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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
10
Boston rallied from behind twice to beat Pittsburg 7 to 6 in the tenth. Pinch hitter ONeill lined a center single scoring the decisive run with bases loaded and one out. Maranville had five hits including two doubles.
Handball matches organized by Butte experts will start next Sunday with Quinn and Mulcahy facing Mc Carthy and Crowley. The first to five wins, with nine scheduled if needed, will determine progress. Early games at Cro y Walsh’s alley begin at 2 o'clock, then Duffy's alley on North Main, with remaining games at Sullivan's alley as needed to decide the winners.
June 9 Montana State College releases football slate for west tall with games set at Butte and Bozeman. Oct 9 vs Montana Wesleyan in Butte, Oct 16 vs S00 of Mines in Butte, Oct 23 vs Utah Aggies in Bozeman, Oct 30 vs Gonzaga in Bozeman, Nov 6 open, Nov 13 vs State University in Missoula. American Association results noted lower in column with St Paul, Louisville, Minneapolis, Columbus, Kansas City, Toledo, Milwaukee, and Indianapolis scores.
In San Francisco on June 9 Judge Maurice T. Dooling ruled that Mrs Maxine Dempsey former wife of world heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey cannot testify about confidential communications from their marriage in the draft evasion case. Prosecution sought to show dependency on Dempsey for support while Helen Goodman testified of Dempsey’s wife’s nightlife in 1917. Ted Kia Lewis defeated Johnny Basham to win Europe welterweight title in London. Sports and other regional scores follow with Livingston winning at Bozeman and Nutt cabinet resignation news in Ottawa.
Ragged early innings and Perry's ineffectiveness gave Steveland a win over Philadelphia as Uhle held the visitors to six scattered hits. Witt twisted his knee and was carried off. Batteries Perry and Perkins for Cleveland, Uhle and Thomson for Philadelphia. Boston tops Chicago in a tight contest as Hooper drives a triple and a single. Detroit and New York continue heavy hitting with runs in multiple frames.
Edwards plans a return to America next month after a defeat in Milwaukee and a stint in England. Once viewed as a top challenger, he aims to regain prestige by challenging for the lightweight title, following Bob Marriott’s relinquishment.
The Alaska coal commission announced that mining operations would begin soon after construction. A washer will be built at Matangska Reids, north of Anchorage, with a wharf and a tipple planned.
Cleveland report blames labor for rising building costs citing no evidence of ton or strain while housing conditions receive review by Judge Kennedy. A factory fire in Seattle destroys a box factory and lumber yard causing over 75000 dollars in losses. A discovery claims Romans used pure white clay from Pompeii as soup.
Casey Smith and Tom Seaton are expelled by a San Francisco club after dealing with gamblers. They join outlaw leagues, but are rejected by teams and announce baseball is finished for them. The incident is touted as a warning to others tempted by gambling money. It also notes scorer errors in a Boston game and mentions Tuero’s release to Seattle, plus the era’s top hitters and catchers including Tris Speaker and Ray Schalk.
A collage of sports notes spans baseball players like Ty Cobb and Tommy Griffiths and the Dodgers, boxing chatter on Dempsey rivals, track and rowing results from Ann Arbor and Pocatello, plus a coast to coast mix of trainer gossip and upcoming regatta shifts to Lake Cayuga with Columbia and Cornell involved.
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