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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1903
Page
10
Butte Lodge No. 22 A F and A M holds regular meetings on the first and third Tuesdays each month at six o clock p m at the Masonic Temple in W. Mark wn.
Deer Lodge Chapter No. 3 R A M holds regular meetings on the second and fourth Fridays at 8 oclock p m in the Masonic Temple on West Park Street.
Butte took both ends of a rain delayed doubleheader from the Portland Visitors, winning 2 1 and 6 4 to clinch the six games in the Portland series. Roach, Dowling pitched for Butte as the team toyed with a late rally and held on to seal the second game.
Summary incomplete. Readable lines show results for multiple teams but place and scores are missing. Entities include Butte Portland Helena Spokane Seattle San Francisco Seattle Tacoma Los Angeles. Further context needed for a coherent card.
Helena edges Spokane 4 to 3 at Central Park in a brisk Friday contest. Zalusky and Thompson exchanged tempers briefly before calm returned as Peeples, Dunn, and Muller's defense keyed Helena’s close victory. Carney and Nordyke spark Spokane rallies but final score favors Helena.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS. Butte may lead if another win. Porthind visits again. Runkle, the new third baseman, showed accuracy in yesterday’s practice. Bert Schils, ex-Butte, now with Crookston, reportedly had his uniform stolen recently. Crookston paper notes the incident. McCloskey contends with injured players this season. Kilsey Zearfoss and McCarthy lack base runners for them.
In Tacoma the locals lost to Los Angeles after two passed balls and a muff by Stricklett in the seventh, Hildebrand and Lawler sparking, with final score 4 to 3. Seattle edged San Francisco with a late rally, but four runs in the visitors’ half sealed the game as Seattle stranded runners in the ninth. Batteries: Stricklett and Hardy for Tacoma. Baker and Byers for Portland. Seattle's pitchers and catchers in the later game varied.
Philadelphia edge Pittsburg in the second game of a double header as a homer by Thus gave the lead with two on, while the first game stretched to ten innings. Brooklyn and Chicago split a double header at Washington Park with Brooklyn winning the late game. Boston swept a double header from New York, with Cur r ie and McFarland strong on the mound. Cincinnati won both games in New York, taking the first on early hits and the second with Phillips on the mound.
Townsend pitched a strong game after the first inning to shut out Moore as Washington defeated Battery Moore and Clark. Ron and Nicbet are noted in the fray as Townsend and Clark excelled in a 8 to 1 victory.
St Louis opened with a Boston win amid visitor hitting and home errors. Detroit defeated Philadelphia in a 14 inning thriller with a late rally and umpire troubles. New York and Chicago played 11 innings ending in a draw amid sharp fielding and base running miscues. Washington was noted in a Cleveland report with game details.
Thoroughbred yearlings from the Dixiana farm sold at Sheepshead Bay with strong bidding. The brown filly by Ben Stome imp. and the Hamber were among notable offerings, selling to J. Lawler for $5,000 and related prices reported.
New York June 25 President Pulliam of the National League writes to American League head Ban Johnson protesting Elberfeld playing with the New York Americans. He calls it a breach of the peace agreement that moved Elberfeld to Detroit and cites similar cases. He claims the spirit of the agreement is violated and the New York Nationals may seek court validation of the contract.
The New York club seeks to exercise its legal right regarding the services of Davia. The action centers on contractual relations and the club’s entitlement to specific service provisions under applicable terms.
The visiting Philadelphia cricket team started a match against Kent at Beckenham. By close of play Philadelphia scored 310 runs for 9 wickets down.
A Gardiner petition asks the county commissioners to order a census and plan a special election for incorporation. The county attorney instructs petitioners to meet the political code requiring 100 signatures and a population of 200 or more. Gardiner has grown recently, likely meeting the threshold.
Jim Coates a prominent Puyallup businessman died from injuries after a 25 foot fall from a rail trestle near Wapato while attempting to escape an interurban train. The 60 year old left an estate valued around $15 000 and is survived by his estranged wife at Nisqually.
Minneapolis notes M W Savage owner of Dan Patch and Directum declined a $92,000 offer for the two horses. W W Gentry made the bid.
George Stebbins of Trailcreek reports to the county attorney that his son was threatened with a revolver by Sam Husted on the range. Husted faces second degree assault charges. preliminary hearing set for Monday. released on $200 bond.
A new United Mine Workers district No 22 has been created in Montana covering most mining towns. M F Purcell of Stockett is president and D M Berger of Red Lodge is secretary. The miners were previously with the Western Association of Miners.
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