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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1903
Page
6
The catalog notes firearms including a Marlin repeating rifle in 30-80 priced at 1400 dollars and double barrel shotguns 410.00 15.00 and 90.00. It claims these are new wins and good shooters with remarks on bird hunting and Winchester 12 gauge with Du Pont components and powder loaded prices.
A quirky season end recap notes Aqomb Iy 600n fashion and Manavenecut Denendra on the day as Pull Rem outsized Hale. The crowd, smaller than usual, roots for the team as the final match concludes with a hopeful tone.
The final ball game at Butte ended in a Butte victory amid poor attendance due to foul weather. Beattie and Ward led the Buttes with timely hits, while Shaffer homered for the visitors. Spokane failed to muster much offense, scoring only in the seventh and leaving the series with a heavy deficit. Attendance 4172.
In a hazy Huston scene, Morning gade Phite Winns At will this avon onlin. Attendance noted with players Borton Heyt and dolphin making contact as a tense clash unfolded. Rain interrupted play while pitchers and fielders scrambled for advantage amid miscued passes and hard hitting from Noran and Nath.
Oakland and Sacramento baseball results from a Sept 1 game slate in the Pacific Coast League. San Francisco hosted, with details on scores and standout innings, reflecting a busy day in California league play.
The Philadelphia and Washington game ended in a shutout after hits faltered, with 6,266 in attendance. In the morning, Chicago struggled to hit Wilken as Cleveland, Whitworth, and others pitched well, drawing 14,402 fans in the afternoon. New York and Boston contests featured limited hits and strong pitching during a volatile day in the pennant chase.
In the Pacian National League standings report Rattle 0 and BMOKANE compete as Seville and Salt Lake standings are listed. Names and teams appear jumbled, reflecting OCR errors, but the piece aims to present club standings and results.
Fourteen thousand spectators witness Tailtin Games at Celtic Park Long Island City as James S Mitchell of New York Athletic Club sets a world record for 66 pound weight throw Irish style with unlimited run and follow. He also nails an American record in the 42 pound stone put, while Ray C Every of New York Athletic Club tops standing broad jump, and Harry A Thulmin clocks 440 yards hurdles time though an apparent stumble prevents a record.
The Pacific Coast Championship tennis tournament opened in San Rafael with mixed doubles and singles matches. Notable results include Drumond MacGiven and Miss Florence Sutton defeating Ateliffe and Miss Sthel Rath in mixed doubles, and Bell Furnia beating Percy Marion Place to win the final. May Sutton and Wage won the mixed doubles final against Freeman and Mrs Seymour.
District of Columbia won the Skirmish Match with a score of 500 to 450, surpassing last year’s total. The Second Regiment, District of Columbia was declared the holder of the honor. The day featured several events, with the primary race concluding as the sole item finalized. Several industries faced arbitration related delays, including the South Water plate industry, and a prolonged lockout affected approximately forty-one works reopening the week. About twenty to thirty men were involved in the arbitration outcomes.
E B Smuthers' McChesney, West pride, won the $5,500 Twin City handicap at Sheepshead Bay, equalling Water Boy's one and a quarter mile track record in 2:04 5. Hermis ran second, His Eminence third, with a joyous eastern welcome as crowds cheered.
Sixshooter owned by Frank Respes won the Twentieth Century handicap in Chicago as Harlem finished strong. Linguist took second with Corrigan's Hargis third, Claude faded to eighth. Judge Himes placed sixth. The winner earned 7810 with the mile and three sixteenths in 1 68 3 5. Shatuar led a nearby pack in earlier races as other heats unfolded.
Hartford Connecticut and Gulnett track open day featured Bud Doble in a 2 40 pace heat that ended abruptly after a fall on the turn. Officials postponed the heat as the crowd watched the injured driver and horse limp off the track amid the day’s program delays.
A loose knee boot caused The Roman to fall as Doble jumped clear to avoid the crash. The horse frightened and rolled, yet both horse and driver escaped with only superficial scratches, while judges ruled The Roman distanced after a consultation.
Llima oh Dan Fateh broke the world's paving record of 2.04 percent on a half mile track at theBio driving park in the presence of 10 000 Parsons. Better time would have been made, but McHenry had to mold Lim up on the first turn on account of his nearly breaking. Time by quarters: 18 1, 20 1, 008? 20H. Delwar summary First race mile and a sixteenth Ein Stein Wap, King's Court second, El Caney third. Time 1:50. Second race furlongs selling Doettie Shute won Irene Matchless second, Delta third Time 1:21. Third race five and no furlongs Lord Hermene won Mago thrift second St Noel third Time 1:09 Fourth mile and 70 yards Ev G won Jordan second Helen Print third Time 1:41y. With rave seven furlongs Revenge Dare not Montana Peerless second One Price third. Time 1:29. Sixth race mile and three sixteenths Trewn Yall won Charles Ramazy second The Bobby third Time 2:03. Seventh race mile and sixteenth Morris won Ruginta 8 second Maple third Time 1:43%
Philadelphia report from September 1 notes Gus Runtin, the AKMON giant, boxing six rounds with Bil Carter of Brooklyn at the Washington Sporting Club. Runtin appeared to control the action with the crowd praising his aggression as Carter endured steady punishment.
Owing to the absence of Dr. Te from the chair of chemistry at the agricultural college, Prof. M. Cobleigh of Lin department will assume temporary charge of the department, replacing Titmund Burk who has served as Dr. Traphagen’s assistant.
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