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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1918
Page
5
In a tense American League tilt New York seized the lead by defeating Boston 7 to 5. Mogridge and Bush were knocked out early as Bodle homered to propel New York in the sixth after Pipp singled.
Brooklyn climber Grimes stymied Philadelphia with three singles as Hatcruft opened the seventh inning rally. A balk by Gries and two wild pitches produced four bases on balls and tied the game at three. Early runs came from Hatcruft and teammates in a tense ninth inning.
A garbled recap describes a baseball game where Douge Kin pitched four innings and a run score is noted. Several players are mentioned in disordered form including Doak, Pittehare, Beare, and Ganantes, with a late rally not clearly defined.
Spectators at Hebgen Park watched a lopsided City league contest as the Fourteenth team romped to victory over Iron Montana Hard. The game lasted nine innings with wet grounds hindering play. Several players named in the muddled report include Kelly Wheat and Owens, while Burke and Browne contributed for the winning side.
The Condors suffered a setback as Goodfriends edged them in a brisk contest. Runs and errors piled up quickly, with both sides trading plays and momentum in a tight, high tempo affair.
A fragment from a local game recounts a chaotic night with poor pitching and numerous errors. Warrens and Condoras clash as Oldhaber and others struggle. Dudack's seven misplays and heavy scoring mark the uneven contest.
Washington announced new sugar consumption limits for commercial users effective July 1. Allocation set at 1,600,000 pounds per capita monthly for allied and American troops support. hotels restaurants clubs and public eating houses serving 25 or more patrons may buy three pounds for meals. Retail July quantities based on averages from April May June 1918. Excess stocks in five groups to be requisitioned. entities must report held or in transit. News from Associated Press. Peking dispatch notes envoy changes.
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