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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1906
Page
1
Siegel's promotes summer attire with a full stock of new model single and double breasted sack coats in thin serge and gray worsted fabrics. The ad urges customers to decide now and make a selection while inventory lasts, highlighting fashion approved styles for the season.
For a teal dressy suit most men will select a blue serge for a swell-looking all-time suit, a gray worsted, cheviot or cassimera. Men's Sack Suits at $20.00.
The State School of Mines team leaves for Missoula to open the Montana interscholastic season with a game against the Grizzlies. Early form is reported strong with several players showing cohesion and the miners boasting a promising lineup and capable pitchers.
A garbled recap notes a late inning finish with a tying effort in the ninth and a notable pitching sequence. Donahue and a key batter contributed though the legible details are incomplete. The Detroit game led to a six run outcome, while the opponent appears to be St. Louis or a similar team from the fragment.
In Portland on May 4 the Coast League game against Oakland finished with a wide margin, Portland dominating as hitters racked up runs. Key players listed include Getteries, Toran, McLean, Cates and Hackete contributing to a strong Portland offense. Seattle also noted in May 4 rundown.
Confused OCR yields a scrambled recap of a May 4 game where Pittsburgh and Chicago played, with references to hits by Brown Leifield and Gibson, plus errors and shutout threats. Mention of New York, Boston, and other players appears garbled, but hints at a late inning defensive stand and scoring none for visiting sides.
May 1 reports St Tonis defeated Cincinnati 174 in the second game as Harp er drove in runs in the late innings. Batteries Seamon and Ker Ban Pingury Kane and Loon. umpire Johnstone.
New York May 4 Jamaica results list several races with winners Optician Graen Vicorge Grenade Robray Grapple and other placers. Each event covers distances from mix furlongs to six and a quarter furlongs with times noted for some races.
In Neyvane New York the Americans defeated Philadelphia with a trio of pitchers backing Leroy in the sixth inning. Washington secured a third straight win behind timely hits and solid defense as Treen was outplayed by Hughes. Strong line about batteries Dincen Graken and others closing the game.
Partial downstate track results list several races with winners and placements. Names include Larahie Ocean Spray Realm Jd Ed Grilla Bidly Vertrees Trinity Roccae Keaven Light Daring Parner Merry Goldie Fevebooter Gambrinus Margy Lis Matohan. Time noted for several events.
In Memphis on May 1 results race by race show Imick first in four furlongs with Miss Cegirin second and Tom Gilroy third in 50 seconds. Los Angeleno tops the mile and a furlong, Bannock Belle runner-up, Mr. Jack third. Culongs wins the four furlongs, Miss Strome second, Deorn third. John Smulkki captures the four and a half furlongs, Gold Beamer runner-up, Druid third in 1 35 3-5. Plainon wins the six furlongs with Pucelle second and Cutter third, time 0 44ty. Proteus takes six furlongs, Swell Girl second, Ban Posi third, time 15 2.
The annual statement of the Butte Electric Railway shows capital stock of 1,000,000 with 10,000 cash paid in and 90 in property. Total liabilities equal bonded debt and current expenses. Assets total 1,950,459 with twenty miles of track roadbed power equipment and improvements.
Reports describe the Broadways youth team ready to face Washineran Gehaul with strong pitching from Smith if selected. Vanderhites Frinkle claimed the Priv St. Christopha at Mats, noting progress and club challenge in the season opener.
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