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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1925
Page
6
The White Sox defeated the world champion Senators 10 to 9 in Chicago. Johnny Mostil led the offense with four hits and three runs, while Da vis contributed a key double to spark the seventh inning rally. Fred Marberry took the loss for Washington.
The Anaconda Standard and Butte Miner trophies for Butte golfers will be up for the man s foursome events at the Butte County club course Sunday. Play in the event is expected to draw most golfers and conclude July 26. After qualification, results will be posted. Rules call for three eighths of combined handicaps prevailing.
National League games include Pittsburg at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Boston, Chicago at New York, and St. Louis at Philadelphia. American League matchups list Washington at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Detroit, New York at Chicago, and Boston at Cleveland.
Yesterday's results show Beston 1 Cincinnati 0, Philadelphia 9 St Louis 7, New York Pittsburgh postponed by rain, Brooklyn Chicago postponed. St Louis 9 13 New York 3 3, Detroit 5 Boston 1, Chicago 10 Washington 9, Cleveland 6 Philadelphia 1. Minneapolis 6 Toledo 4. Milwaukee 12 Louisville 7. Kansas City 3 Indianapolis 5. St Paul 7 Columbus 8.
Walter Kbitt Maranville manager of the Chicago National League club Pitcher Herbert Brett and Shortstop John Pettenger and chauffeur George Warner were jailed on disorderly conduct charges after a free-for-all fight at street and Broadway during the rush hour tying up traffic.
An Associated Vaudeville bill at the Broadway features the De la Plaga trio Argentina’s artistic duo, Arturo De la Plaga and Juanita, in a cabaret past and the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse sequence. Eddie Janis and Rene Chaplow perform a clever adverting skit. The Alphonso company presents marionettes with wide variety acts. Bertie Herron The Minstrel Miss headlines with celebrated blackface comedy. Willa and Herold Browne offer Rag Art. The photo feature The Greatest Love of All with George Beban stars.
New York July 10. The welterweight championship could return to New York as Mickey Walker of Elizabeth New Jersey and challenger Dave Shade of California move toward a title bout. Shade's recent win over Jimmy Slattery has boosted his prominence, and Walker has told the state athletic commission he will defend the title in New York. Contracts for a Shade Walker bout at Vernon were signed by promoter Jack Boyle, but neither fighter has signed yet, keeping the East open.
Sigrist of Powers batted and pitched ambidextrous despite injuring his right arm in a friendly wrestling bout. Chekaluk’s walks set up six runs, and Wildness troubled Chuck though reports say he is improving. Matthews caught Burke’s long fly, and Barney Kerns teased Umpire Ryan before Callaghan fanned for the final out.
A field of nine top 3-year-olds was named for the $20,000 Chicago Derby at Hawthorne. Favorites include Agents Dangerous and Silver Fox, with King Nadi and Kentucky Cardinal labeled bar horses. Earl Sande rides Arbitration, drawing strong attention ahead of tomorrow’s mile and a quarter race.
Norman T. Whitaker, renowned chess player, was sentenced by an Angeles court to two years for complicity in transporting stolen automobiles. Judge Jacobson denied his discharge from custody.
New York fighter Bill Terris defeats Omaha’s Ace Hudkins in a 10 round prizefight at East Chicago tonight. Terris pulls ahead in the final round to win a narrow decision, showing superior boxing skill and speed. Hudkins, 19, fought hard but could not overcome Terris in the late stages.
In Boston on July 10 Benton edged Luque in a classic pitching duel as the Red Sox shut out the Cincinnati Reds 1 to 0. Bancroft doubled, Burrus walked, and Felix singled to score the lone run in the first. Cincinnati’s outfielders faced few chances.
In Philadelphia on July 10 St. Louis fell 9 to 7 as Rhem and Ring faltered after five innings. Blades forced a force with bases loaded in the ninth but the rally fell short. Waning effort and rain caused a late stoppage. two-base hits by Smith Shinners Bottomley Wilson Huber O Farrel Flack Sand and Blades highlighted the box score.
Parrott Flat downed McQueens 10 to 8 for their eighth straight win. Batteries were Mazza Ura Rowe Evans. Call 6595-1 to secure games. Hub Tigers edged Idaho Sluggers 12 to 11 in 10 innings with pitchers Mulcahy Wilkins Grace and Kearney.
In a six inning, see-saw duel at Clark Park the Electrics and Powers tied seven runs apiece as both sides traded leads. A. C. M. starter Chekaluk gave way after five, Lasley pitched well for the Powers, and Duffy homered as the game ended in darkness with the score even.
The will of Warren S Stone late president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers was probated in Cleveland July 19. He died June 12 and left his entire 10000 dollar estate in stocks and bonds to his widow Carrie E Newell Stone. Dated April 11 1923 it contains 47 words.
Eddie Collins secures Chief Bender, veteran pitcher, to mold the White Sox rotation into a reliable unit while the Pirates add Fred Clarke as adviser and scout chief to aid McKechnie and Dreyfuss.
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