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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1903
Page
10
Fragmentary sports note lists names Sutteries Jones Ritter Ahearn Malarkey Moran and shows a weight reference 9 lb 2 in a terse item from rr 34.
New York defeated Philadelphia with ease as Fraser powered the curves and Mathewson and Bowerman joined Roth in repeat performances. Weather was clear and cold as the meet progressed with strong showings from Fraser and teammates.
In New York on May 1 the Yankees outplayed Washington despite harsh wind and cold. Orth was hit hard early, but New York pulled ahead with timely hits and strong baserunning supported by Howell, O’Connor, and Clark behind the battery.
AR. BK. H. PO. ALE. Howlett 2b, Pee ples, Frary, La Roque, Smith, Brisano with hits. Sacrifice hit Brockhoff. Stolen bases Flannery Brisano. Home run Clark. Pitchers Gay and Thompson each with runs allowed and strikeouts. Time one hour and minutes. Umpire Huston.
Los Angeles May 1 Strickletts pitching overpowers McCloskevites as Heilly's team wins a 000 game. Batteries Stricklett and Hanson duel Preis ter and Zearfoss as San Francisco names appear in the report.
Seattle fans saw Treadway drive in four of five runs and clinch the win with a terrific drive after Portland led twice. Quick and Burshel pitched masterly ball as Beere, He, and Blaney contributed in a tight clash. Portland tied late, then Seattle pulled ahead in the seventh.
In Tacoma May, a Ditchers game featured a young Tiger southpaw dominant through six innings until Ferris earned a late homer on a bloop to right. Spokane offered little offense until the eighth inning. No errors were recorded by either side as Carney-Zaluskie and Baker-Hyers pitched.
In San Francisco and Portland on May 1 reports show Sacramento and Los Angeles in action with baseball scores and standings. The text records scattered results and team references without full game details.
Cleveland game details show Walker lasting eight innings before giving way as St Louis ties the score. Moore walks in the deciding run in the ninth. Attendance 1 400. Batteries Walker Moore Bemis Sudhoff Donohue Sugden.
In a gusty game at Boston May 1 Philadelphia base running backfired while the home team benefited from wind aided hits. Dineen Criger and Powers stood out for Boston as Criger, Bender, and Bee drove in runs with timely contact.
A Helena base ball club meeting decided to hold a two week fundraising event in the Auditorium to fund the team. An executive committee was named to form additional committees and oversee the effort. Members include EK J Flaherty chair, Charles Allbright, W Ray Church, Reynolds Prosser, Beth Maxwell and W S Growlwyear.
Earl Rawson a sophomore at the state agricultural college in Corvallis Ore died from injuries after a hurdle accident last Wednesday. He toppled a high hurdle which impaled him eight inches through the leg. An operation was deemed necessary yesterday and he died early this morning.
Springfield May 1 Henry Yates superintendent of insurance of Illinois and brother of Governor Yates died suddenly here today after suffering a stroke of paralysis.
Butte Montana May 2 1908 all members are requested to meet at their hall on Sunday May 3 at 2 PM for business of importance by order of the president M J Mulholland financial secretary
At New York and St Louis tracks on May 1, multiple race results listed. Jamaica winners include Silent Water and Cameron with times from five to six furlongs. King Raine and The Guardsman also victorious. Kinloch Park in St Louis closed spring meeting with Mike Strauss and Malster winners across six events.
In Chicago on May 1 the racing card produced six races with Milkirk Trapsetter and Jim Ferrin among early placers. Harvester Cornwall Moroni and P rrho showed, while Favonius Dan McKenna Joe Martin Miss Hume Fake Lady Free Knight Maggie Leber Shalton filled placements with times noted for each event.
Weather is clear and track good. Entries list weights for six races with horses such as Au Revoir Linguist Hodra Prodigal Son Reeves Curcllan Irene Mac February Blue Our Bessie Lady Matchiess and many others across six races including selling handicap and purse events.
The program lists seven races with horse names, weights, and entries for a racing meet. Notable entries include 12 Miss Guido 112 Duela 100 Miss Aubry 102 in race one and Aransas Pass 112 in race two. Weather is clear and the track is fast.
A building permit was issued yesterday for a rubble stone parsonage near the Second Presbyterian Church. The eight room eight room structure with a basement will be built close to the church. Rev. T. E. Burrowes filed the permit.
Frank J. Pelletier will travel from San Francisco to Crescent City to assist the northern California lumber strike. About 500 to 600 workers seek a 14 percent wage increase, with Redwood timber district workers earning as low as 35 dollars monthly and head choppers around 60, while stores and lodging linked to the company allegedly starve strikers into submission. The American Labor union has funded supplies and chartered a steamer to Crescent City to hasten a settlement.
Children who helped win Gertrude Fleming’s victory in the Standard prize contest are invited to visit her at 1107 Fast Galena Street to view the Colonial grand piano and hear it played.
Yesterday she announced plans to entertain her youthful constituents this afternoon from 2 to 4. All who have not yet received invitations are invited. A neat programme is planned with many young performers. A jelly good time is promised and friends are urged to attend whether they know her or not. She will keep open house for all who helped her win the prize.
At Marvingrove on November 1 the United Ancient Order of Druids installed new officers with Prof Augustus Simith officiating. New slate includes Charles H. Strongman noble arch Joseph M White vice arch William Dyer past arch Henry Moyer conductor Charles Swinborne instructor A C Lyers side guardian William Sommers outside guardian. The front rank of Butte's citizens elected as right and left bards. The order reports strong, united growth and active advocacy for fraternity interests.
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