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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1913
Page
9
Cooney held the Miners hitless through seven innings but walked four in the eighth, gifting the Coppers one run. Sullivan then retired the side to end the threat as the Vigilantes won 4 to 1. June 20. Van Anishes name Fieiera.
Washington report notes New York swept a doubleheader 9 3 in each game as Boston and Chicago victories pushed locals into the second division. Tolling led with 31 hits while New York’s hitting overpowered Washington pitching.
Missoula edged Ogden 9 to 8 after Morse completed an unassisted double play in the ninth. Daschbach, Murray, Carman, Van, Perkins, Pourroy doubled. Risberg sacrificed. Rinberg to Van turned a double play. Pitcher Maloney allowed two runs in seven innings. Knight and Maloney each fanned two. Time one hour five minutes. Umpire Larocque.
St Louis June 2 After St Louis was out in the third inning of today’s game with the Chicago Nationals Third Baseman Heine Zimmerman and catcher Bresnahan of the Chicago club engaged in a dispute over the merits of the former’s play. Manager Evers ordered Zimmerman from the game and he refused to return. A Chicago fan had offered Zimmerman half of a hundred dollars to stay off the field two weeks, a scheme Zimmerman claimed was not annulled by today’s incident. The unknown admirer later said Zimmerman did not forfeit the other half.
Washington reports the United States defeated Great Britain by 41 points to win the International small-bore rifle shooting match and recapture the Dewar cup. The public score set US at 24 501 to GB 24 510 with 50-men rules and 22 caliber rifles at 15 feet. two American team members from the Butte Rifle Club achieved the perfect 50.
Butte crack shots Joe Lorenz and Frank Anderson earned spots on the United States team through exemplary marksmanship. Lorenz, a machinist with Butte Machinery, lives at 409 Garden Avenue and is in Denver on business but expected home soon. Anderson, an engineer with Amalgamated, resides on East First Street.
In Poughkeepsie on June 20 Cornell Columbia Pennsy Wisconsin Washington and others completed a week of training for tomorrow's regatta. Favorites eyed Cornell and Pennsylvania with several crews in top form and coaches stressed peak power and endurance for the four mile contest.
In Sacramento on June 20, Oakland defeated Sacramento 10 to 9 in a wild game featuring 22 runs, 27 hits, 10 steals, 19 errors, and 13 walks with four hit batters. Batteries listed include Gregors, Christian, Parkin and Mitze for Oakland and Crisp and Rohrer for Sacramento.
In Portland on June 2 Spokane beat Portland with Kraft and Hannah among the battery pairings. June 20 at Tacoma Seattle defeated Tacoma 8 to 6 with Dell Cadman Ret ford Kurfuss Griot and Harris among the batterie fields.
Horses from Louisville Alan and Oklahoma arrive in large numbers as Butte gearing up for a crowded meet. Official handicapper Edward Jasper and starter Harry Morrissey return, with Grefer and other stables bringing notable runners like Floral Park Harum Scarum and Bearcatcher progeny. Entries pour in for Make races beginning July 4.
New York June report lists eight entrants for tomorrow’s Brooklyn Handicap at Helmont Park, first since 1910 after anti-betting laws paused racing. Whisk Broom I, owned by Harry Payne Whitney, tops the field carrying 130 pounds. Metropolis winner Miller will carry 119. Other entries include Guy Fisher 108, Tahore 108, Colonel Holloway 98, John Furlong 110, Tackson 108, and Star Bottle 102, with weights detailed for each horse.
Pittsburg beat New York 8 to 7 as three New York pitchers were hit at crucial moments and careless fielding aided the Pirates. O'Toole pitched well but errors behind him contributed to all three of New York's runs. Batter ies listed as Fromme Crandall Meyers Wilson O'Toole and Colean. St. Louis beat Chicago 4 to 2 with Oakes’ triple and Schulte error leading to decisive sixth. Other scores noted: Pittsburg at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at New York, Philadelphia at Boston. Kankee Allen tours western Canada seeking lightweight title bouts and challenges Ketchell or Thomas to a fair fight.
In a 14 to 6 victory at Columbia Gardens the Electrics overpower Uncle Sams. Key hitters Boyer Knight Rouleau Carey and Tucker fueled a nine run surge in the seventh inning after Helman allowed seven earlier. Carey four hits including a three bagger. Crowd expected for today’s Rankers versus Continentals clash at 2:99 sharp.
A gunman entered a Catholic school in Bremen, Germany, and opened fire during class. A teacher and two children were killed, another teacher and three children wounded. the assailant was subdued by security agents after using a revolver and ammunition.
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