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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1925
Page
6
Reynolds hurled for the win as the Big Company blasted Anaconda batsmen. Zienke hit a grand slam and Reed’s squad secured a heavy offensive night at Clark Park, with A C M posting a .500 average and multiple players collecting hits.
National League results include Pittsburg 6 New York 2, Cincinnati 6 Brooklyn 0, Chicago 9 Boston 7, St. Louis 4 Philadelphia 1. American League adds New York 2 Cleveland 5, Boston 5 St Louis 2, Philadelphia 1 Chicago 15 Washington 7 Detroit 2. Association totals show Columbus percent Kansas City 8 Toledo 13 Milwaukee 9, Indianapolis 8 Minneapolis 0 Louisville 7 St Paul 3.
Hap Collard, ex Mines league star, secured two wins in Texas league play against Beaumont with a home run in one game as part of seven total homers in the series. Milt Steengrafe, another Mines leaguer, now pitches for Little Rock in the Southern League after moving from Shreveport.
The Sporting News notes catcher and outfielder Tom Sullivan of the Black Pitts may soon get a chance to catch for the Cincinnati Reds. Sullivan, bought from an Oregon timber league team, arrived from the coast as Bubbles Hargrave is hurt again and Ivy Wingo is in bad shape.
Main Street Tigers downed the Mutual Creamery team 13 to 11 at Timber Butte grounds last night. Hatteries were Riley Mulcahy Goggin and Simon Harrington. The Tigers on a winning streak play De Molays tonight at the Cinders.
A fragment notes an 8 to 8 tie with one hour 35 minutes elapsed in a baseball plate appearance. The text mentions a person named Bing and a pitcher or batter named Ryan in a vague scoring moment. No clear outcome or full context available.
The summary notes Elmer Swanson's stint with A. C. M. and their intermittent jabs as Tremblay made running catches. Anode's Scott faced tough breaks, Kerns snagged a liner, and A. C. M. slugged 12 bases in a big fourth inning. Rounding out, Forsythe Tremblay Zeinke anchor outfield. Hartsell played third. Erickson remains a promising southpaw.
Southpaw Joe Shaute held Cleveland to three hits but the Indians won 6 to 2 as Shaute struck out eight and added a fifth inning triple. Jamieson and Speaker homered for Cleveland. In Boston, Ehmke led the Red Sox to a 5 to 2 victory over the Browns with scoring hits and a sacrifice in the sixth.
San Francisco tennis ace Reymond J. Casey will compete at an international event in June, one of the few American stars to join the field. Casey’s Pee cee form has drawn substantial attention and strong teams in buildup for the journey.
The record lists players Mostil Sheely Falk and others with sacrifices by Kamm Faber Hooper. It notes double plays by Kamm and Sheely. Walks: Off Faber 2 Walberg 2 Heimach 5 Andrews 5. Strikeouts: Faber 8 Heimach 1 Glass 1. Hits allowed: Hise Off Walberg 4 in one inning, Heimach 4 in four and one third, Andrews 5 in one and two thirds, none out in eighth, Glass 2 in two.
New York June 12 July 2 was approved as the date for the Italian fund bouts at the Polo grounds by the state athletic commission. Mickey Walker is set to meet middleweight champion Harry Greb for the title with Jack Kearns saying Shade will follow and a Walker Leonard bout is expected in September.
Charles A. Bender will join the Chicago White Sox in Philadelphia as pitching instructor and on the coaching lines. The former star pitcher arrives tomorrow to help guide the club.
Pat Moore of Memphis Tennessee defeats Pete Sarmento of the Philippines in a 10 round boxing match judged by a majority of ringside newspapermen. Mike Ballerino and Frankie Afla of Chicago also fought 10 rounds.
Cincinnati defeats Brooklyn 6 to 0 to extend its winning streak to eight games. Osbourne allowed runs early while Rixey kept hits to a minimum. The game opened amid National League jubilee ceremonies with dignitaries including Judge Landis and John A. Heydler.
Virgil Barnes allowed 6 runs on 15 hits as the Pirates defeated the Giants 6 to 2 in Pittsburgh. George Grantham homered for the Pirates, with a Giants triple play in the first and Carey scoring from second on a fifth inning sac fly.
In the National League card Philadelphia visits St. Louis Brooklyn plays Cincinnati New York goes to Pittsburg and Boston visits Chicago In the American League St Louis travels to Boston Detroit plays Washington Cleveland heads to New York and Chicago visits Philadelphia.
Butte welter Joe Simonich leaves Sunday for San Francisco to box Lefty Cooper next Friday. He plans to return quickly with the aim of representing Butte on the Fourth of July card. Matchmakers rate him as a likely foe for Pete Latzo, a prospect favored by Simonich.
At Staggfield a strong wind and a 15 minute shower hampered qualifiers in the national collegiate track meet. Thirty two finalists include Sweet of Montana and Leister of Stanford with upsets for Snyder of Ohio and others from 18 schools with Picked men from 62 colleges advancing to the finals.
The Goodale Cup qualifying round will be played tomorrow with the lowest 16 scores earning spots. W Orton is the defending trophy winner. In the Church cup at Longwood Cricket Club, William T. Tilden Jr. of Philadelphia defeated Vincent Richards of New York 6 1 6 4 in the featured match as the New York team secured four of six singles.
Sid Terris of New York defeated veteran featherweight Johnny Dundee in a 15 round bout at Island Stadium. The decision by the judges gave Terris every round on points according to Ringside news.
Paramount presents The Top of the World at Rialto today with Raymond Hatton in a suave cavalry captain role. The story centers on a turbulent love affair between an English girl and two cousins, with scenes set largely in South Africa alongside Anna Q. Nilsson James Kirkwood and Sheldon Lewis.
Charles Donnelly president of the Northern Pacific railway and a party of four officers from St Paul passed through Butte yesterday morning on a tour of inspection of Northwest properties. They arrived on No 41 and departed by auto for Missoula via the Hig Hole and Bitter Root valleys.
Two hundred forty-two United States Military Academy cadets were awarded diplomas in a ceremony at West Point. Assistant Secretary of War Dwight F. Davis addressed the graduating class.
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