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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1923

Page

20

Feathers Will Head Boxing Card Saturday In Butte

Featherweight contenders Dandy Dillon and Weldon Wing signed for a 12 round main event at Clark Park opening Butte Labor Day celebration. Middles Bill Tait and Sid Locklyn meet in an eight round semi windup, with Brandon and Freydler in a six round special. Wing imitates Mike Gibbons with a coast reputation. Dillon known from Gibbons-Collins outfit.

Dandy Dillion St. Paul Weldon Toughey Wing Searce Clark Park American Legion and Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council Butte Dillon Bill Tait Los Angeles Sid Locklyn Omaha Buster Brandon Jimmy Freydler Helena Downing Gibbons-Collins Ray Rose Mike Depinto Depinto Portland Dandy Middle West Mike Gibbons Mike Danny Kramer Bud Ridley Danny Flash Jimmy Duffy Abe Gordon Sammy Gordon Dandy Dillon American Legion

Gollyer Seeks Baseball Probe On Gambling Claims

Barrett O'Hara former Illinois governor plans to travel to Chicago to discuss charges in Collyer's Eye that National League players were approached by gamblers. He will meet Commissioner Landis as Collyer's Eye publisher Bert Collyer denounces Heydler and the suit against the paper. O'Hara says no money will be spent cooperating with Landis in investigating the alleged gambling syndicate targeting organized baseball.

Associated Press Toronto Heydler National League Sammy Bohne Pat Duncan Cincinnati Collyer York Giants Hara Dis

Lively golf ball debate spurs mixed player views

In New York on Aug 25 numerous unofficial proposals to curtail the lively golf ball meet resistance. Some players praise increased distance and excitement, arguing the livelier ball keeps interest high, while others fear changes will dampen the game.

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Horsemen Ready to Agree to Belmont Papyrus Match

Saratoga Springs N Y Aug 25 American racing officials are ready to accept the terms of Irish owner of Papyrus the English Derby winner for an international race against the American three year old champion at Belmont Park in October Chairman August Belmont said after learning Irish had sent a cable dispatch conveying consent pending formal details Belmont said they were awaiting further advice from Irish to frame an affirmative answer covering race specifics

Associated Press Saratoga Springs N. Y Papyrus Belmont Park August Belmont Jockey Club Belmont

Veterans Will Show Up for Football at Montana State

Montana State Bozeman plans an ambitious football schedule with Brigham Young, Utah, Colorado Denver, and New Mexico Coyotes on the slate. Captain Arthur Macdonald leads an experienced backfield as Romney builds the biggest Bobcat squad in school history with Frank Knight and Frank Cowan anchoring the line.

Bozeman Bobcat Montana State Romney College Inn Frank Knight Brigham Ourng University Utah Denver Uni Montana Bobcats Bii New Mexico Coyotes Montana University Innm Arthur " Macdonald Floyd Romney Rocky Mountain Hatfield Bob Walters Vethalf Heck Shine Frank Cowan Dobens Pitt Don Brittain John Brittain Jack Lencke Sands Yedhicka Joubert Cleveland McCoy le Cornu Hornbeck Peters Jonn Mashin Iclude Husemeyer de Kay Cottam Rivers Ray McCarren McCarren Adolph Hartwig Hartwig Gatton Field

Bobcats Open Grid Work At Montana State

Bozeman August 25 Football players at Montana State College will report for practice around September 15. Coach Ott Romney plans a large 1923 varsity. about 65 to 70 athletes expected with 24 regulars on first string. Freshmen coached by A. D. Doc Jones will play eight games before Thanksgiving.

Bozeman State College Bobcat Ott Romney Salt Lake Romney Montana State College A. D Doc” Jones Arthur Scotty Macdonald Bobcats Utah Colorado New Mexico Montana

Coast League Results From Salt Lake to Oakland

Coast League results recap with multiple games across Salt Lake Sacramento Los Angeles and Oakland. Key box scores list pitchers catchers and runs with batteries including Kegg Williams To bin Yaryan Kallio Gould McCabe and Jenkins Peters and others. A note mentions a nearly $1,000,000 annual sale of assets to United States firms in Canada.

The Associated Press Salt Lake R. H. E. Santtig Davis Ssesteriene Kegg Williams Tobin Yaryan Kallio Gould McCabe Jenkins Peters Scateles Dell Singleton Coombe United States Canada

Colored Giants Humble Powers In Two Tilt

The Colored Giants defeated the Montana Powers 8 to 2 at Clark Park in a seven inning game. Stack allowed only three singles, while Bert Babb gave up 10 hits as the Giants built early leads and added two more in the fifth. Willis reached third for the Powers but the rally ended with two runs. Tomorrow night the Giants face Meaderville with first place in the Independent league potentially at stake.

Stack Spearman Montana Powers Clark Park Colored Giants Butte Stack Powers Willis Bert Babb Giants Allen Williams Workoff Alien Spearman Phillips Jackson Jovick L. Ryan Ryan Evans Meaderville AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Adem Wailkast Cgeoasa Workolf P. Pe OB Battles Ccver Witte Coasiv A Ech Lundy O. Ze TOE Dws Mont. Powers AB. R.H. PO. A. E Phillies Covws Tawieh, Weisesscesses Svene Sea O Statens. Tei S. Ryan Teahern O. Cisesasee McGeehan Ua Cesso Trahern Babb Ginnie Peay J. Willis McIvor J. Wills Whitesides Cavanaugh

Baseball Schedule Announces National and American League Pairings

Today features NL games with Pittsburg at Brooklyn and Chicago at New York. In the AL, Philadelphia plays St. Louis, Boston faces Chicago, Washington meets Detroit, and New York travels to Cleveland.

National Leaguef Pittsburg Brooklyn Chicago New York Philadelphia St. Louis Boston Washington Detroit Cleveland Cincinnati Minneapolis Toledo Pacific Coast League San Francisco Sacramento Portland Salt Lake Beattle Fee Los Angeles Vernon Oakland

Indians Strong In Stick Work

Cleveland defeated the New York Yankees 5 to 2 in Cleveland. The Indians bunched three runs in the third inning while Brower and Ward starred in the field. Jones took the loss for New York as Cleveland's offense and defense maintained the lead.

Associated Press Cleveland Ohio Jones New York Yankees Hite Yankees Brower Ward New York Mays Schang Boone O'Neill

Detroit Edges Washington In Ninth Inning Rally

Detroit defeated Washington 5 to 4 in Detroit in the first game of the series. Washington led 4 to 1 before Russell relieved Johnson in the ninth, allowing four Tigers runs to win. Batteries Washington Johnson Russell Mogridge Ruel Holloway Bassler Woodall.

Associated Press Detroit Mich Washington Senators Ruseel Johnson Tigers H. E. Washington W. Johnson Russell Mogridge Ruel S. Johnson Holloway Bassler Woodall

Gillenwater Voices as Sox Shut Out Red Sox in Debut

Claude Gillenwater from Muskegon makes his major league start for the White Sox and shuts out Boston 3 to 0. Ehmke pitches well but three Chicago errors help produce runs. Hooper hits a late homer for the visitors. Boston musters four singles and Chicago gains the victory.

Boston Associated Press Chicago Claude Gillenwater Muskegon Mich White Sox Red Sox Ehmke Wewster Hooper R. H. EB Ehmke and Devormer Gillenwater and Schalk

Louis Defeats Philadelphia In Openers Series Game

Louis won 6 to 4 as Philadelphia pitcher Danforth yielded 11 safeties. Danforth allowed a three run fifth inning highlighted by Danforth triple Gerber double Tobin single and Williams' pass and Jacobson sacrifice for four tallies. Batteries Hasty Rommel Perkins Braggy Danforth Severeid.

Associated Press Er. Louis Louis Philadelphia Today Danforth Gerber Tobin Williams Jacobson

Shade defeats Ward in fast 15 round welterweight bout

Binghamton New York August 25 Dave Shade of California won a decisive 15 round decision over Georgie Ward of Elizabeth New Jersey in a brisk welterweight bout. Ward was outclassed in most rounds with only three salvageable frames.

Associated Press Binghamton WN. Y Dave Shade California Georgie Ward Elizabeth N. J Battler Ward

Boulevard Bobcats vs Anode Juniors State Championship Game

The Boulevard Bobcats meet the Anode Juniors of Anaconda in the state championship series tonight at 6 at Bobcat grounds on South Moontana street. This is the second game after the Bobcats won the previous encounter.

Boulevard Bobcats Anode Anaconda Bobcat South Moontana Street Bobcats Anodes

Sports scoreboard fragments from midweek graph

A sequence of team scores lists Minneapolis four, Indianapolis Kansas City eight, Toledo six, J Paul four, Louisville two, Milwaukee fourteen seven, Columbus four four. The terse notes resemble a standings blurb or partial box scores from a local game roundup.

The Associated Press Minneapolis Indianapolis Kansas City Toledo J. Paul Louisville Milwaukee Columbus

Reds Win Third Straight as Tour Runs Include 8th Victory

In Brooklyn Cincinnati Reds beat Brooklyn 5 to 1 marking their eighth straight win on the tour and tenth in 11 games. Benton left with an arm injury after a batted ball hit him in the seventh. Giants beat St. Louis 3 to 1 to hold three game lead, Watson superb for the champions. Chicago nips Philadelphia 3 to 1 in pitchers’ duel, Grantham steals to boost NL lead. Pirates top Boston 5 to 2 as Maranville homers in eighth for decisive score.

Associated Press Brooklyn N. Y Cincinnati Reds Reds Fournier Dodger Rube Benton R. H Cincinnati Benton Donohue Hargrave Vance Decatur DeBerry New York New York Giants St. Louis Cardinals Watson Cardinals Mueller O'Connell Young Bottomley Freigau Giants Homer Bobton Maranville Pittsburg Boston Ee Pittsburg Morrigan and Schmidt Marquad and O'Neill

Dempsey the greatest money maker of the ring

New York August 25. Jack Dempsey heavyweight champion is cited as the sport's top money maker with purses totaling 676000 in four fights. Earlier eras show Sullivan earning 2500 in one bout and Corbett Sharkey purse totals around 26465, 16600 in other classic matchups. Dempsey's next bout with Firpo expected to bring at least 250000.

New York Jack Dempsey Dempsey John L. Sullivan Tug Wilson Madison Square Garden Sullivan Corbett Charley Mitchell Chantilly Sharkey Coney Island Fitzsimmons Corbet Carson City Firpo

Dempsey Keeps Pace In Sparring At Saratoga Camp

Heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey staged a vigorous six round workout on Saratoga Lake shores, nearly knocking out Jack Burke and George Godfrey. Dempsey showed improved distance and speed despite a cold, halting the session only when a punching bag tore loose. Burke pressed Dempsey in the first round, then was driven to the ropes before clinching. Godfrey, facing Dempsey for two rounds, absorbed a brutal exchange as blood spurted from his mouth and he retreated. Substituting for sparring partners, Jack Bernstein filled the final two rounds.

Associated Press Saratoga Springs N. Y Jack Dempsey Jack Burke George Godfrey Saratoga Lake Dempsey Jack Kearns Burke Godfrey Dempesty Kearns Jack Bernstein Jack McAuliffe Detroit

Ghost Jeff Clarke Bouts Luis Angel Firpo in Two-Round Scrimmage

In Atlantic City Jeff Clarke stepped into Firpo's camp and sparred two hard rounds with Luis Angel Firpo, the Argentine challenger for Jack Dempsey. Clarke pressured the South American as Koebele and McCann also sparred. Firpo showed interest in a greyhound mascot and updated his attire with an American sailor hat and colorful shirts.

Associated Press Atlantic City N. J Jeff Clarke Joplin Lois Angel Firpo Jack Dempsey Jeff Firpo Frank Koebele Joe McCann Koebele Luis Angel McCann

Williams Ties Ruth With 32nd Home Run Of Season

Cy Williams of Philadelphia ties Babe Ruth for most home runs in both leagues with 32 as of Aug 25. Babe Ruth leads American League averages with .404, 32 homers, 306 total bases, 114 runs. Eddie Collins tops steals and sacrifice hits. Hunt for leaders continues across the circuit.

Associated Press Chicago Cy”* Williams Philadelphia Babe” Ruth Rogers Hornsby St. Louis Hornsby Zack Wheat Brooklyn Bottomley Pep Young New York Frisch Giants MecelInnis Boston Duncan Cincinnati George Grantham Carey Pittsburg Heathcote Babe Ruth Heilmann Detroit Speaker Cleveland Eddie Collins Ruth Eddie

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