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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
1
The report covers boxing camp activity with Jack Johnson and Jeffries era sparring work, road conditioning, and camp routines. It notes Johnson's daily pace, planned lighter workouts this week, and sparring partner changes amid a bustling training scene in California and nearby locales.
The article notes Russell Ford of the Highlanders facing Ty Cobb in New York and Detroit games. Cobb hits four for four with two bases, while Ford previously won seven straight before surrendering to Cobb. Comiskey praises Cobb's constant improvement mindset amid praise for Cobb and Ford.
The article argues Vaughn’s success stems from skill not freakish left handed ability. It praises a strong, steady pitcher who avoids wild curves, works across the plate, and keeps the ball on the plate to outwit batters. It notes left handers offer strategic advantages for managers facing top lineups. Vaughn’s performance with the New York club is highlighted as evidence of durable value beyond mere rarity.
Phillies win over Pittsburgh 4 0 as Maddox Ward duo pace Brooklyn defeat. Sizable chaos in notes with scattered scores and players including Wiltso Ray, Crandall, Harmon. Mentions Philadelphia New York Chicago Boston and Cincinnati in varied matchups with unsettled details.
The fragment reports standings for Topeka at St. Joseph and Lincoln at Des Moines with scores 4 6 1, and mentions mentions of city ads and anger toward learning town.
The Coney Teland Jockey Club decided to carry out the program with the season opening Friday. The suburban race carries a purse of 6000 dollars added. The grand event of the season will feature Lawrence Realland Lion with an 18000 dollar added purse.
Cleveland and Boston battled 14 innings with Cleveland edging Boston 6 to 5 as Speaker saved the game with late defensive plays and two key hits. The game featured tight early scoring, Boston's defense faltering late, and strong relief work by Cleveland in the long affair.
Fragmented reports show Northwest League results with Vancouver and Seattle scoring details missing. An account from Wilkesbarre notes the All National hill climb on Grant's Despair, Ralph McTintin setting a new record for distance and speed, surpassing last year’s mark by three seconds with a Warren-Petratt car driven by Tor.
A rough race near Maunein house left Berger severely injured after a skid on the half mile mark. The Blollenberk trophy event finished with Mred Herghey Inca Knox Countess in first place at 8 percent, regarded as the fastest ever nine by the winner of the gold cup in Osty Fiteo.
Fragmented OCR reads show Pacific Coast League team snippets with scores and players, including references to Angels and Sacramento Oakland San Francisco areas. Not enough clear names or dates to form a coherent game summary.
San Francisco reports that Johnson sold his share in the pictures of his coming night with James Jeffries for 50000 dollars. Willian T. Rock of New York represents the Melion picture company with Tex Rickard and Jack Gleason as promoters. Cready agreed to sell his 4000 share while Jeffries agreed to his third share for the same amount. Sam Berger, Jeffries manager, signed the final pact. The footage will be developed en route aboard a special train and shown in New York City on the Monday after the fight.
Papke defeats Goodale in the second round of their bout in Kansas City as references to a knockout are disputed. A row erupts with disqualifications for Teo Shay and a general melee in the ring.
At Gravesend on June 14 jockey Shilling guided F C Hildreth's Dalmatian to victory in the $2,000 derby mile and a quarter. The fast pace produced a 2:07 finish as the west yearlings contest closed with Sweep and Prince Imperial among top finishers in other races.
Last night Constable Henroll arrested Sam Lazetich and charged him with assaulting Mike Laro in a Lavetich ranch melee. Earlier Steve Lazetich caused Laro’s arrest on a similar charge. both men posted $100 bonds after authorities tracked them to the scene and to nearby willows.
Glidden tour contestants faced a serious mishap near Louisville when A P Martin’s Cole 40 failed to dodge a Nuges 13 miles from Louisville. The run covered 2651 miles through 18 states with 18 Glidden contenders and 12 Chicago trophy entrants across multiple vehicle classes.
The report covers a car crash near Jett's elation east of Frankfort Wyoming injuring Mrs Meria Wearick and her son with a fractured skull, then shifts to Latonia track where Tiny Boner won a mile race and Dusty paid 39.10 in the first event. Five more races list winners and payouts as the meet progresses with various placements. The Augutana synod reinstated intercollegiate athletics at nine institutions but barred football and abolished others.
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