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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1909
Page
16
A big crowd witnessed a Nathenson style program with five favorites winning and a few upsets. Lord Nelson led early before Lyte Knight and Galves battled for the top, with Galter, False Nun, Hannah Louise, and Old Nick securing notable wins amid judge actions and notable rides.
The article urges simple diets during heat and warns against coarse foods and excessive iced drinks. It advises keeping cool and cheerful and taking Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters before meals to aid digestion and prevent dyspepsia costiveness cramps and diarrhea.
Cherryola, a heavy favorite, won the Frivoli stakes at Empire City by four lengths amid a card that featured six races. Interpose led early before Cherryola surged clear. other results included Ostend and Madman taking wins in races two and three with times ranging from 1:07 1-5 to 1:52 3-5.
Slats Irwin, famed for last winter's Butte high basketball team, comes back from a Yellowstone sojourn trimmed and strengthened. He enters football season with 15 pounds more and speed to push for full back. Billy Dezell expected back this fall. school shows strong material under Principal Downer.
The Bankers beat the Post Office team 6 to 4 in six innings at Columbia Gardens. Bonner struck out key hitters, Frink made a bare hand catch in left field, and Lou Kane sparked the offense with a long drive as Davis nearly cleared the fence on a three bagger.
Pittsburg hammered Cincinnati with 10 hits including three doubles and three triples to win the NL game. In Boston New York swept a doubleheader 7 4 and 4 3 as Crandall Wiltse Myers and others worked on both sides.
Philadelphia pitcher Pastorius delivered a masterful no hit bid until the ninth with one out. The Phillies scored in the final inning to win as Foxen McQuillen and Dooin backed Pastorius with Bergen on the mound.
In St Louis on July 28 the teams divided wins 1 to 6 and 5 to 4 with Reulbach highlighted on the mound. Batters included Laudermilk Melter Phelps for Chicago and Bagman Bliss Higgin Botham Archer for St Louis in the two games.
In Washington on July 2 Philadelphia won both games of a doubleheader against Washington. The first game featured Batteries Oberlin Groom Street Plank Thomas Livingston for Philadelphia with Washington suffering a decisive loss. In the second game Batteries Hughes Street Krause Thomas supported by Washington, while Philadelphia again prevailed.
Jack McLeod dropped to third as Dr Alfred Karsted defeated him in straight sets 7-5 6-3 6-3, earning a title shot against D D McLaughlin while McLeod next faces A R Mosher in a bid to regain his position.
Tacoma defeated Seattle 2 to 1 in a Northwest League matchup played in Tacoma. Batteries Newlins and Dashwood paired with pitchers Anderson and Custer to secure the win for Tacoma.
A brief clash between Vancouver and Portland teams erupted over battery repairs involving Gough Brooks and Fournier. Officials recorded a 28 to score discrepancy and ongoing contention around scoring.
A fragment from Spokane dated July 28 mentions a score and lists players or entities including Batteries-Most and O'Brien Holm and Ostdiek with garbled surrounding text. The readable items suggest a sports or competition score tied to a team or group with these names.
New York July 28 James J Jeffries posted 5000 as a forfeit to bind a match with Jack Johnson for 20 to 100 rounds The total 20000 purse goes to the winner Jeffries plans short European trip for training at Carlsbad and continental exposure to be ready within five months He weighs 25 pounds more stripped and favors a U S site for the bout.
Jackson Michigan July 28 Jack Johnson says he will leave Chicago Monday night for New York to cover the Jeffries forfeit and be ready to fight at any time. He thinks he can beat Jim Jeffries in 15 rounds and would prefer San Francisco as the venue.
Helena defeated Missoula 7 to 2 in the first game of a series at Missoula. Main pitched for Missoula and held five Helena hitters, while Johnson of Helena struck out three Giants.
American Association results list Louisville beating Kansas City 7 to 4 in eleven innings at Louisville Columbus over Milwaukee 4 to 1 Indianapolis over Minneapolis 6 to 4 and Toledo defeating St Paul 5 to 1 in Toledo.
In Sioux City Des Moines defeated Sioux City 3 to 2 in the first game and 8 to 1 in the second. In Wichita Wichita beat Denver 7 to 2. In Topeka Pueblo lost 5 to 2 to Topeka while Omaha topped Lincoln 6 to 4.
Warren K. Wood of Homewood, leader with 146 in qualifying, fell to F. A. Gardner of Hinsdale by 3 up and 2 to play in the western amateur at Homewood. Nate Mears of Evanston beat last year’s champion Mason E. Phelps 1 up after 20 holes before losing to Nat Sawyer, as Gardner ousted Wood in the second round with steady play.
Willis Britt, Ketchel’s manager, said he will go East soon to arrange a match between middleweight champion Stanley Ketchel and Langford. He may accept terms from the Fairmont club in New York or the National club in Philadelphia.
Spokane reports giant grappler George Auger stands 6 feet 2 inches tall and announces a $1,000 side bet to face any man in Graeco-Roman wrestling. He claims seven years of training and will win purse and gate receipts if victorious.
At San Francisco San Francisco defeated Sacramento 4 to 3. In Los Angeles Angeles defeated Vernon 6 to 1. At Portland Portland beat Oakland 4 to 2.
Detroit July 28 Alonzo McDonald the Boston reinsman who won the Readville handicap last August captured the twentieth renewal of the Merchants and Manufacturers stake for 2.24 class trotters with Margin the road mare bought for 1950 at a Kentucky sale in 1907.
The fast youngsters from Centerville will hook up with the crack Meaderville club on the race track grounds at 6:30 this evening.
The article notes a major evening matchup praised as among the best of the season. Both outfits have defeated many leading amateur crews in the city. Cen terville also has upcoming games against the Courthouse and the Young Men's club teams.
The arrest in Maracaibo of Theodore Hauer a German and his Caracas lawyer Raymond Porcain reveals a Castro revolutionary plot to topple President Gomez. Hauer allegedly acted as Castro’s representative seeking to sell ex-president stock but was organizing a revolt.
Direct information was filed against former Comptroller John Riplinger for two counts alleging he converted to his own use checks totaling $760 given to him as comptroller. Riplinger faces an alleged shortage of $80,000.
The post office department announced promotions for clerks and carriers at Great Falls Billings and Missoula with raises ranging from 100 to 200 dollars. Daly and Boyle 106 North Main Schlitz beer exclusively all straight whiskeys.
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