19 Apr 1908
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1908
Page
1
Seattle reports Butte takes season opener 6 to 4 in ten innings as Hines Hall's squad rallies after eight, Schofield hits first homer, but injured. Spokane falls 3 to 2 to Aberdeene in a brisk opening tilt with sharp play from both sides.
Philadelphia hosted a rain delayed contest with McQuillan leaving runners on base in a 4 to 2 loss as Darner and Feren contributed for Philadelphia. New York Nationals defeated Brooklyn 4 to 2 behind stellar pitching by Fon. St Louis beat Chicago with Fromme in solid form and Pfeister wild in early innings.
In San Francisco on April 18 the Owls finally gained a lead in the sixth, securing a title by beating Skillman. The game featured cautious play and a decisive late run to claim the win.
A garbled game report shows San Francisco edging Oakland with a tight score as players like Tange and Wright contributed. the fragment mentions five-cent cigars, batteries, and unclear play details. The readable names suggest a local sports brief focusing on key participants and the close outcome.
Missoula and Butte athletes discuss Bailey Gish, recently entered from Missoula high school, aiming for 20 points at the state interscholastic meet. He forecasts wins in the quarter, broad jump over 20 feet, shot put 43 feet, and hurdles, with other newcomer Trainor adding discus throws. Training rules tighten as teams prepare for next month’s state meet.
In Chicago on April 18 the Blues were blanked as Wallace and Hottman miscues helped Graham and Keiprich. The tally by Graham and Spencer plus late errors sealed a 4 3 loss for St Louis, while New York beat Washington 6 10 in a late rally led by Kinlings and Hompini. Philadelphia pitchers Dyser and Collins, with Omans backstop, toppled Boston 6 0 as Dygert and Schreck worked.
Indian Wratlers led by Leary and Jack Meyers impressed in the St Paul opener, beating Columbus 8 to 4. Northwestern veterans Rowan and McKune stood out, while Aberdeen’s Tonpewon pitched the second game, as Columbus proved the tougher foe with late runs.
Chicago April 1 The management committee of the Inter-Collegiate Conference Athletic Association reports Stanford University will send 19 athletes to represent the Pacific coast school at the annual track and field games. The one mile relay is planned as a special feature, with hopes eastern schools may send fast quartets. The association also seeks invitation acceptance from the University of Pennsylvania and Cornell.
President Louis Tirlehei and Secretary Charles W. Lane led the Butte Driving Club as it seeks unanimous approval for its harness racing plans. If last year’s subscribers pay, at least nine races can be run, with a hoped for double that number. Directors met at their North Main Street offices to discuss futures.
American heavyweight Tommy Burns defeats South African Jewey Smith in Paris in a matchup billed as a high stakes return. The bout ends in a knockout, meeting expectations of a decisive finish on the planned set, fourth round.
Washington April 18 Tributes of respect to the memory of the late Senators Morgan and Pettus of Alabama who died during the recess of Congress last summer occupied nearly the entire session of the Senate today. On both the Republican and Democratic sides leaders who had known the Alabama senators joined in giving testimony to their splendid qualities of mind and heart that had earned them places in American history. The District of Columbia appropriation bill was reported today.
Richmond P. Woodson of Ain Houi, after an interview with President yesterday, defended the push for a larger navy. He argued the issue transcends party lines and emphasized commitment to expanding naval strength, stating historical precedents and broader defense needs.
Stanford University officials have not yet decided whether to send a track team to China Faso. The decision depends on the funds received and the condition of the men after the meet today. Heed’s injury may keep him from competing again this year. a final decision is expected in a few days.
At Aqueduct on April 18, multiple races produced winners in each event. Indomitable led four furlongs with Rustify second and Marlutch third, time 242 2-3. Wifisthateoplachase handicap results Thielledale first, Motor second, Palin third, time A2 2-3. Mille-Inggler won the mile, Mole-Bey second, Bmoker third, time Td 3-1. Hest Fouche claimed seven furlongs, Atkin second, Blake third, Cline 1:26 2-5. Chaperone won four and a half furlongs, Ranvhla second, AL Withold third, time 736 3-3. Voorhees won six and a half furlongs, Hamlet second, Preten alun third, time 1st. Emeryville: ONeH won six furlongs, Hector second, Blidale third, time 1234. Tom Hayward won four furlongs, Alice George second, Wondlander third, time 47 4-5. Yada won ig furlongs, Antirsw B, Cook second, Preen third, time Will Sea. Tamalpins handicap went to Master, Cabin second, Frank Flittner third, time 3 oh. Little ghd to yards saw Hoges first, Karl Rogers second, Fd Ordo third, time 144 41. Futurity course Novato Hardicape Pajarolla won, Native Son second, Dominus Arvt third. Time TM.
A fragmented report from London in April notes Air Toms Lipton's yacht project beginning today under Captain Lycamore to compete against the Jetiah resntine of 1903, with Khawrock TV involved in the launch.
Washington April 18 The Solace formerly a hospital ship now on the Pacific coast is to be used as a mother ship for the submarine torpedo boats.
In Tacoma a southpaw twirler, Frank Lakof, is added from Portland to the Tigers pitching staff as Mike Lynch builds a stronger mound group. Details touch Tasman Bay players, Beavers branding from Vancouver, and notes on Harrisburg, St. Louis prospects, with multiple Northwest figures named.
A Dia baseball game halted in the middle of the inning due to rain. Navy trailed Colombia 1 to 6 when play stopped, with no immediate resumption announced.
Detroit April 1. Jennings of the Detroit Americans argues farm born players rise faster than city bred hopefuls. He cites early rising work, wholesome food and open air as keys. A country boy starts at 15 with ample play, air and practice and becomes ready in five years. city youths face distractions and scarce fields, delaying development and making them seem older than their peers.
The article discusses Grim struggling to find a challenger for Grink the Ironian and hints at offering a draw in a hammer bout to attract an idle fighter. It mentions Tyue Thomas and other unnamed figures amid talk of a 36 inch measuring neck and a talking pine language, as well as local boxing contests and a prison team in Washington state with disputed scores.
Washington Star questions Jeccy Freemen's recent form as boxing chatter grows. The piece recalls Dusdale and Joe Gregg, Jack Dougherty in Milwaukee, and a slip by Gregg leading to a back of the ear hit. Gans faces Spika Robson while Burns meets Lord Alverstone at a London dinner, with misread ring dialect amusing the chief justice.
Pittsfield Mass April 8 Argente Beaudin of Adama plans to attempt the record walk from Portland to Chicago following the veteran Payson Weston route. The Canadian, now aged and living in Adams since childhood, will start at midnight from Portland City Hall in a long endurance trek. He weighs 115 pounds, is 5 feet 2 inches, vegetarian, and abstains from tobacco and liquor. He has trained by walking long daily distances to prepare for the task.
The park will open for visitors at 10 o clock this morning and stay open until late evening. A baseball game is scheduled this afternoon at 6 o clock between the Anaconda team and the bandfolders union. New faces appear on both sides, promising an exciting contest in pleasant spring weather. Bert Schilla, a popular professional, will wear an Anaconda uniform for the first time.
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