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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1911
Page
16
Remneas stars as Butte Mountmen blank Helena 2 to 0 in a rain interrupted three inning stagger. Zwicker twins and Fries score in first with Remneas driving a two bagger. McCloskey weather kept fans patient. fielding shines from Dockstader Murray Mathes and Druhot.
Moran started for the Irrigators but was chased to the bench in the fifth after allowing a run. Schimpt relieved and faced a tough inning as the Saints strained for the win. With the game tied in the seventh, Bauer Stevens and Case delivered key hits and Pendleton’s throw brought in the decisive run. Kellacker and Flannigan also figured in notable plays. Great Falls Missoula game postponed due to rain.
Rain stopped play in the seventh inning with Philadelphia leading Boston 6 to 2 after a 25 minute shower suspended action in the sixth. The report notes batter and pitcher names including Purdue Kling Chalmers Humphries Moran and Doomn amid scattered game details.
Fraoki¢n June W. New York won both games. In the first, Scanlon left the game early after being knocked out. Stark was spiked by Devo in the first inning and will be out six weeks. Barger weakened in the fifth inning of the second, and New York scored six runs. First game score 6-0. second game 6-0. Batteries Marquard and Meyers for New York. Ames and Meyers for Brooklyn. Other matches listed: Boston at New York, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Chicago at St. Louis, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
On June 27 Philadelphia beat Boston to close the series as Wood and Karger allowed many hits. Mellania hit a center field home run after warming up. Washington snapped an eight game skid by taking two from New York with errors and key plays, including Elberfeld stealing home. Walsh shut out Detroit as Chicago won on strong defense. Other scheduled games included Chicago at Cleveland, St Louis at Detroit, Philadelphia at Washington, and New York at Boston.
Tonight at McCarthy gymnasium a 10 round bout pits Maurice Thompson of Butte against Mickey OBrien of Sacramento. Weigh in at 136 pounds, fights start 9 oclock with a preliminary Kid Sullivan vs Doc Flynn. Thompson favored. OBrien praised for cleverness but lacking power. crowd bets heavy. seating and ventilation improved.
Entries announced for Wednesday show six races with six furlongs selling for 3yearolds and up and a Mile Overland handicap. Horse names and weights include Hampass Greenbridge Recluse Royal Stone He Knows Bellflower Binocular Edna Stewart Judith Page Electrowan Gramercy Marburg Busy man Passenger Wefinite Pickaninny Beatrice Soule Belleclem Execute Jeanette M Metropolitan Rue Ben Greenleaf Meadow Chester Krum Arasee Lake Darington Ben Stone Annie Wells Frank G Hogan Abe Slapskey Dell Critic Byron Burning Bush Aunt Polly Ed G.
Spokane defeats Vancouver 9 to 4 in an outfield heavy contest with Holm and Hasty against Engle and Lewis. Victoria edges Tacoma 5 to 3 as Gordon Burns Starkel and Dashwood secure the win and Hazy early offense highlighted by Manswaws.
Six double plays shaped a Pirates win as they scored four runs in the first inning against Pittsburg, while Pittsboro won from Cincinnati with all runs in the opening frame. The game featured multiple double plays and strong fielding, with Carmnitz Gibson Fromme Smith and McLean contributing in the field. St Louis reports a large weekday crowd at the event.
Portland news item notes Seattle at Portland game postponed due to rain. Weather halts action with teams awaiting reschedule and venue details unclear. Local sports desk records the delay as a rain related postponement affecting the matchup.
Oakland d Vernon 8 to 4 in San Francisco on June 27 with Raleigh Brown Christian and Mitze on the mound. Sacramento beat Portland 4 to 2 with Koestnerg Kuhn on the battery. Los Angeles defeated San Francisco in 12 innings as Suter Moskiman Schmidt Berry Hall and Smith starred. Other games: St. Joseph over Denver 9 to 5, Des Moines 17 over Topeka 7, Sioux City 8 over Lincoln 1, Omaha 4 over Pueblo 3. American Association: Minneapolis 2 over Columbus 4, St Paul 4 over Indianapolis 3, Toledo 2 over Milwaukee 8, Louisville 6 over Kansas City 2.
Whitey Guese a Stars pitcher from earlier in the season has been sold by Manager Ashen to the Great Falls Montana club of the Union association. He remains at his home in Wapakoneta Ohio and will report at once according to the Syracuse Post Standard.
Mrs Mary O'Donnell of Lander Wyoming writes of long kidney and bladder distress ending after using Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root. She reports improved sleep, no pain, and strong endorsement urging others to try the remedy as a real cure. Notary public confirms the affidavit dated July 14, 1909.
Send to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY for a sample bottle and a booklet on kidneys and bladder. Mention Anaconda Daily Standard. Regular 50 cent and $1 size bottles for sale at all drug stores.
In a midsummer carded event at New Capital the field features 119 and 112 yard marks with Galene Gale Captain Miller Jim Me Lucille Manley and Anne Revere. Weather is clear with fast track conditions and 10s apprentice allowance noted.
At Lagoon track Prince Ahmed won the feature race by four lengths after jockey Selden broke a stirrup early. Palmer and Imes have been reinstated after suspensions since May. Results listed include six races with winners Free Irrigator Spohn Prince Ahmed and others, with times like 54 3-5 and 1:11 4-5.
Latonia on June 27 saw a strong crowd and tight finishes despite a heavy track. Merrick beat Al Muller by a length in the feature with High Private third. Race results list winners, payoffs, and times for six events led by Sully Nightmare, Helen, Colonel Cook, Merrick, Supple, and Red Wine.
Races at the driving park begin at 230 this afternoon with a bus meeting the car at Reagan's. Entry lists: first race Florence W Chip Bird Kis singen Flying Cloud. Second raceOak Lad Clifford Al phonse Sam C Bob. Third race Idol Pawn Broker Ernfelt. Fourth race Nellie Mildred G Hazel Dot.
Pittsburg manager Clarke protested yesterday's game with Cincinnati to National League president Thomas J. Lynch, claiming umpires did not apply the infilled fly rule in the third inning and asking the game be thrown out.
A community event in Butte honors manager McCloskey with a fundraising day. Donations from Richard Cooley and Maurice Weiss kick off support to cover the venture while committees sell tickets across town. Eddie Quick to pitch for Butte with Helena’s Byrd or Ames. Pregame events include field drills and sprints as a new grandstand opens.
Fans can buy tickets now at all cigar stores hotels buffets and other lounging spots where supporters gather for the game today.
Boston reports a McInnis home run for the Philadelphia Americans protested by Manager Donovan. He claims two Philadelphia players stood on fair ground as the ball was hit and umpire Egan should have ruled it illegal. The dispute goes to President Ban Johnson for decision.
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