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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1915
Page
2
In a tense game at Boston, the Braves salvaged a win with three runs in the seventh after a muffed play. Adams took the loss while Boston's offense pecked away against Pittsburgh and New York clung to late leads in other matchups.
In Tacoma RHR batteries Wisker and Brennegan with Potergon and Stevens are listed. Vancouver shows Batteries Bonnner and Hottman with Colwe and Cheek. Paue in Vieveland leads St Paul 1 1. Kansas City beats Louisville 4 to air Minneapolis Columbus 8 Indianapolis 4. Fire Station Junior baseball reports a solary 19. Six String defeats Gambent 10 to ? yesterday.
Pittsburg native Buffalo Federal Leave team captured a 2 to 1 victory over Pittsburg with three runs in the ninth. The visitors loaded the bases and scored on two errors and two timely decisions, aided by three pinch hitters in the final frame.
A report surveys top American Athletic Club stars from San Francisco preparing to compete in the national championships under the Golden Gate shadow. The squad includes Pat McDonald, Mact Hannes, Kolehmaines, and others as they travel by train to St. Paul Duluth and beyond to stay sharp. Heavyweights Pacific Lewis and Fred Fulton join the tour, with 19 rounds and 19 pounds detailed for the bout.
In Los Angeles Vernon Batterie Piercey and Sta. and Boies faced Portland San Francisco. Portland fielded Panning Schmidt Lust Keefe Covelenkle and Fischer. In San Francisco RG salt Lake Oakland matched Reames and Kuhn in the series.
The report covers tennis matches and upcoming finals including Johnston and Strachan defeating Williams Washburn in doubles, with Bundy and Church winning 6 Ponorrow earlier. It also notes a volcanic eruption tolling summer sports and a San Francisco arrival schedule. Additional items include Archbishop Quigley’s estate at $20,000 and a surge in exports of medicines and surgical instruments totaling 35.774 million dollars for the year ending June 8.
Chicago fans hailed Walsh’s return as he pitched six strong innings for a 6 to 2 win over Philadelphia. He relied on a slow curve and strategic pitching, with three hits allowed and five strikeouts. Key moments included Davies’ triple and a tense eighth inning threatened by a walk and two errors. Boston and Detroit schedules noted as rain postponed other games.
Philadelphia July 19 Eight of fifteen Us Philadelphia Athletics who played in last year world series with Boston Nationals remain with the local American League club Eddie Murphy moved to Chicago Whit Sox Wil Murphy on the Whies Box team is Kgle Colline Shortstop Barry and Pitcher Pennock are with the Boston Americans Pitcher Bhankey with the New Yorks Home Run Baker plays in Delaware County League St Louis July 16 Washington at St Louis slants Leverens's strong in coverage
In New York on July 16 progress toward an amicable settlement of the 21 000 tailors strike was reported after an all day meeting of the adjustment committee composed of representatives of labor and management. The talks aimed to avert further disruption and reach a workable agreement for both sides.
Members of a committee from the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America and the New York Clothing Manufacturers' Association announced after adjournment that they felt hopeful of reaching a settlement either tomorrow or Monday.
Chicago July 16 The next arbitration award in the street car employer case was made public today. Motormen and conductors receive an advance of 3 cents, making them among the higher paid operators in the country. The raise retroacts to June 2, the date the 48 hour strike began. James M Shean, representing the companies, did not sign the agreement. Bridenert and others vote to meet their demands. Two alternatives will be offered the company tomorrow by machinists representatives.
Giants manager John J. McGraw hailed Tay Schalke of the White Box as the finest catcher in years, noting his skill behind the plate and at the plate. He praised Schalke’s intelligence, speed on the bases, and overall value to a ball club amid varied sports notes and racecourse references.
Cambridge Massachusetts July 1 Norman Taber formerly of Brown University ran the first officially recorded mile by man in Harvard stadium. His time was minutes 1286 seconds. Taber paced by fast middle-distance runners split 8 seconds first quarter and proceeds with seconds and 6985 seconds segments. Meanix formerly of Colby College set a world record of 60 seconds for GLI60. Both Taber and Meanix ran for the Moston Athletic Association. The former amateur mile record stood at 4 minutes 42 9 seconds set by John Paul Jones of Cornell in 1912, with Taber second. The professional record 4 minutes 2 ½ seconds has stood since 1886 by W B George. Meanix held the amateur record of 4 7 4 9 seconds.
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