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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1917

Page

11

White Sox Gain On Rivals With Shutout Of New York

Chicago gained a full game on Boston in the pennant race by shutting out New York 8 to 0 as Detroit beat Boston. Shawkey faltered in the seventh, Felsch Gandil and Schalk scored, and Eddie Murphy delivered a clutch hit for Chicago.

Chicago Boston New York Detroit Shawkey Felsch Gandil Schalk Rowland Eddie Murphy Cicotte R.H. EB Cullop Alexander Nanamaker Faber and Schalk

Detroit Beats Boston 5-1 Behind Bunched Hits

Detroit defeats Boston 5 to 1 as James Cobb and Veach deliver early runs, Burns homers with two RBIs in the eighth after a wild throw by Lewis. Ruth and Thomas duel for Boston, James and Stanage handle Detroit relief.

Detroit Ruth Boston James Cobb Veach Vitt Lewis Burns H. E Thomas Stanage

Seibold Shutsout St Louis as Phillies Win

St. Louis was limited to four hits by Seibold who received flawless support as Philadelphia shut out the guests. Seibold and Schang formed the battery for Philadelphia while Sotheron Molyneux and Severeid handled St Louis. Final score 8 to 0.

St. Louis

Washington Beats Cleveland In Peculiar Nine Inning Game

Washington won a peculiar game from Cleveland as Cleveland used three pitchers and Washington did likewise. The teams combined for twelve stolen bases with Roth scoring on a triple steal in the fifth as Harris and Wambsganss advanced. Final line shows Washington 11 runs, Cleveland 9. Batteries Harper Gallia Shaw Johnson and Ainsmith Klepfer Coombe Morton Coveleskie O Neill.

Cleveland Washington Roth Harris Wambigans R. H. E. Washington Harper Gallia Shaw Johnson Ainsmith Klepfer Coombe Morton Coveleskie O'Neill

Phils Come From Behind To Beat St Louis

Hard seventh inning aided by two errors gives Philadelphia a 6 to 4 victory over St Louis. Hornsby had three singles and a double in four at bats for the visitors while Mayer was pounded. Batteries Horstman Doak Ames Snyder Mayer Bender Kil lifer Adams.

Philadelphia Hornsby Snyder St. Louis Mayer R. H Horstman Doak Ames Bender Killifer Adams

Errors by Smith Open Cincinnati Rally in Boston Loss

In Boston on August 27 errors by Smith allowed Cincinnati to score all four runs, while Boston earned two runs off Regan. After the fourth inning Tyler received solid support and avoided a hit. Final score Cincinnati 4, Boston 2 with Regan and Wingo opposing Tyler and Tragesser.

Boston Smith Cincinnati Regan Tyler Wingo Tragesser

Pittsburg Beats New York 1-0 in Opening Series Game

New York suffered a 1 to 0 defeat as Pittsburg clinched the first game in the series at Polo Grounds. Cooper earned his third win of the season with the 1 to 0 victory, supported by Benton and Rariden. Am. HH. As New York.000 000 000-0 8 a Pittsboro .900 100 000-161 Batteries-Cooper and W. Wagner, Benton and Rariden.

New York Pittsburg Cooper Polo Grounds Pittsboro W. Wagner Benton Rariden

Brooklyn Beats Chicago 7 to 1 in Fast City Game

Brooklyn bunched a single triple and homer in the first inning and added a triple double and four singles in the fifth to defeat Chicago 7 to 1. Douglas was lifted after the fifth, game lasted 1 hour 23 minutes, fastest of the season here. Batteries Douglas Prendergast Elliott for Chicago Dilhoefer Coombs Miller for Brooklyn.

Brooklyn Chicago Douglas Prendergast Elliott Dilhoefer Coombs Miller

Second Montana Boys Night At School of Mines Gym

Entertainment at the School of Mines gym features a three round boxing bout Paddy Ohern the fighting Irishman versus lackey Tynan with Evans of Company F versus a Company K opponent wrestling exhibitions by Harry Metropolitopoulos and Pat Connolly and Leo Bens giving an exhibition. other acts promised.

Montana School of Mines Paddy O’hern Tynan Bob" Evans Company F Company K Leo Bens Harry Metropoulos Guard Pat Connolly

Meyers and Mowrey Yield to Call of Time

Brooklyn announced the release of catcher Chief Meyers and third baseman Harry Mowrey as free agents. Mowrey held out for salary and joined Frank O Rourke at third, while Meyers, praised as faithful and versatile, faced a slump and possible move to the Boston Braves or another major club in 1918. Additionally Brooklyn recalled several minor leaguers including O Maraa, Kelleher, Malone, Fitzsimmons, and Purning among others.

John Torres Meyers Harry H Mike) Mowrey Brooklyn Brooklyn Fagle Mowrey Hot Springs Ark Chambersburg Frank O'Rourke Utica New York Pittsburg Rube Marquard Meyers Mack Marquard Giants Wilbert Robinson Chief Meyers Boston Braves Hank Gowdy Ernest Krueger Superbas Otto Miller Krueger Mack Wheat Wilbert Ebbets Oliver O'Mara Atlanta Oakland Cal Johnny Kelleher Denver Lewis Malone Butte St. Paul Tom Fitzsimmons Spokane Brooklyvia Richard K. Purning Portland Eddie Appleton Baltimore Dallas Texas Jack Snyder Macon

Corbett Named Head Of War Sports Board

James J. Corbett, former world heavyweight champion, was appointed by the U S government as chairman of the war department committee on athletic instruction. Sergt Norman Selby Kid McCoy Mike Donovan Prof Richard Nelligan Amherst and Robert Edgren join the panel forming plans to recruit famous boxers to teach boxing tactics to soldiers for bayonet fighting and other war duties.

Princeton N. J James J. Corbett United States War Department Sergt Norman Selby Kid McCoy Mike Donovan New York Athletic Club Richard Nelligan Amherst College Robert Edgren New York Evening World Corbett Joseph IX. Raycroft Princeton University

Detroit boat racer wins gold challenge cup at St Paul meet

Miss Detroit II driven by Gary Wood wins the American Powerboat Association gold challenge cup with 15 points from three 30 mile races. Miss Minneapolis has 12 points and Hawkeye II six. Detroit's today average speed 56.1 mph. Other races postponed by rain.

Minneapolis Miss Detroit II Gary Wood American Powerboat Association Miss Minneapolis Hawkeye II Miss Detroit

Questioning Royal Titles After Russia’s Republic Declared

The Brooklyn Eagle questions why British authorities still refer to Countess Anastasia Torby as the elder daughter of the Grand Duke Michael, noting no such title exists since czarist Russia fell. It argues the war effort benefits from accurate records of Russia’s political change.

Russia Official Gazette Anastasia Torby Grand Duke Michael England Brooklyn Eagle

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