The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1891-07-23

The Anaconda team was made up
principally, of compositors and other en-
ployes in the Anaconda Standard office
and judging from their play in Sundays
game they are better adapted to sticking
type than playing ball.
In the toss Philipsburg went first to
bat. Wickizer went first to the plate
and made first base on an error, stole
second and run home on Quivey's safe
base hit. Quivey scored on passed
ball. Hughes flew out and Gardner and
boyd fouled out.
The Anacondas failed to score in the
first inning. but in the second punched
SIX runs, and we're apparently out-play-
ing the home team in every respect. Dur
ing this inning Kidd hit Connolly for a
three Dagger and several singles were
made off of him.
Philipsburg did not score IN the second
inning, and about this time considerable
betting was done on the Anacondas to
win the game.
After this, however, the burg boys
began playing ball, and they not only
prevented the Smelter City lads from
raising their score above eight runs but
they piled up twenty-seven against them.
Our boys played excellent ball all
through the game, and some of Jhem
played much better than at any time be-
fore. Smith, who has heretofore not
been considered sure batter, broke his
record in the fourth by hitting the
leather for thee bases; and also in the
fifth he made similar play, bringing
home three runs.
Quivey and Beley played good ball all
through the game, and Connolly fooled
the visitors throughout the game with
his superb curves. The entire game was
a succession of hard hitting by the home
team.
In the last half of the ninth for the
visitors, Wickizer broke through his uni
form and was obliged to retire from be-
hind the bat, Quiyey taking his place
and finishing the game.
THE SCORE BY INNINGS.
IL 3 567 81
Philipsburg. ......... 2O3 81 5 3 0
........... O6O1 1OOO|
Our boys appeared in their full uni
;orm for the first time last Sunday and
we're highly complimented by the spec
ators.
Abe Welnstein is the chosen mascot
md wears uniform just like the big
Joys have.
Slavin, of the GRANTEES, will play with
he Philipsburgs IN their next matched
,ame.
Much to the delight of our boys the
team whipped Helena last Sun
ay in a score of IA to 5. Good for you,
we knew Helena could not
zin game unless the umpire was
ought, and now she's completely showed
nder!
Tom Crowley, who played with the
'urgs last year and joined them again
lst Sunday for this year, is good
elder and hard batter.
The Anacondas famed out frequently
n Conpolly's drop ball.
Death Of John NOrlin. ,
John Norlin died in Philipsburg last ,
unday morning at about s o'clock. of
He was 63 years of age .
nd native of Sweden. He came to !,
merica at an early age and emigrated
} California in 1852, from where he came l..
} Montana several years later and has :
yer since remained in this and other
ineral localities following the vocation
miner The deceased has no known a
'lative in the United States that is S
nown, though it is believed he has a (
rother somewhere in Illinois. He came I
} Philipsburg about fifteen years ago +
I'd affiliated with Flint Creed Lodge No. t
!, A. F. & A. NJ, of which he was a +
ember at the time of his death He