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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1913
Page
3
In Missoula on July 23 the Butte Coppers scored once off Highlanders two poor second inning throws. Trekell pitched well with solid support, while Roth Kelloge struggled early but settled. Highlanders won the second game of the series 4 to 1.
Great Falls won the second game 8 to 1 at Ogden, scoring two runs in the ninth. Ballinger pitched well for Ogden while Veley and Delhi kept hitters in check. Two-base hits by Toner Ris berg and Hester highlighted the contest along with several stolen bases and productive innings.
In Salt Lake City on July 23 the Helena Salt Lake event was delayed by rain causing schedule adjustments and rescheduling of performances. Local organizers cited weather as the primary factor affecting plans and attendance.
An old advertisement warns readers to watch for poison ivy while enjoying woods and picnics. It promotes Swift’s S S S blood purifier, claiming it dries skin eruptions, cleanses blood, and aids skin healing without minerals, urging purchases at drug stores and consultation with The Swift Specific Company Medical Dept in Atlanta Georgia.
Chicago July 23 Joe Boehling of the Washington club set an American league season record by winning his eleventh consecutive game. He limited Chicago to six scattered hits as Washington won 7 to 1. Poor fielding aided the visitors and Boehling contributed a solid complete effort with Henry Scott O'Brien Schalk and Kuhn behind him.
In St Louis on July 23 Philadelphia battered errors and timely hits to take the final game of the series 8 to 1. Bender was near invincible with men on base while Hamilton’s six game winning streak is snapped. Batteries Bender and Thomas for Philadelphia and Hamilton Baumgardner and Agnew for St. Louis.
Cleveland defeated Boston 35 to 5 today to take three of four in the series. Falkenberg limited the visitors to three hits after the first inning while Cleveland chased Foster in the sixth. Jackson and Lajoie each had three hits in four at bats.
A Detroit slated event with New York counterparts was delayed due to rain disrupting plans and affected attendance and schedule.
London July 23 The libel action by Australian trainer R Wootten against Winning Post editor Robert S Sievier ended with the jury awarding 1 farthing in damages. Wootten, a leading English trainer, claimed the paper implicated him in a ring that fixed race outcomes. The ruling sparks calls for radical turf reforms amid racing world reaction.
Boston veterans W. A. Larned and B. C. Wright advanced to the fourth round of the eastern doubles championship after a strong win over H. C. Johnson and E. H. Whittey of Boston. The match ended 6-3 6-3 2-6 6-2, showcasing their continued form and positioning them as favorites in the upper half.
A humorous dialogue reveals a summer lodging expectation with details on rooms meals and location near water and recreation. The exchange ends with a riff on staying home last summer and a sudden data dump about French chicken farming income and a large bridge project for India.
Buffalo July 23 Leita J winner of the 2 14 pace at the Grand Circuit card is subject to fines after driver Childs received a 250 dollar penalty and pools were declared off for not trying in early heats Geers driven The Assessor won heat two Blue Line took heat three then The Assessor won heat three Leita J swept the last three heats Tenara driven by Benyon won the King George V stake 10 000 for 2 18 trotters with predicting best times and results for other races including 2 16 and 2 08 trot events
Chicago, July 23. Just before Kenwood Trust and Savings bank opened today president A. K. Brown carried $200000 in currency inside to calm depositors who had started a run after rumors about the bank. The bank paid out $190000 yesterday and many depositors were paid after opening. The cashier said more money was taken in than withdrawn. The state bank examiner stated depositors need have no fears.
Jack Warhop, the star pitcher, is back with the Yankees after a long layoff since Bermuda. He says his arm is improving, the kinks are gone, and he is ready to pitch as often as needed. He expresses readiness and eagerness to make up for rest and contribute fully.
Eighty five novices trod burning sands and joined 500 Shriners from three states for a record Montana temple celebration at Butte. A grand banquet and vaudeville closed the day as visiting Shriners and their wives were feted by local hosts.
Talk of Butte sport circles notes Eddie Maddison and Harry Forbes as the 10 round prelim for Regan’s Aug 2 show. Forbes, a hard hitter, wins over Thompson for the bout while Maddison recently beat Phillips and draws fan notice. Jimmie Clabby and Steve Ketchell also figure in workouts and future plans. Ketchell hints at possible championship potential with offers from Winnipeg Salt Lake and Akron. Ketchell aims for Marathon route, with Montana as a coming destination.
Midweek matinee at the Empress Theater offers a strong program led by The Girls and the Jockey a top musical comedy hit praised for entertainment value. Each act on the program is described as a thorough hit with afternoon patrons. A Londos scientist reports drawing glass tubes with an outside diameter of one twenty five thousandth of an inch using an electrical furnace.
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