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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
3
July 14 in Salt Lake saw Morgan spark a 14 to 4 victory as Pendleton paced the offense and Butte fielding miscues aided the home side. Kallio issued 11 hits in under four innings while Salt Lake’s heavy hitters Morgan and Pendleton starred.
Henry Irslinger champion middleweight and George Stief Montana wrestler signed a side bet of 3200 with 65 percent of gross receipts to winner. They meet in Lewistown at the ball park Wednesday July 30, open air, best two of three falls. Stief’s supporters have raised 1000 to back him.
Larry Duggan operates an undertaker and embalmer service at 322 North Manin Street Bell Bell Phone 770 Ind. Phone 184 offering funeral arrangements and preparation services to the community.
Alma Forsell wife of Arvid Forsell died yesterday at age 88. Funeral at 1 39 PM Saturday from the family residence 1120 Jefferson Street to the Swedish Mission Church with interment at Mountain View Cemetery. Remains of James B Curley held at Sherman Reed parlors awaiting relatives' instructions in the East. Card of Thanks from James Cowan family for recent kindness after Alexander Cowan death. Daniel J Donohoe 36 died yesterday at 343 East Broadway. funeral Friday 9 AM from residence to Sacred Heart Church for high mass at 9:30 AM.
The body of Arthur M. Thomas, who died in San Francisco, is expected to arrive in Butte Saturday evening and will be removed to Richards' undertaking parlors. Notice of funeral will appear in later papers.
Funeral director and embalmer Joseph Richards announces services at 15 19 S Montana Street in Butte Montana. Contact Bell Phone 30T for arrangements.
Stief traveled from Lewistown to watch Irslinger throw Zimmer and issued a bold challenge to meet the champion. He claims confidence in his strength to pin Irslinger, noting he has defeated better men and has a strong following in Butte Great Falls and Lewistown where he has never been thrown.
Great Falls July 16 The Electrics raced Rex Ames and stole bases in several innings Delhi slumped in the sixth allowing Helena to score three and threaten. Um pire Wright missed the game due to rheumatism and submitted his resignation Denny Hargrove stood in as substitute Score not shown.
Ogden July 16 Missoula captured today’s game with Ogden by a 6 to 6 score. Four runs in the seventh inning followed a bases loaded single by Warren and wild throws. Two-base hit by Pourooy and stolen bases by Warren and Changnon highlight the action. Pitchers Trekell and Rustenhaven charged with four walks each. Time one hour and sixty two minutes. Umpire Frary.
In Vancouver on July 16 Vancouver and Victoria split a doubleheader. Vancouver won the first 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel as Schmutz held the visitors to three singles while Fitzgerald paired with Brotten for the batteries. Victoria took the second 6 to 4 behind Schultz and Lewis in the batteries and Kan tleherner with Brotten.
Seattle defeats Portland 9 to 4 as Martinoni dominates the mound and Dell collects three hits two driving in runs. Batteries Martinoni and Murray for Seattle. Dell and Cadman for Portland.
Tacoma on July 16 reports Joe McGinnity rose from illness to beat Spokane 5 to 3. Fans backed him with timely hitting and strong defense while Hardin Cadreau Hannah Harris worked the batteries.
Jack Lewis, a lightweight from Mil waukee, Ore, aims for a ten round bout out of twelve in Butte. He says he has fought around San Francisco and Los Angeles and met quite a few boys.
The report notes Tommy Burns and Iron Man Dunn boxing 20 rounds with Fighting Dick Hyland, then 11 rounds with Tommy Fortin, the Pacific coast welterweight champion, whom Burns knocked out in the eleventh.
Los Angeles pitcher Perritt entered the game to stop a Venice surge and delivered a 6 to 0 victory. Perritt and Boles held Venice to four hits while Koestner and Elliott behind the plate contributed to the shutout as Los Angeles retained the PCL lead.
San Francisco July 16 Oakland beat Sacramento 4 to 1 in a pitchers battle extending the Oaks streak to seven. Batteries Stroud Munsell and Cheek for Oakland with Killilay and Rohrer behind Sacramento.
Portland defeated San Francisco 12 to 3 today in Portland Oregon. The home team had 16 safe hits while the visitors used four pitchers. Batteries for Portland were McCorry Thomas Hughs Decanniere and Clark with Higginbotham and Fisher behind the plate.
Chicago’s Dan Cummings defeats California’s Young Joe Thomas after 12 hard rounds before a large Butte crowd. Cummings’ relentless pressure and stamina edge a crowded bout, with Thomas taking punishment but fighting back, referee John H. McIntosh of Butte.
Lewistown defeated Sheridan 10 to 6 in Lewistown on July 16. The winners had 12 hits to Sheridan’s 1, with both sides committing three errors. Eastman the Indian pitcher, opposed Rhode, was hit fairly hard but held firm in key moments.
New York reports indicate the recent trade involving Hal Chase, Rollo Zeider, and Borton will be investigated by league authorities. Chance says White Sox manager Callahan claimed Zeider and Borton could play big league ball, but Zeider was still recovering from a Ty Cobb spike in Detroit two weeks earlier. Borton is said to have underperformed versus prior expectations.
California vegetable growing on a big scale with 23 car loads of rhubarb from one place and 84 carloads of fresh asparagus sent east. An association cannery packed 4,560,000 pounds of berries in 1912, illustrating substantial production and processing activity.
New York dispatch reports President B. B Johnson of the American league reacting to Jake Stahl being relieved of the Boston Red Sox manager post by Boston club president McAleer. Johnson defends Stahl noting injuries plagued players and argues the action was hastily taken and unjust.
In Columbia yesterday afternoon the Electrics defeated the Carmen team 15 to 4. Key players included Ivey and ONeill, with several hitters such as ONeill, Hock, Steck, Carey, Les, Bayer, and Stolen bases by Les, Bayer, Knight, and McGonigle. Pitching details list Baila and Steck with multiple strikeouts and bases on balls.
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