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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1909
Page
5
In a rough edition of early play, Butte tops Dako Club while Pirates trounce Chicago as pitchers Dell and Weeser hold Payette fast. Hitter Fulte and team mates bolster the line as Cincinnati and Detroit split doubleheaders. Cleveland edges Browns in a tight shutout, signaling varied early-season form across leagues.
A fragmented OCR passage mentions names like Melson and Dolton with scattered references to teams, locations, and events. Many words are garbled, but hints point to a political or sports clash with unclear context and multiple proper nouns. No coherent outcome or details can be confirmed.
A garbled account indicates Salt Lake or similar team lost to the AW Stars in an exhibition. Names such as Abe Gmayin and Westra Jangue appear, with references to Te vielers and Ral bake. Details and places are unclear but the AW Stars are noted as winners.
Detroit powered past Chicago 6 to 2 before a large crowd. Hines and Coll keyed early runs, with 2 runs plated in the first inning. Battlers included Smith and Sullivan for Detroit, Willot Malin and Schmidt for Chicago, umpired by Meehan and Anten.
In a doubleheader today, the Pirates defeated the Cubs twice. Teammate contributions highlighted a strong bullpen effort as starter Teeutbach pitched one inning in the second game.
In a muddled morning game report from the Pacific Coast League several players are named including Vallortos Fitmpraht Tanner Tein A Gaba Ciba and Brownian. Other figures listed include Rad Hovey Parmitid Mra S-Beare Be Dakin Levenns Uberke Weis Carson Avadricotet Lok Ansgetn Morin Thorsen and Hogan. The article references Sidemaine and a series of unclear notes about management and lineups.
The readable fragments mention American Association associations and local names such as Suwanee and Giles. The text lacks coherent events, dates, or clear actions to summarize into a full news item. No definite outcome or context is present to frame a factual card.
Hazy report from May notes Stallings confirms no first appearance for Cheshro planned Monday. Details mention teams Denver Dew Solas and Topelsk with scattered player IDs and uncertain lineups.
The article details Nelson preparing for a voyage toward the coast with emphasis on the ship’s speed and routing. Leading figures include Vanrath and Traaudsen Heafey, while Coulon and Henn are noted for weight and measures. A meeting is planned at Attell by the LBA with further arrangements to follow.
Article reports Nelson planning two fights before facing Packy Nelson. Mentions dates and venues such as Colma and July 1, with opponents like Meek Mele and others. Includes remarks about match location, purse figures, and surrounding boxing plans.
Spokane teens show strength as coastal teams edge toward summer, with Northwestern rivals expected to heat up. The piece notes coaching, weather effects, and regional basketball dynamics shaping the season as players prepare for pivotal games.
Hamilton maintains a winning streak with a decisive performance against an unspecified opponent. Key players include Victor Wendland and teammate Mishel, delivering strong contributions as the team extends their season success. Next Sunday features a highlighted clash against Victoria Sean.
Clarke offered to trade Alan Storke and Jap Harbeau for Heliy Byrne in a Central League discussion. Bresnahan and Clarke were silent on the proposal while Clarke claimed efforts to push the deal through with the Cardinals continue.
Local horse racing notes in Butte focus on Gemmell and a slate of top horses. Mentions California stars and Canadas, with bets, meet plans, and potential travel to Ogden. Names include Gemmell, McNott, and various figures in Montana racing circles.
New York May. Mike Dentin a strong outfielder with the New York National Leagu e will play with the Giants this season. Dentin and manager Mothew have settled salary issues. Dentin expects to join the club in July barring any delays.
A fragmentary sports note describes an English football team settling for a tie in Butte. The text references New York figures and other scattered names, with unclear details about players or exact score.
A crowded schedule features bouts with Welsh versus Desi ler in Boston, Monroe versus Jim Barry, and Kuntucks Derk Gotch against Des Monroe. The Marathon, Derby heats, and Park City events fill the week with wrestling ladders, tennis showcases, and a New York marathom title chase framed by advices for Friday and Saturday venues.
Speedy Butte athletes Rowe and Maloney headline Seattle events at a major American exposition meet. Maloney aims for long‑distance glory while Rowe eyes setting American records over the two mile. Both are listed as strong contenders in the mile and relay events with high expectations from national judges.
The report covers a Butte Central cricket match on a round robin basis, noting a close, even contest with scores 33 49 17. Captain Teobaldo Browning led the team, as players from the region were listed for upcoming fixtures and a weekly schedule was planned.
Three Forks defeated Manhattan 9 to 1 before about 700 fans at Haven Field. Hirst started strong for the locals, but Morlness also contributed solidly as the visitors scored the early runs and then fell behind.
Butte faces a tight opening as manager Barnes and a large roster prepare for the first game. Strenuous practice, late reports, and late reports of key pitchers shape a tense lead into the opener with Strouthers’ squad boasting several acquisitions and a crowded outfield and infield ahead of the tilt at Lake.
A garbled sports column reviews wrestling matchups and touts Gotch as top, with Bedell, Cote, and Kell in contention. It notes Coffroth’s plans for title bouts, Nelson and Maitland as heavyweights, and Attell facing Coulton for bantam honors amid a chaotic, crowded scene in 1920s era coverage.
The article reports Nelson claiming fear and pressure from Gilmore regarding a planned San Peancisea fight, with promoters and fans awaiting a Labor Day timing decision. Gilmore says Bat is advancing, while McParland’s manager backs the arrangements amid ongoing wagering and a possible forfeit scenario.
Scaler and Thompson top a Calgary card with an anticipated clash. Maurice Chono of Hutte, mentioned as a possible opponent, appears in loose reports amid uncertain matchups.
New York May 2 The big German tiner Dentyehland sailed recently. Langford, an imager, and Jao Woodman active in England. Bos clash with Ian Magu, Welcht champion, as Derby Linatond in excellent fettle. Tangford claims Kefelat has been ertore, while Tangferd shows win expectations. Burke to Park City for training. contest hosted on rounds with clean break rules.
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