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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1903
Page
10
Deer Lodge Chapter No 3 Royal Arch Masons meets the second and fourth Fridays each month at Maronic Temple West Park Street at clock p.m. Meetings are scheduled for regular attendance by members.
Spokane benefits from a strong push by Nichols and Bumps as they rally in the late stages to edge Butte. The game features a tense final stretch with decisive plays shaping the outcome.
Spokane defeated Butte 18 to 8 in ten innings after Bandelin struggled with stage fright early. Nichols and Bandelin were rattled as Spokane tied the game in the seventh. McHale and Runkle sparked a late Spokane rally to seal the win.
Los Angeles trails Tacoma after a loss with a potential win yesterday that would have placed Butte in the top spot. Today is children day at the ball park with all kids admitted free.
McHale made a spectacular left handed grab on a Durrett drive while Swindells and McGilligan contributed key defensive plays for the visitors. La Roque drew a five dollar fine for remarks to the umpire as Buck Weaver eyed a Salt Lake managerial post. Spokane released William Burns while Taylor faced suspension after a trip to Butte. Parrott of Port Lands pitched for Philipsburg in the Montana league of 1892.
In Boston June 21 a ninth inning burst powered the home team to a win as Moran hit a decisive home run. Pittinger Moran Taylor and Kling pitched for Boston. Also noted Philadelphia defeated St Louis June 26 on Reckless baserunning, Brooklyn topped Cincinnati in a tight game, and New York won the first game of a series as Mathewson shut down Pittsburg.
In a tight American League contest Cleveland pitchers blanked Washington. The game featured strong defense with scoreless innings and key innings by both clubs. Pitchers R. Cleveland and Patten matched zeroes while Hatteries Corner and Abbott loaded the box for Washington.
Detroit jumps to three runs in the first thanks to Henry's wildness and two hits, then holds on as Philadelphia pitchers Kitson Meguire Sieney Coakley and Powers limit further threats.
Helena and Portland played a close game with Helena scoring two runs in the first and fifth innings and Portland adding two in the second and fourth. Slats Davis hit a two run homer, Bradley added a three bagger, and strong defense limited errors as Helena faced Wiggs and Dunn in a battle of batters.
Sir Thomas Lipton, challenger for the America's Cup, dined with President Roosevelt at the White House this afternoon. Attending were Andrew White, William Fife, BR A E Brifth, Ranger, Corbin, George W. Perkins, Senator Hanna and Secretary Moody. Lipton then left for New York.
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