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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1909
Page
1
Fragmentary game notes detail 192? baseball action with Boston, New York, Cleveland, St Louis, Philadelphia, and Chicago appearances. Mentions pitchers, outs, runs, and fielding events amid a garbled play-by-play, including a Butler/Butte reference, multiple teams, and scattered player mentions.
Dolse, June 27. Shelena defeated Tener uni Bijckss in the box front Janings today as Marshal brought Guana er Hachell in to pie. Ma stopped Verons, Amexaras invincible, yielding three singles. The Tiolec team showed a poor exhibition to the Reid. Score: Boise.
In a St Louis doubleheader, St. Louis defeated Cleveland 69 in the first game, then Cleveland won the second. Highlights include Towell, Cribe, and Bernis contributing for St Louis, with Taubeys and Berger noted for Cleveland in the shaky scoring line.
National League action sees Pirates fall 7 to 1 to St Louis in the opener of a doubleheader. Pilsbury won the early game for the Cards while Abell Louis contributed in defeat. Numerous players named in a chaotic recap highlight a rough day for both teams.
Shaky OCR recounts a college athletics gathering with scattered names, events, and misread terms. Mentions teams and players such as Ann Arbor figures, January dates, and various matchups, with fragmented lines about pitching, fielding, and battery assignments. The piece reads as a chaotic snapshot of scorekeeping and rosters from a multi event day.
The calendar features major events including rowing at the London regatta and the intercity championship, with openings at Butte. Pittsburg hosts a six round bout, Harvard and Yale eights compete in New London, and the Fanghicepsie regatta looms large with teams preparing. Local clubs eye matches as the season begins amid light attendance and venue shifts.
In the Northwestern League Tacoma beat Santee 4 to 27 with Bonrtin scoring and Welneke contributing. Spokane defeated Abramdein 2 to 1 in Spokane with Techmy Aberdare noted for errors.
The report lists scores and locations in a rough summary: at Nanas City Kansas, Gilg in Louisville 1. at Milwaukee Indiana 42 Wilwaue cu 1. at Minneapolis C ots ile -1 Paw. Pan 2 Columing 1.
Fragmented OCR notes show PCL references with team names and partial scores. Mentions Alc Tos Absoles Oakhart and Sacramenta Sacramento with ambiguous figures, suggesting a league summary or game result fragment.
Western League action at Twin Bridges featured Donneurssieux Cis, Visor At Puchio-Puetle, and Wichita. The Bozeman squad overcame injuries as Dillon’s squad saw Kimbley drive a 24 yard return and a late right field play.
Goddard triumphed to take the Prisco Cup as swift times and field marks highlighted a day dominated by sprint and relay events. Walker and Smith traded leads in the middle distance with Walker edging Smith in a straight sprint to the tape. attendance included local clubs and the Young Men's group contesting diamond honors.
In a drenched Paris Grand Prix, Rothschilds Colt outpaced Verdun Rebelo and Union to claim victory before 300000 spectators. The one mile seven furlongs race, part of a record wagering event, highlighted Commodore Barat piloting Union and featured top totals of 550400 francs in bets amid a royal crowd and postrace demonstrations.
The Lombard Abon- Jetle club announces a planned bout between Tony Caponi and Lingo Kelly at the Holland pavilion. Both fighters, previously defeated by Metchel and Papke, are billed as clever contenders in a knockout era, with Caponi aiming to upset Kelly in July.
Columbus shooters Merga Tunewii Shatlack Ohl Wan Checheanal Ameomonth Hamdieat Suahiy led by Mut four who forced ties and high scores. Livingstone Springwitle Bares Cheveland Wat oN Week leaf Nivlwity Iowa Fred Gither Iowa defended the mattonet championship last year. Gene A of Cleveland state champion of Ole.
Auctioneer Tily Gemmell announced the Rage Track admission will stay at 40 cents for men and 4 cents for women this year, replacing last year's 50 cent men’s price. Race organizers met Friday night and agreed to maintain the same rate to boost attendance among male patrons.
Murphy, the renowned pound champion of Armorien, defeats ten team members in a Tueng opera event last night. The incident, described as a special designated display, ends with questions about the planned clash and the audience's reaction.
Local report details McBirey as champion of the team and an all around strong showing. The rival Tuavtrivon delivered a heavy 20 pound blow that unsettled the field, while Murphy contributed key points as the Hini's shoulders held firm.
June 27 report notes calm weather with light wind. Germany’s Krupp von Deehlen steamship, owned by Lient., defeats Unttael by a wide margin, leading by 4 lengths at the finish as Meteor and Wes Ellens trail. Ambassadors and officials listed in attendance.
The Rutty Venus club’s Ravial Webb series ends after a month of steady play. Harry Burton dominates chief A from wire to wire. O J McLaughlin state champion still leads. Rebethal Forset to front, Newse de 1st ten months. Glass C places players by rank as each competes weekly.
Special Dispatch from Missoula Montana June 22 Some exceptionally good shooting took place at the traps of the Missoula Gun Club John S Boa a crack shot lent steady nerve to the shooters Five events of 24 birds produced high scores Woody and Montgomery led in spots Attendance was small and few contestants competed The summary lists scores for each event with shooters named including Bon Wooly Stephens Montgomery Feldman and Boat
In Los Angeles a disputed jiu jitsu bout between Allestia Koko yama claiming world champ status and Eddie Babtison ended with no decision. Spectators largely felt the Japanese fighter edged the contest while the American referee declared Mobis the winner, sparking claims of rule violations and a protest from the Japanese camp.
The Montana School of Mines plans a landmark postseason football contest with the University of Denver, aiming to showcase top talent from Crowley and Schrader era stars. Coach Kohler’s squad seeks victory to honor the state and rebuild Rally with new material from Mississippi.
More than local golfers entered the Butte Country Club meets with HJ Barker winning the gold medal in Class A. Jue ase and James Graham tied for silver, W Goodale took copper in Class B, T MF Hell bronze in Class D, Goodale delivering the best score of 0 4 in his round. The Case Graham tie will be replayed soon. Medals remain open for challenge with permanent awards to the holder lasting longest.
In Newark New Jersey a track meet featured Chad Chirk defeating Floyd Krebs in a dramatic open professional mile. Mosier of Brooklyn won the three mile race ahead of Floyd McFarlin. Wrank A. Kramer, national champion, claimed the one rifle handicap riding event.
Announcement from Seattle reports Pr. BR. Roller will meet Harley Olson of Indianapolis in a catch-as-catch-can wrestling match at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition on Monday night in July.
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