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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1902
Page
10
The Butte Electric and Power Co reserves the right to refuse connection if no inspection certificate is presented. Wiring must not commence until filed. The company will provide an inspector free of charge to ensure safe electrical work.
Trustees of Silver Bow County Montana School District No 1 invite bids for mason and related work to finish the schoolhouse basement and sub basement on ground bounded by Excelsior alley and Park alley. Bids due by 5 pm June 24 1902 with $500 certified check. bids may be rejected. Henry Mueller president and L Richards clerk attest.
Seattle defeated Butte 12 to 4 in a pitching duel as Hickey fanned 10 and Burns struggled. Butte rallied briefly in the sixth but Seattle widened the gap with a string of hits and errors, leaving Butte to chase the game into the late innings.
Butte failed to convert base runners as Hickey shut them down, striking out four. McIntyre led with four hits and a walk, while Kane MelIntyre fanned. Hurley shines in field and bat, but Seattle looms to claim first place, with a plaintive cowbell chorus echoing the day.
In Pittsburg on June 1 St Louis scored four runs in the third inning aided by two Pittsburg errors. O Neill's battery work stood out as the visitors pulled away while Pittsburg could muster only late hits. Attendance 2,90. Batteries Dannehill and Zimmer. M O Neill and J ONeill. Umpire Day.
In St Louis on June 1 the Phillies exploded for five runs in one seventh inning on four hits including a double aided by three St Louis errors. Hastings and Harper pitched in a low scoring duel aside from that frame with attendance around 1 100. Batter names included Harper Sugden Hastings and Powers. In Chicago on June 19 the Orioles rattled Callahan early, scoring all runs on one hit thru the ninth as Cronin Bresnahan and others settled in. Attendance 3 120.
In Cleveland on June 19 two sensational defensive grabs by Ryan in the eighth and ninth prevented fall of the game. The score line remains unclear with fractured text but highlights clutch plays by Ryan in late innings.
In Detroit on June 1st, Siever sparked Loston to a first inning lead they never lost. Attendance was 2,000. Final score 4 to 2 with Siever and Buelow behind the mound. Winters and Warner matched for OCCSE siwediave.
The record lists multiple games with scores between Milwaukee and Peoria Kansas City, Colorado Springs and Omaha, Denver and Des Moines. Readable fragments indicate a series of outcomes with unexpected away wins and close results across several venues.
Exhibition action features Butte and Seattle meeting in Anaconda. National League games see New York at Brooklyn and Philadelphia at Boston. St. Louis at Pittsburgh. American League matchups include Washington at Cleveland Baltimore at Chicago. Philadelphia at St. Louis and Boston at Detroit.
Special dispatch from Chicago reports Jimmy St Vrain’s future with Manager Selee hinges on Lundgren the Illinois pitcher. St Vrain’s wildness threatens his NL society status and a possible release could send him to Tacoma in the Northwest league. Lundgren won his first game today at Cincinnati.
Helena defeats Portland 5 to 8 in a fast infield contest marked by three Helena double plays and one Portland error. Hannivan belts his second homer of the season, while Engel limits the Senators to five hits as Schmeer, Shaffer, and Mahaffey star in the field for Helena.
First race at 2 15 p m opening day features lively music and street cars near the track while Columbia Guards cars transfer. Admission one dollar with loading free. Frank serves as secretary with Joseph A Murph as presiding judge and Ralph H Tozer as associate judge. Hugh I Wilson serves as president.
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