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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1902
Page
10
Notice from Putte Electric and Power Co that it reserves right to refuse to cabinet any lights without an inspection certificate with application. Company requests notification when wiring commences and offers free inspection services to ensure public safety against inferior wiring.
Trustees of School District No 1 Silver Bow Montana invite bids for mason and related work to finish basement and sub basement of a schoolhouse on ground bounded by Excelsior alley and Park alley. Plans available at clerk’s office. Bids due 5 pm June 24 1902 with $500 certified check. Board may reject any bids. Henry Muflaser president. Attest L Richards clerk.
Buttes win second game of series with Seattle to pull even atop the standings. MclIntyre at short and Marshall strong in field highlight the contest as Roach and Harmon pitched, with Butte offense exploding in the fourth and eighth innings to seal a 9 likely score. Attendance low. weather cold. Colgan notes.
McIntyre starred with five key plays as Seattle edged Butte 4 3 amid strong defense by Roach. Stovall drew boos from locals while Harmon homered. Manager Duedale plans to protest Roach’s illegal delivery. OConnell withdraws as Pacific Northwest umpire. Borchers arrived seeking more games, unlikely before season end.
Cincinnati loses to Chicago 1 0 in a game highlighted by winning pitching from Phillips and Taylor. An error aided Chicago’s score as attendance reached about 60. Umpires Brown and Power officiated this interleague matchup.
Sparks faltered in the first and sixth innings leading to a defeat for the day’s game. Eason was steady aside from New York’s second inning rally. Kittridge hit a first inning homer as a feature. attendance 60. Batteries Eason and Kittridge for New York. Sparks and Bowerman for Boston. Umpire Cantillon.
Detroit game notes Mullen limits Washington to scattered hits and Delehanty walk led to Washingtons lone run. Boston beat Cleveland 4 0 with Collins homer two singles and two Buckling errors. St Louis Burkett homer early caps Browns victory. Chicago Philadelphia game postponed by rain. Attendance figures listed for Detroit Boston St Louis games.
In Denver Des Moines defeated Denver 18 to 3 as Milwaukee Saint Joseph Milwaukee game postponed due to wet grounds.
Spokane defeats Tacoma 9 to 8 in a fast eight inning contest. Kostal pitched well for Spokane with strong control and key strikeouts, as the defense handled flies and routine plays. Tacoma starter McCarthy struggled in the fourth inning before Starkells relieved him, while Tacoman fielding errors and Cunningham’s calls aided Spokane’s win.
Pacific Northwest League teams Seattle at Butte Portland at Helena Tacoma at Spokane. National League matchups New York at Boston Brooklyn at Philadelphia Chicago at Cincinnati St. Louis at Pittsburgh. American League Cleveland at Boston Washington at Detroit Baltimore at St. Louis Philadelphia at Chicago.
Terry McGovern, famed featherweight contender, broke his collar bone in a collision while playing baseball at College Point, Long Island. He was taken home to South Brooklyn and warned to rest for several weeks before his September title defense versus Young Corbett.
Adah Castello, about 20, killed herself by gas in a Eddy street lodging room. Her body was found this morning. note to Corporal George Brown at the Presidio and a letter to her mother in Medford were in her trunk. The mother had traveled from Medford seeking help.
E G Rathbone former director of posts who faced a 10 year sentence and a $35000 fine for post office fraud left Havana on the Niagara for New York today. He was freed under the general amnesty law and was escorted to the steamer by several prominent Cuban and Spanish figures.
Helena wins 6 to 5 in ten innings as Shaffer delivers a bases loaded single off Engel with Schmeer scoring on the play. Wiggs allows five hits while Helena raps ten, with key runs in the second third and seventh. Portland fights back in the ninth and tenth but Helena holds on for the win.
Special Correspondence of the Standard reports Clifford confident of a second clash with Jack Wade. Clifford leaves for Butte to complete arrangements for the July 2 bout in Helena.
The Sprint Stakes runoff features the speediest West horses over three and a half furlongs with the first race at 2 15 p m Admission costs one dollar with ladies free Street car routes to the track and Columbia Garden transfers Hugh I Wilson presiding Odds include Louw Frank secretary Joseph A Murphy presiding judge Ralph H Tozer associate judge
Welterweights Mose Lafeontise and Jerry McCarty meet on July 3 at the Family Theater in Butte for a 10 round championship bout in Montana.
Clifford explains training in Helena to acclimate and win faster than before. He says Wade is a good opponent but he holds the punch to finish the fight, and he would meet any Montana boxer in his class after defeating Wade. He has been playing baseball this spring and is in good shape for fighting.
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