Orperth Triumphs In Tight Marathon Finish
Orperth wins a tight marathon with a flying finish beating a crowd favorite who faded near the wire. Follane finishes strong but settles for a nose ahead of several public choices in a three way close end.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1913
Page
2
Yesterday's Results in Six Races
In yesterday's meet Milton Robbe won the first race followed by Ceos and Rafa Vez. Lean Shark led the second with Sierra and Bashful Bettie behind. Golf Ball captured the third with Tallow Dip and Forge next. Fallane topped the fourth with Frank G Hogan and Tim Judge in second and third. Gimlio won the fifth as Simpsilla and Thistle Belle placed second and third. Orperth took the sixth with Flying second and Sugar Lump third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Robbe
Ceos
Rafa Vez
Lean Shark Fist
Sierra
Bashful Bettie
Golf Ball
Tallow Dip
Forge
Fallane
Frank G. Hogan
Tim Judge
Gimlio
Simpsilla
Thistle Belle
Orperth
Flying
Sugar Lump
Milton Roblee
Roblee
Rara Vez
Hyndra
Alabama Bam
Arbutus
Monk
Patriotic
Follane
Roberta Island Queen
Fountain & M
McEwen
Burlingame
C. BH. Miller
Pley & Co
H J. Nelson
Dawson
C. Whitcomb
Matthews
Force
J. J. Agon
Pontius & B
Kelsay
Brownfield
Il Il Ll Maddox
L. Cheney
Yercha
Post
B. H Plandit
Dip
A. G. Blaze
Olen
Betting Thriller at Juarez Sparks Wide Races
Form slipped yesterday as favorites faltered and a crowded crowd roared through a string of finishes. Orperth prevailed in a tight stretch drive, edging Flying and Sugar Lump. Ceos closed hard but Roblee held on. Multiple races featured close photos and bold upsets with Golf Ball dominating one mile race at 20 to 1.
Inder Horse and Owner in Standard Form Chart Race
Standard form chart lists horse and owner with weights and fractions. Finishing order shows Loan Shark, Bashful Bettie, Miss James, Brigham among others with times and remarks on drives, prev. notes, and a win by Lissak Wings trained by A P Yeoman. Screed notes overweight and bids, with final fields and scratches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevanson
Canada
Siena
Sierra W. Powers
McEwen
Bashful Bettie
Co. Brownfield
Kelsay
Burlingame
Dr. &. P. Tate
J. Farnsworth
M48
Brna
Alice Teresa
Megan
WH. Miller
Shark
Sierra
Fiettie
B. c
Lissak Wings
A. P. Yeoman
Aspera
Dad Stearns
Radford
Erna
Teresa
Brigham
Sierra Bashful Bettie
King Radford
Island horse race results and detailed handicaps
In a crowded program at the track, multiple horses competed with detailed weights, times, and jockeys. Key finishers included Follane and La Cazadora in a close show sequence, while Orperth led from the start, with Flying and Sugar Lump pressing late.
Orperth Wins Sixteenth Mile Race In A Stirring Stretch
In the sixth race over a mile and a sixteenth Orperth ridden by Matthews triumphed after a hard ride. The Howser entry appeared fit but drifted in the stretch. Flying finished near last but charged in the final rush. Sugar Lump dipped into third as a fast finish occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orperth
Juarez
Howser
Matthews
Sugar Lump
Montana handicap entries set for tomorrow's seven furlong race
Entries for the Montana handicap of 1000 dollars tomorrow over seven furlongs were announced. Flor al Park carries 126 pounds, Clark M. 118, Harry Lauder 122 with many others including Aspera Lay Low Mike Krebbs and Bluebeard. Jockey Warren and Ed Krupp along with Orlin were refused entry after being ruled off Vancouver track for alleged race fixing. Starter Morrissey faces difficulties as a fractious field delays the start with trip ups and balky behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Fioral Park
Clark M
Harry Lauder
Aspera
Lay Low
Mike Krebbs
Bluebeard
Holabird
Tyree
Lady Billie
Sylva Green
Mollie Richards
Mrs. Gamp
Sierra
Danberry
Dublin John
Inquieta
Envy
Floral Park
Warren
Ed Krupp
Orlin
Vancouver
Morrissey
Calgary gelding Simpsilla dominates local track betting
In the sixth race preparations show betting rings crowded with gamblers including many who bet early. Simpsilla, a campaigner from Calgary, drew strong support with significant money for place bets in the fifth race, as rivals see a tough field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta
Simpsilla
Calgary
Western Tri-State Scores From North Yakima and Pendleton
In North Yakima on July 17 KR H. E. Froise led a scoring slate with Hall and Gard for Pendleton while Batteries Kelly and Brown and Jamison and Wing were noted. In Walla Walla Pendleton posted a 2 to 3 score against Kelly and Brown with Jamison and Wing on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
KR. H. E. Froise
North Ya
Kim
A. Ar
Hall and Gard, Fitchner and Taylor
Pendleton
R. H. EB
Walla Walla
le Pendleton
Kelly
Brown
Jamison
Wing
Pelky to fight world champ after stage duties
Arthur Pelky, world championship claimant, will fight any fighter only after finishing his current theatrical engagement. Tommy Burns, handling Pelky's interests, says Pelky is an actor for now and Burns met by Jess Willard's manager with a challenge upon arrival in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Arthur Pelky
Tommy Burns
Pelky
Burns
Jess Willard
Bush Loser In Pitchers Duel As Lord Delivers Key Triple
Chicago wins 5 to 2 over Philadelphia in a pitchers duel between Scott and Bush. After Philadelphia tied the score with hits, Lord delivered a timely triple and Schalk and Scott added singles to push four runs in one inning. Comiskey expects a new outfielder Chapelle to report tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Scott
Bush
Philadelphia
Schalk
Lord
Comiskey
Chapelle
Bush, Morey
Lapp
Scott and Schalk
Washington Beats St Louis 1 0 Behind Engel In Pitching Duel
Engel pitched a three hit shutout as Washington edged St Louis 1 to 0. McBride doubled and scored on Shotten's error in the sixth to provide the game's only run. Batteries Engel and Henry for Washington Wellman and Agnew for St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Shotten
Morgan
McBride
Engel
Carl Weilman
Washington
Nn. H. E
St. Lows
Henry
Wellman and Agnew
New York Beats Cleveland 7 1 Behind Schulz Pitching
New York defeated Cleveland 7 to 1 as Kahier and the visitors scored six runs in the second inning. Schulz allowed six hits and tied the game when Knight’s wild throw sparked a Cleveland misplay. Chapman singled and scored on a hit and run miscue by Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New York
Kahier
Schulz
Knight
Chapman
Detroit Boston game postponed due to wet grounds
Detroit Michigan July 17 Boston Detroit game postponed because of wet grounds. The same teams are scheduled to play today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Cardinals Fight Spat Ends in Ejections in Two Games
New York and St. Louis split a doubleheader. St Louis won 4 2 in game one as Harmon held New York to seven hits. In game two, New York took a 3 2 decision after a close pitchers duel between Demaree Marquard and Sallee. a bench fight between Magee and Cathers led to both players being sent off with police assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis
Fromme
Harmon
Demaree
Marquard
Sallee
Magee
Cathers
Doyle
Brennan
Wingo
Crandall
Meyers
Northwestern League Scores and Battery Details
In Seattle on July 17 Portland lost 1 to 0 with Callahan Hynes and Williams, Meliver, Laird, Riordan and Cadman listed for Portland. In Victoria on July 17 Vancouver also failed to score, 6 to 0, with Ingersoll Lewis Toner and Brotten noted as battery contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
R. H. E. Portland
Svseersereesesese Wi
Bhoattle
Callahan and Hynes
Williams
Meliver, Laird, Riordan and
Cadman
Victoria
R. HE. E. Vancouver
Lewistown Defeats Sheridan In Tight Contest
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Lewistown on July 17 reports a close game with Lewistown beating Sheridan by a slim margin. Batteries credited to Applegate and Kelly for Lewistown and Sheridan’s Bush and Lambert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Ra Wieass
Ee Sheridan
Applegate and Kelly
Sheridan, Bush and Lambert
Brothers Smith Face Off in City Split Doubleheader
Boston and Chicago split a National League doubleheader as Boston won 4 to 2 in the first game and Chicago took the second 6 to 1. Fred Smith sparked a fourth inning rally that forced out Chicago pitcher Charles Smith, marking the first brother versus brother confrontation in NL play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chicago
Fred Smith
Charles Smith
R. H. EB
Eceres
Smith
Richie
Bresnahan
Needham
Tyler
Rariden
R. H. E. Chicago
Humphreys
Perdue
Whaling
Pittsburg Triumphs Over Brooklyn 4 3 In Openers
Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn 4 to 3 in a tense series opener. Robinson pitched six innings of shutout ball before Brooklyn rallied with three singles and a double in the seventh to take a brief lead. Hendrix finished for Pittsburg, securing the win as Brooklyn stayed rootless in the eighth. Batteries Robinson Hendrix Smith for Pittsburg and Coleman Ragan O Miller for Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Robinson
Hendrix
R. H. E. Pittsburg
Smith
Coleman
Ragan
O. Miller
Phillies Split Twin Bill With Reds Despite Early Lead
Philadelphia won the first game 4 to 2 and Cincinnati took the second 9 to 2. Seaton left the mound after four innings of the second contest as Cincinnati produced six runs on seven hits and a couple of errors. Dopin shuffled pitchers. Johnson held his own against them. Batteries Ames Suggs Clarke Alexander Killifer for Philadelphia. Johnson Ning Seaton for Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Seaton
Dopin
Johnson
Tes
Ames
Suggs and
Clarke
Alexander
Killifer
R. HH. E
Meetone
Johnson and
Ning
Local teams listed for today with Marshall Mayer Rixey Killifer and Howley
Marshall Mayer Rixey Killifer and Howley are named among teams scheduled for games today. Other matchups include several schools and clubs on a busy schedule as coaches cling to standings and early-season momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall, Mayer, Rixey
Killifer and Howley
Oakland Ends Jinx With Funeral Coffin Ceremony
In Oakland on July 17, the club burned a coffin marked jinx to lift spirits after a win. Sacramento then took two straight from Oakland, leaving the latter scoreless in both games. First game score 6 to 3 with Klawitter Bills Ables Rohrer as battery. second game Sacramento 4 Oakland 0 with batteries Lively Lohman Pruitt Rohrer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Sacramento
Nn. H
Ceuveese
Bills
Ables and
Rohrer
Lively
Gies Lohman
Pruitt
Portland Wins 1 0 in Ninth Inning Duel
In Portland July 17 First Baseman Speas delivered a timely ninth inning single advancing Lindsay who had singled as Portland defeated San Francisco 1 to 0. The game was a brilliant pitching duel until the decisive ninth. Batteries Henley Schmidt Krapp Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Speas
Lindsay
San Francisco
Seereee
Henley
Schmidt
Krapp
Fisher
Venice Beats Angels as Portland Ups San Francisco
In Los Angeles on July 17, Venice toppled the Angels from first place with a 6 to 3 win. Portland’s victory over San Francisco enabled the shift. Toy Hitt pitched nine innings, allowing seven hits and striking out six. Batteries Chech and Boles for Venice, Hitt and Elliott for Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Angels
Venice
Portland
San Francisco
Toy Hitt
Chech and
Boles
Hitt
Elliott
Chappelle Telexes Readiness to Play for White Sox
Chicago July 17 Larry Chappelle telegraphed Charles Comiskey owner of the Chicago Americans that he would report tomorrow ready to play Comiskey had been perturbed by the star absence and had acquired Chappelle to provide a hard hitting outfielder for the White Sox from the Milwaukee association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Larry Chappelle
Charles Comiskey
Chicago Americans
Comiskey
Chappelle
White Sox
Milwaukee Association
Baseball Tonight at Columbia Gardens Closed Game
Bankers face Entre Nous in a baseball tilt at Columbia Gardens. Admission 35 cents including carfare. Tickets available at cigar stores. Game called at 6 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gardens
Bankers
Entre Nous
Player Chap Team Aims to Assess McCloskey Returning
Comiskey said Chap team received word from McCloskey at his home and that he went to inform his mother of a change. Officials expect to place him in a uniform soon to evaluate his immediate contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapteam
Town
McCloskey
Pelle
Comiskey
Umpire Balk Rule Clarified by National League President
New York reports President Lynch of the National League issued official notice to club managers detailing rule 34 section 1. It directs umpires to call balk when the pitcher drops the ball during throw to a batter or to first with runners on base, with runners advancing one base. Managers are to inform players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lynch
National League Today
Contested Midland Empire game draws lumber and tennis delegates
Delegates to the state lumbermen's convention and players from the Montana tennis tournament watched a highly contested Midland Empire league game on local grounds in Billings. Details are obscured by poor OCR but reference to teams including Buffalo and sponsors Via AR Batteries Lease and Hidgins, Vance and Nusse appear in scrambled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Billings
Midland Empire League
State Lumbermen's
Montana
R. H. E. Billings
Ata
Buffalo
Sorensercensa
AR Batteries
Lease
Hidgins
Vanca
Nusse
Indiana militia to block Mineral Springs race meet
Indianapolis July 17 Indiana militia likely to be sent to Mineral Springs track to stop the August 1 meeting Governor Ralston announced an inquiry into the current meet and said troops would close the track if gambling starts in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Mineral Springs
Ralston
Wisconsin approves 10 round no decision boxing law
Governor Mel Govern signed the Hedding boxing bill in Madison authorizing 10 round no-decision bouts and creating a boxing commission to oversee all contests in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Mel Govern
Hedding
Wisconsin
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Loan Shark
Gimli
Edmonton
Wise Ones
Butte
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H. Morrisey
Aegate
St. Jop
Vito Atta
McEnarmes
Sentinas Uriinga Pauley
Mulligan Donovan Imes
Pischer
Toh
Milton Roble
J. Stephens
Kelley & D
Donovan
Hyndia
Rosevale
Gray
Ada Rensedey
Herde
Kilter
Levy
Miss Tempo
Duke of Shelby
G.m.johnsot
Prospero Lad
A. Beckhatuyn
Cees
Art Rick
A. Lampard
Hyndla
Kenneday
Adam
Killie
Tempo
Shelby
Ile
Oh Pauley
Withh Follane
W. A. Richards
Park Sta
KE. MecEwen
Oss Viecher
Cuneo
Kelley
Island Queen
I. FE. Baird
COPEY
Ovcee Oe
la Cazadora
Romigh & Cojo
W. McIntyre
Hollenbeck
Wees Ts
Bezanson
Hogan
Ch. F
John
Jdane Holly
Plunkett
Ferrana
Anne McGee
Carl P
Prince Conrad
Zool
Tin Judge
Mason & Jordan
OH Miller
Edmonton Stableyli
Pauley
J. Dunn
Tidy Wolffarth
Stanfield
Clara W
Chirkman & W
Vischer
Meckham
Mulligum
Cecce
Sture
Dahnken
Rogan
Vivelina
Tildy Wolffarth
Eee
S. HL Berg
Fischer
Fancy
H. Macd
Emily Lee
Corey
Figent
Howard Bros
Gheldup Donovan
Ornus-Perth Center
R. Howser
Lump
Western Tri-State
Key
Due Todar
Thre
Schulz and Gossett
Kahler
Cullop
O' Neill
Miss Roda
Mary O'Dayee
Maxine Wheeler
Tony Faust
Ruth Esther
Ossian
Ethel
Svveckhde
Jeanne d’Arc
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Sasoneukor
Yvonne
Nannie McDee
Dottie Beer
Hannis
Wadsapa
Jim
Tae Lehigh
Renee
Gretchen G
Dee Lee Harrison II
Weeews Il
Ruth Teen Aren Eeenee
Weer Sas
Madeline Musgrave
Parnell
Werner Eee Wneane
Lady Adelaide See
Cardinals
Limi
Northwestern League
Tacoma
Kennckey
Fred
Pirates
Superbas
Quakertown
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