Yankees Take Two From Red Sox In Doubleheader
New York won both games in a doubleheader from Boston staging an eighth inning rally to overcome Red Sox leads. Scores 7 to 4 and 4 to 2 with credited pitchers and batters listed for each game.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1919
Page
6
New York won both games in a doubleheader from Boston staging an eighth inning rally to overcome Red Sox leads. Scores 7 to 4 and 4 to 2 with credited pitchers and batters listed for each game.
Boston and New York played a tight game as New York won 4 to 3 despite Boston outhitting the Giants. Poor base running cost Boston chances to score, while Causey Benton and Gonat es worked the batteries for New York. In a separate game Pittsburgh defeated St Louis 4 to 1, marking Forbes Field's 10th anniversary with Adams and Miller both in action from a decade ago.
The standings show Hiwaukee 4 lost to St. Paul 5 Columbus 3 defeated Indianapolis 4 Toledo 1 Louisville 9 beat Kanssx City 10 and Minneapolis 6, reflecting tight divisional results across the league with several close scores and shifting placements.
Toledo reports light Willard backing and strong Dempsey support for the Willard Dempsey title clash. Jack Kearns bans the rabbit punch as illegal in the bout while Toledo rules demand clean breaks and prohibit kidney punches in clinches. Dempsey rests after a light camp and Willard suffers a minor eye cut but expects no trouble in the Independence Day fight. Bantams Battle in London sees Walter Ross defeat Tommy Noble for the British bantam crown.
The She Devil ends today at the Ansonia theater in a dramatic production featuring Miss Beracotorus ex and a strong heroine role. The review notes the play blends danger and wit with moments of comedy and a vivid portrayal of a wickedly compelling lead character. An electric motor powers a tank car used to transport living beings long distances as part of a related feature.
Local boxing fans compare Ortega and Bartfield ahead of the Broadway July 3 match. Ortega beat King in Deer Lodge last winter and Bartfield defeated King in Seattle on Decoration Day, with both fighters training hard and insisting they are in peak shape.
Governor Springfield Illinois vetoes a bill legalizing ten round contests, calling it unconstitutional. The measure would have allowed no decision bouts and five or six ounce gloves, while risking conflict with prize fight prohibitions and attempting to create a boxing commission. The governor favors boxing as practiced at military cantonments.
A well equipped party led by Metcalf departs this morning with Ed Rowe and family joining at Red Rock. Two large machines will transport the families and a new Oldsmobile truck carries camping gear and provisions as they plan a three day tour through the park.
Former Butte girl Miss Fredericka Sully married Gordon Terence Shaw in Seattle at Blessed Sacrament church. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Sully. Miss Helen Sully and Miss Bernice Sully served as bridesmaid and maid of honor. After a wedding breakfast the couple left for a California honeymoon. Mrs. Sully is sister of the late D. J. Hennessy. Mr. Sully was a noted local musician.
Pershing Stadium on June 30 saw the United States set a new 100 meter relay world record in the inter allied games with 1 minute 30.4 seconds. C W Paddock and Edward Teschner led the Americans in a three meter lead, the Canadian team finishing second. America swept the finals in the discus with Joseph Higgins winning at 40.885 meters, while Rose Byrd and James Duncan placed second and third. American entrants also reached the semi finals in the 400 meter dash, all three advancing.
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