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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1917
Page
10
New York at home saw Pittsburg prevail 1 to 0 behind Cooper who shut out the Giants for the third time this season. Cooper doubled to start the eighth and scored the only run, the lone tally of the game.
New York could not push a runner beyond first base after the opening inning as Pittsburgh built an early lead and cruised to a 17 to 0 victory. Batteries-Cooper and W W Schupp contributed on the mound for the Pirates, while Gibson handled New York’s lineup.
Philadelphia drops to third as St Louis wins behind debuting Goodwin who lasted six innings, Lavender silencing foes before being pulled in the seventh. Final score 8 1 1 while Boston, Chicago, and Brooklyn results also noted from July games with late inning drama and key hits.
Basin defeated Butte 19 to 1 as Basin hitters knocked Passen from the box and delivered harsh treatment. Catches by McDonough and Dutch Madden highlighted the game. Basin aims for a fifth straight win after a Sunday matchup with Hennessy, while Jefferson county will play any amateur team in the state.
New York July 21 complete program for the eighteenth annus Grand American handicap announced by the Interstate Trapshooting Association. Five day meet at South Side Country Club with over 4000 dollars added. Events run Aug 20 to Aug 24 with entries opening Aug 4. Includes national amateur championships and various handicaps. Also mentions world record attempts in track and tennis rule updates amid broader sports coverage.
Bozeman edged Whitehall 8 to 2 in a hard fought game. A large crowd watched as Bozeman took an early lead with three runs in the first inning and Whitehall finally broke through in the seventh. Battery for Bozeman was Weaver and Haller with Graves and Smith catching for Whitehall.
Citizens of Cashmere Washington scour the countryside after a brutal murder of a five year old girl as she slept at home The crime occurred while her parents attended a church service Two brothers slept nearby with no harm described A man was seen fleeing the scene prompting a valley wide search aided by U S troops no motive is given.
Los Angeles reports an immediate investigation was ordered by U S Attorney General Gregory into the disappearance of Miks Ruth Armstrong in Havana Cuba. A Havana dispatch notes she did not return from a park walk seeking relief from heat after arriving in Havana two weeks ago as a governess.
Washington July 28 more than 60 percent of the two billion dollar Liberty loan has been paid into the treasury. The treasury statement shows payments on June 30 totaling 1 885 024 456. On the last half billion loans to Russia and France, 75 million and 60 million respectively, brought allied aid to 1 525 600 000 in the prior three months.
The Butte team breaks up after a Great Falls series with three wins and one tie. Ten men rotate as players head to Seattle, Tacoma, Fresno, Vancouver, and Salt Lake, while Dickerson joins the Cleveland Indians and Schinkel returns to Salt Lake. Manager Metarl laments no pennant and calls for organization to keep games alive.
Detroit on July 23 witnessed the first betless Grand Circuit racing meeting as Police Commissioner Cousens banned wagering and ordered uniformed officers to dismantle tout machines. Despite the curb, off grounds betting reportedly persisted. The Ponchatoula stake for 2:14 trotters saw Early Dreams and Lu Princeton vie through heats with Fern Hal and others contending. Royal Muck dominated the 2:18 trot as crowds of about 4,000 enjoyed ideal weather and the day’s racing.
An audit is incomplete but reports indicate Butte Base-Yall LLC lost about 3000 dollars in the 1817 season while Great Falls Electrics directors faced about 5000 dollars lost in securing a win, reflecting significant financial setbacks for local corporations.
Washington July 28 The $640 90 000 aviation bill was sent to the White House for President Wilson to sign.
Chicago defeats Boston 3 to 1 to extend its lead to four and a half games as Williams rests and Cicotte finishes. Great fielding backs Williams in a tight game with solid defense, while Sanborn Sanderson surfaces in Spokane after a contract signing and league dispute involving the Northwest league. Indianapolis tops St. Paul 8 to 3 and Columbus beats Kansas City 4 to 0.
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