Butte Shut Out Tigers by Browns in Sept. 2 Game
Cleveland fans saw the locals fail to hit Mereeir as the home team was shut out. Attendance 1,421. Score: 0-0.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1902
Page
10
Cleveland fans saw the locals fail to hit Mereeir as the home team was shut out. Attendance 1,421. Score: 0-0.
Seattle offense struggles as Wiggs and Babbitt spark Helena with three baggers and late rallies. Hickey shuts down Helena despite scattered hits. Campbell shines in field making key plays to deny Helena late.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Portland September 23 Spokane pitched a near perfect game while Portland struggled for hits Drinkwater yielded three safeties and Engel miscues helped the visitors The final shows Spokane 6 Portland 0 with 250 in attendance and McCarthy umpiring.
Washington hosted Boston with an attendance of 1,200 as Boston scored an easy win. Scoring details cite batteries Criger Carrick and Clarke for Boston and WoW 2 1 Young for Washington, with the Philadelphia game noting a productive second inning featuring a fumble steal base on balls sacrifice hit and four singles for the home team against Baltimore.
Major league and national league matchups listed with teams set to play today. Jutte faces Tacoma while Helena plays Seattle and Spokane visits Portland. In the National League Boston meets New York and St Louis plays Cincinnati, then St Louis battles Chicago. Detroit travels to Cleveland and Philadelphia to Baltimore, with Boston at Washington.
Dummy Rowan aims to meet Frank Dunn for a 4a side wager of 240 dollars for Montana heavy weight title, with fallback bouts against Ike Hayes and Tony Murphy and a 10 round match against Mose La Fontaine, all contingent on upfront money and readiness.
Word arrives in Helena that Miss Minnie Babcock of East Helena took poison in Shoshone county Idaho and lies near death. Her brother George Babcock faced a horse theft charge and was moved to Idaho. he later escaped jail. The sisters had lived with their father Ira Babcock in East Helena. age is given as several years old.
Exhibition reveals a proposed four story structure at Main and Seventh. Ground floor houses State National Bank with Wibaux as president. Second floor to Miles City club, third for fraternal orders, plus a reading room and billiard area. Additional lodge and banquet facilities planned on upper levels.
Margaret Thorne wife of Chief Henry Thorne of Wellsville died of suspected poisoning. The coroner will investigate. Thorne disputes suicide theory noting happy family life. Mrs Thorne reportedly earned 850 from washings, purchased two strychnine powders last June under a sister’s name, claiming rodent control. She left a son and daughter and was active in the Methodist church.
William Rea of South St Paul, a noted sheep feeder, shipped 10 cars from Big Timber and 5 cars from Toston. The entire shipment is consigned to Smith Haas & Co. of Chicago and will be fattened at Rea's yards in South St Paul for market.
Dan Patch equalled the world record of 14914 set by Star Pointer on the Readville track. The performance matched Star Pointer’s conditions in every detail as Myron McHenry guided the pacer to a steady 1 59 5/6 mile in a dramatic trial that drew cheers from the crowd.
At Hawthorne on Sept 23 the results list seven races. Ray Tag won the first at seven furlongs with Inspector Sheam and Corrine Uni following. Canyon took the five furlongs with Jim King second. Ailgar won six furlongs with Rednor second and Automaton third. Muresca won six furlongs with Burnie Bunton second and Vulcain third. Flocarline won six furlongs with Lady Joselyn second and Maxette sixth. Wingdance won one and one quarter miles with Malay second and Le onewell third. Times noted as 1: Second race 1:441'5, 1:19, 2:15%4 respectively.
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Rufus Lane a well known valley resident was discovered in his Highland home with fatal injuries and a sharpened knife and razor nearby. Police describe the death as self inflicted after an apparent failed suicide attempt. Lane owned orchards in Highland and held business interests in Brookville Ontario where relatives reside.
The driver says smallpox has abated at Jordan while typhoid fever cases rise. Mr Broushtons child nears recovery but Abe Hart contracts typhoid.
Sheriff Kennedy left for Deer Lodge after James Donaldson and William Broadbent, convicted of sheep stealing at the May term and sentenced to eight years, were released pending a supreme court hearing on a motion for a new trial.
James Tapp of Wichita and John Madden of Emporia refused nominations for attorney general and supreme court justice on the Allied People's ticket. This raises to four the number of nominees who declined the posts.
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