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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1914

Page

8

Caldwell Far 100 Much for Senators

Washington May 6 New York took the last game of the series with Washington today 4 to 0 mainly through pitcher Caldwell who allowed three hits. Score Rome ene ee 8 Chicago May 6 Cobb base running and Crawford catch aided Detroit to defeat Chicago 4 to 2. Cobb stole three bases and scored two runs. Score RAL: CRIERGD secessssose seesees 28 Batteries Scott Cieoite Schalk Hall Reynolds Davies and Mayer Stan Browns Beat Naps. Cleveland May 6 St Louis beat Cleveland 4 to 1. Feature was a triple play by Cleveland in the first inning when St Louis seemed ready to drive Blanding from the box Score hi Bush on Winning End. Philadelphia May 6 Hard hitting and sensational fielding enabled Philadelphia to defeat Boston here today Beston Batteries Bush and Schang Coiling Be Ment and Carrigan

Washington New York Washington Today Caldwell Rome Chicago Cobb Crawford Alcock Detroit Criergd Secessssose Seesees Scott Cieoite Browns NAPS Cleveland St. Louis Cleve Blanding Bush Philadelphia Boston Beston Schang Coiling Be- Ment Carrigan

Cubs Fall to Pirates as Cheney Struggles on Mound

Baseball notes from May 6 report the Cubs unable to stop the Pirates. Cheney allowed two wild pitches and costly errors as Chicago fell 1 to 0 to Pittsburg. Adams limited Chicago to two hits while Moran doubled and scored on Bates’s home run. Brooklyn swept Cincinnati later in the day to move further in the standings.

Batt ing Cop pers Overwhelm Boise in May Butte clash

May 6 report from Butte shows Batt ing Coppers overpowering Boise with 14 hits nine for extra bases. Robinson limited the Irrigators to four hits as Jensen struggled behind, while late ninth inning rally fizzled and an outstanding Marshall stop sealed a Salt Lake victory.

Boise Butte Jensen Robinson Hole Marshall

Portland Beats Los Angeles Five Runs In PCL Tilt

Portland won 12 to 5 over Los Angeles as Martinoni allowed six hits in three innings and Check shut down LA with six runs on six hits. Portland pitchers Martinoni Fisher Check Love Perritt Ryan and Brooks combined for the win.

Los Angeles Portland Martinont Tatteries Martinoni Fisher Check Love Perritt Ryan Brooks

Venice Repeats Victory Over Oakland In Aerial Action

Venice pounds the ball with energy as Geyer allows 15 hits and Venice wins 7 to 1 over Oakland. Batteries Flaherty Smith White Bliss Geyer Alexander. In Sacramento the Wolves tally 17 hits for a 3 to 2 win over San Francisco. Leifeld, Schmidt Stroud Hannah on pitching and defense.

San Francisco Venice Oakland Geyer AHLE Flaherty, Smith White Bliss Alexander Sacramento Leifeld Sacramento Wolves Scors Rhe Sacramento Ti Leifield Schmidt Stroud Hannah

National league adjusts schedule due to weather

New York May 6 President John K Tener announces changes to the national league playing calendar. Postponed Cincinnati at St Louis moves to May 8, with the St Louis at Cincinnati game shifting to June 3. Open dates fill with postponed games among city matchups and other listed pairings.

New York John K. ‘Tener National League Cincinnati St. Louis Pittsburg Chicago

Brown limits St Louis as Baltimore sweeps the series

In St Louis on May 6 Brown pitched eight innings for the home team while Baltimore won 7 to 4. Zinn and Duncan hit back to back home runs in the seventh with men on base. The victory completed a Baltimore sweep of the series. Chicago beat Buffalo 12 to 4 with Zelaers hitting a three run homer. Hanford and Wickland also homered. Wilson suffered a fractured bone on a pitch. Kansas City defeated local pitchers 10 to 4 as Lennox starred.

St. Louis Brown Baltimore Ioning Zinn Duncan Rune Rae Smith Quinn Jack Uitech Crandall Simon Chicago Zelaers Hame Buffalo Hanfort Wickland Wilson Hendrix Block Kansas City Pittspurs Will Today Lennox

Blood Purifying Remedy Promises Rapid Health Recovery

An advertisement extols an alleged blood cleansing potion 8. 8. 8. claiming rapid purification of the bloodstream and relief from various “blood troubles.” It alleges the product permeates capillaries within minutes, purges toxins, and eliminates eruptions while urging readers to avoid imitations and purchase through druggists.

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Northwestern League Day of Free Setting

Tacoma defeated the locals 14 to 4, hitting both McCorry and Smith hard. John was hit five times at bat in the game, with McGinnity and Hart also contributing.

Tacoma McCorry Smith John RE. E All Man McGinnity and Hart

Indians Trounce Vancouver In Narrow Win

May 6 at Portland Battiste the Indian twirl of the Colts shut down Vancouver as Portland won 4 to 3. Batteries Ruether Jones and Cheek. Batiste and Murray starred for Portland as Vancouver struggled with weak defense. In Victoria Seattle beat Victoria 93 to 0 after Chapman faltered, Gipe Cadman and Cunningham on the mound. (Called end of seventh to catch boat).

Portland Battiste Vancouver Port It. H. E. Vancouver Ruether Jones Cheek Batiste Murray Victoria Seattle Chapman Gipe Rowe Cadman Cunningham

Memorial Day boxing permits denied by AMfontana commission

William McGrath, secretary of the AMfontana boxing commission, announced yesterday that no permits would be issued to any club in the state for Memorial Day shows. The ruling was not in effect last Decoration Day when several promoters sought to stage a show. May 30, American Association, Milwaukee.

William McGrath Amfontana Boxing Commission

Meadow Brook Polo Team Faces Postponed Match

London May—no official action yet on postponing the English challenge for Meadow Brook polo. The Times notes training news of Meadow Brook’s players, recalling past form and far-reaching defeats of the United States as hopes waver. Also New York May 6—David L. Fultz announces Chief Johnson expelled from the Baseball Players' Fraternity after leaving organized baseball for the Federal League. Johnson under contract with Cincinnati moved to Kansas City.

London May Meadow Brooke Polo Club United States Meadow Brook New York David L. Fultz Baseball Players’ Fraternity George H Chief) Johnson Federal League Players’ Organization Johnson Cincinnati National Club Kansas City Federals

Baerlein Wins British Amateur Court Tennis Title

London May 6 E M Baerlein defeated Joshua Crane Jr Boston in straight sets to win the British amateur court tennis championship. The article notes the damage suit of Jacob Onkle against the Pilot Butte Mining Company was dismissed yesterday by stipulation as settled. In 1910 Americans contributed 118.0 dollars.

London E. M. Baerlein Joshua Crane Jr Boston Jacob Onkle Pilot-Butte Mining Company

Who Is He A Star Baseball Hero Turned Tramp

A husky young man with silk socks and patent leather shoes visits hoboes at a campfire near a Western railroad junction. He once played college baseball, joined a big league club, and became a coast star known for stretching singles into doubles. Now independently wealthy with a ranch, he still loves silk socks and hobo stews, though past events cost him a major stockholding role.

Boes Middle West Fone United States

Player Hero Fred Snodgrass Named in 1914 Chronicle

The passage references Fred Snodgrass as the hero of yesterday’s story, noting his presence and readiness. It captures a sports moment where Snodgrass stands on his toes with pep, marking his prominence in the event reported.

Fred Snodgrass

Gossip of Butte Sporting Circles Reflects Strong Attendance

President Ed F. Murphy reports brisk turnout in Salt Lake Ogden and Boise for Union association baseball. Rain shortened opening days yet And attendance in those cities surpassed last year. He notes evenly matched six clubs promising close contests and predicts a cordial reception for the Butte team returning May 26.

Ed F. Murphy Salt Lake Ogden Boise Butte Oho Spokane

Brazil’s Progress Through Early Developments and Exports

A review in Le Bresil Economique highlights Brazil’s growth from 1822 to 1831 with gains in population railways and tonnage and a surge in coffee exports from 13 515 tons to 724 818 tons by 1912. The text notes a 96 percent rise in foreign commerce over a decade and reports St Louis medical reserves readiness for potential active duty including twenty first lieutenants.

le Bresil Economique Iio de Janeiro Brazil Great Southern Republic Portugal St. Louis Gorgas

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