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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1915
Page
2
A chaotic baseball recap features Evers returning to the lineup with Boston, New York, and Philadelphia results. Highlights include a two-hit return, Hughes in strong form for the Giants, and late-inning offense shaping the day.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Missoula June 28 several notables arriving for the short Wikeram in Missoula during Stampede week include Walter Miller of Minneapolis Frank Barrieau of Canada and Tex McLeod the king of Champion ropers Miller the welter weight champion wrestler will meet Tom Sontag of Anaconda who arrived yesterday and will train at the university gym Barrieau will fight Le Bens of Butte July 6 in prime condition fans expect a fast match
Omaha Nebraska June 29 Omaha's new speedway is ready for the 300 mile race on July 5 with seventeen drivers signed and elimination heats set for Friday Saturday and Sunday. Entrants include Resta Rickenbacher Orr Henning Chandler Mulford Alley Donaldson O'Donnell Haupt Hughes Keene Devore Cooper John De Palma and Grover Bergdol. Prizes total 15000 and the event draws from a 28 man list representing the Rocky Mountain Fide club and Butte club in an related Stampede connection.
In a tight game at New York June 28, TRIS SPEAKER delivered a decisive tenth inning hit and Boston rode a ninth inning rally to defeat the Yankees 4 to 3. Ruth limited runners until the late frame as Speaker's hit to center sealed the win.
In Washington on June 29 Wyckoff and Davies struggled as Boehling dominated for the locals who blanked the Athletics 8 to 0. It marked the last game of the series with Washington taking three of four. Scoring lines show Washington eight to Philadelphia zero. Batteries listed include Wyckoft Davies Helfner Lapp for Philadelphia and Boehling Henry for Washington. Kroxed game note mentions Detroit rain postponement.
Berkeley June 29 official approval of the return of the University of California to American intercede Kinte football was announced from the office of Benjamin Ide Wheeler president. While Wheeler was in New York news said tentative agreement with Washington for two games next November awaits student body approval at the opening of school in August.
New York June 2. The Federal League reports no complaints on baseball conditions after a meeting with all clubs. President James A. Gilmore says the league will be a permanent factor in national baseball and plans a Federal League shed in New York next year. Boston interest has prompted talks of a franchise there.
Aberdeen N RHE Bpokane cocee scores Aberdeen Tutteries Kelly Brennegan Meikle Vance. Vancouver Seattle Vancouver Hatteries Malls Barth Brand Brottem. Victoria score RHE Tacoma Victoria Woo Batteries House Stevens Bonner Haworth.
Seattle June 29 in the Potlatch tournament H Chandler Ran of Medford Ore won the open championship with 306 for 72 holes. T A Galop of Vancouver and Wille Leith of Tacoma tied for second with 208. Women’s first elimination winners included Agnes Ford Seattle Mrs McKenzie Vancouver and others. Brendall of St Louis defeated Leo Kelly in an eight round bout weighing 145 pounds at ringside.
Cincinnati report says manager Herzen refused to consider any offer for catcher Meyers from the New York Giants, keeping Meyers out of trade talks. No other details available as St Paul and Kansas City games listed with a 6 to 2 score for St Paul.
Newark and Brown duel as both hurlers allow four hits while Moseley yields no walks. Flack swipes second and scores on Fischer single in third. Hatteras beats Louis 4 0 with Chase two home runs. Baltimore edges Pitts with Konetehy spark and wild pitches. Brooklyn tops City 2 1 on two late runs. Mullins and Finneran star in a pitching duel.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Denison Texas and a club event with unclear names and scores. Appears to reference a victory, a third position, and a person named Clemente aged years old, but details are garbled and not coherent.
The standings show Topeka leading with 9 points and Denver with 8, followed by Des Moines at St Joseph, Sioux City at Omaha, and Wichita at Lincoln. Damaged text suggests postgame drains and unsettled ties.
Poughkeepsie N Y June 29 In college circles here today it was freely predicted that Coach Charles Courtney never would coach another Cornell rowing squad. Courtney is seriously ill under a physician care for several days after an accident when he was injured by a West Shore train at Kingston. He saw only the last mile of the varsity race from his boarding house at Oakes. It was said that before he left for Ithaca Court they suffered a hemorrhage which weakened him considerably.
In San Francisco major league weathered batterries with Vittery Perritt and Roles sparring. At Portland, RH Portland Stee Oakland faced Kinwitter and Prusett with Kuh and Elliott in the line, while Higginbotham Covel Eskle Evans and Fisher showed. In New York, Sam Law beat Shi in a round bout. both fighters are light heavyweights from this city.
In Ogden Utah on June 29 Mrs Margaret Geddes testimony about alleged efforts by David Eccles to excommunicate her from the Mormon church was stricken from court records as three Pek firing of the trial proceeded. Albert Geddes the Geddes son seeks one third of an estate valued over 6 million. The clash between attorneys marked a tense session with Mrs Geddes central to the contested claims.
During cross examination Mrs Geddes named John Henry Smith, an apostle of the Mormon church, as one of those who sought intercession for her wellbeing with the church. She admitted writing letters in 1902 and 1903 to Grant Geddes requesting financial aid, letters presented in evidence, written years after she says she secretly married David Eoctes.
Washington reports week ended June 28 exports at 4.09 million dollars and a trade balance of 9 million in favor of the United States, the smallest in months. About 2 million of the decline stems from higher imports and 8 million from reduced exports, with wheat and cotton cited as likely causes.
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