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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1924
Page
6
In Anaconda, Slabster allowed five hits as Anaconda defeated A C M 8 to 2 in nine innings. Delaney shone for Anacondas with strong pitching while Lewis struggled for the visitors, as Meuter and Wade provided key hits and Delaney fanned five.
Pitt pitcher Bill Lasley endured illness and a six inning stint as rains and teeth pain dominated his showing. Leavers led hitters with timely hits while Walby debuted with a sharp single and defense. McIvor, Jovick, Kunz and Baynes made key plays as the defense stifled the stroke of the opposition.
Eddie Rathjen, a bright infield prospect from the 1923 Clark champions, is en route from Grand Rapids to rejoin the team in Butte. He played in Michigan Ontario senior loop until ten days ago and had a Coast league tryout with Portland this spring. Also Ed Coleman, a dependable right hander from Clarke last year, is due to join midmonth while attending Oregon Agricultural College.
Toledo 4 Columbus 11 Milwaukee 4 Kansas City 16 Minneapolis 2 St. Paul 11 Indianapolis Louisville postponed
America's bid for Paris Olympic track glory gains momentum after top performances in the intercollegiate championships at Cambridge and regional trials. Notables include Ivan Riley's world record in the 400 meter hurdles at Ann Arbor and Eric Wilson's 200 meter mark, with J B Cheaney tying the world 100 meter record in New Orleans and Hill sweeping sprints in the ICIAA meet.
Georges Carpentier remains in bed with a badly swollen sprained right ankle after the defeat to Tommy Gibbons in Michigan City. Doctors report torn ligaments and consideration of X rays for tomorrow. Carpentier may be unable to stand for days and will likely remain for a week as promoter talks of future bouts and a Tunney match.
Paris residents discuss the France versus Uruguay soccer match and the Criqui Frush boxing bout after Carpentier’s defeat to Tom Gibbons. The crowd shows little emotion over Carpentier’s loss.
Tom McMahon won the Fred Young cup as eight riflemen qualified as expert marksmen at the Rocky Mountain Rifle club range in Rocker. Ben Holter earned the members' match medal while D A McClure, McMahon and others won gold and silver medals.
Boston pounded four New York Giants pitchers for an 11 to 6 win as Giants errors increased. Frisch and Jackson each doubled their hits with two errors credited to New York. Terry homered off Oeschger in the sixth.
Chicago defeated Pittsburg 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel between Vic Aldridge and Johnny Morrison. The Cubs scored two runs in the first inning on three hits, while Pittsburgh’s lone run came from two hits and a sacrifice. Morrison and Gooch matched Aldridge and Hartnett in a tight game.
In Cincinnati on June 1 St Louis won 6 to 2 as Sothoren pitched effectively and Donahue was knocked out in the third inning. St Louis scored 202 000 011 to Cincinnati 006 110 000, with batters Sothoren Gonzales Donohue Luque and Wingo contributing to the victory.
Chicago White Sox swept the St. Louis Browns for a third straight win as Hooper and Collins homered off Davis in the first inning. Cvengros left the mound after Jacobson’s homer as St Louis rallied, but Chicago held 7 to 4 victory with Cvengros Leverett Connolly Crouse Davis Vangilder Bayne Grant Danforth Severeid in the batteries.
Detroit won its fourth straight, defeating Cleveland 10 to 6 to pull even with the Athletics for eighth place. Ty Cobb collected four hits including a homer with Haney aboard. Whitehill and Woodall led Cleveland batters with Shaute and teammates. pitchers Edmondson Morton Smith Walters.
University of Washington has been assigned lane number 2 in defense of its title at the Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta in Poughkeepsie on June 17. The steering board announced the positions, and supporters see lane 2 as a good omen given its historic success in 25 years of I R A regattas.
Danny Frush, American boxer, defeats Eugene Criqui by knockout in the eighth round of a scheduled 20 round bout in Paris. Criqui, former world featherweight champion, collapses after a solid right to the jaw, signaling a career turning point. Gate receipts approach 700000 francs. Frush plans a quick return to the United States to challenge Johnny Dundee for the title.
In Paris on June 1 the Uruguayan team overpowered France with a 5 to 1 victory in the Olympic soccer quarterfinals. Sweden also beat Egypt by 5 to 1 in the same round.
A German company initiates an unusual project converting elephant feet into practical items like flower pots. The effort aims to repurpose large implants into decorative and functional home objects, drawing attention from conservation groups and industry observers.
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