannot buy a pianola piano elsewhere.
Beldame the mare defeats Delhi to claim America's blue ribbon turf race the Suburban Handicap with First Mason and Proper securing second. George C. Bennett wins the double event, a crowd of racing fans including many women witnesses perfect weather and a dramatic finish.
St Louis date June 15 details six horse races at Delmar with winners Haughty Debbie May Miss Gomez Miss Mae Day Pagsive Bravery and runners up Humnoletta Eleanor Howard E sagner Ethel Davis Sea Voyage Willowden Sincerely Belle Courant Folies Bergeres Miss Betty and times listed for each race.
In Spokane on June 11 Barney Mullin defeated Jerry McCarthy by knockout in the sixth round of a bout billed as a two round fight. The stoppage sparked a noisy crowd that yelled fake at the referee amid the postfight uproar.
New York reports Alexander and Hackett former Princeton champions won places in the final round of the metropolitan championship tournament. Their upcoming match will determine the championship.
A large audience attended Sacred Heart school closing exercises as diplomas were conferred by Father J J Callahan who praised graduates and staff. He will soon sail to Ireland. parishioners presented him a $1000 subscription. Medals awarded include gold watches for attendance and for music and several gold medals for conduct and general excellence to named students.
Eddie E. Quinn, Spokane Amateur Athletic Club manager and promoter, plans a temporary visit to Butte to spark formation of a local athletic club. He cites Spokane’s large facility, member discounts, and diverse sports as a model, promising help and bringing in top coursing and boxing interests to energize local backing.
The Pacific Nation al league standings show Boise leading, Spokane and Butte near the top, with Salt Lake out of contention. Boise strengthened by Smith from Denver Kelly and Wasbinder, while Vas and Steltz excel as pitchers. Toren's arrival to Salt Lake adds depth as teams prepare for remaining games in Washington and Idaho capitals. In other sports news, noted boxers James J Corbett and bouts with Sullivan, Britt, and Britt are discussed along with a new boxing manual and upcoming Alaska and California events. Humboldt dominates an open track event, with contenders Amadan Agile Sport La Rosa and Pocatello highlights.
Oakland defeated Los Angeles 7 to 0 as Goodwin and Carson led a strong batting display. Hogan was tough to hit except in two innings. strong pitching and defense limited the Angels to blank. Umpire Bray worked the game at the capital.
In San Francisco on June 11 Portland beat the home club 6 to 3. Portland scored five runs in the eighth inning while San Francisco gathered three in the first off Essick. Whalen and McLean worked for Portland as Shields struggled for Seattle later in the report of a separate game.
In Spokane Boise powered to a win with bursts in the sixth and eighth innings. Cutter reached third in the ninth for Spokane with one out aboard after a single and two stolen bases. Batteries Klinkhammer and Stanley pitched. Hastings and Hansen behind. Umpires MacRae in Ogden and Setley in Salt Lake City.
Philadelphia out played Pittsburg from start to finish. Pitching by Pitlinger and strong defense held Pittsburg to few baserunners. Final score 7 to 6 in favor of Philadelphia with Leever and Peitz on the mound for Pittsburg and Kahoe catching. In St Louis, Grady scores the deciding run in the ninth to beat New York 1 to 0 as Nicholls and Shay support. Attendance 6,100.
Chicago defeated Brooklyn behind strong hitting and multiple fielding errors by Brooklyn. Scanlon and McIntyre contributed for Chicago with reliable batting while the locals benefited from Brooklyn miscues. Attendance was listed at 2,800.
Cincinnati triumphs in the tenth inning after the Bostons tie the game in the eighth on two hits. Attendance listed at 2,500. Final score shows Cincinnati with 5 runs in a 2 run, late finish behind Ewing and Schlet, Young and Needham.
Detroit wins by capitalizing on Boston errors and clustered hits. Attendance about 3,000. Batteries Kitson and Dr A Young for Boston with Criger behind Detroit.
Cleveland defeated Washington 2 0 as 2 100 attended. Umpires' rulings sparked protests after the game and the crowd followed them to the box office. Batteries Hughes and Heydon. Joss and Buelow noted in box score.
New York was defeated by Chicago in the first game of the series as bunched hits with runners on base powered the win.
Howell pitched a great game for the visitors and shut out the home club. Bender was hit hard and relieved by Coakley in the third inning. Attendance was 3,700. Batteries were Howell and Sugden for the winner and Bender, Coakley and Schreck for the losers.
Great Falls departs tomorrow afternoon for Missoula to play the Missoula club on Saturday and Sunday. The lineup remains mostly the same except for second base where Rodman has resigned as captain and Oriet takes the position after a standout game against Missoula.
In Great Falls on June 15 Jack Reilly of Spokane defeated Tom Wallace of Philadelphia by knockout in the tenth round of a scheduled 20 round bout. Reilly weighed 10 pounds more and pressed the fight throughout while Wallace used clever footwork and science. The crowd numbered about 400 as Reilly dominated the contest with bulldog tenacity.
Frank Gotch beat Olsen in Kansas City tonight with two straight falls in catch-as-catch-can and Graeco-Roman styles at Convention hall. The victory secures Gotch the win in the wrestling match.
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