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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1914
Page
9
Boston rallies from a five run Philadelphia lead to win 10 to 4 on May 4. Connolly drives a homer with one on base and Schmidt adds a two bagger sending home two. Geacher and Killifer also perform for Boston in a feisty early season baseball clash.
Seattle defeated Victoria 11 to 7 in a free hitting Northwest League game. Portland blanked by Seattle’s pitching as Clark held Portland to one run in the third inning. Tacoma lost to Spokane 5 to 2. Tacoma pitching blamed for defeat. Other scores noted include Topeka 11 over Lincoln 2, Sioux City 7 over Omaha 4, Denver 6 over Wichita 6, Des Moines 4 in 11 innings, Milwaukee 3 over Columbus 1, Louisville 8 over St Paul 1, Indianapolis 2 over Kansas City 2, and Cleveland 2 over Kansas City 2.
An advert claims a universal tonic improves throat rheumatism by blood cleansing. It describes uric acid reduction, enhanced excretion, and mucus secretion to restore voice, alleging benefits for arteries, mucous linings, and overall health.
Washington radios report Keating barely effective as Cash ion and Engle run wild. New York wins game two of the series 2 to 0 as Williams and Shanks homer. Batteries Keating and Sweeney for Washington. Dixon, Baile and Ainemith for Cleveland. Detroit beats Cleveland 8 to 1 after leading, then Cleveland rallies late in the game.
In St Louis a 4 to 0 victory kept the leaders ahead as Baltimore were shut out. Kansas City edged Pittsburg with a three-name rally, while Chicago saw only three players reach second base in a tight May 4 contest. Multiple pitchers and batteries praised, scores noted in terse game brief.
Chicago piled up a 4 to 0 win over Buffalo with strong play from Moore Houser Anderson and Wiair. Prendergast Watson and Wilson contributed in defense as Indianapolis and other teams were noted in passing.
New York May 4 Secretary John Heydier of the National League announced the suspension of two players for arguing with umpires. Manager Herzog of the Cincinnati club is set down for three days on complaint of umpire Quigley after a dispute in the Pittsburg game. Catcher Fischer of Brooklyn also suspended for remarks to umpire Rigler on Friday.
Missoula May 4 Tom Robbins of Butte has been chosen as starter for the Interscholastic track meet to be held May 12 to 16. He is noted across Montana for fairness and speed in officiating and has traveled statewide to arbitrate contests. The university aims for impartiality and fast, smooth events and expects about 42 of the state's 48 high schools to enter by May 6 as entries flood in.
The piece recounts a wartime baseball tale about a star infielder torn between leagues. A scout’s bid sparked a salary war, and the hero stayed with the new league rather than sign with his former, becoming a pillar in what could be a pivotal movement. The narrative hints the Federal league offers a better chance now.
Butte 10 opens in Boise City as the Irrigators sweep past Helena five of six in Salt Lake trials. Larry Duggan returns from Salt Lake and praises Ducky Holmes and Matt Barry as a stronger team. Halla and Fitzgerald coaching improvements boost pitching.
May 4 Venice could not muster hits against Hughes, except in the first and fourth innings, as Los Angeles connected with Kiepfer throughout the game and won 8 to 4. Batteries: Kiepfer and Biles for Los Angeles Hughes and Brooks for Venice. William s unet, last season�s Tutte club shortstop, sold to Wichita club of the Western league by Lincoln club. Ducky Holmes given a chance to bid an Orlet who may be offered to the Union association.
California hopeful Jack Davies was knocked out in the first round by Al Releh, former national heavyweight champion, in a scheduled 10 round bout in New York. Davies fell three times before a left jolt and right uppercut ended the match. In London on May 4, Joshua Crane Jr. defeated Eustace Milea 6-8 6-3 6-0 in the British amateur court tennis championship at Queen's Club.
Denver reports a telegram and letters from Dr. Martin J Foster of the hate committees urge action on mine strikes. Officials of three operating companies deny Rockefeller and his son bear responsibility for Colorado unrest. A conference in Governor Ammons' office discussed November plans to set a strike, with operators accepting the proposal but denying broader responsibility.
A woman identified as a Mexican sniper killed eight American sailors during the initial phase of the occupation. She was captured and her house searched, arms found, to be tried by military court on murder charges. Funeral arrangements for Gen Daniel Sickles proceed with possible Arlington burial.
Washington report says the House Interstate Commerce Committee drafted a water power bill as an amendment to the general dam act. It aims to promote navigation, set state regulated rates where possible, and use federal action only if states fail to regulate. The proposal seeks private capital for dam projects on navigable streams with terms of up to 30 years and potential government lease of surplus power.
At a meeting of the Butte Ministerial association yesterday the needs of the Shaffer chapel the colored Methodist Episcopal church were considered and it was decided to help the Rev John Adams in his uplift efforts. A committee of the Rev Mr Wolfe the Rev John Adams and Mrs E L Welrick was named to arrange an entertainment on June 5. The Rev Jacob A Hiatt rector of St Paul’s Episcopal church was admitted to membership. The Rev Mr Chapman’s paper on the New Testament with focus on Johannine authorship was discussed with Rexroad Hurst Groeneveld Brockway Meeke Mulen and Paul Adams taking part.
An official bulletin reports Francis Joseph suffers another attack of coughing while traveling in the second half of a test. His general condition remains satisfactory, despite the episode.
The remains of Tad Bableh aged 29 years will be removed from Dugas undertaking parlors to the residence of his uncle, Girard Babien, on Parke Street. The funeral arrangements are under the charge of Seinatng Lodge No.3 and details list a depository time at 12 o'clock.
Larry Duggan listed with Undertaker and address 422 North Mountain Street, plus telephone number 770.
The funeral for Landwik Grebene, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Grebene, is set for 8:20 this morning. Proceeding to the masa will be eles with ceremony at tally Teeldence.
The funeral for Mrs Jane Seheter Richards Schaefer will be Wednesday morning at Griezgreek home 6 Set Dakota Street then St Patrick's Church with high Mass. Interment at Catholic Gilroy cemetery. The late Annie Gilroy will be buried Wednesday at home of her brother Pat Trick Rise Center Street. Interment at Rowe cemetery. Remains of Joseph Lors funeral notices to follow in PAF.
The funeral of the late John J Donovan will be held at the family residence 68 East Park Street this morning at 9:30. The procession will proceed to Sacred Heart Church where Mass will be celebrated with interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
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