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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1909
Page
5
In Boise, the Misfits defeated the Reds in two tough games amid messy play and late-inning drama. Pitching and timely hits shaped the first contest with a final twist and a late tie that kept fans on edge.
A blurred report describes Annis shutting out the Senators in Salt Lake City. The lines show errors but indicate a pitching performance by Anis with strong defense, Veleta and others contributing. Details on scoring, innings, and attendance are unclear due to OCR noise, yet the summary conveys a decisive 67 to 0 or similar outcome.
The American League recap notes Chicago and Cleveland splitting results. Chicago won a game 4 to 2 while Cleveland also claimed a 4 to 2 victory. Batteries featured Wells, Walsh, Owens, Young, Craven, and Burdett with notable work from Lilly and Heath.
Fragmented OCR shows Spokane and Tacoma involved in a Northwest League meeting with mentions of teams Hengehy Ay Ay nuenteey and Custer. The garbled text also references venues, dates, and players like Newlin and Whitl Bltot, indicating a local sports card style note on a league start.
Fragmentary OCR text shows an American association gathering at Mil Verhe Mee with unclear mentions of Lavriecitls, Mele, Ak Min, and Mitoapodis. Details are unreadable. no clear event or outcome present.
The Salt Lake racing scene faces upheaval as horsemen lament the track closure. They cite $17,099 in purses at stake and foresee owners leaving stables, with bids and leases debated amid political pressure and alleged mismanagement.
National League brief notes the Cubs clinching a tight victory over their opponent. Key players mentioned include Henle, Bergen, Nell, Savits, and Moore, with fielding and batting actions shaping the outcome. The report references several teams and venues, highlighting a dynamic day across games.
In a condensed report from the Pacific Coast League, the article notes distant matchups and results with limited readable data. Names, places, and precise actions are unclear due to OCR issues, but the piece references teams and scores in a regional baseball context.
Fragmentary OCR lists teams and cities including Topeka Omaha Des Moines and Sioux City with inconsistent abbreviations and numbers. The readable bits suggest a Western League scoreboard or schedule with paired city matchups and a final tally or error.
The column weighs Cornell and Yale rowing prospects with Courtney leading from Poughkeepsie to compete in four miles while Foreman Ferguson prepares for a Paris bout against Jeanette and Bosworth seeks a stronger prophesied season amid management shifts and league pressures.
Sporting calendar full of interest features upcoming clashes and notable fights. Prominent boxers and regional contenders are set to vie for titles, with fans anticipating decisive bouts across multiple venues and dates.
A garbled sports calendar lists boxing and baseball bouts scheduled in New York and other venues. Names and places are partially readable with rounds noted such as 20 rounds and 12 rounds featuring various fighters, venues, and dates, though many words are unreadable.
Scattered notes describe boxing bouts and skating events with fighters such as Nelson, Oiford, and Sullivan to clash in early rounds. Also mentioned are street pole vaults, a Great Britain versus American match, and a possible schedule shift to Wednesday with several venues including Oklahoma City and Harvard on the diamond. The OCR text is garbled and uncertain on several names and dates.
A Nevada resident pursues a boxing match while local officials consider plans in Prisco and nearby areas. The talk centers on venues, potential opponents, and a 45 round route for a bout as May approaches, with concerns about safety and crowd management.
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A scheduled June 26 boxing bout between Nelson and Clifford in Oklahoma is in jeopardy as the tournament attorney bars the meeting over an uneven contest. Negotiations seek a compromise to grant Nelson a fairer chance while avoiding a knockout outcome, with talks ongoing as the evening approaches.
A Moneth of July committee plans a Wednesday race day at the track featuring three gentleman’s races and Utter MUNI races with Silver Haw Driving Club members. Entries list drivers Nela Rutalt Vandachenhausen Tumie Morgman Jess Wall Maunie Mor row Foster Theney Mosier Maree Medin and WA G Khetek for the Wednesday events.
News from Linco Nebraska reports Mrs. Warlow gravely ill, prompting Burton to depart for Nebraska with many friends sending sympathy. The article notes G. Sheetans de Butte and YD D. McLaughlin in a recent match delayed by illness, with standings unchanged. Tournament plans for the Mandicay series to be announced by the committee today.
Franklin Gotch the noted Benedict wrestler is retiring after a busy theatrical and sporting season in St Louis. He will rest in Hot Springs with his wife, citing lack of creditable opponents as a factor. A possible return match with George Hackenselmidt is discussed, with news of a supposed $14,000 fee. Paul Bartelme appointed athletic director at Anne Arbour Institution pushing Western school contests over Eastern series.
A fragmented report notes a standout distance runner from Princeton, who scored second in the intercollegiate at Cambridge last month, will enter the University of Pennsylvania next fall. The piece mentions Wisconsin star Weckie Moth as a sensational figure facing possible ineligibility due to academic failure.
A long, tangled report from a dog racing event details entries led by Welach Bay Wild Gus and Welch Girl in a sequence of heats and finals. Notable dogs include Lord Brazen bred by I Bartels kennel with Aliss Grainbell as dam, and performers like Jimny Britt-Fantan and Nellie Keen. Final rounds featured Welch Girl, Bowery Bum, Cricket Keen, and Pretty Nellie in a tight set of close finishes with multiple 5 to 7 point margins.
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