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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1917

Page

13

Butte Triumphs Over All Stars In High-Scoring Game

Butte plated twelve runs across six innings and won 19 to 7 as Clink bore the brunt of the beating after the first inning. Harrington fanned ten through nine before easing up, while Beavers’ miscues fueled a late innings burst. Stokke, Paterson, and Cadman produced key hits in a sixth-inning Vancouver rally that forewarned more trouble for Clink.

Clink America Butte Bob Brown Harrington Tacoma Gam Plo Neady Beavers Pug” Bennett Bethe Nune Vancouver Stokke Patternon Snyder Leifer Cadman Walter Magled Harington Pug” Bender Hamilton Brown Grant Bogart Johnson Bennett Clark Hoffman Roche Garrity Wolfer Ralph Frary Hiood Nevata Rogart Ritys Kafora PO. A B. Wolfer Hood Aman Peterson Acosta Joan Tatter Hoftman Snyde Grant Hart Leiter Homerington Boo Ruy Butte Roche Frary

Rally in the Ninth Delivers Spokane Victory in Tacoma

In Tacoma on June 22 Spokane overturned a 5 to 3 deficit with two outs in the ninth. A three run rally gave Spokane a 6 to 5 win over Tacoma. Bigbee began strong for Spokane but faltered in the sixth. Webb replaced him as the rowers and fielders contributed key plays.

Tacoma Spokane Bigbee Webb Rowe Spokanes Evess Ono Marshall Sutherland Flagstead

Mays Pitching Upsets Yanks in Game Four

Boston wins an even series with New York as May’s pitching limits the Yankees to three hits. Shawkey and Walters on the mound for New York while Mays and Thoma work for Boston. White Sox defeat Cleveland behind Faber’s strong pitching and erratic defense. Tigers win both ends of a Detroit-St Louis doubleheader on timely hitting. Five pitchers use in Philadelphia-Washington game won by Washington. St Louis crowd and Byron escort incident precede St Louis-Cincinnati game. President Hickey seeks Byron’s removal.

New York Boston May Yankees Mays Thoma Shawkey Fisher Walters St. Louis Byron St. Louie Cincinnati Cardinal Hickey Tenet Nehf Maranvillo Sallee G. Smith Perritt Middleton Rariden Goway

Frary Signed as Regular by Northwestern League

President Robert L Blewett announced Frary Gil has been signed as a regular by the Northwestern league officiating staff. He replaces Eckman who quit the league recently and departed for Chicago.

Prary Standard Seattle Robert L. Blewett Northwestern League Ralph Frary Frary Gil Eckman Chicago

Lege to Meet Reynolds in St Joseph Golf Final

Harry Lege of Minneapolis, holder of the transmississippi title, advanced to the semi finals at St Joseph Country Club and will face W Reynolds of Omaha for the championship. Reynolds won his semi final today in a potentially close final. Jock Hutchinson won the Whitemarsh patriotic tournament defeating a large field. Chick Evans did not compete.

ST. Joseph Harry G. Lege Minneapolis Transmississippi St. Joseph Country Club W. Rey Omaha Neb Ese Reynolds Legg Philadelphia Jock Hutchinson Glenview Club Chicago Whitemarsh Charles Chick") Evans

Wagner Honored as Fans Cheer Wagner Day at Forbes Field

Pittsburg celebrates Hans Wagner with a silver cap as about 12,000 fans turn out for his return. Pittsburg defeats Chicago 4 to 6 in ten innings, scoring two in the first and tying in the eighth before Hinchman delivers the winning run in the tenth. Chicago's runs all came in the first inning. Pittsburg’s two in the first, one in the tenth, and errors help shape the score.

Pirates Cubs Chicago Hinchman Pittsburg Wagner Forbes Field Hans Wagner Armstrong R.A. E. Chicago Demaree Vaughn Elliott Cooper Fischer Philadelphia Bancroft Brooklyn Errs Stock Cravath Oeschger Paskett Hickman H. E Dell, Cheney and Miller Burns

The Sport Light by Grantland Rice on umpire bias and baseball

Grantland Rice riffs on umpire decisions and the old game as crowds pack stadiums amid rain and war talk. He recalls classic lines and the circus of fame, contrasting theater with baseball in a nostalgic volley of phrases and memories.

Grantland Rice

The White Sox and Phillies in 1917 baseball gossip

A fan letter style piece analyzes the White Sox’s batting woes led by Eddie Collins and Joe Jackson and praises Pat Moran as a leader with the Phillies. It questions the Phillies’ star power outside Alexander, notes Moran’s deft pitching choices, and touts the club’s consistent performance despite lower praise.

Treat Your Catarrh With Blood Purifier S8

An old pamphlet promotes S.8, a blood purifier, as a cure for catarrh. It claims winter will worsen symptoms and urges readers to write Specific Co. Dept. Q-144 for information and guidance on the treatment.

Machinists Reject Recognition of New Union

At a meeting in Finlander hall last night the machinists union decided not to recognize the metal mine workers union as it is not affiliated with regular union organizations. They also said they would recognize the electrical workers strike and refuse to work on jobs involving unfair electricians, a move likely to cause trouble where both electricians and machinists are needed for repairs.

Giants Tore Alexander Phillies Killifer Burns Laiderus Melnnis Chase Daubert Pipp Niehoff Bancroft Peck- Tapaugh Maranville Fletcher Scott Hornsby Machinists’ Union Finlander Hall Metal Mine Workers’ Union

American pianos replace European lines in Sao Paulo

Stocks of European pianos in Sao Paulo have been replaced by American makes due to wartime pressures and perceived superiority. The shift reflects broader market realignments as imported goods are redirected toward Allied needs and domestic demand for reliable American instruments grows.

Sao Paulo Brazil

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