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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1921

Page

2

Double Header For Cincinnati Crushes Phillies

Cincinnati wins both ends of a July 18 doubleheader scoring 9 to 5 in the first game and 8 to 2 in the second. Peter Donahue, a recruit from Christian Brothers College Texas, relieved Marquard in the first inning of the opener and held Philadelphia to four hits. Eller earned the win in the nightcap as Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 8 to 2.

Press Hiladelphia Cincinnati Philadelhia Peter Donahue Christian Brothers College Texas Marquard Phillies Eller Philadelphia Donohue Bargrave Wingo Ring Brucey Eiler Coumbe Har Fee Betmemter Eagewick

Britton and Walker Fight in Newark in Wide-Rated No-Decision Bout

In Newark New Jersey July 18 Jack Britton welterweight champion and Mickey Walker of Elizabeth fought a 12 round no decision contest. The public split on a winner with Britton scoring a nine second knockdown opening round but Walker recovering to outbox and outlast the champion from mid rounds onward. The match ended with no official victor as opinions remained divided. The article notes a later remark about the Yellow River in China shifting its course up to 400 miles within a week.

Assocs Newark Jack Britton Mickey Walker Elizabeth Britton Yellow River China

Longest Homer Clouted by Babe Ruth at Polo Grounds

Babe Ruth belted his 36th homer of the season for New York at the Polo Grounds, a towering drive off Cole in the eventh inning, reaching 460 feet and highlighting a 10 to 4 Yankees victory. Also recapped are White Sox split results with Boston, Cleveland edging Washington, and St Louis defeating Philadelphia as league action totals show key hits and pitching notes.

News York Ruth Polo Grounds Cole Eee Ag Meats Manion White Sox Chicago Gamentu Boston Jones Ruel Kerr Sehalle Roe Tiling Pitteburs New York Brook Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia Cleveland En. York

Darnielle Schedules Rise Toward Heavyweight Crown

The piece profiles Harry Darnielle, a 22 year old heavyweight contender groomed by Dr. B F Roller and examined by Dr. Keller in New York. Darnielle, 195 pounds with a 48 inch chest, defied odds after a Cuba fleet victory and a July 4 Washington brawl, drawing praise from mining sportsman Todd Woodworth and others.

Jack Dempsey Harry Darin Washington, Jr B. F. Roller New York Darnielle United States Todd Dr. Keller Darniello Harry Daroilie C. ‘E 'van Riper Todd C. Woodworth Darnielie

Dempsey’s boxing future under question amid new match hopes

Sports writers discuss possible opponents and routes for Jack Dempsey after weak demand for big purses. Names like Jess Willard, Rob Martin, Harry Greb, Fred Fulton, Tommy Gibbons, Georges Carpentier, and Stanley Wills surface, with concerns over crowd appeal, weight limits, and safety.

Baseball Trial In Full Swing In Chicago Court

The July 18 proceedings in Chicago opened the baseball trial with State testimony against seven White Sox players and others accused of fixing the 1919 World Series. Clashes and heated arguments marked the day as prosecutors signaled plans to call Bill Burns, the alleged accomplice and witness, to bolster the case while offering him immunity from indictment.

Provo Chicago Chicago White Sox Bill Burns Nolle Prasse

Dillon residents host sportsmen in sunny welcome

C. H. Smith the Montana Sportsmen's association secretary returned from Dillon with blistered hands and sunburned face. He praised the hot weather and the Dillonites for making attendees at the state school enjoy themselves. He said the town kept them busy and they felt revived and ready to begin again.

C. H. Smith Montana ‘Sportsmen's Association Dillon

Montana Drugists Meet at GPT in Helena

Special dispatch reports the Montana Pharmaceutical Association gathering in Helena on July 18 as druggists convene at the GPT venue. Leaders and members discuss industry issues, standards, and upcoming statewide initiatives affecting pharmacists and pharmacies.

Drugists Montana The Standard Helena Montana Ate Pharmaceutical Association

High Jinx Event Draws Shriners and Dignitaries

Helena hosts two days of entertainment and professional talks led by Charles McFar and a noted humorist. W F Sudro, head of pharmacy at North Dakota State Agricultural College, leads serious sessions with the State Board of Pharmacy represented by M D Chatfeld. A sports program is set at Broadwater with M M Parden coordinating reception. he is the first pharmacist in Helena, opening a store in 1865. Separately, Phillipsburg reports a Catholic church fire that caused smoke damage but was contained with interiors salvageable.

Helena Charles McFarand W. F. Sudro North Dakota State Agricultural College State Board of Pharmacy M.D. Chatfeld M.D. Chatfeld Has Arranged A Weird Program of Sports At the Broadwater M._M. Parden Philipsburg Philp Andrew Carnegie

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