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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1914
Page
3
MiGhaw Weekly Review by John J. McGraw stresses Cubs’ fast rise and veteran strength under Hank O Day. He notes Chicago could challenge the Giants for the pennant, citing pitching depth, steady improvement, and tactical shifts as key factors in the looming battle.
A 1914 Wheeler Syndicate note predicts the Giants will struggle on the western trip with injuries and pitching concerns. Matty and Grant are highlighted as dependable, while the Cubs and Chicago loom as strong threats in the long stand at home.
Mr Vera Taylor and his daughter of Oklahoma organize a company of women sharpshooters whose services would be offered to the United States army in a Mexican war scenario. Mrs Taylor was among Oklahoma’s first settlers, while the Sioux City Bird Club notes a project to identify more bird species in their hometown.
A 1914 era scene showcases outdoor outfits: a linen frock with a white crepe gown and a simple lawn dress. The photographs depict a girl in motion wearing a tennis outfit and a comfortable skirt suitable for outdoor play.
Wilbert Robinson accepts a three year managerial contract with the Brooklyn team amid talks of creating a strong fighting unit. He plans to develop a pitching star and turn the club into a cohesive machine rather than relying on individual stars, while navigating tensions with other clubs and concerns over umpire performance and league politics.
CHANCES WEEKLY REVIEW laments the Yankees sinking below Cleveland into cellar status as the pennant race tightens. It praises Callahan and Fournier, notes Cobb and Johnson’s form, and assesses teams from Philadelphia to Washington while criticizing Williams and the team’s weak batting depth.
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