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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1907
Page
12
The Miners swept a doubleheader from the Hard Hitters, led by Iriby and Smith who starred in the field and at bat. Hoon and Garvin pitched superbly, limiting Tacoma to four and five hits respectively. Butte wins the series four games to two as Donovan, Bell, Irby, and Cartwright delivered solid plays at key moments.
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Spokane beat Vancouver in both games today on June 6. Strong batting and solid defense powered the locals to victories, with Franklin Dunn and Spencer handling Vancouver in the first game and Nelson Chevalier Water Spencer and Reniker Watson Swindells in the second.
Brooklyn overwhelmed Chicago with strong punching in the fourth and fifth innings as Durbin struggled with control. The visitors outplayed the locals from start to finish and secured a straightforward win. Batteries Taylor, Durbin, Kling and Kahoe. Bell and Ritter.
Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 5 to 0 as the locals pushed across both runs with two outs in the seventh. Bransfield of Philadelphia suffered a knee injury and was placed in a plaster cast, sidelining him for weeks. Batteries Ewing and Butler for Cincinnati opposed Pittinger and Dooin.
At St Louis on June 16 Boston defeated St Louis without scoring. Dorner and Karger pitched well for Boston as they bunched hits. Batteries: Karger and Marshall for Boston, Dorner and Brown for St Louis. Score line unavailable due to garbled text.
The local auto races drew 3,000 spectators as Montana bred drivers won over visiting professionals. Largey balked at race start. Beck set a new best mile time on the Butte track. crowds anticipate Largey Sachs and Scanland entries to compete today with a schedule including time trials and several five mile events.
Representative Mc Manus and Detective McGarvey clash over Raphael and Barnfold in a half mile two out of three heats. Barnfold wins heat one in 2 11 and heat two in 2 13 driven by Threlkeld with Carr handling ribbons over Raphael. Next race set for June 30 at Daly track for $250 a side.
The Connell team beat the courthouse bunch 7 to 6 in a fine game with even honors. Russ Hall is seeking first-class players at wages above clerks union scale. Other games: Summits defeated St Marys 2 to 0. Main Street Juniors beat St Marys 9 to unknown. Batteries listed for each game.
North Main street team the Fire Bugs edged Dublin Gulch 5 to 3 in a fast game on the flat near Englewood junction yesterday. Tug Lynch starred with running catches while a keg of local beer served as the prize, a gallon to each home reacher.
In Portland on June 16 Portland swept the weekly series against Los Angeles. Game one featured a pitchers duel with Burns defeating Groom as Los Angeles produced no runs or hits. Game two saw Hartman debut for the Cal ifornian with ragged support as Portland won behind McCredie.
The Granite Street Stars defeated the Butte Stars by 10 to 9 in a close game. Clutch long flies by Fadden highlighted Granite Street Stars' win while batteries were Big Oliver and Fat Kelly for Butte and Little Oliver and Bob Kelly for Granite.
Jacks did not arrive from California causing the park coursing to be postponed yesterday afternoon. Local enthusiasts planned to enter their dogs to prepare for summer events including puppy stakes. The series resumes next Sunday with the expectation of lively competition and evaluation of speed and cleverness in the young dogs.
The Speculator team, a new amateur aggregation, defeated the Willey team of South Butte 14 to 11 on the old grounds near the race track. Reported as ragged by an attendee, the game featured an offensive barrage with strong hitting and erratic batting, drawing a large, enthusiastic crowd.
Baseball notes describe a cold cloudy day as Butte hosts Seattle in a six game set with Aberdeen at Spokane and Vancouver at Tacoma. Hoon retired the visitors in the seventh inning of the first game on three balls. Cartwright struck out three times and drew a base on balls. Howlett to umpire the Butte Seattle clash and is noted as fair yet prone to occasional mistakes. Indications Russ Hall may soon have a winning team.
The California wheat starch factory near Stockton was totally destroyed by a daytime fire. Built about three years ago at a cost of $85,000, the plant could not be saved. No injuries reported. Local fire crews battled the blaze.
At the interstate fairgrounds in Bozeman on June 16 two baseball games were played. A Chestnut boys' team defeated Bozeman boys 5 to 1. The barber and butcher teams completed their delayed game with the barbers leading 23 to 17 in the eighth inning, proceeds benefiting the city park fund.
Broadway Juniors defeated Centerville 8 to 7 in a closely played game at Second Street ground. Battery for Broadway was Jackson and Rohan, while Burke and Irwin starred for Centerville. Broadway plans next games against the YMCA team of Butte and against Boulder Juniors or other 17 and under teams statewide.
Rome reports Italy paid $90,000 for a Greek statue found at Porto d Anzio after a storm exposed it. The three to four century BC piece, possibly a Grecian priestess, is mutilated with a broken right arm and a left hand holding a disc with an olive crown. Experts debate its school and meaning.
Salt Lake June 16. H. A. Mainquist, former horseman, died here today after taking morphine in a personal crisis inside a tent. Poverty led to his despondency. He originally hailed from Red Oak Iowa.
The Ryan and Newton team defeated the Parrots 8 to 3 at the gardens in a well played game with McConnell holding the fort in the fifth inning. The clubs lineups feature Dolson Murray Haffer Howell Frink Wilson Coppa McConnell James for Ryan and Newton against E Evans Pokey Nippa Frowen Nippa Edwards Jones Bentley Bills Wear. The next game is scheduled for Livingston on June 23.
Plains defeated the Red Men of Missoula 5 to 3 on the local grounds. Missoula scored all runs in the eighth inning with three tallies and had no earned runs in the game. Plains has not lost a game this season. The visitors returned home this evening.
Paris June 16 Edmunde de Roths San Souci III won the Grand Prix de Paris in favorable conditions. A brilliant crowd attended the race at the course including the king and queen of Denmark President Fallieres and numerous diplomats and society figures.
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