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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1905
Page
22
In a busy day of baseball, Boise defeats Spokane to extend its win streak to five. Detroit tops Boston after a late surge, with Donovan dominant early and a contentious finish amid umpire disputes. Attendance numbers cited for both games reflect strong local interest.
Philadelphia report notes St Louis and the home club tied on hits but the locals gathered timely hits to win. Attendance 910. The game featured Batteries Glade and Sugden. Plank and Schreck mentioned in the closing notes.
In New York on June 17 Chicago built a winning early inning by hitting Hogg to good purpose while the home team could not overtake. Attendance listed as 10:00 with Crug as solicitor and a lineup featuring Owen Sullivan Hogg Griffith Kleinow.
National League game in Cincinnati seen Willis keep the Reds in check until the seventh when two walks two stolen bases and two singles produced three runs and the lead. Attendance 4500. Final 5 to 1. Batteries Walker and Schlei Willis Needham. Umpire Ernstie.
In St. Louis on June 17 Christie Mathewson pitched six innings to keep the visitors safe, then Wille Wiltse finished strong. Attendance was 6 800 as McFarland Zearfoss Mathewson Wiltse Bowerman bolstered the batteries with Klem and Johnstone as umpires.
In the ninth inning Clark hit a twobagger to score Ritchey and tie the game with two outs. In the tenth Leach hit a three bagger and Walker’s long fly secured the victory as 89 percent attendance watched. Pottery-Philippi and others listed with umpires noted.
Boise defeated Spokane 8 to 6 as Spokane fielded a weakened lineup after Lewis and Martinke left for the Northwest league. Steltz pitched well and Boise benefited from Spokane errors and clustered hits. Batteries Steltz Hanson Gilpatrick Stanley. Umpire MacRae.
Ogden turned the tables on Salt Lake by a 10 to 0 victory. Salt Lake miscued in the first inning allowing five runs. Pitching was fair on both sides. Toser received poor support. Batteries Hoon and Hansen for Ogden. Toser and Leahy for Salt Lake. Umpire Perrine.
At the Polo Grounds in New York on June 17 Yale defeated Princeton 8 to 5 to claim the baseball championship in the deciding third game watched by seventeen thousand fans.
Short Hills report: Mrs Charles T. Stout formerly Genevieve Hecker and two time metropolitan national golf champion defeated Miss Gertrude Travers of Nassau Club Glencove Long Island by 3 up and 1 to play on the Ballastol links.
The Jewish ladies host a card party Tuesday night at 8 o clock sharp with refreshments in the temple vestry rooms all are invited. Read the classified columns for deal opportunities and potential gains.
Helena defeated Butte 12 to 4 in a raw cold June 17 game. King pitched well for Helena while Egan starred at short. Butte started strong but Helena broke through with four runs in the fourth inning and capitalized on errors.
James R. Keene’s Sysonby with Nicoll aboard captured the $20,000 Tidal Stakes at Sheepshead Bay in a 2:05 full mile and a quarter record. Agile finished second with Cairngorm third as 25,000 spectators watched in fine weather. The stake distribution awarded $15,000 to the winner, $8,500 to the runner up and $1,500 to third.
Deputy Sheriff Campbell arrested George Erlich on a charge of violating the anti betting law after the sixth race at Delmar. The arrest followed three wagers with Erlich or his representative. Bond set at 1000 dollars for court next Tuesday. Races results listed from first to sixth with winners and times.
In San Francisco on June 17 the home club defeated Portland. Cates was hit hard for nine, aided by fielding errors from Cates and McCree which produced five runs. Portland scored once in the second inning but could not capitalize on three hits allowed by Henley for the rest of the game. Batteries Cates McLean Henley Sheampire Davis.
With the score tied 1 1 after seven, Oakland executed four straight two baggers in the first half of the ninth to plate three runs and win. Baum and Spies formed the battery for Oakland while Schmidt and Lohman toed the line for Los Angeles. Umpire Bray presided.
Seattle won from Tacoma today by fast play and errorless defense. The Tigers showed their usual form but lacked the Siwashes snap and go. Batteries Roach and Dashwood, Fitzpatrick and Graham contributed in a low scoring clash with Monette credited for strong work.
New York on June 17 reports F. B. Alexander former Princeton intercollegiate champion won the Metropolitan championship in singles. He defeated Ross Burchard in the final, dropping only two games in the three-set match.
Thirteen yachts start in heavy rain and light wind from Dover for Emperor William's cup. American yachts Atlantic and Apache and British Valhalla race for a special cup in fog. Hildegarde Fleur-de-Lys Lethe Moonstone crossed wrong line and rejoined. Moonstone did not restart. Apache returned to Dover. Race expected to take about 50 hours.
John D. Ryan elected president of Anaconda Copper Mining Company at May annual meeting. H. H. Rogers named vice president, C. F. Kelley secretary, A. H. Melin assistant secretary. Ryan remains managing director of Amalgamated subsidiary firms. John F. Sullivan dies at 42. funeral set for tomorrow at 2 PM from 609 North Wyoming Street.
The Silver Bow County Bar association will hold its regular quarterly meeting in Department II courtroom at the courthouse on Tuesday evening June 20 at 8 o clock. Hon John B Clayburg of Helena and Lewis J Duncan of Butte are invited to address. Members and their families and friends are invited. F T McBride President Co M Parr Chairman Executive Committee
Princess Margaret of Connaught, already fluent in German Italian and French, is now studying Swedish in preparation for her anticipated marriage to the crown prince of Sweden this fall.
In Seattle on June 17 the day’s results list eight races. Winners include Billy Taylor in six furlongs, Dolly Welthoff in six furlongs, Glen Brier in seven furlongs, Tenordale in four and a half, Gloomy Gus in a mile and a quarter, Queen Cup in four furlongs, Expe dient in mile and a half, and Montana Peeress in one mile.
This afternoon's game at Columbia Gardens pits the Symons hall club against the defending Boucher team for the gate receipts prize. Symons seeks its first defeat after beating two strong nines, with lineups led by Holmes Kalacky Lowry Sampson Bretherton and Sunberg versus Skelly Freeman Morrison Royce Hauswirth Sampson Rumsey and Jones. Umpire Frank Smalley will call the game at 2 o'clock.
Edmundson of the University of Idaho set a Northwest record with a half mile in 2 00 1 6 at the intercollegiate meet in Lewis stadium. Gates of Pacific and Matthews of Idaho battled in the two mile, with Gates winning in a dramatic finish. Oregon Agricultural College led with 60 points. Idaho 20. Oregon 16. Columbia Portland 12. Pacific Forest Grove 8. Whitman 4.
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