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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1906
Page
1
Rain disrupts sports events including a Spokane vs Butte game and a postponed dual tennis tournament on Anaconda courts. Bandella pitches for Butte with Spokane's Simons on the mound. Eddie Corbin returns, while ground conditions threaten the 3 PM start.
National League notes from Benton report on today’s baseball focus with teams such as New York and St Louis contending. Mentions Beare Rae Clarina Sevens Swans Praton Hide De favrine BF AG Battar and other players in unsettled lineups.
In the American League and National League action, Washington plated three runs in the tenth to edge Detroit while Chicago shut out Boston 6 to 0 in the opener of a season series. Cleveland, Cleveland’s hitters, and Chicago pitchers dominated, while Detroit and Boston each managed scattered hits in a tight game.
A garbled June wartime recap from the Pacific Coast League outlines scattered game notes. Names like Garvin Deviate Hogan and OAK Oakland San Franciero appear amid broken lines about scores, outs, and players such as O and Aravind Wayfe.
In a rough Northwest League game, Tacoma Pigerk defeated the visitor 25 to 9 as Burs Noll sparked the offense with a three-bagger and scoring plays. Butler, Shea, Roclinger, and Winpire-Derricks contributed as pitchers battled. details remain hazy due to OCR garble.
Fragmentary OCR text references a presidential visit or delegation involving Venezuela and Washington. Names and details are garbled, with mentions of venues, dates, and people unclear. Core facts cannot be reliably determined from the provided fragment.
Prominent figure Wan Nad Onisha died at his home at seventy seven. The late church leader Tetdge James M. Wes Worth, known for interner of the 1 roputation and a prominent member of Hetalry of Gre 4 Lplaveri church, passed away here. Funeral plans were not disclosed.
The Brooklyn Derby was won on a muddy track as Balmere led early then stretched clear to win by 25 lengths over The Quail with King Henry third. Water Pearl took the Tremont Stakes. Belmere, Belmer or similar favored, faded late. The day featured scratches including Accountant and Ironsides.
Detroit details reveal Heston, ex University of Michigan man, operating a saloon linked to a drawing room of criminal activity. Reports note repeated hold ups near the rear alley and a notorious resort image tied to the Crnoua Klondike Rambling Sume. Receiver Heston, appointed after a debt vow, faces creditor disputes as plans unfold.
Doubles matches to be played on Duffys Court today with teams including McGulug and Hediled facing Conn and Melack. Pitt peers at Martin on duty while Tom Day and Jaton pale have shown form, with favorites listed yet wagers placed on the outcome amid uncertain conditions.
Fremdent arrived yesterday on the first official visit to the poise since the Stason trumpet. He is entirely recovered from the attack of grin which had him close at home during the first series.
At the stock farms breeders report on imports like Chena and della Frenet. Derby prospects include Jolie Str Walter and Passettan, with Gravenraad’s event and Belmont ties noted. Partridge and Canteen descendants praised, while Adam the French import may join Kentucky stud after Tom Welsh confirms plans. records cite Ormonde and Ben Mor lineage and recent stakes results.
New York clubs announce crews heading to Worcester for the annual Amateur Oursmen gathering. The program includes eight oared events, with potential national status if enough crews form and compete. Organizers warn a late start may push the race beyond regular schedules, prompting independent entries from East clubs.
Worcester, Mass June Frank Greer noted amateur rowing champion will not train with veteran oarsman for the upcoming regatta near Boston. After a prior clash with Amateur Rowing officials over the word amateur and its interpretation, Greer plans to train at his home on the Charles River while staying away from national camp duties.
Sir Huon wins the Queen City Handicap in a tight finish ahead of Dutch Barbara with nearly ten lengths to third. Naceda placed strongly driving Antab, as Cineinnoti and Fuse 15 trailed. crowd reported 10,000 watching. The 9 furlong race paid about 10.0M to the winner. start delayed ~4 minutes. Mine Adams led to the three-quarter pole before Dutch Barbara faltered at the eighth pole.
The article outlines an afternoon program for the Tat-Ine Morin races this month with four mile heats and three one time events. It notes horses must tool fit the padlock between heats and only short intervals are allowed between bell and start. Any horse failing to reach the wire in time will be excluded.
Boston reports Kid Wilson landing in Boston amid talk of clash with best lightweights. The English fighter, hailed as Old Albion’s premier lightweight, surveys venues and plans to prove his power. His record lists numerous knockouts and fights, with one noted defeat to Charlie Hickman. Wilson is expected to weigh about 320 pounds.
Eugene Deine, a leading New York chess figure and former New York State and Manhattan chess champion, clinched the Brooklyn Chess Club title with a near flawless score of 6 2 out of 8. He defeated Frank Lo Marshall, while Delmar’s sole loss came to A W Fox and he drew with C J Schweitzer. Fox could have tied with a win but drew after 64 moves.
The Intercollegiate Rowing Association announced June 23 drawings for the Crews. Courses moved to channel arcs to equalize shore advantages. Wisconsin freshmen to race in five event eight. Varsity fours feature Cornell Columbia Syracuse Pennsylvania Wisconsin. freshmen eights list Columbia Syracuse Cornell Pennsylvania Wisconsin.
Authorities condemn cane spreeing with a push to end such conduct. An intercollegiate effort in Yon with Stevens Corroll Privetnd and Columbia faced opposition from Prof Werbert Lord chairing the athletic committee which barred cane spreeing with other colleges due to hostility. Class contests will continue. Princeton faculty reportedly supports cane spreeing ban.
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