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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1902
Page
10
Local tenpin players posted strong scores with Luedke topping averages. Harlem results and detailed race times appear, detailing action across turf and track as teams eye All American selection in coming meet.
Brooklyn and Pittsburg split a doubleheader to conclude their season series. Pittsburg won the first game behind solid hitting and filed with Cushman and Smith as battery. Newton shut out Brooklyn in the second with Latimer catching. Attendance listed at 3,000.
At Charter Oak Track Hartford Sept 2 Anzella won the 10 000 purse race in three straight heats after a speed duel with Idolita and Metallas Ozanam and Hawthorne were variously place finishers Anzella also led in multiple heats as other contenders struggled with missteps and disqualifications during the program Idolia and Idolita posted fast times in earlier heats while Direct Hal Don Riley and Billy H. also chalked up victories in 2 11 2 07 pace events
Cleveland defeats Baltimore 22 to 7 in a slugging game marked by errors. Lundbom was relieved by Joss in the third inning after an injury, attendance listed at 2,060. Pitchers Lundbom Joss Bemis Watoll Smith listed as players.
The Tacoma Tigers and Butte Buttes begin a five game series at Columbia Park at 3 pm. Tacoma fields a strengthened lineup with Zalusky catching and Nagle in the outfield. Pitching remains McCarthy Harmon and Johnson while Butte reshuffles infield and batting order to boost strength.
New York shot a record 1187 to win the Hilton trophy at Rifle Range Sea Girl New Jersey on Sept 2 surpassing the previous 1100 score by the District of Columbia The New Jersey team was second 1124 DC third 1100 Massachusetts 1076 Pennsylvania 1976 United States Marine Corps 1073 Ohio 995 United States Army East 54 Maryland 976 Individually Hal Leiser of Pennsylvania and Dr Hudson of New Jersey set new marks with 101 of 105 Leiser earned top honors for the highest long range score.
Maj. E. J. Becker leads a fund drive in Billings to stabilize the local baseball club. He aims to form an interstate league next season with Miles City Red Lodge Billings Bozeman and possibly Helena Butte. Six Billings players may join the league.
Four singles in the seventh inning, an error and poor play allowed the visitors to score five runs and take the game. Attendance was 1,180. Players mentioned include Tratteries Yeager Ruellow Wad Dell and Schreck.
Billings manager Tschudy of the Kowal alleys announces the All-American bowling team will visit Billings on October 28. A local team will be chosen to face the professionals after a 20 game series open to all local bowlers. The top three scorers will join the Billings team for the match.
Delmar results list six races with winners and placings. Barksyue, Floyd K, Two Lick, Hilee, The Messenger, and Acchus win their respective races, with second and third places noted and times recorded for each event. Proceeding details include race lengths from six furlongs to a mile and one eighth.
First race for 2-year-olds at Futurity course saw Ith in prevail with Far Lass second and Ipse Dixit third in 1 01 3 5. Grand Opera won handicap mile with Ethics second and Zoraaster third in 1 38 2 5. Wild Thyme took the 2-year turf six furlongs with Merry Acrobat second and Blueribbon third in 1 14 3 5. Hatasoo won the Flying Handicap six furlongs on dirt with Gay Boy second and Blue Girl third in 1 13. Third and fifth races note 2-year old Partridge and apprentices riding Futur distance details incomplete.
Mr Carmichael confirms Sir Thomas Lipton will issue a challenge for the American cup through the Royal Union Yacht Club.
The Spendthrift yearlings and those of O H Chenault and J B McCafferty were sold at Sheepshead Bay. Joe Tilman paid a top price of 5500 for a bay cost by imp Esher Vanadair. Other sales included B C by imp Esher Santa Rosa II, C R Filson 2150, B F Byw imp Esher Matron, Joe Ullman 2690.
A list of round trip prices from Butte to several towns including Whitehall Lime Spur Twin Bridges Sheridan Alder Pony Bonita Deer Lodge and more with occasional notes about validity and Sunday/Monday conditions. Tickets sold Saturday and Sunday allow return next Monday, others specify Sunday mornings return same day.
Kalispell dispatch reports police and sheriff probing the disappearance of Charles A. Cooley, a printer and musician and Bee Publishing company member, with searches and leads sent out but no location found.
Frank C. Andrews, former vice president of the wrecked City Savings bank, filed in recorder's court a petition to set aside his guilty verdict. He lists forty nine reasons, chief among them alleged juror prejudice by George W. Bock.
Kalispell Sept 2 F A Heinze plans to resurrect the old Libby News for campaign use. John F Lindsay of Butte will run it during the fall campaign.
The second trial of W. T. Dimmick began in the United States district court in San Francisco for allegedly stealing $30,000 from the mint. The first trial ended with a hung jury.
State board of equalization and county assessor challenge bank tax practice. Banks must tax real estate holdings in addition to capital stock and surplus. Daly Bank and Trust, First National, Silver Bow National, State Savings, and W A Clark & Bro show varied real estate values and assessed amounts. Swinehart fined 100 dollars and 30 days jail over child support case tied to custody dispute.
In Toledo on September 2 Judge Templeton presides over the case of William H. Swinehart charged with neglecting his nine year old child. The plaintiff is Swinehart’s former wife who obtained a divorce and now remarried to F Dreher. The case proceeds with testimony expected to clarify custody and care.
Danville Illinois reports the death in New Jersey of Peter S Hoe the last survivor of R Hoe Co printers. His son Robert H Hoe died in Danville April 27 1837 after a tortured sequence of delusions and a suicide attempt arising from a broken engagement and renewed mental illness.
In letters from loved ones the deceased is described as finding death a release from pain and sorrow, and friends recall the relief death provides to the family.
Nearly all workers return to jobs in Florence on September 1 with the exception of metal workers at the Pignone iron works and printers. Cabs and street cars resume operation and transportation activity stabilizes.
Philadelphia reports Albert Terrell a 19 year old Black boxer died in a hospital after a boxing match with Walland Stokes at the Golden Gate Athletic Club. Stokes age 20 survived the bout with Terrell’s injuries.
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