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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1911
Page
15
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Butte team manager J McCloskey leads the Mountmen back from a five week trip abroad. They open a seven game series today against the Boise Irrigators with a 5 30 start to avoid conflicts with races.
Northwestern League game report shows Tacoma scoring six in Spokane five in eleven innings. Players Gordon Houck Ostdick Spiesman are noted with pitchers and batting details.
Vancouver defeats Portland with a 6 to 2 score as Batteries Tonnesone, Gore, and Lewis contribute for the home side.
Claude Huyck obtained a marriage license to marry Miss Mabel I Caldwell. Miss Caldwell is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Wrank Caldwell who have long made Dillon their home, and Huyck is recognized as a well known local young man.
The Montana tennis championship began at Hunter's Hot Springs with Logan of Billings defeating Barclay of Butte and Kline beating Blakeman in the Karsted cup first rounds. Gates of Billings, McLeod of Butte and others advanced by default. Murray cup singles saw Kline defeat Blakeman 6-1 6-1. Doubles draws announced for the next day with Kline Spencer against Logan Hart and other pairings.
Maurice E. B. McLoughlin of California defeated T. R. Pell, national indoor champion, 6-1 6-8 6-2 and 6-6 in a state final to claim the New York championship as Pell offered little resistance in the early sets.
The California man showed excellent form and his service proved strong and puzzling to Pell. The report highlights his skill and the challenge he posed in the match.
St Louis kept Pittsburg from scoring most of the game as timely hits and nine bases on balls supported by solid defense. Konetehy's misplay nearly cost Pittsburg, but the drop prevented a shutout. Batteries Adams and Gibson, Harmon and Bresnahan.
Boston won a free-hit ting contest against Brooklyn with strong hitting from most regular players. Only Zim mer man and Pitcher Burke failed to hit safely as Boston posted a decisive score, while Brooklyn struggled to bring runners home in the Aug 14 game.
London reports the body of American actor Jameson Lee Finney cremated after a single service held today. Participants included several attendees from the Carlton hotel incident group.
In Wood River Illinois on August 14 a 200 foot torch of oil burns from a refinery smokestack after crude oil leaks from a 110000 gallon still into a furnace. No injuries reported.
The twenty ninth annual National Rifle Association match opened at Camp Perry Ohio on August 14 drawing 246 sharpshooters. Events include Wimbledon cup at 1000 yards and a new enlisted men teams event at 600 and 1000 yards. Governor Woodrow Wilson offered Seagirt range for a proposed Palma trophy match. In Lewistown Armenian Garabad Koulumyan, previously jailed for assault, has gone violently insane.
O C Gosman and Mrs Gosman returned to Montana from a two months visit to Germany. They enjoyed the trip but are glad to be back home in the state.
Morgan holds Speed Boys to three singles but Boston wins 1 to 0 in a pitchers battle between Cicotte and Morgan. Only three hits off Morgan, two driving Boston runs. Speaker scored in the eighth on Collins error and Engle misplay. Batteries Cicotte Carrigan Morgan Thomas. Lower
Washington shut out New York 8 to 0 as Becker was effective with men on bases. McBride’s fielding stood out in the game. Batteries Becker Street for Washington while Warhor Blair pitched for New York.
Chicago August 14 Walsh allows only one scratch hit and no runner reaches second base. Teammates score two runs off Willett on three timely hits and an error. Batteries Walsh and Sullivan vs Willett and Stangage.
W Mitchell outpitched Roy Mitchell in a tight pitchers battle as Cleveland defeated St Louis. The Indians scored in the first on a single, sacrifice, and double, then tied in the second with three singles. Graney walked and scored on Stovall’s sixth inning double for the winning run. Batteries were W Mitchell and Fisher for St Louis. Mitchell and Stephens for Cleveland.
Miss Ida Slavin of Philadelphia reports her two year old nephew's eczema cleared in two weeks using Cuticura Remedies after doctor treatments failed. The note promotes Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment with free samples from Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. Boston.
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