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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
6
Leading promoter Leo Flynn details boxing star management, his office system, and fighter earnings. He explains how meticulous records, constant training, and regular bouts keep his stable among America’s strongest, with stars like Brennan Shade Gans Hobin and Norfolk earning substantial sums.
A golf piece urges players to begin season with the right attitude and disciplined practice. It discusses the brain pathways formed by repeated actions, willpower to alter bad habits, and the value of steady, straight drives over long distance. It notes that habit can fade if practice stops and encourages setting a fixed practice routine to lower scores this year.
Paris June ?The International Olympic Committee confirmed Amsterdam as the site of the 1928 Olympic Games at its meeting today. W. M. Garland of Los Angeles was the only American representative, with Charles H. Sheriff of New York elected to membership and headed to England for a court presentation. Buckingham Palace.
The Cubs were unable to halt the New York Yankees as Babe Ruth claimed three runs including his fourth homer into the right field bleachers. Charley Robertson struggled on the mound for Chicago, while Shawkey and Schang worked for New York and Schalk caught.
Scotland June Jock Hutchison, the only American still in the Thousand Guineas, was eliminated today by A. G. Havers of England, one up. Eddie Rickenbacker, en route from Detroit to Chicago, had to land in Chapinlate, Mich, due to a leaky water line in his motor and does not expect to resume until tomorrow morning.
The Thirteenth cavalry polo team of Ft Russell Wyoming defeated the Tenth field artillery Camp Lewis Washington by 14 to 4 in a slow contest. Boston E4 Strangler Lewis heavyweight wrestling champion won two falls out of three against Bart Caddock former champion. John Posek of Nebraska beat Dick in a preliminary bout.
Babe Ruth connected for his fourth homer of the season in Chicago as Robertson pitched in the first inning against the White Sox. There were no men on base when he went deep over the right field fence.
From Oakland report the national amateur flyweight champion Anthony Beais of Pastime Athletic Club in New York defeats Jerry McManus of Pittsburgh Ashiote Club to win the second division title. Shimpion defeats Rayer of Olympic Club in a separate match at UP game night. Beais is noted as too skilled for the Olympian in a key bout. In Milwaukee St Paul Indy Kansas City Minneapolis Louisville rain results list American Association games. Salt Lake City note: Nick Odalisalo to face prison for murder of Jarcolaus near the state penitentiary. Obligate loses appeal for commutation to imprisonment and stands to be hanged.
The New York world champion Giants beat Chicago 11 to 7 in the second game, Aldridge effective until the sixth when Smith hit a two on homer. New York rallied in seventh with six runs on four hits two bases on balls three steals and two errors. Umpire Quigley ejected Manager Killefer and Coach Dagey for disputing a decision.
In Bay Side New York on June 8 American yacht Polka Dot skippered by B A Bull of Brooklyn won the first event in the international model yacht races. Endeavor from London captained by W T Daniels finished second after a three mile race in two hours and 24 minutes. The two vessels completed four circuits, to windward, with the Yankee craft leading by a full lap. The series requires the winner to take three of five races.
The report notes champion Harry Greb and challenger Wilson tempering a title bout over a 188-pound limit. Wilson would defend if Greb makes weight, per boxing commission rulings cited by Martyison. Kilkies argues Wilson need not fight at light heavy. historical context recalls Wilson’s 1880 title win at 188 pounds and his stance on making weight for the match.
Tex Rickard announced there will be no Benny Leonard versus Jack Britton for the welterweight title on June 28. The promoter cited the two champions as responsible, saying they balked at the purse after learning the bout would be held in a velodrome in New York rather than Boyle Thirty Acres in New Jersey.
Captain Eadie Rickenbacker left New York on a transcontinental flight in an all metal plane. The trip hit trouble after Detroit with a forced landing near 8 o'clock. The crew planned to resume at daylight and press toward Denver.
Butte plans a new Kewpie dance at Gregson next Saturday with Siever’s syncopating six providing music. Manager Forsythe vows it will be a major event and says all attendees receive a free handsome Kewpie doll.
Sergt C Hermann of the army recruiting service arrived in Butte last night and announced the recruiting office will open at 9 o clock this morning in the chamber of commerce rooms where he will receive enlistment applications and provide information on branches and training. A storm in Pierre South Dakota caused a missing woman and property damage in the hundreds of dollars.
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