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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1923
Page
8
Listless Cole-Pitts battle yields 7 to 0 shutout by Pitts with Mynning in the box, and later a rain-damaged seven-inning 7 to 6 win showing Pitts’ recovered form. McComas stars on offense as Pitts threaten pennant-chase after two straight wins over the Black Specs.
The Cuban boxing commission suspended Nobby Joe Gane for one year and imposed a $50 fine after his poor showing in last Sunday's bout with Archie, per an Associated Press report from Vana, Cuba dated July 24.
Toe Grand Circuit races were postponed due to a wet track in Lumbus Ohio on July 24. The Associated Press reports races were canceled because of the weather and track conditions.
Intruder a small sloop owned by three brothers won the sixteen annual Mackinac race from Chicago to Mackinac Island. She finished at 5:28 a.m. after 60 hours 20 minutes sailing time with a six hour time allowance giving a clear victory over major rivals like Dorelle, the Milwaukee sloop.
In Portland the Batteries Burger and Yargan, Harrison and Daly played. In San Francisco Vernon and Gilder worked with Trautwein Hannah Scott Shea and Agnew on the batteries. No final scores readable due to OCR errors.
Davis Cup matches begin Friday at the Orange Lawn Tennis Club Orange N J in the American zone. Four singles and two doubles over three days feature Australia and Hawaii with Hawaii making its first appearance this year. Notable players include Richard A Cooke William A Ecklund Powie Dietrich and J Atherton Richards. Ecklund is seven time Hawaiian singles champion and six time doubles champion with A L Castle. Dietrick, trained by William M Johnston, was the Pacific coast singles and doubles champion in 1918.
Miss Helen Wills of Berkeley California defeated Miss Deris Baker in straight sets 6-2 6-2 in the New York state woman's tennis championship at Westchester-Biltmore Country Club. Overcast skies and brief showers slowed many matches.
Detroit takes both ends of a July 24 doubleheader from Chicago, 4 to 1 and 9 to 6. Pillette solid for the White Sox in game one as Hellmann homers for Detroit. In game two, Robertson's wild pitching hurts the Cubs while Cole fights for Detroit in a 9 to 6 win.
Quinn limited Washington to three hits as Boston pounded Mitchell early. Picinich went 4-for-4 for Boston, while Goslin hit Washingtons lone homer in the seventh. The final score was Washington 1, Boston 6, with Peckinpaugh playing stellar defense.
Cleveland and St Louis split a home doubleheader with strong pitching and home runs. Cleveland won 3 to 1 in game one and 3 to 2 in 13 innings in game two, Jamieson delivering a four base hit in the thirteenth. Myatt and Tobin also homered as Edwards struck out 19 in a pitching duel.
New York tops Philadelphia 9 to 2 after a late inning barrage. Babe Ruth hits his 23rd homer of the season in the ninth, tying Cy Williams on the league lead as the ball cleared the right field wall and landed on a house roof. Mays pitched well early before Rommel faltered. Batteries Mays Hoffman Schang Rommell Walberg Brugsy.
Arrangements underway for the seventh annual state golf association tournament to be held four days at the Butte Country Club starting Thursday Aug 16 and ending with finals Sunday Aug 19. Ted Barker of Butte and Mrs Charles J Branscombe of Anaconda defend titles as players from every state club expected to compete across 72 holes open championship and 18 hole women’s finals.
Cincinnati wins the final game of the St Louis series 7 to 4. Doak drives in runs early, Cavney goes 4 for 4, Hargrave homers off Stuart in the eighth. Benton pitches well aside from two innings. Battery details: Dock Stuart Sherdel Ainsmith for St Louis and Benton Hargrave for Cincinnati. About 1209 inventions patented in Canada each year.
In Cleveland on July 24 Jess Sweetser of New York national amateur golf champion won the gold medal in qualifying for the Western Amateur title with a 75. His first round 68 led the field despite finishing tenth in today’s scoring. Chick Evans, defending champion, tied Sweetser with 75 today as Carter of Chicago shot 71-74 for 145. Densmore Shute of Huntington posted 146 after a 33 on the second nine, narrowly missing second place.
Tonight at 6 30 the league leaders Anodes from Anaconda visit Butte to face the Clarks at Clark park in a pivotal matchup. Juney and Collard, each with four wins and one loss this season, set to duel in a pitchers battle likely with Chariton possibly sending Coleman who has five wins in six starts. A large Anaconda turnout plus a big season crowd is anticipated as standings shakeups loom.
Englewood ends a losing run by defeating East Side 9 to 4 at Stodden Park. Star pitcher Trivitck yields three hits in seven innings as Englewood bats Perry nine times. Batteries Perry Cunningham, Trivitick Meehan.
In Memphis Frankie Garcia the featherweight defeated Johnny Lisse of New York by referee decision after eight rounds. In Oakland Marty McGaffigan Chet Thomas and Frank Wetzel were released by the Pacific Coast league club. Wetzel’s first year in the league. McGaffigan and Thomas veterans. In Los Angeles Wild Bill James Vernon pitcher sold to Mobile club of the Southern Association announced.
Nev A mother goat with triplet lambs has delighted Steptoe valley residents near here at Luzzetti's home ranch. The three offspring show color variety with one white lamb and two black with white stars, the white one chosen for bottle feeding as the others remain distinguishable. The bottle fed lamb is growing faster than its siblings.
New York July 24 Fifth fans focus on the second world championship ring contest of the week as Eugene Criqui and Johnny Dundee prepare for a Thursday bout at the Polo Grounds Criqui seeks to defend the featherweight crown against Dundee who has risen in the lightweight ranks Criqui trained nearly two pounds under the limit while Dundee logged eight miles of road work and six rounds of boxing two preliminaries were set featuring Curtin versus Edwards and Poutet against Mills with matchmaker Tom O Rourke arranging the undercard.
Babe Ruth tied Cy Williams for the American league home run lead with his 23rd long ball in the ninth inning of New York's game against Philadelphia. Walberg started for Prcesetynts as two were on base.
New York July 24 Promoter Tex Rickard prepared a likely 3 pm announcement on a heavyweight title bout between Jack Dempsey and Luis Angel Firpo. Reports say terms are settled though site and date remain uncertain with Labor Day or September 12 eyed, Polo Grounds as a possible venue in New York. Rickard denied any term disputes and expects a definite footing within 24 hours.
Boulder July 24 Judge Lyman H Bennett continued until Aug 11 his decision on Archie McArthur 11 charged with wrecking a Pacific train No 41. With two young nephews the boy admitted breaking a lock and turning a switch causing the train to derail. engineer Thomas Berry and two others were killed. County officials proposed Miles City custody until majority. The court took the matter under advisement.
Charles Vorhees 69, a father of six, stood on Pine Street tracks in Lima on Monday night to end his life. He was fined 15 dollars and ordered to 24 hours in the morgue after police court. Vorhees announced his plan to family and neighbors before the attempt.
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