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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1906
Page
1
In a packed lounge at Harry O’Gormen’s, Toht Berwig the Bull Player Whote, recently hurt, spoke haltingly about his head injury but expressed optimism. Doctors say he should be all right with a little more rest as friends rally with sympathy and hope for a complete recovery amid local sports chatter.
A chaotic recap notes Washington and New York losses, with pitchers Fulkenberg Chesbro and Mecui Snrd highlighted for errors. Boston and Detroit see sluggers Crawford and Lodakett make key plays as Cleveland and St. Louis battles unfold elsewhere.
A garbled National League recap mentions Boston and Brooklyn with scattered player names and partial scoring notes. It references June 3 and Philadelphia visitors, with tied or lone runs but overall unclear outcomes and multiple misread names and actions.
June 5 report shows cinch triumphs in a chaotic summary of events and place names. Details mention Pittsburg, Northwest Coal company, West Crane, Diamond, Bridger, and a list of entities tied to a transportation or mining scene. Confusing OCR leaves several garbled phrases and unclear outcomes.
An early 20th century note describes English interest in American baseball, detailing London exhibitions with Oxford and London University teams, crowds and wet grounds, and plans for a British Baseball Association to unify clubs. It mentions American Rhodes scholars and attempts to form a four- club league, with ties sought to U.S. leagues and caution against signed professionals pending health endorsements.
Fragmentary report from Portland references a June game where Lenke was hit and a puzzling line mentions Fresno and an aunt Wogan. The readable items are unclear about teams, outcomes, or dates beyond June and cities.
Lexington June 21 The largest entry list ever received by the Kentucky Tearting Elapse Areeters for the stakes at the meeting here totals 444 horses. Notable names include Vera Prodigal Trivi Linktronic Stuke Ei Cneter Codera Eunato Gay Birigen Bird May isbrook Bad Bobaer Nort La Bondla Ehoeny. Transylvania has 23 nominations and Tannesser 21. The McDowell stake attracts top trotters with a field featuring Kid Shay Glenwood Apollo 2:07 etc. Kentucky Futurity offers 14,000 dollars for 3 year olds, with strong prospects in both races.
Race card shows multiple events with uncertain names and times. Nive an a halt Curtongs won first race while Pan, Monak sven Yankee Girt, and other entries appear with garbled spellings. Several winners listed across six initial races with times around 1:07 and 1:24.
At Sheepshead Bay on June 23 the concluding portion of the Paso yearlings sold for a total of 147 prices. Watercure-Rosette offspring led the top prices with two chestnut colts each bringing around 14 000 dollars. Other notable sales included Watercress-Strathflower offspring and various St Ruby and Watercress crosses, with prices ranging in the several thousands.
The American Isles and JiNMors battled at Diamond Street grounds just after noon with a tight finish. Winning Fagles Hopkins Lyford Juniors Walker Hudson Henley starred as Oxford coaches weigh a proposal to bar Americans from future regattas, stirring opposition among rowing clubs. Wimbledon reports a broken hand sidelined a key American, while the team awaits proceedings on the injury.
There will be an opportunity to decide the rowing superiority between Scholes and Frank Greer at a national regatta in August at Race crater. Scholes had announced he would not meet Greer, and many attempts to arrange a meeting over the years have failed.
A disrupted report notes holes has fet and will not recor vider his determination near upon his return to its country. After winning the diamond seals in England, to con ue is rowing in the future to crew work.
Boston reports indicate Harvard faces uncertainty over next season’s intercollegiate games including Yale. President Blot’s friends fear current conditions may force the abolition of football if an athletic committee is not re-elected, placing the decision before the Harvard faculty.
A coroner's jury determined there was no charge against Frank Jones for the fatal strike on Thome Cullen of Everett—jury exonerates Jones and frees him as no criminal liability was found. Proceedings conclude with no further action by the prosecuting attorney.
Washington June 25 Miss Fannie Louise Fuller youngest daughter of Chief Justice Puller of the supreme court of the United States was married today to Dr. Robert French Marow of this city in Marietta.
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