29 Apr 1910
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1910
Page
1
Local preparations for an upcoming field and track event unfold with strong attendance promises. Officials, schools, and visiting teams from Belent, Deer Lodge, and Anaconda anticipate competitive trials across running, throwing, and jumping events led by coaches Markley and Copenh.
In an April 28 Danville handicap at Imbiryville disarray arose as Likely Dieudonne faded after a heavy challenge from Rey Hindes while Racesay Emeryve led a field clashed by early falls. Abigail I won the first five furlongs in 48.2, Gellee took the five and a half furlongs in 1 07.4, Redeem won the nine furlongs with Becu m second and Lavburg third as Gene Wussell placed fifth amidst a heavily played field.
In a sequence of events at Aqueduct and Brighton, Ilu Aafidicas-Rey Hindon won the main event with a mile dash in 1:43, Eddie edged Steel recond for the steel stake, and Miurtinmas placed second. Other winners included Kaetey Oren, Madimun, Guy Fisher, and Golden Agnes with various runners-up noted across multiple sprints and two-mile or four furlong races.
Readable fragments show scattered baseball results and team notes from Pacific Coast League and American Association. Items mention Oakland and San Francisco standings, April 25 dates amid lists of players and game outcomes with cities such as Milwaukee Chicago and Des Moines referenced in brief lines.
Parish notes indicate the City League parade is set for Saturday with plans to open the season afterward. City officials and volunteers organize the event as a lead into the first game of the season, inviting community participation and local sponsors.
James G. Keefe president arrives in Butta with Pip to take blac ribbons at eastern bench shows. Keefe’s dog entered in Chicago Peoria Joliet and Kansas City events earning prizes for Soden’s French bull Ith Tulart and George Brown's two wer ters. Also noted are a proposed 21 pound fight between Big Papi and Jon Whamps to be held May 24 at Cafroth arora with 60 percent to the winner. Jack Welsh named referee.
A fragmentary exchange quotes a press agent and a impresario debating a prima donna’s indignation. The presario claims she sings like an angel while she counters that angels he knew could only write checks.
The piece surveys heated reactions across cities as Milwaukee fans blame players and management. It notes McGann and Cormick’s struggles, Clarke’s decline, and Philadelphians savor Phils’ record while millers face dissent over Murray’s contract and owner politics affecting the team.
The article discusses tensions around the Phillies in the National League race. It notes internal strains, strong leadership, and tactical management by Daoln, with reference to Clarke Chance and McGraw as rival brain trust tactics. It portrays the Phillies as a seasoned, capable unit despite external pressures.
In Pittsburg Cincinnati edged the home team with a late rally aided by Flynn’s home run through the eighth. Meselter’s long throw saved two runs. Brooklyn routed Boston 10 to 0 as heavy hitting dominated a poorly played game. Chicago beat St. Louis 2 to 0 behind Cole's solid start before the eighth. New York needed 13 innings to top Philadelphia 6 to 2 with Raymon and Seigler driving the scoring rallies. Schedule notes: Brooklyn at Boston, New York at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, St. Louis at Chicago.
Washington defeats Heston 4 to 1 in 12 innings as Speaker and Lord lead with strong hitting. Johnson strands runners and seals the win with sharp pitching. Collins worked until Maas’s hit list inning. Street miscue aids visitors. Detroit beat St Louis 7 to 1 behind Mullin, Harley solid. New York defeats Philadelphia 7 to 2 with Ford on the mound and Woltzer’s bat. Cleveland Chicago game postponed due to cold. Today's schedule lists Philadelphia at New York and Boston at Washington.
Ben Lamond April report states Jeffries, recovering from back surgery, rented a tram for training and fished a 60 trout string. Berger will remain sidelines while the team resumes light training next week.
The Butte group may attend the San Francisco big fight spending about 62.90 for a round trip Pullman fare and arena admission, with plans to charter a special train if enough go. Expected attendees include boxers from other cities, aiming to fill a special transport and witness the anticipated match in California.
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