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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1913
Page
12
Helena captured the series from Butte, overcoming a threat to Sullivan who started for Helena. Amer came to the rescue in the fourth inning, and in the seventh the locals pulled the game out of the fire. Final score Helena.
June 2 report from Great Palit notes Erickson defended Salt Tanke while Flame Delhi struggled to contain the Saints, with players scrambling in a tightly bunched game action.
Fragmentary game log notes include sacrifice hit by Mester, double plays Erickson to Schimpft, Schimpft to Dressan, passed ball, steals by Spencer, Davis on debt, four strikeouts by Devit and Erickson, Taft on bases, Great Falls versus Salt Lake, time of game one hour. Umpire Frary.
Van's two solo blasts pace Ogden to a 7 5 win over Missoula as Ballinger scores for Ogden and Knight secures the series finale. Trekell hits and miscues complicate the late innings. Portrayed by Portine and Perkins, the game features several bases on balls, hit by pitches, and defensive plays, with Ogden edging Missoula in a tight matchup.
In San Francisco on June 22 Portland won both ends of a two game set to move to four wins in the seven game series. A postponed game will be played tomorrow, with morning score 2 to 2 and afternoon 5 to 2 in favor of Portland.
New York and Philadelphia duel for first in the National League while Brooklyn surges. Chicago still a threat. the Red Sox in the American League show form. Giants, Pirates, and Cubs pivot the standings as Boston and Cincinnati win two apiece. Senators slip. Washington rises. Detroit fights on with pitching flaws masking batting steadiness.
McGraw rates the Cubs as the toughest West rival for the Giants with Pittsburg a strong challenger. He notes Archer and Bresnahan behind the plate, Mumphee and Smith on the mound, and cracks in Pittsburg’s catching. The article weighs injuries and lineup shifts, praising the Cubs as the strongest pennant contender outside the Giants while analyzing other East and West clubs and current form.
Baseball notes from St Louis and Chicago describe Tim tightening his grip on the bill before rain halted play after one inning. Reports mention Perritt, Ames, Brown, Kling, and a mix of teams like Cincinnati and Pittsburgh with scattered hits and pitchers Adams Coleman Phippen and Seyler.
The report notes Griffith planning a second Montana ring bid while surrounding contenders Maurice Thompson Phil Knight Kady Univalte seek a shot at the title. The Chicago slugger Ketehell is described as a courteous, energetic fighter with many friends in the sport.
In a weather disrupted schedule, American Association games saw Indianapolis-St Paul postponed due to rain. Other outcomes include Louisville edging Milwaukee 4-3 and Lincoln 11-4, with Topeka 10-6 over St Joseph and Sioux City tallying vs Des Moines.
Detroit and Cleveland split a double header with a 7 to 6 ten inning loss for Cleveland in the opener and a second game victory. Cobb exited early with a lame leg while Jackson fought for batting honors amid a seesaw affair. Chicago and St Louis also split a twin bill with two tight 2–0 games highlighted by pitching and clutch defense in a high tension race.
Seattle hosts Victoria as five home runs power Victoria to a 10 to 3 victory. Hardin pitched well for Victoria while Seattle’s Clarke, Meine, Grinder and Lewis struggled in the field. The early inning mistakes and a tight pitchers duel later in the game highlighted a high quality, yet uneven contest. Local battering included two bases on balls and three errors in the first inning, with Clarke held to the seventh before Meine finally yielded.
The Greek middleweight known as the Greek arrives in town for a July 4 confrontation with Jimmy Howard. Promoter Nate Lewis backs his stamina and aggressive style, noting past bouts with Dillon and McGoorty. Howard, training at McCarthy's, faces a grueling challenge as fans pack the arena.
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