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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1914
Page
2
John J. M. Graw discusses Giants season progress after travel, noting injuries and pitching struggles. He analyzes rival clubs, praises Stock and Devlin as strong rookies, critiques trades and management decisions, and predicts a tight pennant race between Giants and Pirates with key impact from pitching staffs.
In a Wheeler Syndicate column from 19H, McGraw assesses a shaken NL season race. He cites injuries to West and East stars, notes Shafter Folt AR, and discusses pitching drops and trades. The Giants and Pirates lead a tighter field, with Western clubs gaining ground and Brooklyn Boston underperforming.
Christy Mathewroy writes on Giants season woes and travel, recalling tough trips to Cincinnati St Louis and Chicago. He notes Pirates early form, Cardinals rising under Bresnahan era, heat and humidity draining players, and that New York faced a stubborn west and midwest schedule with mixed outcomes.
A reader summary review by Frank Claud summarizing the Yankees coach’s weekly take on the American League. The piece covers team hitting, pitching, and lineup concerns, with emphasis on the Yankees and rivals like Detroit, Boston, Cleveland, and St. Louis. It notes pitching depth, hitting droughts, and the impact of Ty Cobb’s absence on the league and predicts contest dynamics through the season.
A noisy sports column quotes Hughey Jennings praising the Detroit Tigers and predicting a stronger team this season. He argues pitchers, defense, and batting depth give the Tigers an edge over the Athletics and Washington, while noting rival Cubs and White Sox are developing talent.
May 31 report notes baseball surplus salaries exceed value of players Cobb and Speaker earn about 35,000 annually while others in uniform number over 48 with 200,000 in six months. The piece contrasts high pay with variable club success and loyalty of fans supporting the game amid financial risks.
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