22 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
1
Hildebrand defeated a rival youngster in a lively game. Strong hitting with three runs bunched early helped Hildebrand build a lead, while defensive plays and errors shaped the scoring. Three hits and an error by Handal paced the opponents, with Great Falls adding runs late as the scoreline developed.
Mlescule June 1 Boise won 7 to 1 over the Scrappers in a lopsided second game. McCafferty pitched easily for Boise while Joss held the Scrappers to few runs until the ninth. Randit Sturgeon, newly acquired infielder from Ottumwa, played in the outfield, with Roberts and Helena connections in the field and lineup as a thorough recruitment continues.
Helena hosts a doubleheader between the Senators and Salt Lake. The crowd packed the stands as heavy hitters battled weak pitching, with Morgan and Garber forced from the mound and McConnell stepping in for Helena. The first game featured a late rally and key defensive plays, while the second saw Morgan exit in the fourth and Kane leave the mound in the sixth as Salt Lake held on.
The fragment lists sacrifice hits by players including Thompeon Kellackey and Btevens and notes two base hits by several players. It mentions defensive plays and pitching details, with limited legible names and actions due to the damaged text.
Fragmentary baseball play by play includes errors, double plays, strikes and pitching notes. Mentions Salt Lake Wood Maes Morgan Byrd Wane and umpires, but many words are garbled, leaving characters and teams mostly unreadable.
Detroit beats Cleveland with Derritt and Lafitte keying a late win as Cobb extends his hitting streak to thirty-one. Chicago tops St Louis to take the third game, while Philadelphia wins both ends of a doubleheader over Washington. Boston’s Red Sox lose or split. New York downs the locals with strong pitching and timely hitting as teams plan more games.
The notice references a Northwest League gathering in Canada, with rain postponements and several player names mentioned in a garbled list. It notes schedules shifting and possible new dates as organizers seek a spacing route for future play.
American Association and several teams faced varied results in a series of quarter final matches. Minnapallee Mintienpalla defeated Toledo area entrants while Des Molnowelincain and Oinaha Doover posted narrow losses.
The AC ML team of the City league edged Miedriea in a rain interrupted Midligh game. Devine pitched well for the Electrics and drove in the winning run with a two base hit, as four errors by AC M doomed the visitors. Tremblay Schoen and O Brien contributed key hits in a five inning contest halted by shower conditions.
Baseball digest notes Chicago Cubs defeat Pittsburg 4 to 1 as McIntire shuts down the visitors on four hits. Errors haunt Pittsburgh late, with Archer and Graham handling pitching duties for Chicago and Ricks contributing for Pittsburgh.
A revised production reshuffles the lead, placing the champion pateman at the center while a banaball stern joins as a key plot element, shaping the dramatic direction and onstage dynamics.
In San Francisco Freddie Welch agreed to meet champion Ad Wolgast in September for a 19000 side bet. A Welsh victory or loss in coming bouts could cancel the match. Wolgast, already preparing in Southern California, will attend Welch's next fight and plans to fight Owen Moran on the Fourth of July, keeping contenders out of the lightweight division.
Fred Verheyen, a Butte high and Michigan baseball standout, signed with the Dallas team in the Texas league after scouts praised his work with the Ann Arbor Tigers. He will turn pro after graduation, accepting a $32 a month offer plus expenses, despite not planning to play professionally.
Kansas City June 21 factory arrangements are made for the Morris Flynn fight to move to Philadelphia. Ufer, manager of Morris, will meet Philadelphia promoters to finalize the six round bout with no referee decision. Flynn refused to accept Ufer’s $1690 forfeit and says he is confident the fight will occur on July 4.
Oakland defeats Portland 5 to 1 in Coast League action while Frisco beats Vernon 6 to 4 and Angels prevail 2 to 0 over Sacramento. Rain heavy track at Lagolm slows early races though several upsets occur including the Touele handicap won by Arasee.
A scrambled racing report details multiple races including a mile and two yards selling event with fillies and mares, a six furlong sprint, and a 1 1/8 mile race. Prince Gal wins the Merchants Stakes at Latgla after a late stretch surge, with Wintergreen close behind. The article also describes crowd conditions and spectator complaints about grandstand seating and pricing, urging clear, fair terms for patrons.
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