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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1902
Page
10
In Butte, Charlies Lane known as the president of the champion team influences local baseball, school board issues, and coal billing. He champions the sport, manages crowds at Columbia gardens, and shapes the city’s Smoky City ball club’s community network.
The Buttes pounded Spokane pitchers Pfeister Titus and Roach for a 12 to 2 win. Pfeister lasted three innings before Butte batters drove him from the box, Titus fared worse, while Roach held Spokane in check throughout. Buck Weaver stood out at first for Butte as McHale Roach and Ward produced key hits and runs.
The piece describes a baseball game where Weaver and Morntore faced pitchers Pfeister and others, noting walks and baserunners. It mentions Buck Weaver and Ward at bat, Drinkwater and Dowling as pitchers, and speculation about a future game between the Buttes and Sporanos possibly in Anaconda.
The Montana Coursing club reports growing interest as a second meeting unfolds. With California hares to be used the club seeks tighter regulation. upcoming Sunday stakes promise high prizes and stronger entries. Nominations and entrance fees are taken at Tickel & Synargo's, 8:20 p.m. tomorrow.
In Thornton last night four bowlers surpassed a 200 series in the city league event. Sheehan led with the high score of the tournament, posting a 191 average night and finishing strong in the second game. Other top totals included Perham, White, and Oma, with McMillan and Pareley among notable performers as players posted overall scores and averages for the evening.
Helena Senators lost to Tacoma by 6 to 4. McGilligan’s failed slide at home and Shaffer's late muff opened the door for Tacoma’s two-run 10th? inning. Harmon pitched for Tacoma with eight walks as Slade and Andrews provided decisive hits.
At Proanest Park Training scene fall meeting racing opened with Pettimere leading two heats. postponement to morning noted. Tansey won heat 9 amid mixed results as Little Re and Lady Selma started. other entrants Janet F and Rabagaret also ran.
The Dixana and Fleetwood amuda yearlings sold at Sheepshead Bay with solid prices. Tohn A Drake paid 4500 for Scarpon Hygenia the top bid. Rav colt by Strome Roseleaf brought 2900 and a bay filly by Scorpion Truth fetched 1500 for J A Drake.
Seattle scored twice in the seventh and eighth innings to rain on Portland’s home game, while Portland squandered multiple chances with errors in the fifth. Klopf doubled for Seattle and Drennan, Babbitt, and Kelly drove in runs as the visitors built a 2 0 lead. Portland stranded baserunners, including Anderson on second, as the shutout sealed the game.
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Rain forced postponement of National League games involving New York teams and St Louis at Pittsburg and Brooklyn. No rescheduled date announced.
Boston struggled early as Patton pitched masterfully limiting hits to one inning. He struck out three in the ninth, while Delehanty and Young produced runs and Criger contributed as Boston played before 4,208 fans.
The Cleveland Chicago game was postponed due to wet field conditions. Grounds crews delayed kickoff as rain left the field unplayable, delaying or canceling the contest.
Philadelphia game with Baltimore was postponed due to rain on Sept. 9. No rescheduled date announced.
The Detroit St Louis game was postponed due to wet grounds and cold weather with two games slated for tomorrow.
Heavy rain and a windstorm delayed the Syracuse grand circuit races after one heat in each event was run. In the Woodruff stake 22M trotting, only four of thirty nominated began the heat with Rhythmic Oxford Chimes and Maxime in a tight finish. Rhythmic led by a half a length when halted.
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