Pete Dominates Tacomas in First Season Meeting
Pete Rivera led Butte as he mowed down the Tacomas for a season opening win. Three scorers joined him in double figures as Butte secured the early edge in the matchup.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1903
Page
10
Butte Triumphs Over Tacoma In Series Finale
Dowling pitched superbly for the Buttes allowing eight hits while striking out six. Lawler stole bases and led Tacoma with a first inning run, but Butte exploded for six runs in the fourth and added two more in the seventh to seal the win. McGilligan Ward La Roque and McHale starred in defense and offense for Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Dowling
Blewett
Tacoma
Buttes
Butte
St. Vrain
Smith
la Roque
Ward
McGilligan
Shaffer
McHale
McKevitt
Dowling
Lawler
Swindells
Byers
Fay
AE Lawler
Lynch
Kenteld
WorsRinesn
Tacoma Sacerenans
Hale Laroque
McKibben
Mahaffey
Grim's Bunch Tops Senators 12 to 3 in Helena
Grim's squad played strong defense and hard hitting to beat the Senators 12 to 3 in Helena. Putnam faced criticism from some fans as Portland’s Fisher and Carisch led the offense with a double, two singles and a lengthy triple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Grim
Senators
Putmann
Parrott
Howlett
Harmon
Hanley
Dunn
Little Ira
Portland
Fisher
Carisch
Colgan
Helena Beats Portland In Low-Scoring Baseball Game
Helena defeats Portland 8 to 1 as Carl Donohue and Carlson lead with three base hits apiece. Donohue drives in two runs while Parrott, Fisher and Davis add RBI. Portland errors and strong defense by Helena secure the win in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AB. R. H. PO. Ale
Donohue
Deisel
Parrott
If. Braney
Rf Hanley
Ef. Davis
Uc Aetea Teuresanieer
Els
Bo Putmann
Coscsnvacsodase
Helena Wioceses
Portland
Clark
Bradley
Fisher
Dunn
Putmann
Quick
Doube
Donahue
Davis
Darish
Carlson Donohue
Uick
Helena
Organ
Spokane Beats San Francisco By Steady Ball Play
Spokane won today by steady ball play against San Francisco. Glendon refused to pitch after the third inning due to weak support. Borchers replaced him as San Francisco showed rowdyism. Batteries were Slagle and Hanson for Spokane with Grendon Borchers and Zearfoss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
San Francisco
Glendon
Borchers
R. H
Husset Avessevicelssie Ee
Slagle
Hanson
Grendon
Zearfoss
National League Scores Mixed in Busy June 18 Card
Philadelphia hosts Cincinnati as weak fielding and shaky pitching lead to an easy Cincinnati victory. In New York Mathewson’s wild fifth inning fuels a defeat for the home club. Boston tumbles as Pittsburg seizes control in the fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Cminoe
Crosecs Vsseried Slideretwcession
Kittridge
Duggleby
Roth
Hahn and
Bergen
Boston
Malarkey
Beaumont
Clarke
Wagner
Pittsburg
Bostow
Cleveland Wins On Bold Running And Timely Hit
Cleveland breaks through in the eighth as Flick executes daring base running and Bay delivers a clutch single racing home for the decisive run. Final line shows a tense late inning with pitchers Bernhard Abbott against Weddduah Cryer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Flick
Bay
Weddduah
Scoodbeen
Heésandeckined Dhesen i
Bernhard
Abbott
Winters
Cryer
Among the Ball Players in Pacific Coast Circuit
Butte closes in on first as Los Angeles stumbles. Tacoma pitchers dominate one inning with two-hit burst. Portland releases Wallace and Painter while Bradley signs from Walla Walla. President Lucas denies league changes. Salt Lake and Ogden not joining this season. Pacific National League directors meet June 26 in Tacoma. Spokane signs Hanson, Los Angeles dumps him. Inland Empire league ends with Pendleton in first and Colfax last, flooding the market with players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Los Angeles
Tacoma
Portland
Wallace
Painter
Bradley
Walla Walla
Lucas
Salt Lake
Ogden
Spokane
Hanson
Inland Empire League
Pendleton
Dayton
Colfax
Death of Brooklyn Jockey Club secretary Hugh D MacIntyre
Hugh D MacIntyre secretary of the Brooklyn Jockey Club died at his home in Brooklyn June 18. He served the organization for years and was known in racing circles. Funeral arrangements were not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hugh D. MacIntyre
Brooklyn Jockey Gan
Brooklyn
Joy
Racecourse winners tallied across Chicago and St. Louis card
Chicago racing on June 18 reported six races with winners Eugenie bh Glassful McChesney Monarka Glisten Modicum and others. St Louis at Fair Grounds listed six races with Cardwelton Anne Davis Oudenarde Kafkir Kittle Cut-a-Dash Jake Weber and more. times cited for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Prince Richard
Kittle Cut-a-Dash
Kitty G
Dr. Clarke
Tigne
Jake Weber
Sweet Dream
My Cheer
Races and Weights For Today's Meeting
Weights and entries listed for six races. First race mile selling with top weights Shogun 109 Safeguard 108 Galba 106 Our Bessie 104 Alfie 104 Dr Worth TL 102 Olentz 11 My Surprise 14 Orsina 100 Zepho 99 Discord 90 Sarah Maxim 98 Miss Manners 9 percent Animals 102 Sherry 94. Second race three quarters mile with entries Toad 110 Joe Martin 109 Federal 105 Miracle II 104 Burnie Bunton 14 Nellie Waddell 104 Mayor Johnson 104 Muresca 14 Emma A M 102 Sylvia Talbot 101. Third race mile and one eighth handicap Six Shooter 115 Hargis 113 John McGurk 103 Dr Stephens 89 Thane 97 Major Tenny Hil dreth entry 92. Fourth race steeplechase 6 Crest 169 and Ceylon Hildreth entry 130 Golden Link 146 Beana 137 Hand Wise 130 Itacatiara 125. Fifth race four and one half furlongs purse Sanctum 108 Foresight 105 Pat Hammon 105 Beneficient 105 Commodore 102 Magegle Lieber 102 Susie Christian 101 Katie Powers 99 Touchstone 94 Riceful 4. Sixth race mile and one sixteenth selling Cogswell 108 The Bobby 107 Felix Bard 107 Omdurman 106 Alfred C 106 Red Tip 195 Best Man 1% Alec 102 Major Dixon 102 Prince Blazes 102 Bonnie Lissak 102 Goldagu 101 Annie Thompson 190 Gracious 100 Blue Mint 99 Montana Peeress 96 Weather clear track fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shogun
Safeguard
Galba
Our Bessie
Alfie
Dr. Worth TL
Mr. Dingle
Olentz
My Surprise
Orsina
Zepho
Discord
Sarah Maxim
Miss Manners
Animals
Sherry
Toad
Joe Martin
Federal
Miracle II
Burnie ‘Bunton
Nellie Waddell
Mayor Johnson
Muresca
Emma A. M
Sylvia Talbot
Six Shooter
Hargis
John McGurk
Dr. Stephens
Thane
Major Tenny
Hildreth
Crest
Ceylon
Golden Link
Beana
Hand Wise
Itacatiara
Sanctum
Foresight
Pat Hammon
Beneficient
Commodore
Goldagu
Annie Thompson
Gracious
Blue Mint
Montana Peeress
Royalty Attends Ascot Races in Semi State
London June 18 King Edward Queen Alexandra and the royal family traveled from Windsor Castle to Ascot in semi state with postilions and outriders in scarlet and gold. The ladies day drew a large crowd and their majesties received an enthusiastic reception. The Gold Cup went to Maximum with Rising Glass second and Elba third. Archibald McIntyre rode the winner. Maher rode a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Windsor Castle
Ascot
Haggin Yearlings Bring Strong Prices at New York Sale
Good prices ruled at the Haggin sale of yearlings in New York. Buyer J. K. Kneale paid 15000 for a colt by Golden Garter Pearl and 13000 for a chestnut colt by Watercress Rosette. Other top entries included 10000 to Kneale for a St Gallen Or ta win filly, 1000 for a Sir Modred Passal filly, 1100 for a Golden Garter Pink Cottage filly, 2000 for Star Ruby Plaisance colt, 1000 for Watercress Red Rose filly, and 5000 for a Watercress Sabrina filly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. K. Kneale
Imp
Golden Garter
Mrs. Edwards Sets New State Bowling Record for Women
Billings report announces Mrs. Percy Edwards niece of Governor Toole setting Montana state bowling record with a 223 game. She bested a 218 held by a Butte woman, aided by six strikes and four spares in a victory over J. S. Sherman and Paul McCormick Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Billings
Percy Edwards
Toole
Butte
Edwards
J. 5. Sherman
Paul McCormick, Jr
Jockey Coburn Banned From Track for Weight and Conduct
Chicago June 18 Jockey Coburn had his badge taken up and was expelled from the track with orders to never seek admission again. Failure to keep engagements and to make weight, due to alleged dissipation, led to the exclusion of the once popular rider under contract with George C Bennett at 8000 dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Coburn
George C. Bennett
Kalispell race set for June 30
Kalispell June 18 A race has been arranged for June 30 to be held at the local track with contestants from area clubs expected to compete and officials outlining safety and entry rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Kalisp
Races Planned at Kalispell Fair Grounds
The event north of Kalispell will feature a race between a horse owned by Andrew Stinger and one owned by Ben Cramer from the Flathead Indian Reservation. A $600 purse is arranged for the competition and both horses are currently in training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Kalispell
Andrew Stinger
Ben Cramer
Flathead
Butte Buys Leavenworth Catcher Jack Henry
Kansas City report says Catcher Jack Henry of Leavenworth Kan has been sold to the Butte Mont team for 200 dollars. Henry, in his first pro season, previously played amateur ball in Omaha and impressed Walter Wilmot of Minneapolis, leading to the purchase and departure for Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Jack Henry
Leavenworth
Kan
Butte, Mont
Henry
Rourke
Omaha
Walter Wilmot
Minneapolis
Millers
Butte
Harvard Triumphs Over Yale on Soldiers Field in Big Crowd
Cambridge June 18 Harvard defeated Yale on Soldiers Field before about 10 000 spectators. The game featured brilliant plays and ended with a final score line not clear in the text. Harvard pitcher Clarkson and Kernan and Yale’s Bow man, Patton, Cole and Winslow contributed to the matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Yale
Soldiers Field
R.h.eftapeore
Clarkson
Kernan
Bowman
Patton
Cole
Winslow
Star West defeats Fla vonias at Star West grounds
The Star West team beat the Fla vonias yesterday at Star West grounds by 13 to 3. Batteries credited to Star West players McManus and Bette. Fra-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star West
Flavonias
Batteries
McManus
Bette
Home Run Trio Sparkled in Gaine Victory
Vonia, Hughes and McDonald starred as Tom Dooley Settle and Ferguson hit home runs fueling a high scoring gaine win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonia
Hughes
McDonald
Tom Dooley
Settle
Ferguson
Two Shooting Tournaments Open to World in Mississippi River Town
The fourth annual Central Marksmen’s Union tournament begins at Bobringville range with about 20 sharpshooters from Chicago Milwaukee Boston and other cities. Harry Folk of Chicopee Falls Mass the reigning champion competes as $500 in prizes are offered across seven events including world open and member only contests. The event runs Friday and Saturday followed by a union meeting Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Central Marksmen's Union
Bobringville
Chicago
Milwaukee
Boston
Harry Folk
Chicopee Falls
Mass
Garrett Wins Grand Western Handicap Shooting Title
Denver reports the grand western handicap shooting tournament ends with J. W. Garrett of Colorado Springs taking first place and a score of 94. Tolman places second with 93, Miller third with 89, and Hirschey Plank and Plummer tied for fourth at 88. F. Miller of Berlin Neb. tops the birds events with 95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
J. W. Garrett
Colorado Springs
Tolman
Miller
Hirschey
Plank
Plummer
F. Miller
Berwin
Neb
Pope Leo Quite Well Despite Alarmist Reports
Rome June 18 Dr Lapponi tells Stampa the pope is wonderfully well for a man of ninety and will attend Monday’s consistory. He notes the Belgrade tragedies impressed the pontiff and that private audiences were held with two Philippine bishops and Archbishop Guidi, praising their work for peace and church ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Lapponi
Belgrade
F. Z. Rooker
Karo
Philippine Islands
J. J. Dougherty
Neuvo Zegovie
Philippines
Guidi
Court martial ordered for Lt Foley in pay embezzlement case
Manila June 18 a court martial is ordered for First Lieutenant Hamilton Foley Fifth Cavalry on charges including embezzling soldiers pay irregularities in pay accounts and deceiving superiors He was aboard the transport Thomas bound for home when detained by order of Major General ay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Hamilton Foley
Fifth Cavalry
Thomas
Window Display of Rockers
Solid oak rockers with upholstered seats offered at 7.50 and 8.50 regular prices. Quarter sawed and extra large quartered oak rockers feature polished cushions and cushions with higher backs priced up to 89.00. Display notes describe overstuffed and cushioned seats for various styles and sizes.
BES POMMIDS 100: ete vlc sarteous al ce
fragmented catalog note lists prices and items like inlaid and regular versions of unspecified products, including mentions of $1.50 $1.10 and $1.75 with scattered OCR errors and partial terms for beadwork or related goods.
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