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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1919

Page

11

Moran s Reds Clean Up In National Opening Win

St Louis May 1 Hard hitting in the second inning enabled Cincinnati to win the opening game at home six to one before a small crowd. Goodwin relieved Sherdel but late to stop the visitors. Batteries Eller and Tarldgn. Other National League games postponed due to rain. Coast League Sacramento 3 Los Angeles 4 Oakland 4 Portland 6 San Francisco 6 Vernon game postponed.

St Louis Cincinnati Goodwin Sherdel Vistors Henre H. E Sacramento Los Angele Oakland Portland Francisco Vernon Brooklyn Philadelphia New York Pittsburg Boston Ra Chicago Boston Cleveland Washington Detroit American Association Paul Columbus Louisville Minneapolis Indianapoli Toledo Milwaukee Coast Agur Coast Agur. Lox Peta Angeles San Lake Oakland Francisca Beattiecramenta Vernon Et ' Ie Portland i Mas City Coveleskie Engmann Philips Boland Detroiteean Stanage Enzmann

Giants Stolen Base Threats and Boxing Moves

The article notes increased difficulty for opponents in stealing bases against the Giants with pitchers like Fred Toney and Jess Wiles keeping runners close to first. It mentions Mike Gibbons possibly boxing Soldier Bartfield in California, and highlights promotions, player movements, and officials in Ohio and Akron, including Ted Miller and Hadle Davis transitioning to boxing roles.

Giants Earl Smith McGraw Fred Toney Jess “Weeves Mike Gibbons California Gibbons

Tigers fatten up percentages but Red Sox lose

Boston drops home opener to New York 7 to 3 at Fenway Park as Mays and misplays help the visitors surge. Mogridge yielded bases with none out in the eighth. Quinn allowed a late rally costing Boston the game despite two out in the ninth.

Tigers RED Sox Boston Boston _tost New York Fenway Park Mays Mogridge Quinn Hoston RH. E. New York Co Mogridge, Quinn

Derby Stars Top Kentucky Run For Churchill Downs

O’Neil Sevier praises two geldings from Commander J. K. L. Ross stable for the May 10 Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs after strong showings at Havre de Grace. Billy Kelly and War Marvel are slated to travel west with other Ross string horses including Cudgel Boniface and Milkmaid for the Oaks and Derby prep events.

Churchill Downs O'Neil Sevier Billy Kelly J. K. L. Ross Montreal Havre de Grace Pickwick Kreater H. G. Bedwell Rank Weir Tool Marvel Billy "Kelly Kentucky Havre de Grace Kelly Copanions Cudgel Boniface Sir. Barton War Pennant Billy Milk Sir Barton Warrens Bedwell West Billy” Kelly Star Shoot John den Col Tin Walter Winans Commander Ross John Lust Park Sir Martin Laurel Park Mander Ross Edward ¥. Simme James W McClelland Dick’ Welles Eternal John R McLean

Pompeii Soap Found Still Felt After 1400 Years

An excavation at Pompeii uncovered a soap boller's shop with remnants of soap that supposedly retained some efficacy despite being buried under volcanic ash since A D 79. The era shows soap making was a sizable industry in Roman cities during Pompeii's destruction.

Soap LN Pompeii

Fighters Ready for Broadway Boxing Card Tonight

Boxing fans flood Butte as Pinkie Mitchell faces George Ingle at the Broadway theater at 8 30 pm with hundreds from Anaconda Deer Lodge and Helena attending. The main bout plus three preliminaries promise a full 30 round show with 12 round limits in dispute. Referee John McIntosh oversees weigh in at Marquette poolroom at 3 pm.

Anaconda Deer Lode Helena Broadway Pinkie Mitchell George Ingle Butte Sullivan Mitchell L. Ingle P. I. McCarthy Marquette Dan Salt Billie Mitchell Ingle Ar. Salt

Anaconda Fans Return Home After Tournament

A special train will take home Anaconda fans after the tournament with about 100 expected to travel. Manager Sullivan reported arrangements to manage a large crowd are set, with an usher skilled at handling big events to ensure smooth turnover. The curtain-raiser features Kohn versus Hayes, each bout to run quickly in sequence and refereed by Vandnoze.

Pinkie Wehloeser Tenis Ther Nen Cabina Anaconda Sullivan Kohn Hayes Vandnoze

Bridgeport Star Player Harry Costello Decorated Abroad

Dispatches from Archangel report heroism of Parst Lieut Hed Costello of Bridgeport, credited with British and Russian honors. Known as Harry Costello, captain and quarterback of Georgetown seven to zero, he gained athletic distinction in Detroit and received decorations from allied governments.

Archangel Parst Hed. Costello Bridgeport Harry Costello Georevtown Detroit

Sherman at the Soviet Front with 34th Infantry

Allied dispatch reports Sherman attached to the 34th Infantry maneuvering against the Bolshevik line in Russia. The unit pressed operations amid harsh winter conditions, aiming to break enemy resistance and advance toward strategic objectives.

T Sherman An Rus

Double wrist lock may be barred in all AAU tours

George M. Pinneo director of Gary Y.M.C.A. wrestling team that won the National AAU championship at Birmingham petitions the national body to ban double wrist lock in four tournaments jur listing hammerlock strangling tow and full nelson as dangerous. Other directors at the AAU nationals in Joliet join the call to bar the hold due to endangering lifew.

George M. Pinneo Gary Y.M.C A Birmingham Ala Welleyes Joliet

Coast Athletes Meet Announced at Tacoma Championship

A Tacoma based coast sports event plans a multi discipline meet June 30 to July 1 featuring top track and field athletes from the coast. The program includes baseball lacrosse boxing and other sports chaired by Lee Hartnett and boxing committee head Georgie Thompson with organizers pledging to attract premier boxers from the Pacific region. The stadium and amphitheater are highlighted as ideal venues for the competitions.

Tacoma Fs Morris Bunn A.A Lee. J. Hartnett Georgie ‘Thompson Carp Lewis Boxing Coa Mites Chet McIntyre George Shanklin

Boulet Liquor Stock Seized After Prohibition Hearing

A morning to afternoon hearing led Judge Iwver to order confiscation and destruction of Boulet saloon stock in Feely known as Boulet’s. Wines and whiskey valued around $1,000 were seized and the bar fixtures of Butte bottling works ordered destroyed. The defense claimed little hard liquor was sold this year and an appeal was noted by Boslat’s attorney.

Iwver Dow Boulet Feely Chow al Ein Boslat Attornese

Last Bowling Match to Be Played Soon in City League

Davis made the high score with 203 for High Sore as Baunes bowled well. The last match of the season will be played at Marquette, featuring Alleg ers and Telephone teams. Gamers stand second, tied for fourth with the score unclear for final standings.

Davis Baunes Marquette Allegers Telephone Sr Gamers

Cavort on Campus At Montana Kaimin Track Meet

At the state university in Missoula co ed athletes stage outdoor track events with special hurdles and exams to test fitness As the Dig state Intercollegiate meet and an in house carnival near in May details remain scarce and campus records will track performances and progress by the women athletes.

Montana Kaimin Aperta Aleo Lea Dettori Poly Physical Education Department Mise Latette Leyda State University State College Bozeman Missoula

Boxing heads named to direct Idaho sports board

Thomas J. Sherlock of Boise Thomas W. Rickard of Pocatello and W Bleamaster University of Idaho will oversee Idaho's new boxing statute. The governor's office announced Sherlock, longtime natatorium manager, becomes Southwestern Idaho representative on the state athletic commission. Rickard, trainmaster for Oregon Short Line at Pocatello, covers Southeastern Idaho and is an active athletics advocate.

Thomas J. Sherlock Boise Thomas W. Rickard Pocatello Bleamaster University of Idaho Idaho Sherlock Things Athletic Manly Cierny Hortes Senate

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