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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1911
Page
14
Fragmented OCR describes a widow and companions in a distant event. Names appear garbled, with references to a great figure and a chorus, and a man escorting a donkey. The text is largely unreadable with scattered proper nouns and potential place and person mentions.
Fragmented OCR text shows Remneas defeating Helena's recruit with scattered names and dates. Mentions include Mayors, a new bowler, and a suspension involving MrCloskey and Kelly. Details are unclear, but outcome suggests a local athletic or community event with multiple figures named.
In a dramatic ninth inning shakeup the Scrappers overcome a 7–2 deficit to beat Saline 4–3. Van homered for Saline, while McCafferty, Orr, and Manuel contributed for Missoula. errors and defensive plays shaped the late scoring and final outcome.
The city tennis tournament narrows to McLeod Karsted and Bartlet. McLeod vs Karsted will be played this afternoon at the Holland Street course with the winner meeting Bartlett at a later date. The Witherspoon cup awaits the winner.
A garbled report details Langford finishing ahead of Jim Smith at the halfway mark of a race. The text is severely distorted with illegible words and misplaced phrases, but references a New York location and an athletics event with referees and a stoppage. The exact event, dates, and officials cannot be determined from the readable fragments.
The Olympia Athletic Club hosts a strong boxing card with Young Mooney vs Kid Peare for welterweight honors and Chief War Eagle versus Germany Schulte drawing attention. Also on the bill are Jack Marsland vs Sailor Driscoll, Young Ike Hayes vs Fra Kelly, and a prelim between Tally Jones and Young Johnson, all set for four rounds and undercard action.
A garbled note recounts a Wednesday baseball scene with Mrs. Bug misreading the game and Mr. Bug amused. It then mentions manager Stovall on sacrifice bunts, Bresnahan’s bone play in St Louis, and a late Giants misdirection at the plate. A Tacoma sale of Curtis Coleman to the New York Americans is reported, plus Paris fashion committee tidbits on dressmakers and ladies wear.
The Howard Music company presents a piano sale arguing that owning a piano is economical and refining. It promotes new and slightly used Steinways, Hazelton Bros, Decker Bros, and other respected makers at deep discounts, stressing genuine maker names and easy credit with no inflated cash prices.
A man identified as Wim-Mantoy tan Ayough with Milne Meyhorer, a hide merchant, faced trial for assault with intent after a confrontation with William Manley. The jury found him not guilty on the assault charge after witness testimony. Separately, a note on evaporative cooling explains how a wet bulb hygrometer lowers a surface temperature by evaporation, kept by a cloth and plate setup.
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