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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1925
Page
7
Clarence Mitchell again proved he can beat the Pittsburgh Pirates by holding them to four hits and a 4 to 2 victory. Eddie Moore homered in the seventh for the visitors, the only earned run.
The Chicago Cubs defeated the Boston Braves 15 to 3 in game one of the season opener. In the fourth inning the Cubs erupted for nine runs as Maranville delivered a standout day both at bat and in the field. Braves rookie battery Vargas and Seimer allowed four of Kaufmann’s eight hits.
Henry V defeats Bruno Frattini to claim the middleweight crown in Burnane Hogan. The box score shows Maranville, Brooks, Grimm, Hartnett with two-base hits and Weiss with a three-base hit. Pitchers Kaufmann Barnes Kamp Vargas allowed multiple hits and runs in the noted innings.
Great Falls reports Doc Snell the Tacoma standout poised for a clash with Billy De Foe of St. Paul this Friday. Promoters expect the biggest local boxing gate as the featherweights meet after Snell earlier roughing Kid Kaplan in eastern workouts.
A locomotive tested in Sweden reportedly used nearly half the fuel and only one twentieth the water of a standard engine. The new design has been nicknamed the camel for its efficiency.
Philadelphia lost to St. Louis 6 to 5 to fall to second in the American League standings as Washington led by four games. Ken Williams hit his 24th homer tying for the league lead, while Harris forced in the decisive run in the eighth with bases loaded and two outs.
Chicago and Boston split a doubleheader with Boston winning 6 to 3 and Chicago 8 to 3. Ray Schalk of the White Sox caught both games to set a new lifetime record with his 1576th game behind the plate, surpassing Jim McGuire. Chief Bender was added to the White Sox active list and pitched the final inning of the second game.
In New York Detroit edges ahead with two runs in the first and another in the sixth while Baasler drives a two-base hit and Hoyt belts a three-base hit. Hoyt earns the win with four strikeouts, Stoner fans three for Detroit, and the game features key double plays and multiple sacrifices.
T. Paul Minn July 21 Deposits and total resources of the banks of the United States are larger than ever before and figures given reflect age.
B N Sima secretary treasurer of the National Association of Supervisors of State Banks spoke at the association's annual convention urging sound motives guiding the nation’s banking system.
Farm organization representatives testified before the Senate committee on postal rates. Doubt arose whether the new prohibition enforcement plan could operate by August. O. P. Van Sweringen continued testimony before the Interstate Commerce Commission on the Nickel Plate merger.
Irish horse breeders celebrate a potential boom after a derby won by Manna and runner up Zion ist both Irish bred. Doncaster yearling sales show 149 of 293 horses from Irish studs with an average price near 5000 dollars. Additionally, Danzig amber industry workmen reach 660 and a tire pump run by saute wheels proves effective.
The Butte lodges of the Sons and Daughters of Norway will stage their annual picnic at Gregson Springs August 2 with Rybingen lodge of Anaconda anticipated to join. The two cities’ organizations total over 150 members and expect a notable event with a full games program.
The committee states there will be races of various sorts and music performances planned for the upcoming event.
In Justice McNamara's court Sherman was charged with grand larceny by C E B Harrin of the Broadway garage for taking an unrecovered automobile, allegedly leaving the state with it unpaid. Smeltner faced a misdemeanor charge of reckless driving in a complaint by H Luoma of East Broadway.
Harold G. Bretherton, American vice consul at Aguas Calientes, was wounded by a stray bullet on July 16 as two local congressmen fought in the street. The foreign office expressed regrets to the American embassy and Bretherton said the shooting was unintentional. Also noted are visits by Mrs. Joe Carpino and Mrs. F Carpino to Missoula, and the Trevennas moving to a newly purchased home on Thornton Avenue.
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