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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1903
Page
5
San Francisco notes May 18 with McHale collecting four hits in four tries and Seattle tilt mentioned. Beane, Bates, Gracy and Dashwood. Schmidt and Ryenes in the field. Wheeler struck out, Garvin miscued, and McLean backed Whalen as Los Angeles, Tacoma results noted.
New York May 19 The local champions succumb to Pittsburgh with McGann starring in a batting display. Attendance 7,090. Final score listed as RTL with errors noted and players including Bilisy Mathews and Bowerman mentioned amid a mixed game report.
In a chaotic New York setting, a dramatic American League clash unfolds with late drama and high attendance. Details blur as teams from Detroit Chicago Philadelphia and Washington are noted, but the focus centers on pivotal plays and pivotal players shaping the game’s outcome.
Fragmentary game notes list six bases on balls by Kiinkhammer and unclear batter names. It records attendance and varied scores for matches including Salt Lake and Spokane, with mentions of Kiinkhammer, Leahy, Lover, and Stanly. Other items reference Syracuse at Ann Arbor Michigan, Notre Dame at Notre Dame, and Bloomington with University of Cincinnati.
Charles Mitchell and Jehn Sullivan signed articles for a one round fight in Tacoma on September 19. Gate receipts to be divided 63 percent to Mitchell and 33 percent to Sullivan.
The article argues that neglect of initial signs of weak health leads to lasting harm and advises prompt, proven treatment for men to avoid chronic illness. It urges avoiding uncertain therapies and stresses early action to preserve health and future happiness.
Pacific National League clash in Garden Minn 18 Ogden won 6 to 2 over Boise. Thompson's curves featured as DOM and Hansett were relieved in the ninth. Attendance listed as 6 percent with Farland Tianann and Selley contributing on the mound.
At Sait Lake Salt Lake defeats Spokane in a close game. The home team capitalizes on chances and scores the decisive run in the final innings.
Former champion and contender Nelson headline bills at Broadway theater on Miners' Union Day. Thompson and Thompson, both noted fighters, travel to Gregson Springs for weigh-ins and a joint training lead up. The bout is billed as among the season's top spectacles with forfeit and weigh restrictions outlined.
In Corvallis Oregon State defeats Washington by a 149 feet 3 inch hammer throw and a 248 35 wire run tied by Mos Crary. A surprise of the day was Washington’s Tom McDonald losing to Walker of the Oregon Aggies.
The Angus City meet lists winners in multiple races from four furlongs to seven furlongs with horses such as Hoppy Lad Esvl Rogers Ada N. and Baikal among first place finishers. Times noted include 1 48 for the mile and a sixteenth, with various second and third places across events. James J. Jeffries arrival prompts discussion of his recent activities and Navy Crockett performances.
A meeting of the Silver Bow County Bar Association was held in Judge Rournbins court to honor the memory of the late attorney Mr Tooke. Members including PF T McBride and John J McHatton praised his professional conduct and pledged resolutions and funeral attendance in Helena. A five member committee was named to draft resolutions and a committee to inform the district courts. An encore session is planned next Friday to hear the resolutions report.
A fishing boat from the Sanborn Cutie company capsized during a morning squall on the river. Two crewmembers, including captain Thussing Jake Sewall, died. boat puller’s name unavailable.
Deputy Warden Veney Aware reports three Japanese laborers caught fishing without licenses along Trout Creek in Missoula county. They were tried before Justice O Donnell, convicted, and fined 19 dollars total with half paid by the deputy. The case is linked to wartime enmity with Japan and described as a first recorded violation of a new law requiring fishing permits.
Berlin reports the German government is well satisfied with the Fez mission results. The Cologne Gazette notes Morocco has declined French requests except to place 2,000 troops under French instruction. Count von Tattenbachshold heads the mission and praises the reception and perceived influence at Fez.
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