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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1902
Page
10
Butte overcomes stiff challenge as SPORANE claims a narrow triumph in a weathered state contest. Key players and teams are highlighted, with emphasis on the tense finish and standout performances shaping the result.
Helena Mares finished third in the street time trial, earning a podium spot as the event concluded amid tight competition and notable road conditions.
Spokane faced a rough field day as Butte edged Seattle with Salisbury on the mound. Frary, Knox and Smith led Butte’s offense while Quick struggled early for Spokane.
The Fats and Leans, nicknamed “Fats” and “Leans,” faced off in a return bowling game yesterday. Leans won 2,087 to 1,904, totaling 1388 pins. Lammers captained the Leans and posted the high score with a 191 best, lifting his average to 179. Edgcombe led the Fats with a 16% average and a top score of 14. The Fats faced handicaps as the score table shows individual frames for both teams.
In five and a half furlongs My Surprise wins with Vinctides second and Jim King third in 1 09 2-5. Five furlongs Little Jack Horner takes victory with Delmarch second and Andes third in 1 23-5. Mile and seventy yards Water Edge wins Pretorius second Count Em Out third in 1 48 2-5. Five furlongs Money Mass prevails with Duelist second Irene Lindsey third in 1 01 4-5. Six furlongs Prince of Endurance wins Arvensi second Gold Bride third in 1 15 3-5. Mile and a sixteenth Leo Newell wins with da V. second Domadge third in 1 61 2-5.
Six furlongs selling Sambo won with Sister Sarah second and Dr Seharff third in 1 16. Elastic won the five and a half furlongs with Ono More second Hengist third in 1 10. Jack Young captured seven furlongs with Pourquoi Pas second and FD Layson third in 1 50 9. Frank Bell won the six furlongs handicap with Miss Golightin second Delgon third in 1 15. Jumia won the mile with Joe Loesser second Miss Eon third in 1 42. Red Apple won the mile and seventy yards purse with Glenwood second Satin Coat third in 1 46.
Butte high school promises its strongest team yet with players from the city’s schools of mines, Helena plans, and Wallhiee trip. Key figures include captain Jack Curtis Lester Early Billy Adams Joe Early Hawley Aus tin Mills Henline Matlock Malloy Brown Ed Hyland and coach P E Geagan from Leavenworth Kansas guiding a schedule highlighted by a Thanksgiving trip and games against Salt Lake City Y M C A Ogden high school and a Montana university connection.
Butte faces Spokane while Seattle plays Tacoma and Helena squares off with Portland. Matchups set provincial duels as teams contest early season standings in regional league action.
In front of about 4,000 spectators Amherst held Harvard to 4 points while Yale had defeated Amherst 25 to 0. Amherst led briefly but Harvard managed to stay within reach as the Crimson defense limited scoring opportunities. The report notes Harvard’s struggles against a stronger Amherst showing despite Cambridge context.
Football results list scattered across many campuses with scores including Columbia 45 Pord ham College 0 and Illinois 24 Haskell Indians 10. Other lines reference Chicago University of Chicago 21 Cornell Iowa College and Michigan State matchups with Michigan Agricultural College 0 and Indiana 4, plus Wisconsin 9 and Minnesota 0.
Both the high school and the school of mines football teams are eager for an early date. Managers have expressed desire to schedule a meeting. Daily practice has continued for two weeks with renewed confidence, and Captain Young at the hill team brings seasoned leadership to the squad.
New York track Morris Park hosts six races with autumn hurdle handicap won by Philma Paxton and times listed. Second race Felipse course winner Chuctanada with Brunswick and Ondardis following. Other races include Interval Tioga, Incubator Boutonnierre, Knight of the Harlem, Satire and Ben Jattle in various selling, maiden and handicap events with times noted.
Large turnout at the Spokane interstate fair races with results across multiple events. 2:30 trot winner School Bell ahead of Yours and Placer. best time 2:24. Five and one half furlongs Poor lands wins with Aunt Mary second and June T. third in 1:11. Three fourths mile Laureata wins, Dorsen second, Almoner third in 1:17. One half mile Aurora B wins with Big Dutch second and Pat O Ran third in 50 seconds.
Fragmentary score line shows San Francisco and Sacramento with a 9 to 3 result and a Los Angeles versus Oakland game ending 4 to U, details incomplete and no clear winner or context available.
In Terre Haute Indiana on a misty day the famed trotter Dan Patch could not eclipse the world mile record clocking a 2 minute time. Trainers and spectators watched as the performance fell short of the mark set by the sport’s legends.
St John a party chairman issues a call for a mass convention in Billings courthouse on Saturday evening to nominate a county ticket for the People's Party in Yellowstone County.
In Bozeman and surrounding areas coyotes remain numerous despite extensive killing and bounties. Ranchman Cobb near Middle Creek reports a neighbor’s child was chased by a coyote from pasture to the house last week.
Pittsburg game reports a decisive 0 run, two players reaching third base as Phillippi and Zimmer combine for a shutout. Attendance listed at 4,500 with Joss and Sullivan batting for the American team. Umpires were O Laughlin and ODay.
Glasgow reports the Shamrock II under an American skipper and crew will not be refitted to meet the new challenger after tests near the Atlantic. Captain Charles Bevis and his crew were mentioned in the unfinished note.
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