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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1914
Page
13
Both boxers express confidence as Young Wallace and Rhue prepare for a 12 round bout at Washoe arena. Wallace trains hard, claims peak condition, while Rhue highlights readiness to secure a decision. Delegations by auto and train expected from Segroson Springs for the event.
Buffalo drops a costly defeat to Baltimore 4 to 3 in a Federal League game. Key players and details are unclear due to OCR errors but Ford Anderson and Bate appear among contributors for Buffalo while Baltimore players lead the late rally.
In a fast three inning display Indianapolis batteries Paikenbers Craniall Groom Keupp led a comeback over St Louis. The visitors from Indianapolis piled up the runs as Campbell swan and Kaiser added hits. The game featured strong hitting from other team members and ended Indianapolis eight, St Louis none.
London July 11 reports a seven man group including Dick Burge has arranged a world title bout between Carpentier and Wells under Burge management. Details to be announced later in London. New York July 1 Steborne Inman English billiard champion arrived from London aboard the Aquitania and will meet Willie Hoppe in a series of matches in American and English billiards. Twelve sessions planned in New York on Sept 2 with stops in Chicago and Montreal.
A linesman notes that the champion dominated the clay court championship, as the men's singles field was swept with decisive wins. The event highlighted the winner's seamless play and clear superiority throughout the tournament.
The San Francisco delegation led by Clarence Gunn and Hila Fot Ire advanced to the finals by defeating Claude Warne and Nat Brown of Lam An in semis. Mary Browne of Los Angeles and her sister Mrs. T. H. Williams of Chicago were set to meet for the ladies singles title after Browne won her semifinal match.
James and Hohn homered to spark Seattie’s 2 run fourth inning as Spokane scores were limited to one in the fifth on Wurm’s two base hit and Arnett’s run. Dell walked a fine line before tiring, Bonner relieved him, and Seattle claimed the victory 2 1. Dodgers?
Irish volunteers from Butte, Hibernians of Silver Bow, Robert Emmet Literary Association, Gaelic Teague and Ladhes auxiliary will attend the annual Blente gathering in Gregson. Extra trains from Butte via the Butte Anaconda and Pacific will carry crowds. events include 160 yard dash and several races with prizes from $2 to $5.
Robert Kimm aged 20 was brought to Murray hospital with a fracture of the right ankle after a fall from a motorcycle near Melrose yesterday afternoon. Mrs John Harris of 867 North Main was also treated at the same hospital for minor injuries from a fall at the Yonfoot shaft in her yard where the covering planks apparently gave way.
The Centerville Juniors defeated the Centerville All Stars in a well played game last evening. Sullivan and Sheah were the battery for the Juniors while Del and O'Brien worked for the All Stars. Sullivan earned 10 strikeouts and allowed only a few hits. The Juniors will meet a team from the Cabbage Patch in a game at the circus rounds Sunday.
The Giants face a tough stretch as losses deepen and McGraw disciplines players for slovenly play. He warns of shakeups if performance and hustle do not improve, citing Bears of the Cubs and Cardinals as tough opponents. Zimmer and Doyle clash with Larry on leadership as Boston looms.
A brief column notes an itchy skin condition described as a severe form of eczema. It highlights persistent itching as the main symptom and mentions ongoing discomfort and irritation. Medical guidance or remedies are not detailed in the readable text.
A promotional swoop for S. S. S. blood purifier claims all forms of chronic disease stem from nerve related dysfunction and impurities in blood. It says S. S. S. clears impurities in minutes, purifying skin and nerves, and offers a free copy of a book titled What the Mirror Tells from The Swift Specific Co of Atlanta, urging readers to get a bottle now.
In a 1914 Wheeler Syndicate wrap, Zimmermann’s Cube chances and the Cubs’ subdued stance are discussed. The piece notes umpires letting players back in games and Hank O’Day’s strict, heartened umpiring as Chicago, under Chance, aims to be the league’s toughest. Joe Kelly and others are cited among prime players.
In a Pacific Coast League update Portana Portiana? beat Los Angeles 6 to 1 to move into first place in the standings. The Portland battery was Hughes and Brooks with Pape and Fisher versus Los Angeles. Other notes cover San Francisco prevailing 2 to 1 over Venice, Leo Leifield and Schmidt listed, and Oakland taking a 4 to 1 win over Sacramento with Gregory Hannah Ables Pruitt and Stitze noted.
Sunday soccer double feature under the auspices of the Football Association. The first match starts at 7 o clock, with the second at 3 38. Centerville faces Steer Par teams while Thinten meets Worlmai Rovers in the other pairing.
A wild incident in London involved a slasher attack as a portrait of Thomas the Scottish historian by Sir John Millaie was reportedly hung in the Vout portrait gallery. The attacker was arrested after a struggle with attendants who blocked further damage. the suspect, Anne Hunt, bled from cuts to the hands during the struggle at the police station.
The paving committee last night urged the council to create an improvement district to pave Front Street from Utah Avenue to Harrison Avenue with creosoted wood blocks. They also favor wood blocks on Arizona Street but did not finalize that recommendation.
Births reported July 17 to Mr. and Mrs Daughin at 828 South Montana and to Mr. and Mrs John N X Dunford at 1311 Farrell. Three Forks visitors noted. billiard matches at Krueger parlors with Henry Krueger beating Richardson 24 to 13 in 36 innings and Flynn beating Young 39 to 15 in 83 innings. Contenders Lewis and Flynn and Beardsley and Young eye this evening's bouts. Bryan, brother of Secretary of State Bryan, says he will not seek Nebraska governor nomination. A dairy drug and food officials group favors legislative action on broad food-handling examinations.
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