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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1914
Page
9
Cleveland, June 12 Wyckoff pitched effectively to back Philadelphia in a 6 to 1 victory over the Indians. Collins collected two infield hits and two sharp singles in five at bats. Batteries Wyckoff and Lapp.
Pacific Coast League action from Portland June 12 shows Portland held to 0 as Oakland bunched hits in three innings. West allowed five hits, two costly Oakland errors, and Malakey paired with teammates on the mound for Portland.
At Southampton on June 12 Sir Thomas Lipton sent Shamrock IV with Shamrock II to race. The wind proved fickle and the contest was abandoned after 70 minutes. Shamrock IV led early but a calm patch let Shamrock II gain and round the windward mark ahead before the breeze faded.
Indianapolis’ Jack Dillon and Milwaukee’s Bob Moha headline a hard fought light heavyweight clash in Butte with both camps confident. Referee John H McIntosh expects a straight open battle as two eight round semis Richards vs Gainey and Collins vs Manson promise action.
In a disputed title bout both Dillon and Moha claim strong chances as weigh-in details surface. Both fighters arrived in garments and are set to strip to catch weights with Dillon listed around 18 percent and Moha near 162s.
In Victoria British Columbia on June 12 the Bees defeated Victoria while Leonard shut out the home team in the afternoon. A high scoring night game ended 9 to 6 with Portland using strong hitting and reliable battery work from Leonard Murray and Frambach. First game featured Leonard and Murray for Portland against Victoria’s Hoffman. Second game saw Portland rally with Driscoll Smith and Hoff enforcing the win.
Vancouver beats Tacoma 4 0 in morning game as Clark pitches effectively and Brinkes shines with three RBIs and two stellar fielding plays. In the afternoon Vancouver edges Tacoma 1 0 behind Doty pitching while Kaufman, Harris, and Harri contribute. Seattle and Spokane also played with Coveleskie holding Attle to two hits as Spokane won 2 1.
International polo clash at Meadowbrook Westbury Long Island viewed as a tight opener. Odds favor the American four despite injuries to Captain Cheape and concerns over English ponies. Attendance expected at 40 600 with boxes sold and eager social elite in attendance.
The page lists horse racing results with weights and placings across races, American Association driving card results, and a tennis final. It notes forthcoming boxing bout in Butte on July 4 and local soccer schedules at Luna Park with two games today. Names include Jazel C, Baron de Kalb, Lone Star, Maznik, Orlin Keipp, Imprint, Cadence, Sliver Bill, Mary Browne, Mrs. Edward Raymond, Edna Wildey, and Jack Regan. Locations include Milwaukee Indianapolis Louisville Philadelphia Butte Luna Park.
Francis Malmet of Woodland Golf Club tops the open golf standings with an aggregate 184 after two qualifying rounds, tied for twelfth with Tom Ball of Belgium. Edward Ray and John Taylor share first on 150. Gordon Lockhart sits twenty-fifth with 157, as Brennan and Black Rock prep for a Diamond showdown at 2:80.
In Pittsburg on June 12 the Westinghouse strike extended to the Union Switch and Signal company. About 1,400 workers walked out at noon as part of the ongoing labor action affecting 19,000 employees across Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing, Westinghouse Machine, and the Pittsburg Motor company. The walkout was viewed as a protest against E M Herr’s refusal to negotiate with the strike committee.
Washington June 1 Officials from the treasury department still believe the 12 federal reserve banks can be in operation by Aug 1. They say the money demand to move crops has not been strong enough to create any great strain on the system.
President Wilson nominated Representative Graves Sharp of Elyria Ohio to be Ambassador to France, succeeding Myron Herrick. Sharp 65 a lawyer and former manufacturer, in his third term in Congress. The announcement notes Wilson has tapped representatives for several high offices as part of a broader cabinet and diplomatic reshuffle.
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