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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1903
Page
10
Butte Lodge No. 22 A F and A M holds regular meetings on the first and third Tuesdays each month at o clock DP m at the Masonic Temple on W Park Street.
Deer Lodge Chapter No 3 R A M holds regular meetings on the second and fourth Fridays of each month at the Masonic Temple, West et al. Members gather at P M for the session.
Montana Commandery No 3 Knights Templars holds regular meetings on the first and third Thursdays of each month at 7 p.m. Eminent Commander F W McCrimmon and C B Henderson recorded.
Butte shows rising form as the team benefits from solid work by Ene and teammates. The squad's early momentum and disciplined defense push them toward higher standings. Ene leads with precise touches and steady scoring to power the effort.
Butte won again over Portland yesterday afternoon as Thomas held the visitors to six hits. Parrott and McKevitt made remarkable catches, while Butte capitalized on timely hitting and base running to score in the third and fourth frames. Portland’s lone tally came in the third on an error and a double by Donohue.
In the doubleheader, New York failed to score in both games. Batteries featured Joss and Bemis with Beville and Griffith for the opposition, while early innings showed scattered hits and strong pitching from both sides.
Chicago June 24 Owen pitched a superb game for the locals today holding the visitors to three hits. Batteries Owen and McFarland faced RH and Drill as the game unfolded with strong defense and timely hitting.
St Louis defeated Philadelphia behind solid pitching by Connahue and Waddell in relief. The game featured hard hitting and an error by Schreck with Reis seeing action as catcher. Batteries listed Donahue Kelso Waddell and Schreck.
Detroit takes the game 7 to 0 after Deering Crawford and Carr hit in the sixth. Dineen and Deering pitched well for Detroit while Deering paired with McGuire behind the plate.
At Los Angeles on June 24 San Francisco beat Los Angeles with a score not listed in the fragment Sacramento reported a score against its opponent while Seattle faced San Francisco and Portland met Oakland in another June 24 contest.
Helena won against Spokane in a chaotic match marked by errors and a disputed finish. The reported score remained unclear due to timing and officiating issues.
Tacoma and Seattle reports note no baseball action due to rain on June 4 with no games played in Seattle. A stray mention of a rat is recorded but no event details follow.
At Cleveland on June 24 the Indians and the Yankees played two games despite showers. Poor field conditions caused by mud led to errors for Cleveland in the first game, giving New York the win.
New York results from Sheepshead Bay list Marjorie Street Tone The Lady Rosa Daisy Green Eunice Burch The Virginian Luminosity Excentral Thistle Heather Florham Queen and others across seven races. St Louis fair grounds also report multiple races with Bird Pond Cardwellton Brilliants Malster Pettijohn Echodale among winners.
In Chicago on June 24 the Washington Park card opened with Lucien Appleby capturing the mile and 70 yards event. Bragg placed second and Caviar finished third in a 1 47 time. Allista won the five furlongs with Marshaney second and Frank Carr third in 1 24.
List of six races detailing weights and entrants for each dash with noted horses such as Vulcain Urccin Count Em Out Prince Webb Hot F A Bullock Bard of Avon Frivol Jaubert Marcos Jake Greenburg Fulle back Nanny Hodge Patsy Brown Lucy Sanctum Touchstone Commodore Pat Hannond English Lad Asheron Solh smith Ort Wells Geranium Don Domo Lady Ask May Combs Eugenia M. don Monarka Hargis Nitrate Hermeneia Ep Cure Macy Monsieur Beaucair Thane Bondage Nickey D Jack Rattlin John Peters Golden Rule L etienne Burnie Bunton Wainamoinen Foxy Kane Ahola Americano plus weather: clear track slow.
Harvard freshmen four boat wins a close 3 4 length race over Yale in a 3 4 mile trial on the Thames at New London. Both crews led at times. Harvard finishes about a boat length ahead with a 3 minute time as crews prepare for tomorrow's main events.
Regatta committee announces changes to the special races for Constitution, Columbia, and Reliance at Newport. The series will run June 29 to July 4, with the original end date of July 3 revised to extend through July 4. The events are not the trial races originally planned.
The horses listed include Rostand Pastoral Yardarm Young Harry and others with odds or weights such as Ring Dove 90 Morchant 108 and Trump 103 in the first race six and a half furlongs. The card covers second race mile Monte Carlo North Brook 121 third race five and a half furlongs with Graziello Bob Murphy Ancestor Boxwood and others.
A cloudy day with a heavy track sees Squanto and Irish Jewel in a competition featuring seasoned entries like Lady Potentate and Knight of the tarter. Final results remain unclear as weather affects performance.
With Charles Lane away, Walter Wilmot and James M. Reynolds may represent Butte at the league meeting to be held in Tacoma next Monday. Butte hopes for a Spokane meeting site or a revised schedule to favor more games for Butte and Helena, against a California driven plan that burned money and adds trips to California while threatening Pacific Northwest teams.
Middleweight champ Tommy Ryan leaves Battle Creek for Butte to meet John Willie on June 30. Willie trains at Pipestone Springs and agrees to match with Young Peter Jackson if Herford’s proposal stands. Joe Walcott and Joe Gans begin training for July contests with Mose La Fontise and Jack Johnson, weighing 135 pounds for a July 4 bout.
In Poughkeepsie on June 24 the water was fair but failed to attract Cornell Wisconsin or Syracuse crews. Pennsylvania sent three crews for five miles, while Georgetown and Columbia also rowed over the course. Weather remains bad and conditions hinder competition.
The Cambridge and Oxford lacrosse team defeated Swarthmore College at Mannheim by 9 goals to 8 amid a June 4 contest in Philadelphia.
Helena June 24 State Game Warden reports a postponed meeting note from the State Game Wardens office. Details remain unclear as the dispatch notes the postponement without specifying new date or agenda.
W. F. Scott returns from St. Paul after attending a meeting of the executive committee of the National Association of Game and Fish Wardens and Commissioners. The second annual gathering, originally set for Yellowstone Park on June 1, was postponed to July due to wardens’ duties.
Runkle, the new third baseman, arrived to strengthen Butte. He resembles Kane in size and complexion and previously played for Milwaukee last season at third base with a .945 fielding percentage and a .240 batting average. Donohue and McGilli gan also move, leaving Butte with 15 players across pitching, catching, infield and outfield.
Albert Martini and Jim mie Lawson face off in Helena at Central Park on Thursday night for a two round bout. Weighs in at 142 pounds at 3 pm. Both fighters in pink condition and confident of victory. Joe Walcott referees. betting even.
The Young Nationals and the National Juniors played to a 16 to 16 tie in the fourteenth inning yesterday after a long, high scoring game.
M Patterson of Galena Illinois and Alice Edwards of Tacoma Washington wed in the courtroom of Justice Taylor South Butte after a four year courtship separated by the Rocky Mountains. The ceremony was witnessed by W Ferguson and A C Wallace before the couple departed for Missoula.
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