A Very One Sided Game
A very one sided game ends with the visitors scoring a couple of runs toward the close of the contest. The final score favors the visitors as the home team struggles to respond.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1903
Page
8
Hounds hold fickle day as courlers play horse with alleged wise ones
A chaotic scene unfolds as hounds roam freely while courlers engage in a game of horse with alleged wise ones present. Authorities monitor the activity, aiming to restore order and ensure safety for bystanders.
Tacoma Takes Both Games As Helena Drops Opener
Tacoma captured two tight games at the local grounds to sweep the series and drop Helena to last place. St Vrain pitched superbly in the opener, while Tacoma’s Little Fay received a standing ovation for a sensational catch. In the nightcap, St Vrain again shut down Helena with four hits as Tacoma earned a 2 to 1 victory led by timely hitting and flawless defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Tacoma
Senators
St. Vrain
Muller
Frary
Dunn
Putnamm
Thompson
Little Fay
Kelly
Fay
Flannery
Lynch
Rockenfield
von Byers
Sudhoff and Kahoe Engage in Drill at 260 AOF Town
Between Sudhoff and Townsend and the latter Jost through the poor Helding be hind him. Batteries-Sudhoff and Kahoe send and Drill. 260 AOF Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudhoff
Townsend
Helding
Bcore
le Vel Diego
Boston Triumphs Over Cleveland In Unsteady Showdown
In Canton on June 21 a crowd of six thousand watched a game moved from Cleveland. Cleveland struggled while Boston won easily. The report lists players such as Spoon Criger Walker Bernis and others amid a garbled box score and stray notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago Triumphs Over Philadelphia With Strong Batting
Chicago won easily as Plank was hit hard and capitalized on opponents mistakes. Flaherty nearly shut out the visitors but Tannehill’s fumble in the second allowed a run. Batteries Flaherty and McFarland opposed Plank and Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Plank
Flaherty
Tannehill
Philadelphia
McFarland
Powell
Pacific Coast League Score Report From Los Angeles
June 21 report from Los Angeles shows a score line with players Kostal Shea Corbett and Hurlburt noted in the box. The fragment lists battery combinations and batting figures as part of the league summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Butte and Portland Play Two Close Games On Friday And Saturday
In two games at the gardens the Portland squad struggled with Butte but showed promise yesterday afternoon. Dowling allowed a late rally in the eighth but Butte answered with six runs in both the second and third innings aided by errors and timely hits. Shaffer started the scoring in the second, La Roque hit a grand slam, and McKevitt added a two-base hit in the third. Portland managed early defense but Couldn’t stop the Butte offense as Dowling and Harmon worked the mound. Final lines show Butte advantage with late innings sealing a 6-6-3 score and a strong crowd observing the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake & Smith's
Blake, Tonkin & Smith's
Coursing Park
Centerville
Pat Freedom
Charming
Pat
Trump Brand
Tight Brush
Dorothy Belle
Kalispell
George H. MaccDougall
Hound
Charming Thought
Fekle
Grafton
Martin Brennan
Ben Corin
Charles Prince
Nichols
Lady Crawford
Hocking & Doherty
Scout
Rowe & Noalls
Quicksand
Blake & Smith
Knight & Kent
George HH
Macdougall
Gold Drop
Court Beauty
Rowe & Noells
Chilco
George H. MacDougall
Thomas Foley
Herd Laddie
Lady
Tom Spot
James Ayers
Confidence
Germany
Charles Moet
Charlie Prince
Lady Newark
Queen Moo
Llewellyn
the Seaut
Butte
Portland
Portlands
Dowling
Shaffer
Swindells
Fisher
McHale
Wilmot
McKevitt
la Roque
Shea
Jack Henry
AB. KH. PO
Stiga
Odenes la Rogue
Bhaffer
Cvenke
Csscien
A. KO PO
Dgngano
Icsst
Bradley
Hanley
Davis
Visher
Wes
Poaunn Buisi
Deisel
Meitaie
Wilmet
McGilligan
Dessel
la Rogue
Parrott
Harmon
Ward
McGillgan
Kaite
Mahaffey
San Francisco Beats Spokane In Ninth Inning Rally
In Spokane on June 11 the San Francisco team won a ragged but exciting game in the ninth. Spokane’s chances faltered by poor base running in the ninth and Pfeister’s nerves let Stovall close the game. Batteries Nicholis and Aalusky for Spokane, Pfeister, Stovall, and Zhearfoss for San Francisco. Beattie June 2 Maupin held Los Angeles, locals hit Thatcher and Johnson freely, attendance listed. Orton Bros. ad at 219 N Main, Butte selling planes and organs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
San Francisco
Indians
Pfeister
Stovall
Burns
Beere
Cavsee Iseer
Ukeiseetie Ae
Nicholis
End ‘Aalusky , Pfeister, Stovall and
Zhearfoss
Beattie
Maupin
Los Angelies
Thatcher
Johnson
Weights and Entries for Today's Races
The card lists weight and entry details for six races. First race half mile includes Touchstone Helgerson Virginia Boy and others. Weather is cloudy with a fast track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Touchstone
Helgerson
Virginia Boy
Atlantico
Gold Piece
Stumpy
Patsy Brown
Gus Heidorn
Darro
Lord Touchwood
Pirate
Mistress Joy
Shotgun
Hot
Jena
Barrica
Pyrrho
el Ghor
Hoodwink
Lucian Appleby
Schwalbe
Jiminez
McChesney
Llmarinen
Flying Ship
Santon
Lendin
Collonade
Epicure
Sylvia Talbot
Skillful
Dick Wells
L’etienne
Fleuron
Golden Rule
John Peters
Joe Martin
Garviar
Harry
the Forum
Mr. Dingle
Belle Mahone
Serge
Jake Greenburg
Alee
Prince Blazes
Adelanto
Batteries Keefe and Graham Cooper and Gordon
Sacramento sports column notes scores and results with brief mentions of the Batteries and teams led by Keefe Graham Cooper and Gordon in a fragmented June page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
R. H. E. Som
Cimioeg
Keefe and
Graham
Cooper and Gordon
Flannery Pays Fine to Play in Helena Baseball Return
Early Helena baseball season returns to action after Flannery protested umpire Cody’s decisions and faced fines. President Lucas upheld the penalties and 50 dollars reprimand, with Flannery resigning then rejoining Tacoma and settling a 40 dollar remittance to resume play in today’s game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Flannery
Cody
Butte
Lucas
Tacoma
Hayes Gets Worst Of The Decision In Dillon Bout
Ike Hayes a Butte heavyweights fighting Kid Lewis of Denver ended with Hayes losing the six round bout after rounds were cut short to save Lewis. The sheriff halted the match causing a rearranged card and Zeigler of Whitehall was referenced as a potential opponent for Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Dillon
Ike Hayes
Butte
Selway Park
Kid Lewis
Denver
Lewis
Hayes
Ray Zeigler
Whitehall
Deigler
Buckskin Jack
Rank King
Burns
Blurred San Francisco score report cites players and batteries
A garbled June report from San Francisco lists players including Hughes Boettiger and Leahy in a scorish lineup with unclear team names and results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Hughes and Boettiger
Whalan
Leahy
Milwaukee marksman wins central sharpshooters title
Joseph Schmidt of Milwaukee won leading honors at the Central Sharpshooters' Union of North America fourteenth biennial tournament ending in St. Louis. He claimed the King medal and first honors in the main target event, beating L. R. Odell of Cincinnati on a tie broken by center shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Joseph Schmidt
Milwaukee
Central Sharpshooters’ Union
Nort America
Schmidt
L. R. Odell
Cincinnati
Milwaukee Mean
Jones Ex-Pros Routed by Regulars 11 to 1 in Billings
Clifford Jones team of ex professionals lost decisively to the regulars with a score of 11 to 1. Harker started in the box for Jones but struggled with a bad arm while Corcoran pitched a phenomenal game for the regulars, supported by Platt at catcher and solid team defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Clifford Jones
Harker
Jones
Corcoran
Platt
Among the ball players in Butte and surrounding teams
Parrott made two running catches and showed strong fielding and hitting for Butte. Shaffer also made a fine running catch. McGilligan played a neat short. Quick reportedly refused Sunday pitching. Spokane seeks Portland removal from the league. Silver Bow Juniors beat Symmes Juniors 20 to 12. State Juniors over Originals 12 to 4. Sacred Heart altar boys over St Patrick altar 14 to 13. Old Glory Juniors beat La Platte streets 1 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Originals
Sacred Heart Altar Boys
St. Patrick Altar Boys
Old Glory
la Platte Streets
Hamilton Downs Missoula A C 10 to 5 in Aft. Game
In Hamilton this afternoon the Hamilton team beat the Missoula Athletic Club by 10 to 5. Seven unearned runs in the second inning due to Missoula errors decided the game. Dick pitched for Missoula and Keogh for Hamilton. Bitter Rooter fanned 11, while Missoula’s pitcher faltered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Hamilton
Missoula Athletic Club
Keogh
Belgrade rider wins 850 side race on Hoffman's track
In Bozeman on June 2 a running race was held on Hoffman's track between a horse owned by Jay White of Bozeman and a horse owned by D. Tate of Belgrade. Tate's horse won the 850 side contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Bozeman
Hoffman's Track
Jay White
D. Tate
Belgrade
Mr. Tate
Anaconda Rod and Gun Club Shoots Highlight James Drumgoole
Enthusiastic club members gathered at the race track yesterday afternoon for bird shoots. James Drumgoole led with a high percentage of 88. Nell scored 80, Norbeck 77, and Twohy 76 with other scores listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Rod and Gun Club
James Drumgoole
SS. H. H. Nell
F. (. Norbeck
D. D. Twohy
Titus Rowed Champion Oarsman Rejected by Henley Panel
New York report states that C. B. Titus, the American amateur rowing champion and Atalanta Boat Club member, has had his entry rejected by the American Henley committee in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C. 8
Titus
America
Philadelphia
Atalanta Boat Club
Tear Down Fences From Public Domain Proclamation
Portland Oregon June 21 Edward Dixon a special agent of the interior department tours Eastern Oregon warning cattlemen and others to tear down fences on government land He will supervise the removal of fences built on the public domain If refused civil and criminal proceedings will follow More than 4900 acres across Grant Sherman Lake Malheur Crook and Harney counties will be opened for entry for the government action Farmers have fenced whole townships using them as private ranges The district attorneys will be notified and enforcement steps will be taken
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Edward Dixon
Interior Department
Oregon
Dixon
Dizon
Grant
Sherman
Lake
Malheur
Crook
Harney
Walcott and Johnson in Helena Ahead of Thursday Fight
Joe Walcott and Jack Johnson visited Helena as Walcott gears to referee the Lawson Martini bout next Thursday with Johnson as timekeeper. They watched local training and predicted an eventful bout. Walcott plans a July 4 bout in Butte with Mose La Fontaine while Johnson seeks a match. Johnson, from Texas, drew with Denver Ed Martin and sparred with Walcott in Portland before returning for the Central Park card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Joe Walcott
Jack Johnson
Walcott
Johnson
Mose la Fontise
Butte
Texas
Denver
Ed Martin
Gus Huhlin
Hutte
Central Park
Portland
Peter Jackson
Aurelio Herrera
Biddy Bishop
Buttre
Salt Lake City
Jack Downing
Abe Attell
Bishop
Herera
de Coursey
Diplomatic Flurry Over Hungarian Cabinet Crisis
The Times Vienna correspondent reports Count Hedervary traveling to Budapest from Croatia to seek a compromise among Hungarian party leaders. A crown council on Sunday morning entrusted him with the mission to form a new cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Times
Vienna
Hedervary
Croatia
Budapest
Flannery Pays Fifty To Play For Tacoma Team
Helena June 21 Jack Flannery former Helena club manager was forced to pay $50 to play in today’s Tacoma game. He paid and appeared on the court. The dispute with the league executive and the umpire centers on his participation and employment terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Jack Flannery
Tacoma
Flannery
Louis Cleans Sweep in Washington Series
In St Louis on June 21 Louis dominated Washington to finish the series, a pitchers duel highlighted the game as both starters held the others at bay and the outcome favored the home team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Sam Vernon Steele Dies In Chicago At World’s Fair Link
Sam Vernon Steele a renowned Chicago dramatic and musical critic died of bronchitis in Chicago. The illness began during the world’s fair where he served as second in command in the bureau of publicity and promotion. After the exposition he worked as an editorial writer for the Chronicle until health forced retirement months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sam Vernon Steele
Steele
Bureau of Publicity and Promotion
Chronicle
Lee Adames Billings wedding at colored Methodist church
Charles Lee and Miss Eliza Adams were married this evening at the colored Methodist Episcopal church in Billings. Rev. Ben McCully officiated. Both groom and bride are well known residents of Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Billings
Colored Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Lee
Eliza Adams
Ben McCully
Boxing Promoters Reschedule Three July Contests in Butte
The Butte boxing clubs will stage one bout on July 4 and move other scheduled matches to alternate dates. Walcott vs La Fontise shifts to July 8 at Broadway Theater, Ryan vs Willie to June 30 at Broadway Theater, and Gans vs Buddy King to July 4 at the old baseball park, with changes to seating and ring layout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Joe Walcott
Mose la Foutise
Tommy Ryan
John Wilde
Joe Gans
Buddy King
Montana Athletic Club
Billy Nolan
Montana Club
Walcott
la Fontise
Valette
la Fondlse
Broadway
Nolan
James Murphy
Abe Cohen
Broadway Athletic
Silver Bow Athletic
Murphy
Cohen
Broadway Athletic Club
John Wlrte
Holland Street
Ryan
Willie
Silver Hen Athletic Club
Butte Sporting Association
Gans
al Herford
Chicago
Windy City
Three Prisoners Arrive in Goolland Under Guard
Chauncey Dewey W J McBride and Clyde Wilson arrived from S J Francis under militia guard after riding the entire distance. Lucas, Shawnee County sheriff, departed tonight with the prisoners for Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goolland
Kan
Chauncey Dewey
W. J. McBride
Clyde Wilson
S J. Francis
Lucas
Shawnee County
Topeka
Bodies Found North of Heppner Near River
In Heppner Oregon on June 4 the bodies of Joan J Ayres and W A Fisher were discovered today five miles below town. Police say the discovery is being investigated as a possible drowning or accident with no immediate evidence of foul play. Local authorities are withholding further details pending autopsies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heppner, Ore
Joan J. Ayres
W. A. Fisher
Town
Hidden gaze disrupts a quiet encounter
Between the acts a man and woman slip away unseen. His face flickers with a smile when they part, then he whispers that no one will know. She replies that the remark is foolish yet admits that every glance from him steals her breath away.
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