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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1921
Page
10
Washington wins the final game of the series in the tenth inning 4 to 2 after Moore faltered early. Keefe hurled well for Philadelphia until the decisive frame and Washington took the victory with timely hitting and strong defense.
The New York Nationals earned a fourth consecutive victory against Boston, 4 to 2. Benton pitched his first start of the season, limiting Boston to three hits as Oeschger ONeill, Benton and Snyder contributed. Postponements in Chicago and Pittsburgh were noted due to cold weather.
Paddock denies rumors about entering a special race at the Pacific Coast Conference meet at Eugene. He and university figures from Stanford and Hutchison said they would not run an exhibition race, but might attend if not in a regular event. timing remains uncertain.
Multiple thorougbreds arrive for the $50,000 Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs in Louisville with Gray Age and Star Water among the contenders. Also notes on new athletic manager selection at Hazards University and boxings results in Philadelphia and New York. Montana Whitman wins two games while Boston burglars target churches for wine.
Silver Bow county may issue funding bonds to exchange for outstanding warrants without a voter referendum. The county attorney’s opinion confirms two methods, endorsing an exchange of bonds for warrants as a debt-neutral transaction, with a 20 year plan and 6 percent interest.
A promotional text touts Prince Albert pipe tobacco as friendly to pipe and roll your own cigarettes. It claims frequent puffs, strong flavor, and easy use with crimp cut tobacco that stays put. Readers are urged to try rolling and enjoy the flavor and novelty.
In Atlanta during Heisman’s Georgia Tech era an unusual touchdown involved a fence near the field. Tech devised a pyramid to loft a ball over the 12-foot barrier after a blocked punt, then a Tech back sprinted around the fence to recover and score. The wild play preceded a 57 to 0 Tech win over Georgia, a feat deemed one of sport’s oddest and most ludicrous.
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