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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1914
Page
10
Indianapolis extends his team’s win streak to 13 with two victories over Brooklyn. Henderson debuts with a 6 to 4 win in game one, Mullin drives in two runs with a fourth inning double in game two. Batteries listed for both games follow.
E F Murphy president of the Union association returned from Salt Lake to harmonize southern directors with discipline. Ogden and Salt Lake directors clashed over a 30 day suspension of Mester and a fine as a secondary issue amid the league debate on headquarters hotels. A rule abolishing base headquarters was debated with Ogden retaining the plan. It was decided players and managers must pay their own fines and clubs that pay fines will be fined themselves. The West Side Stars beat Columbia Garden 8 to 2 with Nance Rowe Poole and McAuliffe aiding the Sars, while Columbia Garden used Me
Brooklyn Triumphs 1 0 against Pittsburg as Hummell, substituting for Wheat, collecting three hits including two doubles. New York tops Cincinnati 8 2 to complete series win. St Louis rallies to defeat Boston 3 2. Chicago Philadelphia game postponed by rain.
Spokane beat Victoria easily as Coveleskie and Mangries Pope sparred with Polk aiding. Vancouver topped Tacoma 13 to 8 with Hines Angerer and Brottem leading hitters. Seattle defeated Portland 7 to 0 behind Leonard Howarth and Cadman as Gipe.
Joe Bonds the coast heavy trained with sparring partners Marty Rowan Art Allard and Percy Cove on the Broadway stage. Norton the Kansas City heavyweight to meet Bonds July 2 at the Holland arena fought Vic Hanson and Jack Price as part of a lively exhibition. Norton, taller and harder hitter, stressed conditioning while Bonds showed speed for a big man and both planned daily Broadway workouts.
Baltimore testimony at a government hearing details payments by the American Can Company to several small can makers. John Hack of Black & Krebs testifies plants were bought for about $730,000, with individual can factories fetching $25,000 to $39,000 each. Fait estimates a plant cost about $16 to $18 per thousand units before consolidation, rising after competition cooled.
A high scoring baseball game collapsed into darkness in the tenth inning, leaving fans breathless as the Sluxkers and their rivals combined for 14 runs. Hutchens and McHale struggled on the mound, issuing many safeties while teammates produced timely hits to swell the run column, keeping the crowd on edge throughout the late innings.
Dispatches from Captain Rusell aboard the battleship South Carolina report ongoing rebel activity near Santo Domingo and Haiti with many Americans preparing to depart. A British subject employed at a local company executive’s home was killed by a bullet amid fighting between President Hordas forces and rebels. A grand French ball is advertised for Columbia Gardens on Wednesday evening June 24, 1914.
June 22 with 61 men competing and ideal weather the Montana men's association began its annual tournament today after a practice shoot yesterday Ernest L Robbins of Billings won the Hunter's Hot Springs event Weatherhead of Billings amateur for the day broke 181 of 200 targets F C Riehl of Tacoma matched the score for a professional run of 108 straight targets L Parsons of Lewistown won the Brownlee tournament and Oswat Wyo. won 48 of 50
Reports from the Texas border allege General Villa intends to finish Huerta and lead his forces into Mexico. Travelers from Torreon and Monterey say five Zacatecas divisions are ready, signaling a major offensive plan.
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