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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
8
Helena Vigilantes win as Ames dominates with a lone Miner hit allowed. Three runs score in the first inning before Kallio settles in. Final score not provided.
Philadelphia tops Chicago 2 to 0 in a hard fought series finale. Weary Chicago defense and stray errors help Philadelphia pull into fourth place while Brooklyn surges past St Louis. Evers uses Goode for Lavender. a fan’s gift turns sour for Heine Zimmerman as tension grows.
By Ballinger, left on bases Om don and Missoula, with a tight one hour and fifteen minute game. Umpire La Focaie presided.
Manager Arthur Merkle leaves today for the capital with Captain Shannon leading the club after his mother's funeral. The Vistantes claim a close win and debate over punching power against the Vigilantes while Kellogg and Dil Ton are noted for pitching speed and inconsistency.
In Great Falls on June 19 the Electrics won twice, first in the sixth with three runs overturning a Saints lead, then in the ninth after the Saints took the lead. Delhi pinch hit for a sacrifice fly to center and Kelly tied the score, followed by Mee Gena driving Weaver home with a spinning run.
Jimmy Clabby trains hard at Hammond Indiana for a July 10 Dillon bout in the East. The camp says he is ready to challenge for the championship, while Hammond hints at the career battle. Jack Dillon is the sport’s most sought fighter with clubs nationwide eager for his services.
Missoula June 18 The return of Pete Morse to the game lifted the Highlanders from defeat as they beat Ogden 4 to 1 Mickell pitched a splendid game for the locals limiting Ogden to four hits. Two hits came together in the fifth inning for Ogden’s only run. Hallinger pitched well after the first inning. Warren’s hit and an error plus walks filled the bases in the inning Tobin tripled to center and scored on Changnon’s follow up.
Chicago June 19 Heine Zimmerman Alleagy Nationals third baseman will receive a hundred dollar bill from a fan if he behaves on the ball field. The bill was cut in two and sent to the sporting editor with one half promised if he avoids being put out of the game within 14 days. So far this season Zimmerman has been put out five times, three in the last week.
San Francisco June 18 Willie Ritchie lightweight champion says he has canned Billy Nolan. The withdrawal comes as Ritchie prepares for a Fourth of July bout with Joe Rivers. He cites personal and financial reasons and notes a settled financial arrangement with Nolan. Also listed are minor baseball scores from Omaha Lincoln St Joseph and others with short games.
In Los Angeles, June 19, Venice defeated the home team in a ten inning slugging contest. Hills homered in the seventh to tie the game and Elliott beat out a bunt to first to win it in the tenth for the Tigers, with Oakland beating Sacramento 7 to 4 in another game as pitchers Christian Malarkey and Ables held the visitors late.
Danny O'Brien of Portland earned a decision over Charley Norville of Butte after twelve rounds of fast, clever fighting. Referee Oglesby ruled O'Brien superior in ring tactics and tenacity, while Norville failed to follow up despite lengthier reach. A San Francisco bout saw Jimmie Gavin edged by Ken Forbes in a rough six rounds, with a controversial finish as Gavin was fouled and knocked through the ropes before the count.
London June 1 Canada defeated South Africa in the first singles in the challenger round for the Dwight F. Davis lawn tennis trophy. Te B Powell for Canada beat JF Leseur of South Africa in three straight sets 68 64 46 at the Queen's Club.
Manager Jon Jones announced a 10 round bout between Jess Willard and AL Williams of Cleveland. The fight is set for Reno in November amid a string of postponements including Vancouver-Victoria Tacoma-Seattle and Portland-Spokane due to wet grounds.
Washington loses to Cleveland 6 to 4 as Falkenberg, Hiding, and Land fall short. Shanks shines for Washington with key hits while Cleveland bats rally in late innings. New York Americans sweep St Louis 10 to 4 behind Sweeney’s four RBIs and strong team hitting.
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 2 to 0 in a low scoring series finale. Brown Russell pitched strongly for Philadelphia while Mattick and Walsh prevented extra base hits. batteries Russell and Brown with Lapp.
Stable activity surges as July meet opens July 2 with a packed stable yard. Entries arrive from Alan Sliding G. M. Vangordon, Green B. Morris leaving Louisville, Ira Toronto and Woods from Idaho, plus Gossiper from Iowa, Balfonia From Stan F. M. Hopper, Star Blue and others. Golf notes follow on democratic appeal and accessibility of the game.
A boy fed two plaster images coated in pink sugar was warned they were poison yet insisted on eating them. One image vanished after a day, his mother distressed as he threatened to eat the other instead if harmed tomorrow.
A doctor and police at a station found a muddy, disheveled prisoner unconscious. The physician examined him and concluded he had been drugged, while a cautious officer admitted the possibility, noting the incident spanned about a hundred yards of a tense scene.
Washington reports urgent requests from government agencies. Secretary McAdoo asks Congress to appropriate eight million for refineries and emergencies, plus 1.8 million for interstate commerce valuation, 1 million for Mississippi flood relief, 250,000 for Navy and War Dept. Reed, 100,000 for Arlington cemetery memorial, and 1.959 million for the labor department.
A professor notices a large bouquet on his desk and learns it marks his wife’s wedding anniversary. He gently asks for a reminder to reciprocate next year. The exchange hints at memory and etiquette in a playful, learned German context.
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