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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
10
A brief reflection extols tea as costing little in money and effort yet supplying substantial benefit if given a chance. It emphasizes simplicity and efficiency, suggesting modest rituals can yield meaningful returns.
In Portland on June 21 Schlafer, Portland second baseman, completed an unassisted triple play in the first inning against Seattle as Hall and Walters ran bases. The play followed a routine effort on a low hit by Kemmer, with Schlattey fielding at second to retire Hall and then tagging Walters before he could return.
Huss and Wigel in Old Scout reach Portland after a 4000 mile cross country run. The pair, tired yet smiling, meet local supporters as they finish the perilous journey to attend the Good Roads convention in Portland. The race against Old Steady and Megargle sparked hopes for highway improvements nationwide.
Auto racing news spotlights Louis Chevrolet and Barney Oldfield as top contenders for a $2,000 purse at Empire City New York. Webb Jay looms as a potential champion, Eddie Bald pursues prominence, and new race venues from Readville to Pike's Peak fuel the season’s hype.
In San Francisco on June 2 Whalen held Los Angeles scoreless for five innings with only two hits allowed after that. Batterson Daum and Spies provided the main offense for the home team as Wilson and others contributed. Umpire Davis officiated the game.
Preparations for the 20 round Herrera-Neary title fight in Butte proceed with Herrera leaving for training in Boulder with Maurice Thompson. He is reported in good condition to make 180 pounds, avoiding earlier worries. Charlie Ponent from Milwaukee arrives in Butte to begin workouts at Pete Teague's gym.
National League action at St Louis sees Boston hitters rough pitcher Nichols for two innings. Boston mounts a decisive early lead while Fraser and Needham handle duties behind the plate with Umpire Bauswig calling the game.
June games feature Pittsburg scoring twice in the sixth to secure victory over Brooklyn. attendance listed at 1,800. Battery notes cite Renet and Pittsburgh duo plus McIntyre Bergen and umpire Emslie. Cincinnati reports Walker and Ewing pitching against New York with Mathewson and Overman. Chicago notes Lorridon's wild throw aiding a three run day and a near homer by Titls. Umpires Kiem and O Day. Philadelphia contest lists Batteries Ririgge Kilng, Corridan, Death, and umpire Johnston.
In Philadelphia on June 21 good hitting carried the Phillies to a victory over Cleveland as Plank pitched solidly. Other notes: Washington and New York games postponed due to rain.
In a brief, clipped item the standings of clubs are listed amid a fragmentary note referencing a telephone line project and a broadsheet street scene. The readable fragments suggest organizational listings rather than a full report.
Racing results from St Louis New York and Seattle meet totals list winners and places across six or more races. Names include Tristan Shandy Plautus Hilee Bur nolette Sarsap illa Willow dene Lady Mancuse Chief Hayes Haughty Marpessa sincerity Belle Lone Wolf Dave Sommers Oma J. Howling Dervish and more with track times and disqualifications noted for several races.
A Butte business group interviewed the mayor about a movement in the scalping business and he expressed support for one assistant and ready to back delegation steps. The group will press mining firms including North Butte, which has promised company aid. Dr Crain offers claim about treating disease in Pennsylvania block.
Eight players have surpassed .200 in the shattered league standings with Stickney of Salt Lake leading at .242. Boise’s McIntyre and Stelle also show strong totals, while clubs like Spokane and Ogden face a stranded tour plan amid breakup talk and failed attendance. Buddies Ryan and Fitzpatrick duel in Battle Creek tonight ahead of a July bout in Butte with Herberts. Paul J. Dashiell is noted in command of the scene.
The American squad headed to England to contest the Dwight-Davis trophy at Wimbledon. Members include Beals C. Wright Holcombe Ward William A. Larned and William Lothier. Parry, Chicago weight man, set a world record with a 184 ft 6 in 12 pound hammer throw. May Sutton of Pasadena won the North of England varsity tennis title and courtsman Mulcarter died of natural causes. Jesse Tannehill, now Jimmy Collins’ winning pitcher, holds three peculiar pitching records. Kiel Yacht Races: Imperial King skier Germany June 1 saw Eitel Frederick defeat Elizabeth. Wansee Boat Club’s Wansee led by Otto Protzen won by 6 seconds. George of the Berlin Yacht Club came second.
Arrangements were made for two games in Great Falls next Sunday between the Great Falls and Butte teams. One game is slated for 3 a.m. and the other for 3 2 p.m. A game between the two clubs is also scheduled for Saturday afternoon.
An eastbound Burlington train arriving in Butte around midnight Tuesday was delayed past 3 AM yesterday after breaking in two between Garri son and Deer Lodge. The engineer found the split and returned to fetch the remaining five coaches, restoring the train's full consist.
Police Judge Warren received from the department of Colorado and Wyoming an invitation to attend the thirty-ninth national encampment in Denver on September 24. The invitation is engraved and embossed. General Warren is the senior department commander in Montana and will endeavor to attend.
Mr and Mrs FW Blackford sent a note from New York stating they shortened their European tour to visit Mr Blackford’s mother in Columbus Ohio. After that trip he plans to go to Mexico and Mrs Blackford will join him there.
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