Anaconda Defeats Butte In High-Scoring 11 to 5 Game
Anaconda won 11 to 5 as Butte pitchers struggled and errors piled up. Thieleman allowed 13 hits, while Cavanaugh gave up 11 hits. Butte’s fielding and misplays contributed to the decisive late surge. Grin, Hughes, and Flynn led Anaconda’s hitting while Lloyd and McDonough were notable for Butte. Attendance was strong despite a dull middle stretch.
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Anaconda
Thieleman
Putte
Cavanaugh
Aid Thieleman
McDonough
Swindells
Hanley
Donahue
Bissell
Schuster
Hcould
Tommy Lloyd
Grim
Hughes
Flynn
AB. R. HH. PO
Wad Cesses
Brindells
Ctwanaugh
MeteGey
Cence AL
Sore
Saf Ansconda
Simmary
Butte Ananda
Powell
Huthes
McHale
Grn
Lynch
Dei
Thieeman
Swinlells
Tody
Protor
Huxey
Butte-Bissell
Fear
Iknahue
Shuster
Hickey
Merkle
Proctor
AnacoMa—Lloyd
Deirel
Shorts
Schilts
Bughes
New Yorks Bat Strong Amid Pittsburg Pitchers Shuffle
National League action reports the New Yorks extending a batting streak as Pittsburg uses three pitchers without stifling them. Carrick yields scattered hits with 6,500 in attendance. In Chicago May 26, the champions are shut out in a cleanly played game with a lone Chicago run off Green’s safe hit and Demont’s error. Attendance 7,200.
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Pittsburg
New Yorks
Carrick
Chicago
Trenberth Debut Error Downs Great Falls in Hel
May 24 report from Mereba notes Trenberth, new shortstop for Great Falls, failed with a fifth inning error as the Hel team defeated them. The dismissal of the previous player sparked the lineup change.
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Mereba
Trenberth
Great Falls
Seven Are Murderers Judge Clancy Set June Trial Date
Judge Clancy said he will issue venire next Saturday for jurors to be returned by June 11, then begin trial of fel ony cases. Twenty six state cases are ready, including six murder cases. Ed gar Marshall alias Allison faces murder charges with deposition of witness Kinsley ordered. Beek, Santoro, and Staffenberg plead not guilty to forgery or grand larceny charges.
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Clancy
Venire
C. F. Kelley
Edgar Marshall
Allison
Creech
Joseph Kinsley
Kinsley
Albert E. Beek
Guyette Santoro
Emanuel Santoro
Maurice Staffenberg
President approves Miley McDonough contract with Butte club
Helena May 26. President Lucas of the state baseball league approves Miley McDonough contract with the Butte club. Bulletin from N Y Young lists approved contracts and suspensions across leagues including St Louis Boston Chicago Providence and many Montana and Connecticut league players in Washington.
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Standard
Helena
Lucas
State Baseball League
Miley McDonough
Butte
N. Y. Young
National League and
American Association
Washington
Montana
St. Louis
A. Weyhing
John J. McGraw
W. Robinson
Boston
KE. M. Lewis
Chicago
John H. Ganzerl
Charles Stahl
Springfield
Peter McBride
Providence
Fred Parent
P. F. Cassidy
PD. Friend
W. G. Mills
C. Buss
C. M. Laskey
FP. Fitzpatrick
D. Reardon
P. Kiernan
M. Collins
Thomas McGuire
M. Delaney
J. Herndon
C. Trayer
J. G. Wilson
C. D. Jordan
P. H. Toutz
Kie Mathison
C. F. Smith
John Mulligan
R. A. Unglaint
Newton Dominates Cubs Until Seventh In Cincinnati Loss
Cincinnati notes Newton held opponents to one hit over five innings before a misplayed fly ball by Beckley in the sixth sparked his downfall. Cuppy was strong for Cincinnati while Newton and Wood teamed for the mound. Attendance 1,200. Batteries Newton Wood Cuppy Clarke Ump Swartwood.
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Newton
Beckley
Cuppy
R. H. E Cincinnat
Farniead Servdettes Resaesseas S
Wood
Clarke
Swartwood
St Louis Defeats Philadelphia In Ninth Inning Clash
St Louis and Philadelphia produced an exciting game with St Louis winning in the ninth inning on timely hitting. Attendance totaled 10,000. Batteries Young and Robinson for St Louis and Orth Pratt and McVarland for Philadelphia. Umpire Hurst.
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Philadelphia
St. Louia
R. HB
Corsecces
Young
American League scores from Indianapolis Detroit Buffalo and Cleveland
In Indianapolis the 11 to 6 win by Indianapolis over Minneapolis is reported. Detroit defeats Milwaukee 4 to 2. Buffalo beats Kansas City 3 to 5. Cleveland shuts out Chicago 7 to 0.
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W.N. Brown
Ezra Morgan
R. Thomas
A. C. Bushey
C. Endesson
J. T. Deerine
J. Mel Irvins
Omaha
Joseph Scully
Montana League
Thomas Donahue
Wilbur Bissell
A Hickey
Patrick A. Ryan
C. KE. Wood
William Hurley
Joseph H. Marshall
Fred W. Pilcher
FE. R. Hammond
John F. Flannery
Walter L. Coleman
Chicago
Kansas
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Detroit
Milwaukee
Buffalo
Kansas City
Cleveland
Baseball League Spurs Summer Boom in Anaconda
Outdoor sports surge as Anaconda hosts a growing baseball league drawing an enthusiastic Copper City crowd. About 500 will use special B A P rates for today’s game with opening day turning into a municipal holiday. Amateur clubs multiply as Standard workers form a team led by William McWhinney with players including Nagert Jeck Edgcombe Dunn and others. Tennis also grows with a new court expanding recreation options.
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Anaconda
Baseball League
Copper City
Anaconlay
William McWhinney
Garry Nagert
Otto Jeck
Ernest Edgcombe
Dan Dunn
Messrs
Ball
Wright
Ottoson
Harmon
Kunkel
Murphy
al Peikey
E. J. Pelkey
Hutchins
Regan
New Court
Local Golf Practice Shapes Emerging Players
On Third Street between Main and Lo cust the scene hosts lively practice matches. The new city golf course west of town is producing strong players, with few veterans among club members who are embracing the sport with enthusiasm.
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Main
Locust
Racing meet at Au Clair Park aims to draw speedsters
Butte Montana hosts Decoration Day trotting events at Au Clair Park on a fast half mile track leased by the Gentlemen's Driving Club. The program features a free for all trot a 233 pace a half mile run and parallel heats with five to ten entries per event. Transportation from Olympia brewery is arranged and coupon tickets cover transport and grounds admission with ladies free.
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Butts
Aulair Park
Gentlemen's Driving Club
South Butte
Au Clair Park
An Clair
Olympia Brewery
Butte
Granite Miners union to celebrate 12th anniversary in June
Philipsburg notes report the Granite Miners union will mark its 12th anniversary on June 13 1900 in Granite. A full program includes a 9:2 am parade and speeches by Ed Boyce T S Hogan and J M Durfee at the Miners Union hall followed by 1 30 pm sports at the ball grounds with prizes for foot races for men boys and girls and a 50 yard race for boys under 14 and girls under 14 with first and second prizes listed.
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Granite County
Kate Hynes
Philipsburg
Lizzle Nixon
Clark
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John Lawry
William Enderline
al Morden
J. C. Duffy
Henry Steiber
Harry Lewney
John Hen
J. &. Abbey
Fred Chandler
Abby
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Silver Republicans
Charles Loyd
J. E. Abbey
James Patten
Jerome Mathews
W.T. Allison
Daniel McLeod
Frank Durfee
Hutchinson, Kas
Nellie Clark
Bi-Metallic Mercantile Company
Carrie Craven
Drummond
F. D. Brown
Butte
Thomas Hynes
Joseph Hryan
Granite Miners’ Union
Granite
Miners’ Union Hall
Jay
Ed Boyce
Hogan
Durfee
Bozeman Students Stage Amatuer Play Purse and Persons
Bozeman May 23 The college students presented Purse and Persons last Friday night. The five act comedy with 17 scenes drew a full audience and netted about 35 dollars for future productions. Notable performances included Marie Best by Helen Wancock and Dorothy Kiot by Lucile Quan. President Reid and Dr Sterne likenesses drew praise as did the general student spirit. After the show, plans were made to continue yearly productions using the same stage and scenery.
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Bozeman
Marie Best
Helen Wancock
Dorothy Kiot
Lucile Quan
Vina Cowan
Herman Waters
Lowell King
Wryatt Jones
Reid
Sterne
Chemical
Cholian Literary Society
Mary Waters
Dora Sherman
Annabel Flowers
Ellen Gottschaleck
Lake View House Under New Management
The Lake View house is leased and opened under new management with a newly finished refit. The bar offers imported and domestic wines liquors and cigars. Boating on the lake is featured and dancing parties may use the hall free of charge. Meals and lunches are served. Public invitation to visit.
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Lake View
Office open all day for collection of accounts
O. K. Lewis & Co. maintains its office open all day for account collections. The entrance is on the old location at Park or Main street.
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O O. K. Lewis & Co
Main Street
Foods guaranteed not to taste of one another in Herrick fridge
H. J. Blume of 78 W. Park advertises a sanitary refrigerator claim promising no flavor transfer between foods. The notice emphasizes safety and cleanliness of the device within a local commerce context.
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Herrick” Sanitary
H. J. Blume
W. Park
The Fair at 79 W Park Sets Up Small Goods Booth
A small fair listing shows items for sale including beauty pins lc biscuit cutters potato mashers pint tin cups and tooth brushes. The venue is The Fair located at 79 West Park.
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the Fair
W. Park
Dentist Dr Quirk Opens New Office at 217 North Main
Dr Quirk the dentist relocates to 217 North Main Street over Orton Brothers. To introduce the public to the new offices the practice offers special prices on all dental work for a short time.
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Quirk
North Main Street
Orton Brothers
Anaconda Standard Delivers World Markets and News Value
In your home a first-class daily newspaper is a necessity not a luxury. The Anaconda Standard offers comprehensive coverage of markets stock quotations mining and agricultural news with dependable value for northwest readers.
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Northwest
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