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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
8
In Salt Lake City on May 7, the Saints shifted five players to new roles and defeated Butte in the second game. Apple faced the heat, Gaul pitched well, and Marshall made a sensational second base putout after a stumble. The crowd roared as the locals scored three runs.
Quigley starred at second base with flawless fielding accepting 12 chances and no errors. The Helena victory came amid perfect weather and large attendance as the game’s score remained close through the late innings.
Standings show AU Princeton Brown 3 Princeton 2. New Haven Yale 14 Amherst 1. Hanover Lafayette 3 Dartmouth 2. Swarthmore Villa Swarthmore 3. Columbia C Washington and Lee 1 South Carolina. Annapolis Navy 8 Georgetown 1. West Point Williams 18 Army 4. Lansing Washington and Jeffer uova and others. Waddell, famed veteran, quits baseball amid blood poisoning from knee bruise. London reports Abe Mitchell likely to play in the American open amateur championship at Brookline, Mass.
An advertisement from the Swift Specific Co describes a vegetable remedy to treat blood diseases and warns against mineral drugs like mercury and arsenic. It touts a new tonic claimed to cleanse the system rapidly and cites a free booklet and sample bottle offer from a Georgia address.
Two teams faced a tight pitching duel with numerous strikeouts and hits. Sullivan worked nine innings with 9 strikeouts, Maloney pitched 2, Welsher 1, and Trooks 2. Helena left ten runners on base, Missoula sixteen, as game time reached two hours and minutes.
Boston won an extra inning 2 to 1 victory over Pittsburgh as the winning run scored in the twelfth after a fielding miscue. O'Toole vs Tyler pitched well with errors maring Pittsburgh's lone run. Chicago stopped its skid 4 to 3. Brooklyn and New York exchanged rallies as Bresnahan and Packard shone. Prolific defense highlighted by Daubert, Shaefer, and Mathewson helped New York and Cincinnati clash. Philadelphia blanked St. Louis 4 to 0 in ten innings with Paskett driving in the decisive run.
Detroit May 7 Frank Chance began his first western trip as American League manager with a victory New York defeated Detroit 6 to 1 Keating the recruit who won the only two other games New York captured this season allowed Detroit but two hits Mullin was hit hard only in the second and fifth Detroit errors helped New York to several tallies Zemloch replaced the veteran in the eighth began his major league career by striking out Sweeney and then retired from the gate In the last half of the third Mullin collided with Mkt at the base knocking the latter senseless but Mid Ki resumed his post after he recovered Scarced New York on 8 Detroit 308 Batteries Gweeney Mullin Zemloch and Standage Gideon
Brown and Mitel pitched well despite early trouble. Philadelphia tallied in the first on a wild pitch and oldring’s single, Colline and Melanis contributed, and Baker hit a fourth inning homer to right. St Louis responded with two in the fourth as Brief and Austin connected. Batteries: Brown and Lapp for Philadelphia, Mitchell and Alexander for St Louis.
Nationals defeated the White Sox 5 2 in the opening game of the series on local grounds. Chicago led in the first on a single and error, Washington tied in the second via fielder’s choice error and a McBride triple, and clinched in the third with a steal and a single. Chicago added a fourth inning tally. Hughes started, Cleotte retired in the fourth, Easterly batted for him, and Lange held Washington scoreless thereafter. Schalk behind the plate.
Cleveland defeated Boston 4 to 1 as Falkenberg pitched his fourth straight win. Five Boston regulars were sidelined by injuries and their only run came in the fourth on Engle and Janvrin doubles. Cleveland started scoring with Graney’s two-base hit driving in Jack.am. and the pitchers were Falkenberg and Carlach. Both teams scheduled for another game today.
University of Idaho defeats Montana 68 to 12 at Missoula in a tightly contested track dual. Idaho stars Dowd and Phillips excel in sprints and field events, Long of Montana shines in the two mile, while Wolfe and Phillips set several records as audience including high school athletes witness the meet.
Seattle edged Portland 4 to 3 in a Northwest League tilt with pitchers Agnew Callahan and Murray starring for Portland. Victoria beat Tacoma 2 to 1 as Wilson allowed four hits. Spokane Indians erased a five-run gap to defeat Brownies 7 to 5. In San Francisco Ad Wolgast’s manager said he would face Johnny Dundee in a June 3 bout at catch weights. Des Moines beat Wichita 4 to 2 in a 50 inning game with St Joseph also playing.
In a May Pacific Coast League clash Los Angeles uses a walkaway from Francisco in a tight series game. Sacramenito and Portland exchange hits with Dean’s three-bagger energizing Sacramento, Higginbotham and Hagman combining for hits and runs. Harkness exits early as Oakland shells Venice 11 to today in San Francisco.
Indianapolis defeated by Toledo 19 to 0 while St Paul beat Columbus Kansas. Milwaukee edged Minneapolis 7 to 8 in a mixed tally of American Association results.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Missoula Montana May 7 crowds fill hotels dormitories and homes as over 1000 visitors including many students gather for the state interscholastic meet. Track tryouts and preliminary heats begin with finals and semi finals to follow plus a planned auto parade of participants from Missoula and surrounding areas.
Tonight coaches settle players for the night with strict discipline as officials announce a Friday evening celebration after the games. No dances or receptions are planned, though the city will mark the event with parade elements and a reminder to keep traditions intact.
In Cleveland on May 7 a Boston Cleveland American League game sparked mutual accusations of rough play and abusive language. A melee followed the final whistle with players from both sides reported as lagged and involved in clashes in the clubhouse before the dispute was settled.
Chicago May 1 George Stovall suspended manager of the St Louis Americans enlisted the sympathy of President Comiskey of the White Sox to aid reinstatement. He met President Johnson of the American League. Johnson stayed home due to Mrs Johnson illness. Stovall admitted the indictment against him and will appeal to the court after extreme provocation. Reports say Cleveland players will testify that umpire Ferguson’s decision incensed him. Also Springfield passed Mare Nenaver Teall Bill requiring seats for all ticket holders at baseball games, aimed at President Murphy of the local National League team.
Chicago May 7 C Gandil star first baseman of the Washington American League club will miss about a week due to inflammation of a newly injured toe.
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