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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1902
Page
10
On the Fourth you can feel prepared with a stylish cool serge suit. Choose Scotch homespun or fancy worsted for city or country wear. If not ready for sultry weather, inspect our stock of saitsings and let us tailor a suit that fits and feels world class.
Promote investment in the Jennie Dell group of claims located west of the Belle Diamond and Anaconda mines with additional Madison county holdings. The Butte property is active with a new ore vein opened on the shaft and a stock block offered at 1.00 per share. Prospectus available at East Broadway office.
Tacoma played for rain and stalled the game to force rain delays, leading to a forfeited 9 to 0 victory for Butte. Umpire Cunningham and Tacoma players clashed, ending in a disgruntled crowd and threats of further confrontations after the match.
Seattle rallied in the ninth but Portland held on, as Gus Klopf and Stovall failed to deliver the hit. Witbeck starred on the mound and Bill Hurley sparked Portland with a three-base hit, while crowding 6,500 witnessed a tense finish and a hoodoo-busting Portland win in Seattle.
Spokane defeats Helena 5 unearned runs to 4 as Helena errors shape the outcome. Pfeister earns win for Spokane with five strikeouts. Sullivan drives a final out for Helena but rims out. Grim secures the series as Spokane improves to three to two. Attendance around 2,000.
Portland finally wins after a 14 game skid as Seattle and Spokane tests loom this week. The muddy grounds and wet ball hampered play with Dowling umpiring and Kane striking out Kane in the third. Spokane series to follow with two games Friday and more over the weekend, rain threatening schedule.
President Sexton informs manager McKibben that Pitcher Brown of the Omaha team cannot play in the Western league because Terre Haute holds a prior claim to Brown’s services after a protest by McKibben in yesterday’s game in St. Joseph Missouri.
The note lists round trip prices from Butte to various towns including Whitehall Lime Spur Twin Bridges Sheridan Alder Pony Deer Lodge and more. Tickets sold weekend with return options on following Mondays and Sunday mornings return policies noted. Also promotion for Hammocks at Brownfield Canty Carpet Company with prices from 1.75 to 4 dollars.
The lineup lists games: Cleveland at St Louis Detroit at Chico Philadelphia at Washington and Boston at Baltimore with teams matched for an upcoming set of matchups.
Few dog owners discuss forming a Dog Owners' association while the coursing park operates weekly races. Management says the club will continue to run events regardless, noting competition remains strong with 11 of 32 entrants new to the local course and sufficient nominations for next Sunday's stake.
In the rifle medal shoot at the west side range B F Whitten and E H Cooney tied for first with 42 points. Whitten won the tie on the invoice system. W F Kester took the B class medal with 42. In 300 yard, Lou Hirch led with 28 while Cooney and Whitten scored 22 and 21. The 50 yard range was not shot due to a morning rainstorm.
The Paris Vienna automobile race was won by Marcel Renault. He completed the distance from Paris to Vienna in 15 hours 22 minutes at an average speed of 82 kilometers per hour.
In St Louis both the National League contest versus Chicago and the American League game against Cleveland were postponed due to rain today.
Charles D Hand of Helena conferred in Butte with horse owners about extending the fall racing meet. The plan envisions Helena Great Falls and possibly Missoula or Hamilton joining a Montana circuit after the Montana Jockey Club meeting. Hand intended to stay overnight but left early.
In a wet and slippery track at West Side Park, Best Bargain and the Raider took first and second place in the 22-dog coursing stake. J B E cosking owned the Raider, while Best Bargain was owned by L F Bartells. A large crowd attended despite rain as rounds produced multiple matchups including Soapy Bill, Scotch Reel, Lear King, and others.
First race at 2 15 p m each racing day. Street cars direct to track and Columbia Garden cars will transfer. Admission one dollar with ladies free. Officials include Hugh I Wilson president Lou Frank secretary Joseph A Murphy presiding judge and Ralph H Tozer associate judge.
Tickets for the Lafontise McCarty contest go on sale at Gillis Schillings and Heilbronner's cigar stores. The event is Thursday at 9 o'clock at the Family theater.
In round one Best Bargain defeats Pepita while Maxim defeats Freezing Moments and King’s Tough beats the Scout. Billy D defeats Gold Standard and Germany defeats New Moon. The Raider defeats Santa Rita and Confidence defeats Spitfire. In round three Best Bargain over Lear King and Billy D over Maxim as guard. The Raider defeats Confidence and Germany beats King’s Tough. Semis: Best Bargain defeats Billy D while Raider defeats Germany. Best Bargain claims lead money. Raider splits first and second money.
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