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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1909
Page
1
A Coast League contest featured a string of fielding miscues as the Reds were blanked by a left-handed pitcher. Nebulous scoring details show Helena and Butte exchanging hits, with misplayed balls and missed chances shaping the lopsided outcome.
An aged advertisement touts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a remedy for poor appetite belching indigestion and general weakness. It warns against noisy guns and praises the tonic's long history of use against stomach and digestive issues.
The Limon team, on June 12, beat Salt Lake 5 to 4 to end a losing streak. Pirchddl drove in five runs with key hits, and Dende pitched strongly for the Irtingators. Crayat’s defense and a future doubleheader were noted as crucial moments.
A scrambled OCR fragment notes a special express train leaving Ta Ylook, with managers, uniforms, and several odd references to individuals and teams. It mentions race actions, stunts, and a series of miswritten names and places, all shown in garbled form.
In a sloppy game Washington bettors beat Detroit 4 to 1 as poor fielding allowed Washington to score easily. Detroit pitchers were hit hard by the Washington lineup while H B Washington contributed a low-effort defensive showing. The game featured four runs, four errors, and a win that kept Washington atop the league standings.
National League recap notes Pittsburgh Pirates dominating Brooklyn with a 10 to 1 victory extending their winning streak to twelve. Mentions a flurry of players and other scores across the circuit including Chicago and Philadelphia results as the season progresses.
Fragmentary item lists names and places in the Northwestern League. Scattered references include Vancouver Spokane and Aberdeen, with misspelled surnames and unclear actions. The garbled text hints at teams or players but no clear event or outcome emerges.
In Calumbunatirnenpitta the American Association postponed several boxing bouts due to rain. AL Toledo-Toleda, Thamas Gly and AL Louisvile-Louleukst matchups were affected, with AL Indiynapolla-Taian polly-lvage dinee postponed as well.
Western League scores show Tincola a win over Topaks-Toncks with a 8 to 1 margin at Vientia-Tieble. Omata-Omals beat Les Moines 1 to 0, with 7 noted in the odd line, indicating page confusion.
The Chicago Ladies, led by Orville and Myers, edged Anaconda at Washoe Park in a high spirited game. Anaconda’s strong pitching and fielding kept the contest tight, but Chicago capitalized on hits and a crucial bunt to secure the victory. The crowd roared as Orr’s long liner and Bernard’s base running highlighted a game filled with lively plays and spirited defense.
In Cambridge Cambridge Cotnall Marvard defeated by Yale 2 to 3 in a confusion of scores. Amhersim Amhberas edged Brown 2 to 1. Worcester Fordhaw posted a 37 run total at Groas, with other results unclear from the fragment.
Bidders crowded the Muli hotel barroom as track concessions for the Belle Jockey meeting sold at public auction. Total bids reached 14 000 dollars plus 740 for the Klondike privilege, with varied prices for bar, restaurant, concessionary, and grand stand rights. Speaker William Genel outlined higher admission for women and free grandstand access, while promises to deliver a strong meeting and reliable management accompanied the spirited sale.
Booger Red led a crowded six furlong field at Salt Lake, prevailing in a close sixteenth of a second over La Chain with Platoon close behind. The day’s card included Dom Pale winning four furlongs and several others like Maneull Tall and Valeneia posting notable showings as Cobleskill Ralreed and Gage also ran.
Unclear OCR notes show racing context with names Widener's Wim Jander finishing second in the Prix Nogond Deve at Paria on June 12. Mentions Vanderbilt's and Herkh in fragmentary form. Details are incomplete and difficult to verify.
Fragmentary notes report positions for Widener owned entries in a Prix Besons event. Mentions include Sindayy Shine and Vanderblite Fien with Fourth place notices and a reference to Tver in another dash. Reading is incomplete and names may be misspelled.
At Travers Island New York Irish America Athletic Club hammer thrower John Finnigan set a new world record with a 10 pound hammer at Celtic Park Illinois but later eclipsed it with a 174.0 foot effort. George Scannell of Lasalle Institute and New York Athletic Club won both the 100 and 20 yard dashes as the meet showcased sprint double wins and standout performances on the New York Athletic Club oval.
California driver Bert Dingley of Merced wins the 103.2 mile Wem elle Cup race in Portland, posting 1:24:42. In the 45 mile event, Charles Arnold of New York wins in a Pope-Hart Ford. Portland crowd builds for special train as Beattie hosts golf and racing notes from Seattle. Governor Dayblison vetoes the Drew boxing bill in Madison.
In a wild exchange from Boston and Montreal, Ketchel and Johnson clash over refereeing and a potential match with Jeffries. J J Jeffries condemns bluffing, pledges readiness for annual bouts if paid, while Ketchel seeks fair handling. Meanwhile Scayehead County Fair plans races and premiums for early September.
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