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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1915
Page
2
Brooklyn defeats Baltimore 6 to 5 as Bender falters in eighth, allowing five runs. Pitchers included Finneran Seaton Wiltse Land Bender Owens. score by innings shows a late surge for Brooklyn.
July 12 sees 39 Athletics face Scott as Chicago White Sox power early, scoring seven runs in two innings. Crowell allows seven runs. three double plays by Chicago infield help limit Philadelphia to five. In Detroit, Coveleskie shines in 3-2 win for New York. Yankees take 10-8 in nightcap. Washington doubles down St Louis 10-4. Cleveland and Boston split a doubleheader 7-6 and 5-6.
New York July 13 Out of 32 entries a field of eleven horses is carded to start in the Suburban Handicap at one mile east of Tel mt Park track under Empire Racing association. Notable runners include Whisk broom TIL carrying 139 pounds with Jos Notter aboard and Harrow 128 pounds as leading contenders.
Philadelphia moves to first in the National League by defeating St Louis while Chicago loses to New York. Alexander scatters six hits as Philadelphia builds lead. Boston and Pittsburgh split a doubleheader with late outbursts. New York edges Chicago 4 3 with Brainerd delivering two runs in the ninth. Brooklyn ends winning streak after a pitchers’ duel. Cincinnati wins a tight game as scoring emerges late. Also notes San Francisco and Princeton tennis results with Williams advancing in Panama Exposition championship play.
The Irish-American Athletic July team will perform at the gardens on July 25 under the Robert Emmet Literary association of Butte. They plan record throws in tee-pound shot and hammer throw, per trainer Law son Robertson. Pat Ryan expects a record hammer throw and Pat McDonough aims to handle the big weight in road conditions. The squad stays four days in Butte from July 2 to July 27, with a committee of entertainers led by Sahnie O Rourke Father Hannan and others ready to welcome visitors and oversee activities.
Unclear OCR text lists teams and players with city venues Vancouver Seattle and Aberdeen as part of a Northwestern League summary. Mentions players Thennexan Peet House Stevens Cane Gratteries Bonner Hofman Smith Cheek Brottem RW Beatle Cattersen Harkness Vance Cadman with placements at Vancouver and Seattle venues.
Scrap of baseball items from the Pacific Coast League notes several games in progress or postponed. Oakland and Seattle players Williams Hannaby and Elliott are noted with extra innings, while Portland and San Francisco matchups, and Milwaukee to Columbus, are listed as postponed or in rain delays.
Under Mr Munsey, in charge at the gardens, work starts today on a gravel six-lap track around the Paschal diamond for the Irish American Athletic Club exhibition in Butte on July 8. The six laps to the mile will be used by youths at the gardens and at the August Teepehela meet.
George Burne of the Giants, regarded by experts as one of the game's great players, has recovered from a sprained ankle and is back to top speed and strong batting form this season.
A troubling incident from Deer Lodge reports a thoroughbred named Alice Teresa leaped from a moving train at high speed, landing on its head but surviving. The horse, formerly owned by Dave Hogan, was to race in Deer Lodge as part of a larger preparation for a track meeting.
In Fortland Oregon on July 18 the Dublin Gulch Braves beat the Fire Station Juniors 17 to 8. Batteries were Kelly and Leary for the Braves and Deboe and Aaron for the Juniors. A Portland meeting is planned soon to address waterfront freight handling and margins involving longshoremen and shipping organizations.
July 15 reports attendance from many cities as representatives of the Mifety First Federation of America meet to discuss and select objects for adoption at the annual convention in Detroit next October. July 13 bids opened for a new Interior Department building in Washington with a cost near 8 million dollars, John H. Beker of New York the lowest bid.
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