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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1916
Page
14
Caldwell outdueled Johnson as New York edged Washington 1 to 0 in an eleventh inning. Nunamaker reached on a fielder’s choice and Caldwell scored during Peckinpaugh’s fly to left, with Newman and Ainsmith in the field.
Chicago won the seventh inning rally to beat St Louis 3 to 2 in a New York response style recap. Schalk singled and scored as Wellman’s throw mishap allowed the winning run to cross. Wolfsan flew toward first. misplayed play let Wolfgang reach third and set up the final score.
Philadelphia Philadelphia scores show Boston winning 4 to 3 after a ninth inning rally. Shore of the rubber knocked in the ninth. Batteries Shore Mays and Cady for Boston Savers Sheehan and Meyer for Philadelphia. Game described as part of a doubleheader schedule.
In Spain the grand prix of 70 000 pesetas was won by J D Cohn's Teddy ridden by Bliss with Spirit second and W K Vanderbilt's Meigs third in the presence of King Alfonso and a large crowd. Strong European starters competed including three Vanderbilt horses Gigh Royal Eagle and Mazzara.
Spokane 10 prepares for two games at Butte amid travel delays from Great Falls. Morning game at 11 o clock, afternoon at 3, with McGinnity possibly pitching one match. Williams aims to boost Great Falls morale and transform the club into first-division contention.
Grantland Rice muses on Bennie Kauff’s early career as a Pro Baseball figure, noting his hard work and potential while acknowledging a rough start this unusual season. The piece surveys Cubs batting leaders Williams Doyle Schulte Zimmerman and compares wallop to overall play, with digressions on golf and humor about the niblick brigade.
Seuthe struck out 21 batters in two recent starts, allowing ho runs and 10 hits. Against Great Falls on June 17 he fanned 10, yielded five hits with no runs. A week later versus Vancouver he fanned 11, allowed no runs. Ken Williams, another notable outfielder, had a trial with Cincinnati. Jack Smith, formerly with the Seattle Giants and now with the St. Louis Nationals, plus Williams, tangled with fans as Williams celebrated a Northwestern league rival. He recalls thinking Cincinnati players would attack. fans shouted insults and taunts about him. Williams reportedly recovered from the outburst.
Seattle spoiled by walks and errors as Vancouver won 3 to 0 in a game featuring few hits and miscues. Seattle managed little offense and left baserunners stranded throughout the contest.
The Great Falls club reports a postponement of the Ricoma game due to wet grounds. No rescheduled date is given in the note.
A fragmented sports note lauds Grover for flawless fielding, claiming he has accepted 123 chances without an error. Mentions Piasburg and Butte in a partial, unclear context with other players referenced as dropping or not performing.
Chicago July 3 Ty Cobb Detroit outfielder was suspended for three days and fined $25 by President Johnson of the American League for throwing his bat into the grand stand after being called out on strikes in a game here yesterday. Other scores from the Western League include St Joseph 3 Wichita 0 and Topeka 10 Denver 6.
Brooklyn defeated New York 9 to 1 in the opener of a series as Jack Coombs pitched effectively. New York errors in the fifth allowed three Brooklyn runs while Anderson was hit hard and poorly supported. Scoring by innings shows Brooklyn with a 69 line and New York 13.
In Boston on July 3 the Boston Nationals defeated Philadelphia 6 to 1 when the game was called after six innings due to rain. The win puts Boston into second place in the standings.
Brooklyn club president Charles Ebbets proposes that umpires award a batter first base immediately when a bean ball is thrown, citing recent fatal and near-miss incidents. He writes to National League president John Tener urging action to curb dangerous pitches.
Short description notes Tesreau pitched for the visiting team and Daubert was hit during a recent Brooklyn game, highlighting a tense moment on the Brooklyn grounds.
At the Holland arena last night the Butte YMCA staged a classy final card featuring a wrestling bout between Hentz and Ryan, with Ryan hurt in the fall securing the win. Brothers Uren reached finals in boxing, while Burke and Metrou poulos won weight classes for YMA and related groups.
The text notes that the Japanese have three forms of salutation for inferiors equals and superiors reflecting strict social tiers. It also includes financial jargon about sixty day bills government bonds and call money with various percent figures and rates.
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