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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
14
Jamce J. Jeffries settles at Moana Springs near Reno as training begins for the upcoming fight. Promoters Rickard and Hester weigh arena plans and state immunity assurances. Johnson camp prepares with boxing platforms and a punching bag. Delaney may join later.
An advertisement touts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a keystone to health. It claims benefits for indigestion dyspepsia biliousness cramps headache diarrhea fever and ague and urges readers to seek the genuine bottle with the private stamp.
Newburn England June 22. The apprentices plate for 3 year olds and upward one mile straight ran today and was won by Charles Carroll's Torch Bearer. Bajazet placed second and Broken oy finished third.
The flyer completed two miles in 1 minute 40 seconds with splits 49 4-5 and 31 5-? The two mile record beats Ralph de Palma 4 0 4-5, and Oldfield held 1 44 4-5 for the two miles. A new three mile mark of 2 36 1-5 by Kerescher follows Vanderbilt cup veteran Darracq. Previously Ralph de Palma held 2 38 4-5 on the same track. Curtiss Mars Willard postponed events due to weather but staged several flights.
Philadelphia swept a doubleheader against New York as Hughes and Mitchell dominated the batting and pitching for the visitors, while Coombs and Lapp struggled for New York in the opener.
Cleveland defeated Chicago 3 to 2 in fourteen innings. The game tied 2-2 in the ninth before a stretch hit, an error, and a double produced the decisive run in the fourteenth. Battery Harkness and Hasterty for Cleveland Walsh and Block for Chicago.
In Detroit on June 22 1881 a slugging game ended with Louis defeating Detroit after eight players were used by both teams. The box shows St Louis with pitchers Galligan Powell Lake Stephens Mullin Stroud Pernoll Ness and Stanage contributing. batteries listed as Galligan Powell and Lake.
Chicago plays Cleveland, St. Louis visits Detroit, Washington hosts Boston, Philadelphia meets New York in sharp cross town and cross conference matchups shaping postseason bids.
In Chicago on June 22 Beaumont batted for Kling and hit a two run double delivering a 5 to 4 victory as three runs came in the ninth. McIntire and Kling pitched for the Batteries with McLean and Suges behind the plate.
Philadelphia defeated Boston 3 to 1 this afternoon in a fourth consecutive win. The Batteries Curtis and Graham along with Stack and Moran contributed to the scoring and defended well throughout.
St Louis lost the final game of the series to Pittsburg by six to one. Webb pitched well only in the sixth when Konetchy doubled and scored on Evans and Bliss infield outs. Batteries listed as Webb Gibson cervidon Harmon and Phelps Bliss.
In Brooklyn on June 22 New York jumped to a fast lead over Bell and never looked back. Scanlan relieved and pitched well but the deficit proved insurmountable as New York won 1 to Be. Bell Scanlan Erwin were noted in the box score with Ames Crandall and Meyes contributing to the early onslaught.
Boston plays Philadelphia while New York faces Brooklyn in a pair of basketball games. Cincinnati travels to St Louis for another matchup.
City fathers of Was terloo Tennessee held a special session denouncing the spit ball as unsanitary and un gentlemanly. They fined violators five dollars per offense and allowed visiting teams to pre arrange on the ground payments for each spit ball without delay of game or detainment.
Tacoma defeats Vancouver in a close game with key players Hatteries Irhimutz Ayrnes Clark and Lewis contributing. Report notes June 2 scoreboard details with RH FE and score formatting from the Tacoma Vancouver contest.
The Bankers defeated A C M 5 to 1 in the fifth inning after a wind and rain soaked game at the gardens. Brown pitched well for Merkle's team and Devine for A C M matched him, but four Bankers runs in the fifth, aided by errors and a squeeze play, broke the tie while Knight to King to Sundberg turned a key double play. New umpire Newcomb debuted, with the crowd forgiving early rough calls as Bankers played errorless ball and featured aggressive base running.
Champ Jack Johnson drifted into conflict with Mounted Patrolman Lewis over speeding. After officers battered a door to reach him, Johnson was arrested for speeding and released on $50 bail with a court hearing set for tomorrow morning.
In Butte, residents may attend Judge Lynch's courtroom at 7 PM to discuss forming a new Gaelic football club and league. Eligible players include anyone not with Shamrocks or Wolf Tones. organizers plan to proceed even with three teams, aiming for four. A subsequent meeting is set for Sunday at 3 PM to finalize plans, with a silver loving cup awarded to the league’s best team.
Latonia June 22 two track records fell Governor Gray clocked 59 seconds for five furlongs in race two Leamence posted 1 44 for a mile and a sixteenth in the handicap race four Results list winners at each distance with fixed payouts including Governor Gray 3 20 Lady Ormicant 18 70 Tom Bigbee 6 00 Leamence 21 20 Home Run 9 60 Hughes 3 50 and times 54 3 5 1 39 1 5 1 44 1 13 2 5 1 45.
At Buena Vista today in Salt Lake City Coppers moved to the lead early and held off rivals to win the feature race. Jockey Kent was fined 10 days for striking Buxton with his whip in the fourth race. First through sixth race results listed with winners and times.
In San Francisco on June 22, Vernon led with strong hits while Carson and Hogan paired in batteries and Stewart and Berry fielded well. Ohdotene and FeaBMeree contributed, with 813 to 9 in the scoreline reflecting a tight contest.
At the Twin City aviation meet held at the state fair grounds in St. Paul on June 22 three world automobile records were broken. Barney Oldfield lowered the one mile and two mile records on a circular track driving a 200 horsepower Benz and Ben Kerscher set a new world mark for three miles on a circular track. Oldfield achieved the two mile record with a flying start.
Des Moines defeated Topeka 9 to 0 in the first game and 6 to 5 in the second. Omaha topped St Joseph 2 to 1. Sioux City beat Denver 7 to 2. Lincoln fell to Wichita 9 to 1.
Five races listed with winners and places. Futurity course first race won by White Wool, second Lafayette, third Suds. Second race steeplechase won by Gild with Boundbrook second. Third race won by Sir Cleges over Hampton Court and Falcnda. Fourth race The Turk took the lead over Dalmatien and Prince Imperial. Fifth race Bonnie Kelso won on turf over others.
The article notes that both visiting and local spitball pitchers will face fines or imprisonment in the future under a special rule. It emphasizes strict enforcement and potential penalties for using the illegal pitching technique.
At Kansas City Columbus five runs for Kansas City city. At St Paul Louisville two to three. Milwaukee Toledo seven for Milwaukee. Indianapolis Indianapolis nine Minneapolis ten. Twelve innings.
In the sixth race at Waterval five furlongs Antenor led a Futurity course finish with a 6 to 5 win, Zienap placed second at 7 to 1, and Sigurd finished third at 10 to 1. Time recorded 1:01 1-5. Earlier, Superstition finished second with Time 1:59 3-5 after a 4 to 2 result, while Antenor claimed victory in a separate event at 3 to 10 with Sigurd third at 10 to 1.
A San Francisco telegram to Abe Attell says Governor Gillett has declared the Attell Moran bout in Los Angeles a legal boxing contest. No interference is expected at the Naud Junction pavilion Friday night. District Attorney Fredericks will have a pugilism expert at ringside and a report will go to the attorney general on whether the law is violated.
In Sydney on Monday the University defeated an American all star squad from California Stanford and Nevada 48 to 27 in athletics. Rugby football contest ended 10 to 9 in favor of Sydney.
Beals C Wright of Boston defeats F C Lowe in straight sets to win the singles in the all English championship at Wimbledon England on June 22.
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