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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1902
Page
10
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a sixty year trusted teething remedy for children. It claims the product soothes, eases gums, relieves pain, cures wind colic, and treats diarrhea. Sold by druggists worldwide for twenty five cents a bottle. The notice then shifts to electric wiring safety and inspection services offered by TTE Electric and Power Co.
May 6 report from Seattle describes Butte manager McCloskey fined $5 and ordered from the grounds after coaching from the bench and exchanging remarks. Ward fined $10 for remarks. Seattle pitchers Stovall and Hawley shut out the Butte sluggers as Seattle won 1-0 behind a solid team effort. Marshall, McIntyre and Zearfors starred in defense while Stovall held the visitors to nine hits. Attendance listed at 1,400.
Engel's moundwork and strong Portland defense thwart Spokane's Bolin who is replaced by Kostal in the first. Kostal allows a run later, while Engel scatters Spokane hits as 1500 fans go home disappointed.
Helena catcher Andrews mishandled a popup allowing Sullivan to score and Keefe's single plated the winning run. Partridge started for Tacoma, lasting six innings before Sullivan and White held off Helena. Flannery received ovation as Tacoma’s hardy lineup produced 12 hits while White struck out seven.
Cincinnati yesterday saw a tight pitching duel between Phillips and Chesbro through eight innings. In the ninth Pittsburg erupted with two doubles a triple and a home run aided by a base on balls to win the game. Attendance reported as 1,000. Batteries: Phillips and Bergen for Cincinnati Chesbro and Zimmer for Pittsburg. Umpire Emeslie.
Philadelphia May 6 Plant pitched a masterful game aided by perfect fielding to blank Washington as Carrick struggled behind the plate. Attendance 1,983. Batteries Carrick and Drill Plant and Powers. Boston May game ends with Freeman driving in Parent for the win. Dineen effective, Foreman allowed heavy hits. Attendance 3,855. Batteries Dineen and Warner Foreman and Robinson.
May 6 report from Cleveland notes the largest crowd for a baseball game in the city with 11,749 paid admissions. McCarthy's error cost Cleveland the game as Chicago won. Batteries listed as Taylor and Remus for Cleveland, Griffith and Sullivan for Chicago.
Rain forces postponements across St. Joseph Kansas City Milwaukee Des Moines Peoria and Omaha with games at multiple venues delayed as organizers adjust the slate.
At Morris Park New York Old England racing in G B Morris colors captured the Toboggan handicap with Ballyhoo Bey failing to fire as expected. Other notable results include Bon Mot winning the first race and Oll England notching a separate victory in the fourth race.
Horse listing shows numerous entries with numbers and names such as Magnetic 104 and Agnes D 111 for a sixth race selling at the Withers mile meet. The note emphasizes clear fast conditions and lists multiple horses including Marathen Alsike and Lone Fisherman Royster with various figures.
Eugene Milburn, son of Associate Justice Milburn, records notable track success at Yale and in Philadelphia relay events. He won the 120 yard hurdle at the interclass meet in New Haven and placed second to Maloney of Chicago in the Pennsylvania relay games. He also took first in the 50 yard hurdles at the armory games against the Connecticut militia. Milburn will return home about July 1 with a gold medal and two caps as keepsakes.
Race card lists weights and entries across six races including two year olds in a five eighths mile event with Coreputation and Goody Two Shoes among others and a longer schedule featuring hurdles selling and stakes with a range of named horses and owners across six races and a purse event. The card notes hurdles distance and handicap details with riders and odds where visible.
In St Louis on May 6 Judge Talty denied President Robison’s bid to restrain Wallace and Harper from playing with the American League team. Judge Fisher also denied restraining Heldrick. Courts said NL contracts were one sided and contrary to the constitution, with evidence of a trust.
The second of six King Whitford pool matches at Elk billiard parlors in Butte ended King 220 Whitford 200. Spectators praised Kings bank and Kiss shots with many long 15 to 30 ball runs. A crowd lingered as the week long tourney continues nightly toward Saturday’s finale.
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