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Delhi batsman Plame shines as Kallio pitches for Electrics in a dramatic home game.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1913
Page
12
Delhi batsman Plame shines as Kallio pitches for Electrics in a dramatic home game.
The afternoon features two games starting at 2 pm with Kellogg and Robinson for the Cap ers while Hildebrandt faces Kel and Steamboat Bin for the Electrics. A near sensational homer by the locals nearly tied the score in a 1-0 setback to Great Falls as Galena’s sprinting dash and a stray ball fueled a tense, crowd-pleasing contest.
An advertisement touts witch hazel based treatment claimed to soothe salt rheum eczema lupus rofl and itchy skin. It describes blood purification effects and bodily detox, urging readers to obtain an 8 oz bottle from The Swift Spectre Gorse Swift Laboratory in Atlanta.
In a tense eighth inning Great Falls pressured Butte with Demaggio tripling and Delhys pitching closing the frame. Butte rallied in the ninth with Kafora and Clynes reaching, but Delhi struck out the Dineh hitters. A crowd saw near major league play as both teams showed sharp fielding and timely hits in a tight contest.
Secretary Daniels offered no firm forecast on the Army Navy game but expressed strong interest in the annual contest. He anticipated national attention and discussed distribution methods for tickets, suggesting clear rules and a fair process.
Helena Slabman led a high scoring win as Salt Lake used two pitchers and were hit hard. McClain starred with two-base hits and a three-base effort by Meng McClain and a home run by A. Spencer. Cronin Sullivan Huelsiman Stolen bases noted, and Morgan and Johnson held the mound with notable strikeouts. The game lasted about one hour and ten minutes with Frary as umpire.
Leo Benz and Art Allard were examined by state boxing commission doctors and found fit for a hard middleweight bout. Both are in peak condition with no advantage, Benz strong and Allard heavily built, ready to fight under the weight limit as advance ticket sales top 1500 and bets move toward even money.
In Vancouver on Aug 3 Portland beat Vancouver 15 to 11 with Callahan Williams Clark and Grindell. Tacoma games show Tell B agsip rss a with Ikeily Reardon Walsh Girot and Smith. In Victoria Aug 9 Spokane defeated Victoria with McCorry Hanna Fitzgerald and Shea. game called in the eighth to catch train.
In Billings on August 30 the Bills beat Sheridan in the first game of the Labor Day series that will close the Midland Empire league season. Final score not fully clear due to OCR issues. Batteries were O'Donnell and Hodgins for Billings and Busch and Wilson for Sheridan. Journeymen tailors of Scotland, Journeymen tailors of Scotland have received a 10 percent raise. In wawen.
Gill Anderson won the Elm national road race at Elgin, Alabama, covering 302 miles in 4 hours 13 minutes 38 seconds at 71% mph to set a new event record. Ralph Mulford finished second with Spencer Wishard third. Harry Grant and Ralph De Palma placed fourth and fifth. Joe Dawson had completed 259 miles when the race ended for him. Weather was perfect. about 60,000 spectators watched 12 cars start. Rickenbacher went out on the first lap after a collision, Anderson’s speed surpassed Mulford’s 1810 record, and Dawson, Manot, and Burman ran close at 100 minutes.
Vancouver report notes Willie Ritchie and Freddie Welsh forfeits ahead of a Brighouse arena bout three weeks hence. Promoters posted 3700 in purses with 82.50 guaranteed appearance and 1250 insurance to ensure fighters meet the 15 pound limit.
Pennant won the six furlong Futurity at Saratoga amid a desperate drive to ward off Southern Maid and Addie M. in a close finish. Bringhurst led early with Forum and Early Rose, then Pennant surged from the backstretch to contest and finally pull ahead by a length.
Brooklyn reports Fred Walker, who asked for release last week, has signed a new deal with the Brooklyn club. He impressed in his recent games and prompted Manager Dahlen to keep him on. London reports 537 killed and 20,000 injured in 192-injuries, a major rail disaster.
Special Dispatch from Lewistown reports George Irslinger, European middleweight, defeated George Steif of Chicago in an extraordinary match lasting 1 hour 43 minutes. Irslinger won the lone fall while both men weighed near 158 and 162 pounds. Archie Barker wired a challenge from Pittsburgh and Dick Kelly of Chicago refereed.
London dated report says Tom Burrows an Australian all round athlete and champion club swinger collapsed at Earl's Court while trying to swing six pound clubs for ten hours straight. He had run nine hours and three quarters minutes before dropping. Earlier in April he swung three pound six ounce Indian clubs for over 100 hours before illness ended his run.
British pros Harry Varden and Edward Ray, Open champions, teamed with Tom Varden and William Marshall to edge local players 1 up after 36 holes. The Britons led most of the match but fell behind briefly on the thirty fifth green before clinching victory.
New York Americans defeated the Athletics in both ends of a double header, 7 to 0 and 6 to 4, marking Philadelphia’s last appearance here this season. Idwall allowed two singles in game one. Shawkey exited in the third. In game two, New York surged with four runs in the first two innings as Kite bunched Brown, Bush improved on Fisher, and Sweeney caught both ends.
Washington dominates Boston in a twin bill, winning 4 to 1 in game one and 4 to 0 in game two. Gandil collects three singles in the opener while Leonard earns a crucial strikeout in the ninth of the second game with men on base. Batteries in game one were Engel Henry Bedient Leonard aid Cady Thomas, and in game two Groom Henry Leonard and Carrigan.
St. Louis could not hit Blanding when HIG would have counted, leaving the home team to suffer its fourth consecutive scoreless game. No local player crossed home plate as Sensational catches and throws by St. Louis outfielders and Baletis speed prevented scoring. Batteries Blanding and O Niel with McAlester noted for balance in the field with Cleveland as visitors held at bay.
Marblehead Massachusetts hosts the fifth German American boat contest with three boats from each nation. Competitors include Angela VI owned by Crown Prince William of Germany and Sima owned by Bostonian Guy Lowell. Racing runs Tuesday Wednesday and Friday, with a potential additional day if wind permits. The grand prize silver cup is sponsored by President Wilson. second prize is awarded by Gov. Fons.
In San Francisco Wille Meehan chronicles a swift rise through boxing weights from 105 pounds to light heavy as he seeks tougher fights. He asks promoter Mr Parente when Charlie Miller can be matched in a heavyweight bout after a month more growth.
Western League outcomes include Wichita 5, Lincoln Sioux City 6, Des Moines 2 and Topeka 6, Denver 1, highlighting a competitive standings shift among clubs led by Lincoln Sioux City and Topeka with strong road wins.
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