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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1909
Page
4
At the Montana event the matinee showcased multiple trotting contests with Nellie Don Wilkes and Nellie delivering strong performances. Free-for-all heats saw Cadence Earnfold and Ida win stakes, while Nobler entries and top mares competed for ribbons and prize money.
Fragmentary baseball scores from the American Association show Colunbue-Columbue and Minneapolis-Minneapolin games with partial results including Louisville and St Pauls. The text is garbled but indicates Milwaukee 7 in another game and references a push to regulate savings with unclear context.
Sunday action produced decisive results as multiple contests featured lopsided scores and standout performances. Key pitchers Wilson Krueger and Rodman led varied lineups, with home runs, walks, and bases activity shaping a brisk one hour forty four minute frame across two games at local venues.
In a high scoring American League clash, Detroit beats New York 11 to 5 as Benavall and others drive runs. Chicago defeats Washington 3 to 1 while Philadelphia and St Louis post wins. Patterns of errors and strong hitting mark the day across several clubs with notable performances from Owens and Street.
In a chaotic Northwest League update Seale led Seattle to a 2 0 win over Vancouver while Van couver teams posted 6 9 results and Tacoma claimed 3 Porting in a second game. Confusing fragments mention Aberdeen Porila Kirst and Averilern Spokane with scattered scores.
In San Francisco Vernon beat San Francisco 2 1 in game one and lost 3 2 in game two. Sacramento Oakland won 4 3 over Sacramento. At Tow Abgelen last done Vaytiaast Los Angeles 1, second game Los Angeles 4 Portland 5.
At Portto-lincein and Denver contests, teams such as Trobie, Stoux Chis, Topeka and Omaha posted scores in a fluctuating standings race. In a separate note Kendall astersenau will assume duties as deputy game Yarden for the district starting next Wednesday, succeeding Tom Terkin who served this role.
The piece reviews early baseball championship hopes with East and West teams contesting a pivotal series. It notes disputes over scheduling, league oversight, and potential matchups involving Philadelphia, Boston, and Pittsburgh, with tensions concerning who will claim the season’s top honors.
The event outlines a heavyweight bout between Dr. B. D. Roler of Fentile and Envy Ordeman. The tour is scheduled for next Friday night with a featured wrestling match and additional activities.
The last vestige of the Inter-Mountain league faded this afternoon when Gezeman Lewm Webandenl failed to appear for Caled, halting ongoing games. Boxe mat team mothers attended, and fans expressed disapproval as Livingston did not show. Meantime, teams shift to Spokane City league and Maralitow events proceed despite uncertainty.
Reports say Larry McLean of the Cincinnati team suffered a serious knee injury after a collision with Roy Thomas at the plate. Doctors fear long recovery may keep him from playing in upcoming games, ending his season plans and affecting team morale.
The article describes a five week program in Vienna public schools to treat stuttering. Classes limit pupil numbers, require home practice, parental cooperation, and strict silence during instruction. After five weeks a teacher reviews progress and advises on further study, with monthly examinations to assess lasting results.
Yellow Brazen captured the Open Dog Stake at the Ma ope os Brakh park amid a wet meet. Competing dogs included Clyde, Do, and Wel, with Yellow Brazen narrowly defeating Yale and others in a tense final.
In Arizona yesterday afternoon M'Carthy and Sullivan beat Gleason Crawley and others in a handball contest. The winners will face a challengers team next Sunday at Leary alley in the gulch for the state championship. the match yesterday secured 50 a side.
J Marker defeated Ene Ales two up and two to play over 26 holes to claim the golf championship title. The match began with Barker taking control through nineteen holes as amateur competitors held the early ground. The event was reported from the Ciuniryett Brovwity yesterday afternoon.
Reported event describes Moleline winning top prizes at a local fair. Mentions participants Hoe Int, C. A. Batth, and a horseman from Jilbon. Faint references to awards and broader fair outcomes.
Washington August 2 The president has decided to accept the resignation of Secretary Methrings amid bureau changes. Methring said he would retire in six months to pursue a New York partnership, while praising the president and expressing personal regard for Secretary Nagel. He will remain in his post until a successor is chosen.
Bozeman fire department held its first memorial service at the Baptist church with Rev. C P Whhop delivering the address. Members wore full dress uniforms and later decorated graves in the cemetery. The department lists several members who have died since its organization, including A. Pe Claris and Henry Langohr among others.
A brief item notes prominent Rome attorney Dean in health news. It mentions Aug 21 and a public figure H N Rvaltercan aged nine, with unclear relation to the attorney. The fragment references family, a recent visit, and possible hospitalization.
A Philadelphia Press reader recalls Rebecca Gratz and a scene with Sir Walter Scott depicted in a popular novel. The account praises Gratz’s quiet work and notes long familiarity with locals who knew her, contrasting past interest with today’s fewer young readers for Tyanahoe.
In Berlin the emperor and empress greet Orville Wright after his airship voyage to Friedrichshafen. Count Zeppelin and Wright exchange praise as thousands cheer. The visit Includes a reception at a shooting range landing site with a royal welcome and demonstrations of airship evolution.
New York August reports Victor D. Brenner, designer of the Lincoln cent, will appeal to President Taft to keep his initials on the coin. Secretary MacVeagh announced the minting would halt and new dies could be made, but no recall of existing coins. Brenner insists he will pursue the matter to the Treaty of Taft before submitting. Secretary MacVeagh acknowledged Brenner’s art but doubts the initials’ placement.
Laurent Grosse driver of the Blearns car died today from injuries suffered in the 24-hour automobile event at Brighton Beach Friday night. Mechanic Leonard Cole was instantly killed in the same accident. Grosse was 26, from New York.
A chaotic race event features Taens Wowable and Aaron tty among local sprinters, with Regan and Velng as contenders. The start includes multiple false starts, injuries, and falls as spectators watch over 500 to witness the race won by Regan after a series of mishaps, including a horseshoe trip and dust blinds competitors.
An unruly mass gathered on a Thursday near Stenchai Piel as a loaded cart and gear were used to salvage a pond. H. Hiannister and others dragged the vessel from the water while bystanders waded and watched, with anglers catching four to six pound fish and transporting them in a wet wagon to Kurentmet.
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