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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1913
Page
2
Butte and Ogden split a doubleheader with the opener lasting 19 innings, Ogden winning 3 to 2 after a tense late rally. The second game ended 6 to 2 with strong pitching support and sharp defense powering the win for the visitors.
Sal Lake on July 1 saw a wild day as the Saints slugged their way to a 12 to 3 win over Missoula. The Saints played in old-time fashion, hitting hard and fielding sharply with Spencer and Davis delivering sensational catches as standout features.
Butte Independents defeated Anaconda 6 to 4 yesterday afternoon at Columbia Gardens after a strong third and fourth inning. Gebea allowed nine hits but escaped tight jams, Wilcox pitched well after the first inning, and Bert Bechle made the standout fielding and lone extra-base hit. Dockarader contributed four putouts and two stolen bases in the sun garden crowd of several hundred.
A baseball recap notes Duffy striking out four and Cooney fanning two as Mester and Heater exchange positions from Weaver to Heater. Pitches by Ry Duffy and Lael, with Pox catching two passed balls. Two hours elapsed with Wright umpiring.
Pittsburg July 1 The Grand Circuit concludes this week at Brunot's Island with five days of races featuring top trotters and pacers. Ed Geers Walter Cox Murphy Lon McDonald and A B Rodney race daily with Baron del Rey 2 16 injured while training. Key events include the Tron City pacing 2 05 for 3000, Fort Pitt pacers 5000, and Keystone 3000 trotting. Five hundred motor cyclists start from here tomorrow on a tour to the Rocky Mountains. Deer Lodge baseball trip ends as wind hampers play.
New York baseball recap notes the Giants extending a lead in the National League while the Pirates close the gap. Crosstown races unfold with Cleveland and Chicago making moves, Brooklyn falters, and Boston and Philadelphia posting mixed results in a week of lively ball. In the American League, pitching shifts and player form dominate, with the Yankees leading but other clubs showing strain as Detroit and St. Louis display steadier performances.
Detroit split a July 18 doubleheader with Philadelphia, winning 7 1 in the opener and 5 4 in the nightcap. Dause contributed a double and single, Bush and Cobb set the pace with timely hits as Detroit capitalized on miscues. In the second game Philadelphia led early, but Detroit rallied behind Crawford and Vit to seal the win.
The billiard standings open with Werner Laddie defeating H C Peaslow 60 to 40 at the Young Men's Association 135 Bass Granite Street. The Western Golf Association will stage its annual features this week including the Olympic Cup at Home Wood Country Club and the amateur championship starting July 21. Gunboat Smith of California and Jim Flynn, the Pueblo fireman, are slated for a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden on August 8.
Portland wins the last game of the series 7 to 0 despite two hits and walks allowed. Hynes found opportunities as the locals hit 12 times, with Girot Murray Gilbert handling pitching duties for Portland in a 7 0 victory.
Three Forks defeats Bozeman in the ninth inning after five runs in the first half of the ninth and a costly error by Bozeman. Gilboy Edwards, Kins, Ripley, and others contributed as Three Forks secures a 2nd win on the season amid a near rain-free afternoon and a special town crowd.
Special Dispatch from Lewistown July 1. Chief Eastman the Indi Pitcher from the North Dakota league made his Lewistown debut with a 1 to 0 shutout of Buffalo, allowing no hits. Lewistown had seven hits off Vance and won the morning game 5 to 4 with Applegate and Giffen facing Finch. Helena reports the sale of pitcher John Cooney to the New York Americans as manager Shay releases Cordtz and Fox. Other scores listed include Wichita 3, Saint Joseph 12. Topeka 20, Des Moines 5 4. Lincoln 57, Alta 8. Minneapolis 6-1. Toledo 4-9. St Paul 9-0. Louisville 3-1. Kansas City 4-1.
A baseball game is set for tonight with Columbia Gardens Postoffice facing the Continentals. Admission is 35 cents and includes carfare. Tickets available at local cigar stores. First pitch or game time listed as 6 30.
In a Pacific Coast League doubleheader at Oakland and Los Angeles, San Francisco beat Oakland 7 4 in the morning and 3 1 in the afternoon as Fanning struggled with nine hits. Sacramento collected 18 hits off Henley and Klawitter allowed 11 as the Seals lost. Later, Oakland defeated Los Angeles 1 0 in 13 innings and 2 1 in ten as Malarkey shut down L A through 14 frames. Venice and Portland split a twin bill with West strong in the first game while errors aided Venice in the second.
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