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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1924

Page

6

Brandon Beats Lundy in Fast Semi-Windup

The Butte boxing card highlighted Buster Brandon defeating Lundy of Salt Lake in eight rounds at Broadway. Webster defeated Joe Behan in twelve rounds, with Behan’s grit noted, as Lew Mihelich edged Muggs Norton in a six-round bout.

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Giants Maintain Margin For Lead

The New York Giants defeated St. Louis 6 to 3 in the second game of the series. They chased Sotheron in the fifth, scoring four runs on four hits, including a Kelly home run. Kentley pitched well after the early innings for New York.

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Currest Port Expenses of a Steamer Arriving at Aires

A steamer of 2 450 net registered tons arrived at Aires and discharged 6 660 tons of coal while loading 6 240 tons of linseed goods. The total port expenses amounted to 313 006.

Aires

Freors Help Dodgers In Cincinnati Victory

Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 6 to 4 to win back to back games. Errors by Cincinnati and four Dodgers hits off Kenton fueled the victory.

Freors Dodgers Associated Press Brooklyn Cincinnati Kenton

Australia imports racket rocket makers amid labor scarcity

Australia faces a shortage of skilled workers for racket rocket production and has not imported the necessary expertise to meet demand. The country's tennis Plovers remain abundant, but manufacturing capacity lags due to limited willed labor and technical know how.

Australia

Break Even for Day as Pirates, Red Sox Split Doubleheader

Home run by Roush and steals by Pinelli and Stock highlighted a day with varied offense. May yielded one walk in six innings with Benton taking the loss as Boston and Pittsburgh split a Bunker Hill day doubleheader, first game 5 to 2 and second game 9 to 1. American Association scores include Louisville 2 St Paul 1, Milwaukee 8 Toledo 6, Minneapolis 6 6 Indianapolis 4 4, Kansas City 6 Columbus 7.

Roush Pinelli Stock Osborne Benton Sheehan Associated Press Boston Pittsburg Pirates American Association Louisville St. Paul Milwaukee Toledo Minneapolis Indianapolis Kansas Cit Columbus

Coast League Results Fight Noths New York 16 Rounds

New York reports a July week bout between Gene Tunney and Georges Carpentier for the American heavyweight title set for 16 rounds. Benny Leonard's diamond-studded belt was stolen from his sister's store window in Chicago. Dave Shade of Tulva Okla won a 10 round decision over Warnié Smith.

Noths New York Gene Tunney Georges Carpentier New York Benny Leonard Chicago Dave Shade Tulva Okla Warnié Smith

Washington Crew Beats Wisconsin by a Length

In Poughkeepsie June 17 the University of Washington won the Intercollegiate Regatta varsity race by a length over Wisconsin after leading most of the way. Cornell, Pennsylvania, Syracuse and Columbia followed. Official times: Washington 15 minutes 2 seconds. Wisconsin 15 minutes 6 2-5 seconds. Cornell 15 minutes 15 3-5 seconds. Pennsylvania 15 minutes 23 1/4. Columbia 15 minutes 24. Syracuse 15 minutes 25. Pennsylvania took both junior varsity and freshman events.

Poughkeepsie Intercollegiate Regatta Association University of Washington Pacific Coast Wisconsin Cornell Pennsylvania Syracuse Columbia Washington Huskies Don Walling Byracuse Varsity Wisconsn

Elks Drum Corps to Host Dance for Havre Trip Funding

The Butte Elks drum and bugle corps, featured in a parade honoring visiting Danes, plans a Saturday night dance at Columbia Gardens to raise funds for traveling to Havre for the Elks convention on July 4 5 and 6. The affair aims to attract a large crowd with the corps known for an attractive event.

Butte

Detroit Climbs to Second Place in Tight Win

Detroit beat Boston 7 to 4 to move into second place, as Cobb, Rigney, and Bassler led a multi inning scoring effort. Ruth belted his sixteenth homer for Cleveland in a separate early frame, while New York rallied with Ruth and Pipp homers but fell short.

Cleveland New York Yankees Babe Ruth Ruth Fewster Pipp Speaker Jamison

Pitts and Bloodgood Lead Pitts Past Clarks in Seventh

A triple by Bloodgood and a Leavers single powered the Black Pitts to a 3-2 seventh inning comeback win over Clarks at Clark Park. Bloodgood and Leavers combined for five of seven hits as Pitts surged from behind, breaking Bowers pace with six runs in the decisive inning and moving into first place ahead of Anaconda's Anodes after a 38 to 2 game tally. Lasley held Clarks to four singles in six innings before Hovey closed the win, while Bowers struggled with Bloodgood and Leavers, who delivered the big hits and sparked the late rally.

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American Women Add To Victories In Roehampton

Roehampton England June 7 The American women tennis players in the club initiation tournament kept winning. Eleanor Goss beat Maltby 6-1 6-0 and Allison Scharman defeated M B Dix 6-3 8-6. Six Americans reach the upper half of the draw, including Helen Wills who was indisposed but expected to play tomorrow in the team match.

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Scullion Wins Ascot Stakes at Opening Meeting

Scullion trained by Junior and owned by George Hardy won the Ascot stakes of £3000 at 10 to 1 margins in the opening mooring meeting at Ascot. Audlem from Somerville Tattersall and Baton Rouge led the minor placings with Baton Rouge second and Extend third amid a crowded field.

Scullion Ascot Heath England Junior Mullion George Hardy Ascot C. F. Kenyon Bachelor Caeery Somerville Tattersall

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