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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1903
Page
5
In a ragged recap, teams like New York Chicago and Oakland appear amid scattered names. The text mentions a straight victory over Cleveland and references to Abbott, Teh, and Lane with partial scores and game notes. The fragmentary report lists cities such as Los Angeles and Seattle and a tense, unclear sequence of plays and outcomes.
In a windy late season game Seattle edged Beattle 4 3 with EHekey driving in runs and Hickey stellar on the mound. Main line hitters struggled as Salt Lake and others provided early pressure, but Seattle held on for the win.
The article recounts a heated debate among players like Thatcher and Meinhard about National League plans. It notes Youngsters from Cleveland and Seattle prospects, with remarks about Spokane and Seattle rivalries, while criticizing unproductive talk that harms baseball progress.
Fragmented report details Pittsburgh versus Boston and Chicago versus New York games with halted play and numerous mis-spellings. Highlights mention late rallies, errors, and pitchers like Frazer with unclear outcomes, reflecting a disorganized recap from a bygone box score page.
In a hard fought opener at the home park, Philadelphia displayed rugged pitching while Washington used steady hitting. Key names include Morgan Sugden Fairbanks and Seliegk for Philadelphia, and Horton Bayh and Wilken for Washington, as Boston leads the standings with a 14-? mark after a busy early schedule.
The report notes Pittsburg and Boston will stage a series of match games as part of Oreseveld's championship events. The schedule includes four games in the city, with venues and exact dates to be announced by local officials.
At New York racetracks the day’s program shows multiple races with winners such as Captain uvkie and Lord Turco, plus records and times like 1:50 for a mile and a sixteenth. Notes on auxiliary results feature Undoubted pacers, a trial of pace, and remarks on track conditions affecting performances.
A garbled OCR list shows weights and entries for today’s horse races. Names include Mire selina Gumthon Corbett Floyron Privo Charles Grainger Sandy Went Federal Vuteh Cutler Hagdad Rabbit Cravings Horond Handbags and many more with assorted weights, odds, and horse identifiers, reflecting a crowded entries sheet for an unidentified race meet.
Fragmentary race card lists multiple races with horse names and numbers. Entries include Hursthourne Loulinivere Gimmie Moon reonda Prince Vit Anis Lida Ligh Hastings Wunny Side Sixt race Irene Link Duallat Angsell sweet Mouse Domurrer Tager Forw Locket Med Damsel Plater Trink Choate More ws rer De Ans Rol Marghy Krand Wy.
San Francisco dispatch reports bantamweights Piva Nell and Donna Rousan will meet in a ten round title eliminator. The Ore event is set for Century Athletic in Los Angeles this afternoon with promoter Mars Wis overseeing the bout.
In Newton Ky a man named Hermieele charged with obtaining money and clothing through false pretenses. Investigations show he claimed to act for James J. E. and Sometov Shoup of Idaho. Detetive Murphy and county officials pursued warrants and a formal complaint followed.
A man named J. I. Libbs swindled several residents by using false names. Victims include Belle Hotehand and Low Harel. The swindler was jailed in county jail awaiting trial as authorities pursue charges over multiple burglaries and related offenses.
An incident at Park and Ohio streets led to Stephan Shohanovich facing a charge of disturbing the peace by abusive language. A crowd gathered as police explained the suspect’s behavior, with witnesses noting volatile remarks and threats, while orderly conduct was urged by officers.
A Black man was charged yesterday by a county court with larceny. He was held in bail of 500 for a Wednesday morning appearance. The complainant says the suspect, Logan, employed by Gordon and Derisop, stole about 60 pounds of serpentine from an old precipitating plant on Exst Pithium street, with the motive alleged as spitework by his former employers.
Damien Lincke pleaded guilty before Judge Hayle yesterday morning after an incident at a Butte concert. Lincke claimed an ache and denied intent to harm Donnellys. The defense noted he would not attend the opening of the Ullamur employees Saturday.
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