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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1913
Page
2
In Ogden Utah the home team presented Manager Kitty Knight with a floral piece for the return home, but the jinx persisted as the cellar champions lost a 10 frame game to Butte 9 to 8. Umpire Larocque drew criticism for aiding the jinx in a listless affair marked by errors.
Bohen limited the Saints to two hits as Missoula won the opening game of the Salt Lake series. Salt Lake scored once in the first inning, was held scoreless until the fifth, then struck for a run in the sixth and three more in the ninth to seal a 7?1 victory.
Helena defeated the Electrics six to zero as Ames pitched a tight game. Hester and Kalsomines led with strong at bats and solid defense to secure the shutout for the locals in Great Falls.
Bases on balls favored Spencer as Duffy walked six opponents and Ames two. Duffy struck out four, Ames five. Great Falls left six on base against Helena. Time of game was 1:45 with umpire Wright.
Day two of the Grand Circuit in Cleveland featured bigger fields and faster times. Uncle Biff led from start to finish in the 2.4 trot, with Santos Maid close behind. Etwah won the 3-year-old division as Degantle faltered late. Forest City stake saw Longworth B. top Braham Baughman, and Foote Prince won the 2:09 pace with Vera B. in pursuit.
Pay streak wins from stable mate in a tight race as Patarity course draws a fast field of spectators. Clark M. is close behind in a heavy crowd, with fans and play on favoring scenes.
First race Freye edges Ed B in second with Mary O Day third. Second race Province goes to John Hume followed by Senorita Dana and third. Third race Pajarolla tops Edna with New Haven in third. Fourth race Pay Streak wins Clark M defeats Gold Finn. Fifth race Foot Loose goes to Jim Caffaretta with Littleton second. Sixth race Chanticler takes victory for Mary Emily with Transparent in third.
Pay Streak and Clark M, both from the Chanticler stable, staged a blanket finish over five and a half furlongs on Monday, with Pay Streak edging Clark M by a nose despite a 117 pound impost. The day featured 11 starters, upsets and strong performances from Ed B and Province, while Pajaroita rode to victory in the third race as McEwen guided the favored sprinter to a late win.
At the Butte Track the opening sprint showed staying power as Mimortoso died in the stretch while Gold Finn was hindered by a wide ride. Fifth Race saw Foot Loose dominate the mile and 70 yards, with Jim Cafferetta closing fast for second and Littleton third. Ruth Ester led early but faded late. Sixth Race featured Chanticler and J H Barr as equal favorites. Mary Emily surged past to win by a few strides, with Decency tiring in the stretch.
The first and place in the fourth race yesterday went to Kenilworth, racing for the late Harry Stover’s California stable. Kenilworth, from Stover’s Petaluma stables, was famed as a sprinter who could carry heavy weights. The article notes the stable’s leaders and describes a suspension lift for Mayes & Campbell and penalties for Jockey Murray and trainer William Short. It also discusses upcoming race plans, track logistics, and the busy racing schedule across Helena, Butte, Anaconda, and Deer Lodge, with chart callers Schilling and McQuade highlighted amid rising attendance and betting activity.
Bud Anderson, Oregon lightweight, lay in a Santa Monica seaside hotel in serious condition following a Fourth of July loss to Leach Cross at Vernon. Doctors cited possible kidney impact and noted the fight left him gravely ill, though exact prognosis remained undetermined.
Mike Lynch departs Seattle for Vancouver to assume management of the Spokane Northwestern club, recently disorganized and underperforming. He was released by Victoria to bolster Spokane, whose weak form threatens the league. Victoria plans to field a strong lineup.
New York Giants win 6 to 5 over the Cubs to stretch the streak to 13 games. Tesreau allowed heavy contact early, while Chicago scored four runs in the sixth on four hits. Marquard closed with two hitless innings to secure the win.
Griner walked three in the seventh inning and Rariden doubled with McDonald and O Leary error enabling Boston to win 6 2. The home club hit hard while Griner steadied to escape dangerous jams. St Louis left many on base but Boston fielded well including a running one handed catch by Sweeney.
Miller hit a two run homer with the bases loaded in the tenth to give Pittsburg a 6-5 victory over Philadelphia. Seaton replaced Mayer on the mound as Miller batted in the inning, with Walsh driving in a run later on a double and Knabe and Lobert adding singles. Magee walked to reload the bases before manager Clarke swapped Cooper for Hendrix, who finished the game by fanning Cravath.
In Brooklyn on July 8 Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 2 to 1 after a pitching duel between Ames and Allen. The decisive moments came from two sharp double plays that halted Brooklyn rallies as Cincinnati rode solid defense to edge ahead.
Airtight pitching and fielding by Portland blanked Tacoma 2 to 0 in the Northwest League game. Both teams matched in hits, but Tacoma failed to bunch theirs while Wastley escaped danger repeatedly with Tigers on base. Batteries Keastley and Williams for Portland Belford and Grindell for Tacoma.
In a loosely played contest on July day, Victoria defeated Seattle 9 to 6. Both clubs used two pitchers who were hit hard, with Victoria holding the upper hand in the slugging battle. Batteries McIvor Meikle and Cadman for Seattle versus Kantlehener Toner and Shea for Victoria.
Vancouver reports sporadic score updates with names like Batter Hardin Hannah Clark and Konnick from Spokane. unclear events and scattered mentions of batteries and team play hint at a game summary and box score fragment.
Five furlongs for horses aged four and up with $225 to the winner and $50 to second. Frog Eye led early, moved up on the turn, took command with an eighth to go, and won easily over the Woolsthorpe ridden by Marv O Day and trained by R Ripley. Kitty W broke slowly but rallied for a share.
In the second race five and a half furlongs the winner earned 225 dollars with 50 for second and 25 for third. Province led early then wore down pacemakers to win. Dana also closed strongly for show. In the fifth race Chanticler set a fast pace and held on for first with Mary Emily second and Transparent third.
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