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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1923

Page

6

Boots Beat Meaderville In Tie for Independent League Lead

The Colored Giants defeated Meaderville 5 to 1 to pull even with the leaders in the Independent Ball League. Walker and Gleaves pitched well, each fanning three, as Meaderville’s defense misplayed in the first inning allowing three Giants runs. Five Giants hits produced the decisive scores, and the league commissioners will set a playoff date, likely a best of three series.

Acce Standard Tory Simonich Schlaifer Boots Meaderville Colored Giants Bobbles Betwen Walker Giants Gleaves Meaderville Clan Walker Ruffato Davis Clark Trucano Bob Meacerville

Standings of Slubs Against War Prisons

K M Landis, commissioner, addressed the Arkansas department convention in Jonesboro urging a president who would refuse to pardon a single war prisoner. He attacked the socialist party for opposing wartime government prosecutions and voiced support for soldiers.

Associated Press Jonesboro Ark K. M. Landis Bageba Arkansas Department United States Socialist Party Germany Landis

Several Hurt as Express Collides With Freight West of Greensburg

A number of people were injured when the Philadelphia Express eastbound collided with a bulged freight car near Greensburg. No serious injuries reported at the Pittsburg railroad office.

Associated Press Pittsburg Philadelphia Express Pennsylvania Rail Road Greensburg

Firpo Sparring Like a Concert in Atlantic City

Luis Angel Firpo, heavyweight challenger, used 16 ounce mitts to spar three partners in Atlantic City. He delivered varied notes to body and head, with critics praising technique. Trainers seek Billy Miske for sparring. sparring partners Koebele, Clark, and McCann noted for timing and resilience. In Saratoga, Dempsey rests from camp and eyes race track bets before resuming boxing on Thursday.

Associated Press Atlantic City N. J Joe Downey Indianapolis Luis Angel Firpo Jeff Clark Firpo Brooklyn Koebele Horatio Lavelle McCann Lavelle Billy Miske St. Paul Baratoga Springs N. Y Jack Dempsey Saratoga Lake Jack Kearns Dempsey Albany George Godfrey Jack Burke Godfrey

Today's National and American League matchups listed

National League games include St Louis at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Boston Chicago at New York with others not scheduled American League cards show Philadelphia at St Louis Boston at Chicago Washington at Detroit and New York at Cleveland Sugarcane alcohol is used in South Africa as a substitute for gasoline The Erie canal was opened in 1825

National New York Cincinnati Pittsburg St. Louis Cicago Brooklyn Eee Wee Philadelphia Eee Ston Ee Cleveland Aweetsverss Seer Pacific Coast League San Francisco Sacramento Angeles Ernon Oaksend National League Philadelphia Boston Chicago Washington Detroit Cleveland South Africa

Gold-Pitts to Play Black Specs Tonight

Cole-Pitts and Black Specs meet for the last time this season at Clark Park tonight at 6 o clock. Pitts have one more game after tonight, Labor day against Clark's. Specs face the Anodes in Butte Thursday and the Powers on Labor day to close their schedule.

Cole-Pitts Black Specs Clark Park Pitts Clark’s Specs Anodes Butte Powers Clarks Anaconda Pitt

Cleveland Urged as Site of Next Republican Convention

Cleveland Republicans plan to push for the next GOP convention in the city as a memorial to the late President Harding. They will present the proposal to President Coolidge National Chairman Adams and Rudolph Hynicka with Colonel Carmi Thompson leading the local effort from Ohio authorities.

Associated Press Cleveland Ohio Harding Coolidge John T. Adams Rudolph Hynicka Cincinnati Carmi Thompson United States

Air routes control plan discussed with American Bar Association

Postmaster General New authorized Carl F. Egge to pursue at the American Bar association meeting in Minneapolis the adoption of a basic law for the control of air routes. Three school children in every 1,000 have perfect teeth.

Associated Press Washington New Today Carl F. Egge Air Mail Service American Bar Association Minneapolis

Hauser's two homers lift Athletics to 4 1 win

Hauser hit two home runs with a runner aboard to power Philadelphia past St. Louis 4 1 in the final game of the series. Galloway and Hale drove in the other runs as the Athletics broke a 1 1 tie with a three run outburst in the first and added one in the ninth. Hasty Rommel Harris Bruggsy Bruggsy and Collins worked for Philadelphia while Kolp and Collins closed for St. Louis.

Associated Press ST. Louis Hauser Philadelphia Galloway Hale R. H. B. Philadelphia Hasty Rommel Harris Bruggsy Kolp Collins Boston Chicago Ted Blankenship White Sox Blankenship E. Collins Shelley Barrett Ferguson, Murray and Devormer Blankenship and Crouse

Three for Tigers as Washington falls 9 to 6 in Detroit

Detroit defeated Washington 9 to 6 extending their streak to three wins. Zahniser struggled with command while Dauss allowed hits but escaped key jams.

Tigers Associated Press Detroit Washington Zahniser Dauss Senators Gharrity Dauis Cole Bassler

Legions Card Opens With Wing Dillon Bout At Clark Park

Weldon Wing and Dandy Dillon arrive in Butte to train for a 12 round featherweight main event on the American Legion and trades card at Clark Park Saturday night. Ringside seats go on sale today. 600 ringside, 2,500 grand stand, 1,000 bleachers.

Weldon Wing Dandy Dillon Husky St. Paul Butte Seattle American Legion and Trades and Labor Council Clark Park Pacific Coast American Legion Gym Legion Gym Bill Tate San Francisco Sid Locklyn Omaha Jimmy Freyler Helena Buster Brandon Young Wildfire Ely Seaman

Jockey Willie Gargan Killed at Hastings Park Race

Vancouver report says jockey Willie Gargan died after his horse Diana Fash fell during a Hastings Park race. The animal rolled on Gargan breaking his neck.

Associated Press Vancouver B. C Willie Gargan Diana Fash Hastings Park Dinna Fash

Williams Tops Home Run Race In slugfest win

Philadelphia defeats St Louis 12 to 11 in eleven innings as Williams hits his 33rd homer to surpass Ruth. Eight pitchers used, 35 hits total in a wild game with Williams leading the league in homers and the Phillies edging the Cardinals.

National Associated Press Philadelphia St. Louis Williams Ruth R. H. E. St. Louis Sherdel North Barfoot McCurdy Behan Betts Head Glasner Henline

Reds and Braves Split Doubleheader in Boston

Cincinnati edged Boston 8 to 2 in the opener as Rixey limited the host to seven hits and Dusty Roush homered with two on. In the nightcap Cincinnati failed to score while Boston pushed across seven runs to complete a 7 to 0 win. Batteries Rixey Hargrave Genewich Benton Fillingim ONeill. Donohue Harris Wingo Barnes Smith Snyder.

Giants Associated Press New York New York Nationals Chicago Cincinnati Boston Osborne Cheves Dumovich Fussell O'Farrell Nehf Barnes Ryan Snyder Reds Rixey Roush Genewich Hargrave Benton Fillingim O'Neil Donohue Harris Wingo Smith and Snyder

Shade Dodges Bout With Omaha Man No Reason Given

Morrie Schlaifer of Omaha has been matched with Joe Simonich of Butte for a 10 round bout in Council Bluffs on Sept. 7. Schlaifer’s manager Pat Boyle announced. Earlier Schlaifer was slated to fight Dave Shade in Wilkes Barre on Aug. 29 but the match was canceled with no explanation from Shade.

Associated Press Omaha Neb Morrie Schlaifer Joe Simonich Butte Mont Council Bluffs Pat Boyle Schlaifer Dave Shade Wilkes Barre Shade Boyle

Jailed in Mexico in big bank robbery case

Joseph B. Marcino, sought for February robbery of $213,000 from Warren First National Bank, was arrested early last week in Mexico City. He was ordered surrendered at the border and shipped to American authorities at Laredo, Texas, under guard.

Mexico Associated Press Springfield Mass Joseph B. Marcino Warren First National Bank Mexico City United States John V. Sullivan Laredo Texas

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