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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1911
Page
6
A cluttered column reviews Boston outfield stars Speaker Hopper and Lewis, praises their speed and arm, and lauds their impact on the pennant race. It notes Grover Cleveland Alexander's rise with Philadelphia, reports on base hit antics and a curious play involving Merkle and Hummel, and mocks questionable umpire power while lampooning Brooklyn management and a sunlit tactic against the Giants.
at Lagnen, June 1, the Foureka handicap headlined Big racing. Ferns Treble o won after an easy trip, with Marchmonet second and Aras¢e third. other races featured various prices, times, and placements, including Futurity course and mile selling events with noted winners and rivals such as Abigail Ik, Lucille Manley, Zormagter, Round and Round, and Tiflis among the field.
Scrambled text lists names and numbers resembling a historical page item. Key terms include Ed Mor gin, Green Bridge, Kilns, and 110. Several proper nouns appear irregularly like New Capital and Coonskin. The readable fragments imply a local notice or schedule but lack clear events or dates.
In a challenged game Boston fell to Chicago with June B Destination defeat by Chi cago. Errors allowed three tallies for Chicago as Wood struck out, Witkere pitched in the ninth. Batteres include Karger Wood Carrigan Lange Olmstead and Sullivan in a rough contest.
Washington defeated by 101 with Groom frequent. Seon Washington faced Berrait Batteriee-Groom while Gray Dice and Stanage contributed. Philadelphia game vs Cleveland postponed due to rain. New York vs St Louis also postponed by rain. Other matchups listed include Chicago at New York and Detroit or Philadelphia, Cleveland at Washington.
The New York Giants regained the lead by defeating Chicago 10 to 1 in the final game of the series. More's earlier hit sparked a rally with Bridwell Devlin and Meyers contributing. Merkin faced McIntire twice and was forced out on a double play. Other scores: Cincinnati beat Boston 9 to 4 with Gaspar and Clark delivering key hits. Philadelphia edged St Louis in extras with balks cited as notable pitching quirks. Weather delayed play and affected schedules across the circuit.
Booster activity surges in Butte with fans rallying behind McCloskey as he plans a trip to Helena to face Senators. Leaders expect a strong turnout and heavy advertising for June 3, with Bolse and Reed’s Great Walla join in decisive games as the season narrows and weather cooperates.
The report mixes scattered sports results with a Kentucky endurance stakes note. It cites numerous random scores across cities like Milwaukee, Denver, Lincoln, and Topeka. It also covers Kentucky racing commission actions, entry status for the endurance stakes, and a note on Jonnean’s jewel return.
Fragmentary text references Newark, a quarrel between parties or teams, and a clash involving Chien and New York, with mentions of Chinn and Vef. The readable portion suggests a local event or dispute between groups in a Newark context, but essential details and names are garbled.
Day and Saturday events at Nation League HQ triggered fines for several figures. Pitcher M. Urawn fined five dollars and suspended three days, Zmigernutt fined thirty five dollars for trouble with Muspire vicoms. Wreument Chief Meyers and Ragott Will face costs and suspensions related to the UIRUS incident involving Umalie Johnntane.
Britons back Sullivan to face Billy Papke in a historic middleweight world title bout at the Palladium in London. The Sullivan Papke fight is billed as the first true world championship in years and could draw vast crowds, with Sullivan hailed as England’s top middleweight since early greats.
The report lists player averages for the club with key performers Bil lingaly Ronner Knott and Giddings posting perfect scores. The article notes the ongoing competition and mentions the eddi Angle and remaining events as finals approach.
Montreal results from June show Ewan Tumbbo winning debut maiden two year olds in a four and a half furlong dash with Senex second. Hwan Lutabo upset at 46 to 1, Benex second, Dalmatian third in the four and a hare furlong race. Clem Beachy won the six furlongs event with Cooney K third. Priscillan led the six furlongs event, Naushon second, Spelliiquad third with time 1 12 3 5. Ortopus won the two mile chase with Stalker second and Come On third in 4 19 1 6. Cohort captured the six furlongs with Baby Wolf second and Top Note third in 3 51 3. Seventh race saw Third Rail win at 6 to 1 over Woodcraft and My Gal. Special Dispatch notes Great Falls on June 5 reporting Pleper released by Miszoule and Reed aiming to play a different catcher.
Chicago report notes Jack Aptinson, heavyweight, left for New York after meeting promoter High McIntosh. He says he will sign articles for a bout with Dombadion Wella for any distance if offered $0,009 to meet.
Reports from Stameud Konaa state the Ceveland baseball tear 9 is to be reorganized. President W. Somers departs for a western and southwestern scouting trip, announcing efforts to add new players while denying or confirming various rumors.
A fragment notes Utah Independent Telephone Co selling to Bell Telephone for 4 200 000 dollars. The document mentions interim measures to maintain subscribers and service, with references to stock, investments, and company actions amid regulatory conditions and communications from executives.
Washington public hearings on the reciprocity measure were closed after testimony from press officials and publishers on the impact of cheaper paper, news value concerns, and the role of the Associated Press. Key figures included Herman Ritter, Melville H. Stone, Bruce Halleman, and Frank Nayes, who defended full reporting and warned against suppressing news. The committee prepares for executive session to discuss action.
Tempers soared across multiple states as heat indices topped near 101 in Key Wort and 105 in several locations. Reports describe widespread damage, power outages, and health alerts as residents endured extreme heat with temperatures climbing after 4 PM. The storm and heat plagued cities from Topeka to Wichita, sparking anxieties over safety, outages, and fruit/veg losses while authorities investigated a series of accidents and injuries linked to the weather.
A chaotic report describes Salt Lake City officials and health inspectors meeting with Butte representatives to discuss methods for health department work. It notes plans to adapt confidence-building procedures and cites participants and a copper company connection. A newly married couple from Anaconda is also mentioned in a separate item.
A man named Willan Génaolly was injured in a drag incident on Kurt IX Street yesterday. He was taken to the emergency hospital where treatment and airway support were provided. Police and witnesses await further details as officials investigate the scene.
Obituary notes the death of author John Bigelow in New York after a long illness. It states he was in his eighty fourth year and had recently completed a final trip abroad before his passing.
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