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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1909
Page
4
George Mullin topped the American League in pitching as reports show him with strong win totals and era figures. Other standout arms include Johnson and Anmhee Nerrale, while Philadelphia and Chicago teams chase pennant pace. the season features high strikeout and save counts amid a league-wide surge in offense.
Puebla Col Der 1%-Mr Logg mother of Wille Logs has received no telegram that her son by dead at New Orleans. Hoge pitched for Louisville in the American association and later for the New York Americans. He also played in Seattle and Spokane before joining Louisville. His mother, Mrs Hoge, resides at 919 East Grima avenue. Hoge was married to a New York city girl and was survived by one child.
A chaotic program at Ascot Park featured multiple spills and a broken record as two participants injured. The Puttman ridden by George Kusamay finished second in a seventeen and a half mile event that set a new coast record, while Jack Jean and Velier Aichehme also faced misfortunes. The feature race delivered an easy victory for Right Easy over Jeanette Obweg, with Kasay leading early before settling as a distant second.
Wrapped copies of the Christmas standard fitandee are ready for mailing from the Anaconda Standard offices in Anaconda Butte and Missoula. Postage to any point in the United States Philippines Hawaii Canada or Mexico is included with the subscription offer of one year ten dollars in advance. Get the premium and enjoy days of reading.
New York bor. James W. Coffroth, premier fight promoter, is described as the real man behind Johnson vs. Jeffries preparations. The piece notes Coffroth’s influence, denials of others, and rumors he orchestrated deals, with references to Ames and price talks over a contract to stage the bout in Wisconsin.
Chicago era figures including J Johnson of the American League and C Comlakey of the Chicago Americans oppose John M Ward for NL presidency. Cantillon vows a vigil for vindication, hints at investigation of signal tipping against the New York Americans, and contemplates managing the Algemeenanis Association team.
In a tight centers contest Centerville and Stevens played a hard fought game yesterday. Stevens led early with a first half touchdown drive but Centerville rallied with a late scoring threat. Referee Crowley ruled a crucial Ford pass legal, keeping the game in balance as both teams battled on a rain swept field.
A chaotic report describes a forthcoming vote in St. Louis that could determine leadership of the National League with John Mesler and Ward up for office. It notes owners and managers across leagues weighing in, talks of a meeting in May, and factions battling over Robison and the Ward faction. The piece hints at factional divides and potential turnover regardless of which side wins.
A man described as Leo Babie of 392 South Main reported losses after lading visas on a train to Anaconda. Valises and a watch and gold chain worth 40 dollars vanished. Anaconda police searched for matching stolen items as witnesses saw no match among passengers.
Johnson signs a 45 week road contract for $30,000 with Miner and Gerard. The plan starts Jan 17 with one night stands then moves Johnson to other acts and late shows. He will tour with sparring partners, films, wrestlers, and a comedy act.
Magnates of baseball gather in New York for meetings that will appoint officers of the National League and discuss a revival of the umpire bribing scandal tied to the last New York Chicago National game. The events are billed as leading topics of the week.
In Favaiin on December 12 the American bass team defeated the Almendayes team 4 to 1, securing a decisive victory in the meet.
An advertisement touts Rexall Orderlies as a safe, effective laxative for all ages, claiming gentle action without headaches or tension. It emphasizes a money back guarantee, lists dosage forms and prices, and names Paxson & Rockefeller Co. and Fuller Drug Co. as sources.
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