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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1912
Page
8
In a tight tie game McCloskey's team beat Butte 6 5 in thirteen innings as errors costly for Butte and Katora. Ogden and Butte traded runs with key moments including a steal home and late scoring in the 13th. Knight and Klein shut down opponents in extra innings guiding Ogden to victory.
Erickson led with two hits and drove in a run while Klein and Knight contributed. McCloskey faced rough play as Stovall was injured, forcing a lineup change and delaying late rallies. Morehead and Murray sparked late action but Butte lost in a tense tenth inning watched by a St. Louis scout.
The Electrics clinched their tenth win as they collected four extra base hits in a rally in the tenth inning against Helena. Robinson, from Shelby Montana, started on the mound for the Senators while Deforest was mentioned as a notable youth. The game was loosely played with both teams using green pitchers and even honors.
Wagner starred in a Philadelphia victory over Pittsburg with strong fielding and two hits including a bow tie. Four at bats yielded one homer and one double, while three double plays aided the win.
Racing notes from Portland and Sacramento feature Koestner’s Portland loss, six furlong results with Ore Magee and Truly winners, plus final-day Grand Circuit racing in Detroit with wins by Babe and Clara Paul. San Francisco reports Baron Long arrangingWelsh bout, neck injury healed, and Canadian tennis clashes in Vancouver see Tyler and Thompson.
A fragmented sports snippet hints at a two hour and one minute game with a base state of tension and a notable weight of conspiracy themes affecting play.
Salt Lake City July 26 Salt Lake defeated Missoula 13 to 5. Druhot and Keenan were hit hard. Bittrolf Dres Davis and Devereaux homered in a lively game as the scoreline reflected the offense.
Baseball brief from Portland to Tacoma and Seattle to Victoria with multiple games and oddities. Scores include Seattle 18 Victoria, Vancouver 7 Spokane, Denver 3 Omaha 1, and other regional results with notable pitchers and batters mentioned.
The report notes the grand chief templar of the state lodge was a Republican active in campaigns. He is survived by his wife and seven children including Mrs. Mary Cook of Como Elmer A. Dow Gallup Arthur W. Dousin Falls George A. Douglas Jr Mrs Clara Grady Missoula and Mrs Peart Wertz of Gilmore Idaho.
London reports a narrow division within the Commons as Lloyd George moves parliamentary appointments. The government survives by three votes 138 to 132 amid opposition calls for resignation. Irish nationalists and Labour party members are crucial to keeping the government in power.
G Lambinos, interpreter for a group of Greeks involved in a city railway strike, was placed under bonds of 1000 to keep the peace after threatening to shoot Milo Reed. Unable to post cash, he was sent to the county jail.
Kitty Hawk Street won the Clement Studebaker Trophy for the fastest measured mile on the Detroit river. The official time was 2 minutes 5 seconds, achieving a speed of over 42 miles per hour, the fastest on the Great Lakes to date.
Officials ordered a searching inquiry into Camp Douglas Wisconsin after spectators reported soldiers inabriety gunplay and insults to women. The investigation aimed to end debauchery amid a Red Army alleged distant from the scene.
Honolulu July 2 Dr Blot president emeritus of Harvard returning from the Orient for the world peace movement declared that Japan cannot disarm due to its insular position and need to protect sea routes. He said Japan would only fight as a last resort if attacked and favored a policy of exempting private property from attack.
Coroner's Jury blamed the Seattle Tacoma Railway crossing at Riverton for the death of Dr. Edmund M. Rininger killed Saturday by a YeeMhun car. The driver and traction company were found negligent. Miss Luella M. Bevis remains in critical condition.
Eva Rumping a Montana resident died at her home in Marysville after a long illness. She was 66 from St. Louis and survived by four children George Schenk Antone Vennes and John Rumping and seven grandchildren. Funeral and burial arrangements followed at Resurrection cemetery in Helena.
In a July 2 filing the owners of the Tomsey Gricks and Sixteen to One mining company sue Leonie F Glatins and others over a tunnel survey. Plaintiffs say the survey extended into their property and value of $50 000 has been taken.
Senate passage of the La Follette wool bill prompts House Majority Leader Underwood to forecast quick compromise. He notes similar provisions in both bills, details tariff rates for wool products, and mentions conference committee names and potential success on cotton revision this session.
In Chicago on July 6 Col James Hamilton Lewis argued that beauty warrants adornment as a right. He urged Mrs Florence E Kirkpatrick receive a temporary alimony of 260 dollars plus 15 dollars monthly rent, enabling she and her jewels, a Sik a car, and a stylish residence. The case involves Walter B Kirkpatrick and his wife seeking support after marriage.
A brakeman diagnosed with smallpox caused a prompt fumigation and evacuation of division offices in Glendive. Authorities ordered containment and detentions as county officials investigated exposure for workers and nearby staff.
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