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A brief item notes a scheduled athletic or public event involving Butte and Helena with activity expected today. Details unreadable in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1903
Page
10
A brief item notes a scheduled athletic or public event involving Butte and Helena with activity expected today. Details unreadable in the fragment.
The Butte baseball season delayed by wet fields. the team arrived home after a long trip, with plans for an afternoon game if weather allows. Wilmet named captain candidate, Kane steps down, Wittmer to take managerial duties, and roster movements continue as Denver and Seattle ties shift.
Helena manager Jack Flannery and 12 players wait for better conditions as plans hinge on transport from Butte. The roster includes Thompson, Putmann, Heisman, Johnson, Muller, Frary, Howlett, Peeples, Adams, Clark, Carisch, and Flannery himself. If Donohue of St. Louis signs as catcher and Smith shows at third, Helena could reassign roles to boost the lineup.
A compact dispatch lists results from Pacific National events in Tacoma Los Angeles San Francisco and Portland with brief scores and outcomes across multiple venues.
In a lively game, Dunn delivered a timely three run win moment in the third and the decisive tally in the eighth for Pittsburg against New York. Pitcher Doheny suspended three days by President Pulliam for disorderly conduct during yesterday's game.
Brooklyn won a well played game from Cincinnati as Evans earned the win for the season. Final score shows Brooklyn 2 to 1 with Evans and Ritter battering from the mound and Poole and Bergen in the field.
Cleveland defeated Washington 4 to 2 as Wright and Bemis pitched well for Cleveland and Orth struggled for the Senators. The game featured strong hitting by Cleveland, especially in the eighth inning, with Orth battered and Clarke and Baltimore’s Wright contributing for the Senators.
Spokane hit Hoge hard while Seattle struggled against Nichols. The game featured brilliant play with key contributions from Matteries, Nichols, Aulusky, Hoge, Stanley, and Rok Spokane in a tightly contested contest.
Detroit reports a ninth inning comeback as two runs cross with no errors, securing a narrow victory. The game features Mullina and Me Allister on the batteries, with 기록 unclear but key late scoring and pitching support shaping the outcome.
In St Louis on May 19 the home club fell to Philadelphia 09 amid costly errors. Waddell pitched for the visitors but lacked sharp effectiveness while St Louis fielding mishaps aided the defeat. Beere and R I E Br Louis were mentioned among standout performers in a rough game.
Fragmentary notes from Oakland report Beere R. H. for Los Angeles and scattered statistics. The text includes garbled names and numbers, with unclear positions or events, reflecting incomplete league coverage and data.
In Los Angeles on May 19 O'Tacoma won a tight contest over Liebhardt's team as Baker shone outside the seventh inning. The Battery was Liebhardt and Hardy against Baker and Lyers in a high effort clash.
In New York on May 12, New York won a National League game at home. The brief report notes the victory but provides few details on the opponent or score.
J B Leeds bought Major Dangerfield for 25000 at Morris Park. J B Madden sold the fillies Marmee and Marriage Bells to Thomas L Watts for 9000. The summary lists race results from the day’s events with winners and times across six races.
In St Louis on May 19 at the fair grounds the program listed six races. Winners included Billy Jackson and Kurt Kahler in early events, with Imboden, Plastic, Howling Dervish and Kiss Me also victorious across distances from four and a half furlongs to a mile and seventy yards. Seconds and thirds followed in each race with times noted.
In Chicago on May 19 the Worth meeting produced six races. Nellie Waddell won race one followed by Lucien Appleby and Mayor Johnson. Pirate won race two with Meran and Nimble Nag second and third. Linguitist took race three with Soothsyver and Dan McKenna placing. Kegor KK won race four, Bondage and Rolling Boer were second and third. Compass won race five with Urchin and Gin Spray second and third. Race six featured seven furlongs with Annie as a noted entry.
The card lists weights and entries for six upcoming races with horses and riders. Weather is cloudy and the track is fast.
First race on the Ellipse course lists Remorse Invincible Illyria Gen Prig Pipe and others with finishing weights. Second race covers four and a half furlongs selling featuring Sgt Roche Sailor Knot Blutish Gold Ribbon O er the Rhine The Brown Monarch All Colors Miss Nancy Mimon Any Day. Third race five eighths maidens includes Matinee Girl Red Knight Bally Castle Montpellier Circulator Lora Haven Sais Alpine Gold Ribbon Fortune Hunt Grand Vitesa. Fourth race steeplechase two and a half miles lists Rolomon Thhula Zenus Glenwarloch Kate Spotswood Ospray The Virginian May Harrison. Fifth race Withers mile shows Scoffer Ella Snyder Knight of the Garter Justice Syrlin Cincinnatus Arak Pittacus Showman Pastoral. Sixth race high Withers handicap seven and a half furlongs includes Grand
Paris May 19 c Gray Dinsmore W K Vanderbilt Jr and Ted Sloan qualified today for the Paris Madrid auto race section starting from Versailles at 3 am next Saturday Crowds filled the Tuileries to glimpse the racers Vanderbilt said American automobiling suffered from bad laws speed limits and poor roads Foxhall Keene and W T Dana also qualified for tomorrow's section There are 314 entries total.
Bt. Louis May 19 Young Corbett easily disposed of Jack Keefe of Fast St Louis tonight knocking him out in the third round Keefe started strong and kept Corbett busy in the first round Corbett scored a knockdown in the second and finished with a right to the stomach and a left to the jaw ending the fight with Keefe unconscious.
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