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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1925
Page
8
New York sports column predicts 1930 season order with the Giants first and Cubs second. Norman Brown weighs team strengths, trades, and key players, noting injuries and pitching depth for Pirates Cardinals Braves and Phillies.
Sullivan aims to run a practice session at the Cinders field. He intends to stage a Saturday event between two workouts to push the group through a full pacing drill.
Denny O Connell, once a top pitcher in the Mines league, returns to A C M after a Winter season in California. Manager Al Sundberg aims to rebuild the outfit and reclaim last season’s laurels. Louie Morton, a former A C M second baseman, also reappears with the Stockett Miners background. Dewey McGeehan faces possible transfer talks as league clubs consider him.
Washington defeated the New York Giants 11 to 5 in an April exhibition game to even the series at six games. The Senators built a five run lead and held on as Chevrolet lineup names and pitching details from the day’s action are listed, with multiple minor league and city matchups noted across Indianapolis Cincinnati Baltimore and Brooklyn.
Butte bowlers surged ahead in the sweepstakes grand windup event with Toljan Mooney and Dazzle totaling 2,868 for the team. Good Bats of Vancouver took second with 2,721 as Butte posted the highest five-man team score of the tourney, while Wenatchee’s Apple Blossoms were 2,782 in another six-event tally. The article notes individual performances in doubles and singles, plus rosters and forthcoming team details, with secondary mentions of figures from Portland and Shelton.
From New York April 12 Associated Press announces umpire assignments for opening NL games. At Chicago Ernest C Quigley Charles Moran and Frank Wilson. at Cincinnati Henry O Day Ghatlee Pfirman James Monroe. at Brooklyn Charles Rigier Robert Hart Pete McLaughlin.
Great Falls Montana Powers, ready to enter the Cascade county race, abandoned with Stockett Min withdrawal. They are already on their baseball lot hoping the State league materializes, according to reports from the northern place. The Green Power pros-
Sunspero, from the Labrea stable, won the Tia Juana cup over two miles at the Juana track near today. Blarney Stone finished second with Sean in fourth, while the field included C. B. Irwin in the lineup. Time recorded was about 3 5/4 minutes.
New York Giants and Yankees close exhibition schedules as Ruth's absence weighs on the Yankees. Senators, Red Sox, Braves, Cubs, and others boast youth upgrades while injuries and suspensions shape opening day lineups across the league.
Anaconda Gun club members and three visitors from Butte posted strong scores in high wind at the Anaconda range yesterday afternoon. Events included 25 bird singles and 12 pair of birds with notable marks by McLeod, Bob White, Peter O'Brien of Butte, and C A Voight.
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