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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1915
Page
2
Y M Alis plans to form a junior and senior teams as schools break for term. A meeting last night sized up candidates and set Tuesday sessions in clubrooms to finalize teams. The court is prepared on a central tennis ground for summer play and a handball tournament within the association grows in popularity with about 21 players across classes.
William Molloy president of the Butte Eagles issues an invitation to managers to meet the Eagles convention committee to arrange a game between two top teams in Butte. The event is slated for Saturday July 10 at Columbia Gardens with a prize purse. Public invited with no admission fee, and a state track meet with prizes planned.
W Durfee and C A Durfee placed second and third in a race backed by McCloaky, who won three straight seats in the 2:14 trot. Bonnie Ansel and Lee Blowsom battled for second in the 2:39 elastrot, with Freeta Dion taking the H19 class pacing in three heats. Tomorrow features the £98 class pacing purse of $600, but Dr Burns Jr was withdrawn due to injury. O.U.C. remains favorite.
June 18 Hille New Jersey Travers wins the national open, first amateur to claim the title in U S Golf Association history. He defeats a field of 14 top professionals and amateurs, with Tom McNamara erroring by one stroke. Tellier and Barnes vie for high prizes as Evans leads among Western amateurs.
In Salt Lake City the Wennee team faced Salt Lake Batteries with players Henney Itze Pittery Hanna Gregory. In San Francisco Portland met Oakland with a 75 to 80 result and batteries Evans Lush Pisher Carsch Prutett Martinoni Christian Kuhn McDonough.
North Western league president Robert Blewett announced Victoria will resume in Victoria next Monday and keep the franchise. He offered little on arrangements, but Joshua Kingham may return to manage the club while Copa and Cadd are mentioned as possible franchise holders. Separate item notes Harvard defeating Princeton 6 3 in New York with Chaplin’s wild pitching and key hits.
In New York on June 18 Johnny Dundee led eight rounds to Leach Cross, who bled from the mouth and nose after round five. Dundee weighed 110 pounds to Cross at 136. Freddie Welsh outboxed Johnny Lustig of Brooklyn in a 10 round match, Welsh at 136 2, Lustig at 137 pounds.
June 18 Providence report says Cramwig, who played outfield for Brown University, signed a contract with the Boston Nationals and will join the Braves next week after being purchased.
Adams powered a late rally to back a solid start as the Pirates defeated the New York team 7 to 0. Perritt pitched first nine, Mamaux faltered late, Adams finished with shutout relief after New York scored in the eighth.
June 18 report from Chicago shows Happy Felsch delivering at bat with a home run driving in three runs while also making a crucial one handed catch. Chicago won 11 to 4 over Philadelphia. McAvoy left with an injury. other notes mention Washington, Boston and St Louis games and college rowing news.
The interstate commerce commission announced hearings to start in Chicago on July 19 and run for at least two weeks. The focus is a proposed general increase in freight rates across western territory.
A fragmented advertisement-style piece discusses facial eruptions as signs of impaired nutrition from faulty elimination and urges avoidance of substances like mercury and arsenic. It promotes a mysterious "azure" product claiming to fully eliminate blemishes and invites readers to write the "Breakea1 Advisor" in Atlanta for more details.
Mordecai Brown pitched a complete game of nine innings, facing 29 batters, as Buffalo failed to score. Dalton made the only Buffalo hit while Shen was fanned. Chicago's infield handled 22 of the putouts.
The Arizona, fourth US battleship built at New York, features 12 inch main guns and 14 inch projectiles, displacing 31,400 tons and 21 knots. Sponsor Miss Esther Ross of Preston, Arizona will christen the ship amid plans for the radiant launch and cost reaching about 16 million dollars.
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