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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1908

Page

14

SQUEEZE PLAY GIVES BUTTE A NINTH INNING VICTORY

Fighting Bill Hurley sparked Butte with a ninth inning squeeze to push Spokane 2 1 as Cartwright and Row an stole bases and Killilay avoided danger. Frary’s calls anger the crowd while Harkness pitched well. Spokane inched ahead early but Butte rallied, scoring on a squeeze and a woozy line drive to third to win.

Spokane Wash Bill Hurley Butte Bill Hurley Rowan Frary Cartright Kippert Samvidson Killilay Bennett Stis Rogers Stevens Harkness Sailor Roberts Denny Shea Hulen Miller AB R. HH. PO All Stevers Seeene Cline Rane Tee James Chandler Séese Pesereese Rogers Peeee Tae Eesees KiQilay Roberts Euseseee Hulan Shea Nogers Hucley Kreitz Davidson Hoon Chandler Law Swain Stis Killi Chandler Hurley Balle

Aberdeen Nets Opener as Seattle Fails to Hit Starkell

Aberdeen wins the opener of the current series with Seattle 6 to 0. Starkell pitched a magnificent game for Aberdeen while Heinrich struggled for Seattle. Score by innings shows Aberdeen leading 6 to 0 with hits reflected by the plate.

Aberdeen Seattle Starkell Heinrich Bustin Boettiger

Ole Snyder Delivers Late Run To Beat Tacoma

Vancouver edges Tacoma 4 3 as Ole Snyder plucks a hot liner in the ninth for the winning run. Arbogast and Snyder pace the offense, with Mundorff and Quigley stellar in the field. Batteries Erickson and Arbogast for Vancouver. Baker and Shea for Tacoma.

Vancouver B. C Ole Synder Nordyke Tacoma Snyder Arbogast Mundorff Quigley Bankes Vercouvot DT Hse Acme Erickson Baker and Shea

Pacific Coast Magnates Grant Two Franchises

San Francisco July 22 At a meeting of the Pacific Coast Baseball league franchises were granted to Edward Kripp for Sacramento and to Henry Berry for the Southern California Athletic association. The Berry application requires a ball park within 30 miles of Los Angeles with exact site announced in 40 days. Kripp pledged to back $380,000 to equip a Sacramento ball park and to win a pennant if money proves decisive.

San Francisco Pacific Coast Baseball League Edward Kripp Sacramento Henry Berry Southern California Athletic Association Los Angeles Kripp

Franchises Open for Coast League Expansion

Manager McCredie of Portland sent encouragement to grant Sacramento and the Southern association franchises. A letter from Judge McCredie shows Alabama and Seattle seeking Coast league membership. The Seattle franchise issue will go to the national committee with the Pacific Coast league contesting its removal as fraudulently taken away.

McCredie Portland Sacramento Southern Association Alacoma Seattle Pacific Coast League

Brooklyn Lifts Solo Run in Pittsburg Ninth

In Pittsburg on July 22 Brooklyn scored the game’s only run on a ninth inning homer by Jordan, first over the fence there since 1899. Camnitz and Gibson, Wilk helm and Berger strong on the mound for Brooklyn. Empire jEmsite noted.

Pittsburg Brooklyn Jordan Danny Green Chicago Brooklyn Lasers Camnitz Gibson Wilkhelm Berger jEmsite

Errors Give Phillies Narrow Win Over Reds in Cincinnati

In Cincinnati on July 22 errors cost the Reds as Philadelphia benefited from two misplays while Cincinnati had one. Final line shows Philadelphia 6, Cincinnati 5 with Ewing and Schlei for Philadelphia and Sparks and Doom for Cincinnati. Umpire Rigler worked the plate.

Cincinnati Philadelphia R.H.E Gincinne Il Ewing Schlei Sparks Doom Rigler

Chicago and Boston Tie After 11 Inning Game Call

In Chicago on July 22 the Boston and Chicago clubs played 11 innings with the score tied at 2 when the game was called by agreement to let both teams catch trains. The line score lists Chicago 2, Boston 2. Batteries-Overall and Moran for Chicago, Flair and Graham for Boston. Umpire Klem.

Chicago Boston R.H.E Vee Aidan Ees Son Yee Erry Moran Flair Graham Klem

Detroit blanks Washington in 6 0 victory at July 22 game

In an American League clash on July 22 Detroit pitcher Hughes exits in the fourth inning as Detroit defeats Washington 6 to 0. Batteries Keeley Street Mullin Schmidt for Detroit and Washington's Abastity and others on the field. Boston hosts St. Louis and St. Louis wins 4 to 2 behind Dinneen and Cicotte with Carrigan toping.

Washington Detroit Hughes R.H. E Keeley Street Mullin Schmidt Boston Dinneen St. Louis Bosione Eee Blue Cicotte Carrigan

Cleveland Defeats Philadelphia In 12 Inning Game

Philadelphia fell to Cleveland 4 to 3 in 12 innings. Batter ies Liebhardt and Bemis, Dygert and Schreck contributed for Philadelphia as the game extended to extra innings.

Philadelphia Cleveland KR. H. E. Chavgiang Ceea Liebhardt Bemis Dygert Schreck

Oakland Defeats Portland 4 To 1 In Coast League Action

Oakland outclassed Portland 4 to 1 in Pacific Coast League play. Batteries Nelson and Lewis for Oakland vs Garrett and Whalen for Portland. In San Francisco, San Francisco beat Los Angeles 2 to 1 with Sutor and Berry behind the win.

Portland Oakland R.H.E Oaklands Eeveehoe S Nelson Lewis Garrett Whalen

Postponed Toledo Kansas City Game Wets Grounds

Scores from nearby games show Indianapolis defeating Minneapolis 8 to 7, Columbus losing to Milwaukee 0 to 3, and Louisville beating St Louis 5 to 1 while Toledo’s game was postponed due to wet grounds.

Toledo Indianapolis Minneapolis Columbus Milwaukee Louisville St. Louis

Western League Scores From Sioux City Lincoln and Des Moines

Sioux City hosted Pueblo as 0 to 5. Lincoln beat Denver 3 to 0. Des Moines defeated Omaha 3 to 9.

Sioux City Puebro Lincoln Denver Des Moines Omaha

Speculators Defeat Pittsmont Nine 9 To 2 In Baseball

The Speculator mine baseball club defeated Pittsmont team 9 to 2 at Pittsmont grounds. Evans pitched superbly for the Speculators while Compton struggled for the Pittsmont Sluggers. Cowan made six key plays, Trethway starred behind the plate, and Craig umpired effectively. A return game may be arranged soon.

Pittsmont Speculator Mine Evans Speculators Compton Cowan Trethway Craig

Forsyth Big Smoke beats Miles City 12 to 0

Forsyth defeated Miles City at the latter's home ground last Sunday by 12 to 0. Norris pitched a no hit game, allowing no runs, and was hailed as the standout on the mound. Local residents accuse dispatches of omitting coverage of the decisive victory.

Forsyth Miles City Butte Standard Norris

Connell Juniors Top Granite Street 9–3 in Juvenile Baseball

Connell Juniors defeated Granite Street 9 to 3 with strong pitching by Sandoe. Cappa caught him well as Donnelly and Kelly manned the Granite battery, all their runs coming in the first inning. Connells prepare to face Parrot Flats tomorrow at Second Avenue playgrounds.

Connell Granite Street Sandoe Connells Cappa Donnelly Kelly Granites Parrot Flats Second Avenue

Helena Handicap Entries Listed at Pasadena Stable

Entries for the Helena Handicap are announced from a Pasadena stable with connections including W. L. Stanfield, Kenilworth, F. Kenilworth, F. J. H. Brannan, L. Stock, and Johnson & D. Nunnally. Brannan and Nunnally noted among the listed parties.

Pasadena W. L. Stanfield Kenilworth F. Kenilworth F. J. H. Brannan L. Stock Johnson & D

The Slicker Triumphs After Long Trials at the Track

The Slicker finally won the half mile in 48 1 2 seconds after several vain attempts. Decklaw spoiled a big coup on the card with a second race showing, while Chippewa edged Kiamesha II in a dramatic finish driven by Elie. The Helena handicap looms as the feature with a strong field and uncertain outcomes.

L. T. Lee Banthel Ocilla Slicker Beaumont Sackville Heustis Stuart Jolter Decklaw Entrada Zick Abrams Cerro Santo Kirschbaum Manders Strat Martin Kamiss Queen Carolina Succeed Harvel Pasadena Entry Aunt Hala Salvage Tobe Ramsey Tarp Etapa Golden Wine E. Clark Patriotic Cardinal Sarto Chippewa Huestis Elie Benvolio Kiamesha la Gloria Bragg Lyte Knights Booger Red Native Son Begone Egotist Gretchen G the Slicker Joker Ho Stuart Post Powers Calla Lackhile Shriner van Dusen Trecha Tullet Sir Barry Hesbherton Singleton L. T. Bee & Bon Isabellita Selon Cerro Santa Fy Kaiserhoft Dyer Bright Albert Otis Diamond Nose Groth Zick Abrahms Heatherton Hi Caul Cap Fa Atuse Fischer Clifford Fitegtbons Butwell Santiago la Colorado J.J. Fillerd Kumiss Odde Finisn Queen Caroline Moriarity Blair Keene W Morse Heliame E Sullivan Lady Alicia Stevens Corelli Brawny Lad Nelson Hildebrand Andrew Mack Shriner Burnellette Hobart Blk m Atheling Alsbein Co P. Romigh Sly Nish Harvel Odde Fi As van Dusen Heatherton Dowell Southern Knight Huachuca Kuropatkin Akbar Billy Taylor Joseph Harka Johnson Sanders Falorats Pasadena Stable Lil E. Clark Lucy Marte Sen. Beckham Kenova Lil Kirschbaum Ch. m Escalie E. J. Ramsey Acceess Stuart Tee Eeee Davies St. Carlos, Dude, Owner, & Co

Room for More Racers at State Fair Grounds

A new 50 stall racing stable will be built this season at the State fair grounds with work starting immediately. When finished it will provide accommodations for 350 horses. It is understood that several horsemen from the Butte races will move their stables to the fair during the display.

The Standard Helena Butte

Five Furlong Wins Highlight Seattle Meet

Seattle on July 22 featured six races at five furlongs to a mile and an eighth. Anna May won the opening five furlongs with Belle Griffin second and Nun's Veil ing third in 1:00 1-5.

Seattle Anna May Belle Griffin Nun's Veiling Nasmerito Miss Worth Larry Mulligan Belle Kinney Abbey Miss Fairbanks Boggs

Walkervilles Triumph Over Missoula Avenue 2 1

The Walkervilles defeated Missoula Avenue 2 to 1 yesterday with home runs by James and Long. Batteries Comiskey and Hall starred for Walkerville. Neil and Mains led the Avenue crowd.

Walkervilles Missoula Avenue James Long Comiskey and Hall Walkerville Neil Mains Avenue

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