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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1925
Page
6
Under George Murchio’s aggressive drive, the Clark men overwhelmed the Powers in a brisk game at Clark Park. Farrell shut down the Powers after a rough first, while Clark hitters paced ahead with timely hits and a late surge highlighted by Hutchinson, Olney, and Ryan.
Detroit hosts Washington as the Tigers improve a winning streak to seven games with a decisive victory. Sprinters Zachary and Athe lead the offense while key pitchers hold the Senators to limited scoring as fans cheer in a competitive midseason matchup.
Powers expect that Hunky Schorrs bat will win games. He pitched in the Northwestern league final in Butte in 1917 for Spokane against Butte. Hunky is a noted figure in the coast circuit for eight years, last season with San Francisco as a pinch hitter. In 1922 with Seattle he led as a cucker of the lei a pinch ite ter. He debuted well last night. Thompson, Clark’s first baseman, went hitless but drove in three runs. Rodda beat the peg to the plate in the first, and two other runs came on sacrifices. Murchio stopped a hard drive from Matthews in the fifth. The ball hit Murchio’s midsection but he saved it with his glove. Principally Escallie raced to deep center on several occasions. Letty Ryan and Bill Baker contributed solid outfield play. Baker’s throw and arm were noted. Thompson’s long drive in the second was fielded on the shoulder. ENGLISH STAKES, By the Associated Press NEW MARKET England July 17 Bol Joe’s Polyphonies won the Eclipse Stakes for 1500 pounds. Aga Khan’s Zambo was second and another of his horses, Diophou, was third. Thirteen ran.
ST LOUIS July 17 The St Louis Browns climbed into third by winning again as Chicago dropped further. Final score details show the Browns prevailing while other compact league results indicate strong play across the circuit. The Associated Press notes the Browns’ ascent amid a string of wins.
A fragmentary notice notes an event named Marquettesy Bes booked for last Saturday amid playoff implications. The readable text hints at a game or contest and associated billing or promotion, but details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Clyde Buck Ramsey, recently released by Lescue, joins Ad One as a noted relief pitcher praised by accounts in News. A Los Angeles correspondent highlights Ramsey's value to Angela and the team as a standout in the National League era.
The Pirates beat the Red Sox 7 to 3 in ten innings to reclaim first place in the National League as St Louis led New York elsewhere. Key moments include a tenth inning rally beginning with Graham and Barnes, Traynor delivering a triple and Hood error creating four runs. Aldridge had strong early support for Pittsburgh.
The RG Dun & Co report notes thirteen manufacturing failures in June with liabilities totaling $284 432 and mentions prior figures for May with 17 failures and $394 588. The six months of 1828 show three figures for commercial failures totaling $1 152 310 and eight banking failures. The text contains numerous garbled phrases and misread words.
J Porter Nelson of the Ennis garage was a Butte visitor yesterday. Nelson, a keen Angler, says Madison River fishing around Ennis is better than ever with trout taking flies freely and good catches reported.
Jack Dempsey told New York boxing officials he has peace with the commission and two or three tuneup bouts before facing the Negro challenger. Promoter Tex Rickard signed to promote a Dempsey Wills title bout, with Muldoon’s approval for a couple of warmups. Gene Tunney, Barham contender, says he has a verbal agreement to meet Dempsey in New York on September 18 and plans to begin training.
Meuter a former Anode catcher recalled by the New York Giants from Reading in the International League pipeline. Signed by McGraw late last year he stayed with the club into spring camp before being sent to Reading for further assignments. Giants likely to send him to Hartford in the Eastern League for another season. Voatstier former Bt. Bury college player and Peppian backstop in Mines circles last season.
Weiser Dell of Butte leads Atlanta in the Southern association with strong box scores. He won nine games, fanned six, and even pitched a two bagger. Dell remains hot as a pinch hitter and is valued as a reliever. Hap Collard, ex Clark star, shines in Texas League with eight hits in an 8 3 San Antonio win over Waco and a 9 6 victory over Beaumont.
San Francisco reports the California athletic commission approved extending the back in the ring time to twenty seconds from ten after a knockout instead of forcing a boxer knocked out of the ring to crawl back within ten seconds commission member said it is unfair to rule him out if he is still able to continue the fight and the extra time gives him a fair chance to resume.
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