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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1907
Page
1
Aberdeen team falls 6 to 2 as Butte players Kilily Starkell and Blarke cause fielding miscues and wild pitches. Bulle left for Spokane after the game. crowd around 2,000 watched a rough contest with several injuries and standout performances by Kilily and Starkell.
In Seattle Tacona Sprelnt Dispatch Dellar led Tacomsu past Siwashes with a two run hit after a steady defensive effort. Allen pitched well for Soathe as fielding kept the score low. Four thousand five hundred fans watched despite a slick diamond from morning rain. President Lucas fined Jacana players Shaw twenty five and Shea one hundred after yesterday’s scuffle.
In Butte the Carpenters defeated the Ley Weed 7 to 3 amid efforts to enhance Recreation Park grounds. Manager William Quith and a union-led squad plan more diamond improvements, with matches arranged in Dillon, Boulder, Helena, and Missoula. William Quith starred with 33 strikeouts guiding a strong win.
In a May 14 game at Caxtend Los Angeles won 78 to 38 as Gray hit a home run and Hogan held Oakland to four runs. Oakland’s fielding errors in the sixth inning helped the visitors build their lead. Cornwath and Tadeo contributed offensively for Los Angeles while Speckett and Limpire for Oakland struggled on defense.
At Portland on May 18 Kinsella faced Ine and showed strength in late innings. Mraz struggled but recovered, while Kinsele and Donahue provided key hits as the team won 4 to 2 over Haag and Bheel. Umpire Derrick officiated.
May 1 reports show the Mew Verte Americans edging kt Louth 7 to 6 as Wallnon drove in four runs. Lovthseceyisye and Ben Korksoni contributed, while Sannprs Moore notes Chicago’s 4 to 0 victory over Chicago with Witte fading in the tenth. Young and Parent spark winterfield defense and Braye keying a late rally.
In a chaotic scene at the mixed court on Saturday prisoners resisted transfer to the municipal jail. The May outbreak led to injuries of two wardens, and Governor Blenner has appointed a new warden. Prisoners sentenced to terms of five years or more refused city jail confinement, declaring death preferable to municipal imprisonment and requiring force to remove Wen from the courtroom.
A disrupted train line near Medford Oregon halted by wreckage from a derailed car. Fire units responded while wrecking apparatus from Ash Jani and Hoseburg were dispatched. One passenger reported a sprained wrist but no serious injuries. The incident occurred near Woolville with line service paused for investigation.
The Yeoman lodge of Balesville plans a corporation named Yeoman Issu association to finance a hall in Salee villa with estimated cost around 1500 dollars. Directors named Thorand A. Ray John Tomlinacn Absam A. Lanman George W. Carter and O. B. Sahmidt lead the venture.
The Sir Thomas Lipton cup is offered for open competition across classes H T and K, tied to Jamestown exposition races on Sem. Wwahd fi. Charles W. Koilenat chairs the committee that will decide ownership. The cup design features a Virginia settlers ship and the exposition seal, signifying victory and naval themes.
An Albion College letter from Clem Crowley of Butte recalls his track and football feats, naming him crack halfback and current shortstop candidate. He notes past Michigan and Notre Dame games, baseball championships, and a plan to compete in spring track while considering a proffered baseball tryout. He praises Warry Ellerby and Warby to fill a void, hinting at potential calls from Rue Hall.
The Ryan and Newtons defeated the Butte Electrics 10 to 3 yesterday at home. Dolson pitched for the winners, with key triples and doubles driving scoring as Donnelly and the Emirties bullpen contributed. Next Sunday Ryan and Newtons travel to Aerther for a postponed engagement.
Teeny text from Thornton Alleys reports two matches with bouts at the venue. Players and teams named include Simon, Teoney, Avengaine, and others with a purse of 86. Troughing details describe events, rivals and the setup for a Thursday night doubles defense by Wiehe Shenkow and Tiles as champions.
Reynolds and Bradford battled to a dead heat in a two mile race at the Butte roller rink last night. The finish was close with speculation that Bradford won by a small margin in a 6 minutes 4 seconds time, as witnesses recalled a photo finish and a tense crowd.
An article notes Don Furlano the famed "drick horse" arrives in Butte with claimed feats and high intelligence. It describes his abilities to perform math-like tricks, write letters, and fetch items, claiming exhibitions and past bids of $10,000, with attention to his origin from Daly farm and exhibition history.
An executive committee held a mass meeting to organize a Fourth of July celebration. The goal is to secure a large turnout from the Lemht rea and nearby areas for a day of events. The committee aims to feature the standard powwow elements and attract interest with planned activities and communal participation.
Missoula players returned from a two year championship meet with lessons learned. Butte and Missoula vied for the Spaulding cup as teams from several counties faced strong outside athletes. Dorman’s disqualification altered scoring, boosting Butte’s chances to overtake Missoula next year.
New York on May 19 Leonnnd J. Mre ness described himself as a troker and was held to $1,000 bail for examination on grand larceny charges. Complainant James Shora, a Canton, N. Y. banker, alleges he bought stock valued at £13,000 in the Temple Creek Dining company, claimed to be worthless.
Admiral H St L Palliser leads a renewed search for buried treasure on Cocos Island, following earlier efforts by Im nerlove and Earl Fitzwilliam. Injuries occurred among expedition members after clashes with a rival party, and Keaton reportedly found jewels worth 20000 dollars, later passing the find to Captain Heelkett and then to Admiral Palliser.
Government allocation of 7 280 000 acres leaves 1 480 000 acre unallotted in the Canadian west. Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta had a population of 60 428 in 1905 with 7 283 7 acres. Much of the fertile land has gone to companies and private owners seeking high prices.
Brooklyn Handicap will be run at a mile and a quarter at Gravesend tomorrow with about fifteen horses listed as likely starters. Top contenders include Superman, Accountant, Go Between, Salvidere, Dandelion, Arcite, Nealon, and others. Jockeys and weights are noted for each entry, including Superman under heavy pedigree and Salvidere carrying seven pounds.
A rivalry game at the Butte post office sparked a brawl as postal clerks and letter carriers faced off in a hard fought match. The carrier team edged ahead with early momentum, while clerks rallied in the second half before the final whistle.
Two pitchers were used by both teams in yesterday’s game between St Marys and St Lawrence. The contest favored St Marys by four runs. Batteries for St Marys were Hivan and Burrington, while Lawrence used Neal Fentergast and Winselta.
The Hesperus Juniors and the Hickey bat club clashed at the race track yesterday with a swoolfest. Hickeys emerged victorious 24 to 18, with Butteries Hesperus Donnelly Erb Hickeys Elickey and Confrey noted among participants.
The Broadways won their fourth straight game by defeating the Centervilles 11 to 8 yesterday afternoon. McKeon and Mulholland pitched for the Broadways while Sullivan and Trwin drew the loss for the Centervilles. Three double plays and batters McKeon and Mooney highlighted the contest. Mooney played a great second for the winners.
A distorted verse recounts Cerberus and Argus in a bygone heroic saga. It hints at reverence for lasting fame and laurel, while noting shifts in memory and the enduring interest in Ulysses and Troy from the New York American.
Andrew Taekyon Marian former representative of Micventh Indiana during the Thirtyfrat and Thirtysecond rangreacs died at his Savannah home on May 19 aged 82. He served in public office for decades and was widely known in local political circles. His passing marks the end of a long career in state and district governance.
The Butte club faces early tests as it settles at home next week. Garvin and Hall contend with overestimated scouting while McCluskey favors steady hitting and field work. Expectations rise around new signings, with changes in management and roster affecting early season performance.
Reports from Dillon May 18 indicate nearly the town's people gathered Friday for Chief Tendoy of the Tenhis funeral. Authorities say Tendoy's body was found in Agency creek last week and appears scarred from a possible fight. Investigators seek the culpable tribesman and motive.
Roosevelt is said to be familiar with Bryce’s work The American Commonwealth tracking a claim that only two men missed the presidency. The volume posits that General Grant and Jefferson Davis might have become presidents otherwise, while Lincoln remains the sole example of notable qualities in the office.
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