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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1924

Page

6

Bambino's Drives Win Battle for Yankees

Cy Williams and Ford homered to power Philadelphia past New York 5 to 4 as Jimmie Ring held the visitors to 11 hits in a busy early spring game. Bentleys McQuillan lost with Ring pitching for Philadelphia. Philadelphia 5 New York 4. Batteries Bentley McQuillan Gowdy Snyder Ring Wilson. May 6. Associated Press.

Associated Press Philadelphia Cy” Williams Ford New York Jimmie Ring R.H. EL Bentley McQuillan Gowdy Snyder Ring Wilson

Casey Stengel Suspended for Disgraceful Conduct

New York May 6 Casey Stengel veteran outfielder of the Boston Braves was fined $100 and suspended indefinitely by National League president John A Heydier for disgraceful conduct in yesterdays game with Brooklyn He was ejected by umpire Jack Powell after a heated argument over strikes and resisted leaving the field until a threat to forfeit the game forced him off Powell and Braves manager Dave Bancroft were also banished and Braves outfielder Powell was at the plate during the incident

Associated Press New York Casey Stengel Boston Braves John A. Heydier National League Brooklyn Stengel Jack Powell Powell Braves Dave Bancroft

Cy Williams hits two homers for Phillies in New York game

Cy Williams, Philadelphia National League center fielder, connected for two circuit drives today against New York. He hit the first in the second inning and the second in the sixth, the latter driving in a runner. Williams has five homers for the season.

Associated Press Philadelphia Cy Williams Philadelphia National New York Williams

Washington State College defeats Washington in 6-5 game

In a high scoring contest marked by three home runs, Washington State College beat the University of Washington 6 to 5 on May 6. The Huskies rallied with two runs in the left half but could not overcome the visitors' early lead in the first of a two game series.

Washington Associated Press SEA Washington State College University of Washington Huskies

Idaho Shut Out as Oregon Aggies Beat Vandals

Corvallis Ore May 6 The Oregon Aggies defeated Idaho 11 to 0 to sweep the Vandals in the two-game set. Quinn and Bigrist hit home runs for the Aggies and Silvers added a three-base hit. Young pitched for Oregon with seven strikeouts and five hits allowed while Fields of Idaho yielded 12 hits and two strikeouts.

Idaho Corvallis Ore Oregon Aggies Quinn Bigrist Young Fields

IKH Drug Co Promises 90 Day Health Treatment Plan

An advertisement for IKH Drug Co at 37 West Park Street offers a 90 day health treatment plan with a 1 percent money back guarantee. The fragment cites hair growth and health claims but provides few concrete details about products or procedures.

R Health Heck IKH Drug CO West Park Street

Coast League results and battery pairings across cities

Coast League results from Los Angeles San Francisco Seattle and Salt Lake Sacramento show varied lineups. Batter ies included Kunz Baker Penner D Sarphay Shea Schorr Agnew Eckert Daly Stuel Baldwin and other duos. Ten innings games noted in Seattle with RnR H Bw.

San Francisco Penner and Sarphay Shea Schorr and Agnew Seattle Portland Leibheekasets Eckert Daly Stuel Baldwin

Rankin in Butte but not talking in court

Attorney General W. D. Rankin arrived in Butte and attended Judge Lynch’s court as a witness in the trial of C. C. Dorris, on trial for assault. Rankin refused interviews, said he was here merely as a witness, and offered no further statements on prohibition enforcement or the Warm Springs eugenics board matter. He noted 96 liquor offense cases pending in the district court, filed by his office or staff.

W. D. Rankin Butte State Eugenic Board Warm Springs District Court

Two Soccer Games Slated At Columbia Gardens This Sunday

A double header Sunday at Columbia Gardens features Meaderville Red Rose versus the Thistles at 1 30 PM and Sons United against Centreville, league champions last year. The season schedule will be finished Sunday or Monday and teams wishing to join the league must submit full lineups by Sunday, per the league secretary.

Columbia Gardens Meaderville Red Rose The Thistles Sons’ United Centerville

What type of man will beat Dempsey in boxing

A series of expert opinions weighs how to beat champion Dempsey. Analysts mark out fast defensive fighters with jab and mov ement as best counters, while noting Dempsey’s power, durability, and pace may outlast slower foes. They project a future champion by speed and footwork, or Father Time, as a clinching factor.

Dempsey James J. Corbett Corbett Willard Firpo Gibbons John L. Sullivan Sullivan Father Wills Harry Greb Greb Tom Gibbons Bill Brennan Brennan Fitzsimmons Jim Jeffries Carpentier Jack

Baseball Schedule Highlights for Today

In the National League games Boston visits Brooklyn, New York faces Philadelphia, Cincinnati plays St. Louis, and Chicago meets Pittsburgh. In the American League, St. Louis goes to Cleveland, Detroit visits Chicago, Washington plays Boston, and Philadelphia travels to New York.

Cincinnati New York Brooklyn Su Vmeensese Chicago Pittsboro Ston Philadelphia St. Louis Sewer Teense Seer Detroit Boston S Louis Ee Cleveland Washington Ee American Association Indianapolis Kansas City Wee Rwee Columbus Minneapolis St. Paul Erereses Louisville Milwaukee Toledo San Francisco Ee Vernon Portland Salt Lake Oakland Ee Seattles Angeles Sacramento Eee Boston St. Louis Pittsburg Washington

Bantam Wind Up Strenuous Week

Butte boxing card builds to tomorrow night bout headlined by Lahood and Neil under Legion auspices at Broadway theater. Fighters wrap training with final drills this afternoon then medicals, while semi finalists Auerbach and McCarron spar and ready. Tickets report strong demand with ringside seats near sold out at 2, 1.50 and 1 dollars.

Lahood Neil Legion Broadway Theater Legion Gym Maillet Herman Auerbach Ritchie McCarron Auerbach Billy Smith Montana University McCarron Salt Lake Butte Jack O'Hara Destines Young Lundy Cy Mauler Fontana Murphy

Laundrymen edge Centerville in 6 5 thriller at Stodden Park

The Laundrymen beat Centerville 6 to 5 after a pitcher duel between Donati and Connell over seven innings. A large crowd watched as errors late in the game favored Laundrymen. A rematch is set for next Sunday.

Butte Stodden Park Centerville Independents Donati Connell Donati, P. Stodden Goodman Connell and Leahy

Towers of St Marys Church Closed After Fatal Crises

In Munich the 327 foot St Marys church towers, built in the fifteenth century, will be closed to the public due to their popularity with individuals in self harm crises. Six people have used them in personal crisis attempts, all of them unhappy lovers, giving the towers an unhappy reputation across Bavaria.

Munich St. Mary's Church Bavaria

Simonich Scores Easy Win In Helena Battle

In Helena on May 6 Joe Simonich of Butte outpointed Al Webster of Billings to take the referee and two judges decisions. Webster battled in early rounds but faded late as Simonich pressed the attack. The semi final saw Lew Mihilich defeat Bill Bate while Battling Leidle and Cowboy Martin drew.

Associated Press Helena Joe Simonich Butte al Webster Billings Webster Simonich Lew Mihilich Bill Bate Meaderville Battling Leidle Cowboy Martin

Butte teams off to capture cups in Missoula meet

Two Butte high squads and Central meet in Missoula for the twenty first annual track and field meet under the state university. Butte seeks the five year permanent cup while Central aims for the five year Donahue relay trophy as nearly 200 boosters travel with the teams.

Butte Central Missoula The State University Dahlberg Steve Sullivan Great Falls Butte High Bertoglio Olson Duggan Norman Georgevich Davis F. Anderson Johnson Lyman Charlton Coach Sullivan McKenzie Reardon Keyes Lanigan Fogarty Harrington Charteris Garden City

Carpentier to sail for United States tomorrow

Paris May 6 Georges Carpen tier with manager Francois Descamps and Paul Fritsch European welterweight champion will sail for the United States tomorrow. Seattle May 6 the University of Washington beat Washington State college 6 to 4 as Elmer Tesreau struck out 11 and Nolan allowed four hits in a pitching duel.

Associated Press Paris Georges Carpentier Francois Descamps Paul Fritsch United States Seattle University of Washington Washington State College Elmer Tesreau Washington Nolan Pullman

Harry Hay Dead

Samuel Hay former Cincinnati pitcher dies of heart disease at age 45 in LaPorte Indiana on May 6. Historical note asserts Mexico bought 235 US made automobiles in 1913 and imported 1 559 last year.

Harry Hay Associated Press Laporte Ind Samuel Hay Cincinnati National League Mexico United States

Hook Corry Opens b F League With No Hit No Run Win

Hook Corry former Cole-Pitts star in the Butte Mines league pitched a scoreless hitless opener for Stockett, defeating the Great Northern club 1 to 0 in the Great Falls Cascade county league. His battery mate Buck Jones, with other Mines league veterans in the lineup, helped spark a strong start as Remnaes and Mattick also starred for their teams. Attendance hit about 2000, signaling a prosperous season for the semi pro circuit in Great Falls.

Hook Corry Cole-Pitts Butte Mines Stockett Great Northern Butte Mines League Great Falls Cascade County League Buck” Jones Anode Fame Steve Mattick Srees Mattick Aroun Remnaes Montana Power Sieber and Guyer

American association results and postponements report

The Associated Press lists games at Indianapolis Kansas City Louisville Milwaukee and Toledo Minneapolis with scores 6 7 8 6. Columbus and St Paul were postponed due to cold conditions.

American Association Associated Press Indianapolis Kansas City Louisville Milwaukee Toledo-Minneapolis Columbus-St. Paul

New York Beats Philadelphia 3-2 In Late Rally

In New York on May 6 the Giants defeated the Phillies 3 to 2 in a well played game. Ruth drove in two runs in the fifth and scored the go ahead run in the eighth. Perkins made an acrobatic catch off Dugan and crashed into a field box while Dugan was hit on the temple in practice. both players required medical attention. Rommel and Hoyt starred for New York as the winning pitchers battled.

Associated Press New York Philadelphia Rommel Hoyt Ruth Perkins Dugan

St Louis Beats Cleveland 7 4 to Even Series

St Louis evened the series by defeating Cleveland 7 to 4. Danforth held the Indians to scattered hits except in the fifth and ninth when Cleveland rallied with three hits each, including two doubles a triple and Summa's homer. Sisler scored on a first inning double steal with McManus.

Associated Press Cleveland Ohio St. Louis Danforth Indians Summa Sisler McManus R. H. E. St. Louis Danforth and Severeid Shaute, Morton L. Sewell

Detroit Triumphs Over Chicago In Tight 6-4 Victory

Detroit erased a one run deficit with timely hitting led by Heilmann who homered with a man aboard and drove in half the runs. The Tigers moved ahead in the sixth and again after Chicago tied the game, edging the Cubs 6 to 4 as Stoner Bassler Lyons Schalk paired in the battery.

Associated Press Chicago Detroit Heilmann Stoner and Bassler Lyons and Schalk

Red Sox Pound Through in 14-4 Victory Over Washington

Boston wins sixth straight as Fuhr earns first win by a 14 to 4 score. The Red Sox batter Marberry and McGrew, scoring nine runs in the eighth. Peckinpaugh is spiked by Flagstead at second. Bluege finishes at short. Batteries Seahnster, Marberry, McGrew, Ruel, Fuhr, ONeill. Also note Salvation Army volunteers sought in Australia.

RED Sox Associated Press Boston Fuhr Washington Marberry McGrew Peckinpaugh Flagstead Bluege R.H. &. Washington Seahnnster, Marberry McGrew and Ruel Fuhr and O'Neill

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Bambino Cy’’ Williams McGraw Warriors Phillies Assoc.a.ed Press Ruether Barnes Wheat Dodgers O'Neil Taylor Aldridge and Hartnett, Kremer and Gooch Cincinnati-St. Louis Rein Casey Los Angeles EMG Kunz and Baker, Root, Say and Byler Sacramento Rankin Dorris Grantland Rice New York Tribune, Inc U. S. Patent Office Wile Bartley Madden Gene Sarazen YM. G. A. Bowling BEATY Werner e+e Paxson Johnson Eee Butte Water Company Recksick Wearne Shelton Weeee Taylor Eee Plummer Errr Pomich Junions J. Tomich Helehan Iso Elderkin Peterson Eevee Gleason Carp Hook Corry TTOO Cascade League Salvation Army Australia Boucher
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