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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1903
Page
14
Itching piles produce moisture and itching and the remedy claims to cure this form along with blind bleeding or protruding piles. The advertisement promises to stop itching and bleeding, absorb rumors, and offers a jar at druggists or by mail with a free treatise. Written by Dr Bosanko of Philadelphia, Pa.
A cold wind hampered control as Lietman walked the first three and Butte scored three runs early. Kane and Brockhoff mishaps sparked eighth inning rallies with two earned runs on three hits. Brockhoff’s error on Ward’s throw in a force at second decided the ninth. McNichol starred in defense and overall play. Spokane beat Portland Coast in extras after tying in the ninth and pushing four runs in the tenth.
Seattle hosts a sequence of games including Portland versus Oakland and San Francisco at Seattle and Sacramento with scores noted on May 15 in San Francisco and Seattle.
Chicago defeated the visiting pitchers two to one as Dunkle allowed six hits with no two in the same inning. St Louis, Philadelphia, Cleveland, and Detroit all posted results in similar fashion with Wright and Dunkle noted for strong pitching and several hitters contributing to the daytime matinee.
Butte faces a hold on Wilmot with a proposed 100 dollar monthly raise plus travel and reserve clause exemption, while two new players Hartsel and Tozier join for Tuesday's opening. Shaffer and Dowling expected to start, Roach to join by June 1, bolstering pitching prospects for the season.
National League game in New York sees Cincinnati win 8 to 3 over the Giants. New York left runners on base twice while infielders turned two double plays stopping threats. Batteries: Suthoff and Bergen for Cincinnati. Dadbin Unity and Warner for New York.
The San Francisco Bulletin notes first base weakness this season with Fisey signed to play for McCloskey. Lajoie is out a month per his physician. Seattle Times lauds Kane’s team while bleachers may have won several games.
Boston opened strong and dominated the game against St Louis. Final score shows Boston ahead with strong run support and solid pitching. The batteries listed include Malarkey Moran Kittridge Hackett and Weaver for Boston.
Brooklyn pitcher May M Garvin walked seven, hit a batter, and threw a wild pitch in the third and fourth innings, allowing Chicago five runs. Attendance 2,000. Battery: Garvin Evans Ahearn for Brooklyn with Taylor Kling for Chicago.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena dated May 15 states the Helena Junior baseball team will play the Fort Harrison unit team on Sunday afternoon. The game pits local youth against a military squad in a planned afternoon contest.
Portland defeated Los Angeles 6 to 5 in an eight inning game marked by frequent hits and many errors. LA scored four of its five runs in the eighth, including a Thielman home run, as both teams battled to the end. Batteries Miller and Anderson for Portland and Ames and Hardy for Los Angeles. Umpire Warner.
In San Francisco on May 1, Tacoma's 11 year old Baker hurled seven scoreless innings against the local club, allowing no hits. A rough eighth inning broke the streak as Baker yielded four hits to end a remarkable shutout bid.
A heavy gale prevented the Shamrocks from racing in Gourock Bay as arrangements were made to dock and overhaul the two yachts and fit them with ocean gear. Sir Thomas Lipton's chauffeur was fined $10 for reckless driving while bringing Designer Fife from Fairlie.
At St Louis on May 15 the track card saw Kilo Even win the five furlongs with Leopard second and Imboden third in 1 03 4. Pickle Saint topped six and a half furlongs as Macey placed second and Sappho third in 1 23. Lustim claimed the four furlongs purse while Rhyme and Reason were runner up and Redland M. third in :50. Albert F. Dewey won the mile 70 yards handicap with Sambo second and Dr. Kerr third in 1 47 3-5. Hannah Lady won the six furlongs purse with Pettijohn second and J Sidney Walker third in 1 16 4-5. Style led the six and a half furlongs selling with Kentucky Muddle second and Brown Vail third in 1 2 0. Second set of races lists Determination over St Paul and Benice, then Gregor K. over Prince of Endurance and Sarah Maxim in 1 41 1-5. Annie Thompson won the six furlongs with Herodiat second and The ory third in 1 14. Alee won the mile and a sixteenth with Dodie 8. second and Goldaga third in 1 47 2-5.
In Chicago on May 15 the opening race of five furlongs saw Salto win with Lady Free Knight second and Claremont third in a time of 1 01 3-5. The second race covered six furlongs featuring Anna Beal.
Morris Park meet features six races. Yardarm wins first over Flying Jib and Sun Go. Miss Buttermilk prevails in seven furlongs selling with Rickasaw and Seafforth close. Was Swift takes New Rochelle handicap with Lux Costa and Wild Thyme behind. Dovecote wins four and a half furlongs with Hopeful Miss and Vagary placed. Jim Kelly captures five furlongs with Luxembourg and Olaf following. Eclipse course lists Reliable in the final.
At Louisville on May 15 Churchill Downs ran six races. Amorous won the first race over five and a half furlongs with Little Corker second and Jake Greenberg third in 1 10. Stables Sweetie captured the second over four and a half furlongs with Stumpy second and Jennie Moore third in 1 56 14. Bridal March won the third six furlongs selling with Flora Bright second and Bud Embry third in 1 16. Wain a Moinen took the fourth seven furlongs free handicap with Bum mel II second and Esherin third. Lady of the West won the fifth mile and 70 yards selling with Frank Me second and Dr. Hart third in 1 47. Prince Rupert won the sixth four furlongs selling with Sehalem second and Owasea third in 49 seconds.
Paris today reports W K Vanderbilt entries Baltimore and Alpha placing in major events at Maison La Fitte. Baltimore finished fifth in the Prix Vigilant and Alpha was sixth in the Prix Monestral as the meeting concluded.
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