Mullin Leads Pitchers With 29 Wins Last Season
Detroit star George Mullin topped the American League pitching list with 29 wins and 8 losses for a .784. Cicotte of Boston was second at 13 and 5. Willett of Detroit tied for third with 22 wins. Krause and Bender shared fourth at .692. Chicago led fielding, while New York made the most errors at .331.
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B. B. Johnson
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Boston
Willett
Krause
Philadelphia
Bender
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New’ York
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Rhoades
Johnson
Washington
Schhlitzer
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Groom
Baseball Pitcher Willie Hogg Dead in New Orleans
Pueblo reporter notes the death of Willie Hogg a former Louisville American Association pitcher and past New York Americans standout. He began with Pueblo’s Rovers and starred as an amateur before joining Seattle Spokane and New York later aiding Louisville to an A A pennant. His widow and child survive. mother in Pueblo received the news by telegram after writing to him.
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Willie Hogg
New Orleans
Hogg
Louisville
South
New York Americans
Old Rovers Club
Seattle
Hoge
East Orman Avenue
New York City
Three Spills and a Broken Record at Ascot Park Race
In a six hour auto race at Ascot park Los Angeles on December 12 Stearns driven by Souls won 293 miles setting a new coast six hour record. Pullman with George Kussman was second 271 miles and Buick third 249 miles. Several spills injured drivers and mechanics including Harris Hanshue and Leonard McLarty with a broken collar bone and a broken leg respectively.
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Cal
Ascot Park
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Souls
Kissel
Pullman
George Kussman
Buick
Bodin
Right Easy Wins Montezuma Stakes at Juarez
At Juarez on December 12 the Montezuma stake of 1200 dollars for one mile was won easily by Right Easy the 1 to 8 favorite. Spooner finished second and Jeanette M. third as Right Easy led from the start and won by five lengths. Other races listed include Responful 1:02 2 5, Fred Mulholland 1:30, Barney Oldfield 1:17, King Cobalt 1:08 8 5, Serville 1:41.
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Mexico
Right Easy
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Fred Mulholland
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Barney Oldfield
E. M. Fry
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Christmas Standards on Sale at Standard Offices
Wrapped copies of the Christmas Standard are ready for mailing at the Standard offices in Anaconda Butte and Missoula. Postage is 5 cents to any point in the United States Philippines Hawaii Canada or Mexico and 9 cents to other foreign points.
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Anaconda
Butte
Missoula
United States
Philippines
Hawaii
Canada
Mexico
Gift Subscriptions to Anaconda Standard Offered
Advertises one year subscriptions for ten dollars in advance with a premium. States recipient will enjoy the newspaper for 866 days as a present to a friend or relative.
Cofroth Behind the Johnson Jeffries Fight Promoter Named
New York report confirms James W Coffroth premier promoter of boxing admits involvement in Johnson Jeffries fight. He flies to England with Charlie Harvey and Bud Fisher to secure contracts for pictures and promote the event while handling arena and film rights.
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New York
James W. Coffroth
James
Charlie Harvey
Bud Fisher
Atlantic
England
Coffroth
Lusitania
Jim
Richard
Gleason
Johnson
Johnson Opposes Ward in Baseball Meetings
Ban B Johnson president of the American League Charles Comiskey of the Chicago Americans and Joe Cantillon former Washington manager left for New York meetings. Johnson said he would oppose John M Ward for National League president and work to block him. Cantillon vows to fight for vindication at the AL meeting and to press charges of signal tipping against the New York Americans while managing the Minneapolis American association team.
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Chicago
Ban B. Johnson
American Baseball League
Charles Comiskey
Chicago Americans
Joe Cantillon
Washington Americans
New York
Johnson
John M. Ward
National League
Cantillon
American League
Ainst
New York Americans
Washington
Minneapolis
American Association
Cornell Faculty Calls For Football Reform To Boost Safety
Ithaca N Y Dec 12 The Cornell university faculty adopted a resolution urging reform in football. It says that the continuance of the game for undergraduates depends on an effective revision and reinforcement of the rules to secure greater safety of life and limb and higher standards of honor and fair play.
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Hayes wins San Francisco marathon on short course
Johnny Hayes, Olympic marathon hero, easily defeats Jimmy Fitzgerald of Canada and Don Connolly in a San Francisco marathon on Ocean Shore track. Hayes clocked 2 hours 26 minutes 54 seconds, initially believed to be a world record, but the course proved over a mile short, negating the record.
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Johnny Hayes
London
Jimmy Fitzgerald
Ocean Shore
Don Connolly
Hayes
Salt Lake Defeats San Diego in Midwinter League
In San Diego on December 12 Salt Lake beat the San Diego team 4 to 1 in a midwinter league game. Batteries were Reigers and Lebrand for Salt Lake with Cates and Meyers working for San Diego.
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Cates
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Centerville and Stevens Tie In Hotly Contested Grid Match
In Columbia Gardens yesterday afternoon the Stevens addition team and the Centerville Juniors played a tight game in poor field conditions. The final score was 5 to 5 with Stevens scoring on a 30 yard run by Pat Brennan and Centerville answering with a 20 yard run following a forward pass. Attendance was about 200 as both sides displayed fast play and tough line work despite the ground being in bad shape.
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Pat” Brennan
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Stevens Boys
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Paul Rooney
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Edward Lappin
Sid Rowe
Joe McCauliff
Roy Lyford
Harold Coffman
Pat Brennan
Leo Crowley
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P. Holland
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D. Sullivan
Ki. O'Brien
J. O'Connor
W. Kelly
Edward Roger
H. Graham
T. Downey
St Louis Vote Looms Over Baseball Meetings
New York reports begin with a cycle of baseball meetings in which the fate of National League president John Heydler hinges on the vote of St. Louis figures, while figures like Hobison and Dreyfuss shape expectations. National and American league sessions follow in rapid succession as owners managers and umpires assemble.
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National Commission
Terry
Cincinnati
Springfield
Stanley Robison
St. Louis
Horace Fogel
Philadelphia
John Dovey
Boston
Heydler
Ward
Hobison
John Heydler
National League
John M. Ward
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
Dreyfuss
Babic Loses Valises At Butte Station Train Chase
Leo Babiec of 332 South Main reported two valises missing from the Butte, Anaconda & Pacific depot. He claimed Austrians took them on a train to Anaconda, with a watch and gold chain valued at $40 believed inside. Anaconda police monitored trains but found no match to the described suspects or luggage.
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Anaconda
Norton
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Leo Babiec
South Main
Butte
Anaconda Standard Gift Subscription Offer
A year's prepaid subscription to the Anaconda Standard and a choice from our premium list make a fine holiday present.
Five Die in Ice Skating Inauguration Incident
In Philadelphia on December 12 five people died during the ice skating season inauguration across the state and New Jersey. Four boys perished after venturing onto thin ice while a father drowned after rescuing his 12-year-old son.
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New Jersey
Advertiser Aims for Best Local Advertising Race
The merchant determined that his advertising shall be the best in town is in the race, whether he realizes his ambition or not.
Fat contract for Johnson on stage
Chicago report notes Jack Johnson has signed a 15 week road contract earning about 30000 with Miner and Gerard. The plan splits his act between boxing sparring and burlesque pieces, with a headlining tour starting Jan 17 and a guaranteed weekly salary plus profit share.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Jim Jeffries
Barney Gerard
Miner & Gerard
Jeffries
Johnson
Gerard
Marty Cutler
Jack Heinen
Election and Scandal Dominate Baseball Meetings
Magnates from the two major leagues converge in New York as the National League officers meet on Monday. The gathering also heights the anticipated revival of the umpire bribing scandal tied to last year’s New York versus Chicago finale.
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New York
National Baseball Commission
National League
American team defeats Almendares 4 to 1 in Havana
The American baseball team beat Almendares by four to one in Havana today. The game featured solid pitching and timely hitting as the visitors secured the win on the neutral ground. Players from both sides contributed, with the American squad taking an early lead and maintaining it through the middle innings.
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Almendares
Gentle Rexall Orderlies Endorsed for Kids Constipation
A local notice urges careful medicine for children and promotes Rexall Orderlies as safe and effective for constipation. It cites gentleness, lack of nausea or griping, and a money back guarantee, noting availability at Paxson & Rockefeller Co in Butte and Puller Drug Co in Anaconda.
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Dan Tavainy
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Paxson & Rockefeller «Co
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Puller Drug Co
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