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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1906

Page

16

Ladies Out In Force At The Butte Races

A bustling day at the Indl track featured Beautiful and Best delivering a surprising win in the Inst event while Miss Georgia dominated the 2:10 Pacing stake. The card included numerous longshots and brisk betting as Jib and Redan posted strong showings amid fast times and crowded grandstands.

Butte

Great filly Killalloe wins six furlong stake at Sheepshead

New York reports Killalloe 4 to 1 upset in the Great Filly Stakes worth 10,000 dollars at six furlongs. Court Dress driven by Mr Keene led early but Killalloe passed in the final furlong to win by two lengths over Court Dress with Pope Ivan third. Other races noted include Miss Crawford and Sir Ralph winners at Louisville and Hartford trotting events.

New York Sheepshead Kay Killaline Easiy Keene Pope Ivan Willalibe Court Creasa Blondy Neha Owen Montgomery Sir Wil- Heid Fetinsen Puturty Course Killeloe Roeper Lowon Court Dress Kho Radtker Durga Yankee Chase Pope Joan Inquisitor Sso Aristirta Tine Miss Crawford Martin Doyle Logostillo Sir Ralph Onatas Benny

National motor boat carnival aims for record runs

The New York event, hosted by the Motor Boat Club of America, runs September 14 to 15 with reliability trials, long distance races to Poughkeepsie, and a world class field including Richard Croker Jr. and the Trene. The program features speed trials on the Hudson River, jewelry prizes, and a Venetian tote with a nautical parade expected to include 150 boats.

New York Motor Boat Club Woall Trene John F. Anderson Corinthian Yacht Club Philadelpia Omiles Dixie Sparrow Den Pannfard Hudson River Poughkeepsie Xpdne Monaco

New York Leads After Second Period In National Team Match

New York topped the field at the close of the second period in the national team match after previously leading all three prior events. New Jersey fell to eighth as the rapid fire and skirmish rounds continued with several stages yet to finish.

N. J New York New Jersey Massachusetts United States Tantey Wisconsin United States Marine Corps District of Columbia

Portsmouth Marks One Year Since War Treaty Signing

The treaty ending the Japan Russia war was signed in Portsmouth a year ago today at 3 47 PM and a commemorative tablet was unveiled at the same hour to honor the event.

Portsmouth N. H Japan Russia

Sawyer Triumphs in Close Western Golf Championship Match

In a tight Western golf championship first round at Glen Echo, D. E. Sawyer of Wheaton Golf Club Chicago edged Res. R. Talbott of Wichita by one hole after a marathon 37 holes.

St Loui D. E Sawyer Wheaton Golf Club Chicago Glen Echo Links R. Talbott Wichi'a. Wait

Doukhobors in Regina Jail Refuse Food Under Guard

Fourteen Doukhobors confined in Regina jail refuse to eat as mounted police force nourishment through their teeth. Leaders of nude pilgrimages, they remain determined to organize marches despite captivity, with physicians administering liquid nourishment while they lie restrained.

Regina

Chicago Nationals Secure Bin and Meredith Transfer

The Chicago National League club recently acquired Bin from Joplin and Elmer Meredith, a former Kansas City player who contributed to the pennant win years ago.

Bin Joplin Chicago Elmer Meredith Kansas City

New York and Brooklyn Split Open Date Doubleheader

At the Polo Grounds on September 4 the New York and Brooklyn clubs played a doubleheader. The local team won both games, with the first game needing 10 innings. First game score varied as New York secured the win. batteries Eason Bergen Wiltse Bresnahan Bowerman. Second game saw Brooklyn win with Ames Bresnahan. umpire O Day.

New York Brooklyn Polo Grounds Rohs E. Brooklyne Sc Wooss Ee Prattue Fae Eason Bergen Wiltse Bresnahan Bowerman

Philadelphia Beats Boston With Six-Run Opening Inning

Philadelphia wins the game over Boston by scoring six runs in the first inning. Box shows Fee Ey Bob TGiic ee k a ca Ue and SHURE Miitnee, oleae ee ee mee Batteories- Corner and Needham. Umpire Carpenier.

Philadelphia Boston Fee Ey Bob tGiic Oleae Corner “and Needham Tage Gleby Donovan Carpenier

St Louis Wins Season Finale at Pittsburg

At Pittsburg on Sept 6 St Louis won the game handily by hitting Leever hard. Batteries Leever and Gibson for St Louis and Karger and Grady for Pittsburg. Umpire Conway.

Pittsburg St. Louis Hittin Leever Leever Gibson Karger Grady Uimpire Conway

Cleveland shuts out St. Louis as Joss dominates

Cleveland pitcher Joss hurled his best game in months to blank St. Louis. Batteries were Joss and Clark for the Cleveland nine while Pelty and O Connor worked for the St. Louis club in the Sept. 4 contest.

Cleveland St. Louis Joss Snes Joss and Clark Pelty O'Connor

Philadelphia Beats Washington in Lopsided Game

Philadelphia outfield and outbat Washington in a clear win. Final score 7 to 0 with Hughes and Wakefield battering for Philadelphia and Coombs and Powers strong on the mound.

Washington Philadelphia

New York Wins Third Straight at Boston

New York defeated Boston 6 9 in a game where Hogg held Boston to no hits until the seventh inning. Batteries for Boston were Peteets and Hogg with Young and Carrigan on Boston fielding, while Thomas shared duties with Carrigan for New York.

Boston New York Hogg Boston Peteets Hogg and Thomas, Young and Carrigan

Detroit Faces Hard Loss as Willets Shines on Mound

Detroit tried a recruit named Willets from Wichita and he pitched a splendid game though beaten. Chicago tallies came from the mound by White and Towne while Detroit managed only two men reach second base. Detroit 0 Chicago 2. Willets and Schmidt for Detroit struggled against White and Towne.

Detroit Willets Wichita Iack Chicago White Pigkeie Pet Schmidt Towne

Portland Beats Randolph Tamed Califf Dominant Pitching

Portland hammered Randolph with Califf effective on the mound. Battery: Califf and Donahue for Portland versus Cravath Randolph and KBager for the opposition.

Portland Ore Randolph Califf R. H Donahue Cravath Kbager

Western Association Tilt Ends After Two Innings

Joplin and Web City clashed in a two inning scoreless game halted by darkness. Baline Dur handled pitching duties for Joplin as the teams staged a quick, early season bout in the Western Association.

Joplin Web City Western Association Baline Dur

Oakland Triumphs Behind Rolands Pitch in Easy Win

Oakland scored a decisive victory over Fresno as Rolland allowed 13 hits through seven innings. Cates pitched for Oakland and yielded seven hits in the early and late portions of the game. Final score reflected Oakland’s dominance with strong fielding and steady hitting. Umpire Perrine officiated.

Oakland Cal Rolland Fresno Cates Roneey Osklendeni

American Boats Win From German Rivals in Roosevelt Cup

Three American yachts lead the Roosevelt cup race from Marblehead with The Vim designed by William Gardner and skippered by amateur Clifford Buckman dominating to finish in 3 03 54. Caramba second and Auk third 12 and 22 seconds behind. German entries Wannssee Glenckauf IV and Tilly VI trailed, with Wannssee best of the challengers.

Glendore Billy Gemmell Hoffman Copper Shell Charles M. Garvey Barrfeld Marblehead Mass Vim William Gardner T. L. Park American Yacht Club of New York Clifford Buckman CC. H. W. Foster Tilly VI Kiel Ger- Many Tilly VS Caramba Auk Wannssee Glenckauf Tilly

Jensen Transferred to Spokane In Commission Ruling

The national baseball commission ruled that player Jensen, then with the New York club, must be transferred to Spokane. Spokane claimed Jensen accepted terms and transport from it before joining New York. New York offered no evidence in the case.

Cincinnati Nationl Baseball Commission Jensen New York Spokane

Sutton sister shines in tri state tennis event

Cincinnati September 5 The feature of the tri state tennis tournament today was Florence Sutton sister of champion May Sutton who won both of her matches with ease.

Beautful Ant Homie Susie Keee Wad Melrini Te J Jillette Redan Cincinnati Florence Sutton May Sutton

Mint Directors Fail to Accept Silver Bids at 67 1/2 Cents

The directors of the mint opened bids for silver on September 4 but rejected all offers as too high. The lowest bid came in at 67 1/2 cents per fine ounce.

Howard Waters Resizad Nanon Macer Silver Jim el Pasavin Tinloch Lone Prince Atoka Washington Mint

Granite County Democrats Set Primaries and Convention

The Democratic central committee of Granite county met in Philipsburg and scheduled primaries for the 7th and the county convention for the 18th inst.

Philipsburg Democrati Central Committee Granite County

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