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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1914
Page
10
The visitors beat the home team as miscues and timely hits shaped the game. Dew and Mostick produced key at bats while Bostick slugged a fifth inning homer and Demaggio added a triple for offense. Rose scored twice as Ames and Gleason starred.
Spokane wins 10-2 as Norton Wagner and teammates tally hits including a home run. Dell opens the tenth with a single and scores on James' late hit after Mills and Raymond bunts. Victoria leads Seattle 4 1 at the end while Portland Vancouver weather delays add to the day’s baseball notes.
Federal League notes St Louis defeats the tail-enders 7 to 6 after a five-run second inning built on five hits and an error. Other summary lines reference Buffalo hitters with listed players Blair Henning Stone and Easterly contributing multiple hits as the report lists several names and team actions.
In South Norwalk May, Al McCoy of Brooklyn, a middleweight who recently stopped George Chip, scored a first round knockout over George Pearsall of Chicago in a four man bout.
Boston pitchers Leonard and Keating limited the Highlanders to three hits as New York was blanked 3 to 0. Leonard struck out at least one batter in every inning while Keating showed solid support before Boston’s defense faltered late.
New Haven May Yale and Princeton hold their annual track meet on Yale field tomorrow amid heavy footing from rain. Yale leads Interclass averages with a slight edge, led by star Poucher. Boats from Pennsylvania, Princeton, and Columbia prepare for the regatta, with coaches reporting good form and crews in shape.
Yale varsity eight captured the principal race at the university regatta on the harbor in New Haven with a quarter length margin over the freshman eight. Captain Dinegres led the second varsity to a third place finish. Time was minutes 35 seconds. Old Yale oarsmen praised the varsity effort. Separately, the forest service reported 40,000 pounds of tree seed collected last year for reforestation, with about 29,000 acres reforested.
In a Pacific Coast League game Los Angeles beat Portland 3 to 2. Ehmke made key strikeouts in the eighth and ninth to seal the win, with Krause and Haworth handling the batteries for Los Angeles. Sacramento routed San Francisco 8-1 after late scoring bursts, while Venice defeated Oakland 16-3 with Harkness finishing White.
McQueen area soccer players have formed a team to compete in the City league this season. Enthusiastic meeting shows many English game players from the east side aiming for roster spots. A City league meeting is set for tomorrow afternoon in Judge Lynch's courtroom. McQueen officers listed: J. Griffin president E. C. Roberts vice president Anthony Merziak second vice president S. J. Edwards Hugh Pearce treasurer temporary secretary.
In a rain affected open, Ames pitched a superb game for St. Louis against Cincinnati, winning 3 to 0. Alt homered off Magee for Cincinnati in the fourth, with Hoblitzell on base. Other scores listed from various games. notes on weather delaying spring training and Sunday baseball protests in Brooklyn.
A long discussion on boxing managers notes Harry Foley losing work after Willie Ritchie dismisses him. The piece compares the volatile nature of management in boxing and hints at broader impacts on careers, including Willie’s brothers pursuing boxing finance while Foley lingers. Weather and league gate themes punctuate the report.
Washington May reports a senate subcommittee discussing a roads measure seen as a substitute for the house bill. An appropriation around five million five hundred thousand is proposed for wood road construction, with a committee meeting planned to finalize details.
May event announced that Mrs. Archibald Douglas Russell of New York will sponsor erecting a sanctuary for the Episcopal cathedral to be built in Washington. The sanctuary cost is estimated at about 41.09 dollars.
A military balloon near Berlin was destroyed today about 22 miles south of the city during wireless experiments. The incident caused no casualties and the airship was reportedly struck by lightning, prompting an investigation by the military telegraph unit.
Louisville observers expect Rosebud to head a large Derby field tomorrow at Churchill Downs. Forty seven entrants were eligible with 19 horses set to start and several contenders including Old Toss the favorite with top weight. Other entries include Hodge and Relioc, while August Belmonts Thorn Hill and Bricke face uncertain starts.
Pittsburg manager O Day protests Thursday's game after a 7 to 1 Chicago Nationals loss. Umpire Klein ruled Chicago first baseman Moniwite out in the fourth inning after a throw struck him near first base.
Washington reports Rear Admiral Badger says it will take weeks to move all American refugees from Mexico. The Esperanza carries 614 refugees from Puerto Mexico toward Vera Cruz, while the City of Tampico proceeds to Progreso for Yucatan refugees. Admiral Badger plans transfers to Moro Castle for onward shipment to New Orleans.
Courtesies extended by Maj. Gen. William H. Carter and Rear Admiral C. B. T. Moore welcomed Japanese warships Adzuma and Asana arriving from Yokohama. Captain Bear I Kurol returned the greetings aboard the visiting cruisers.
Miss Julia P. Lathrop chief of the government childern's bureau in Washington told a session of the national conference on education of backward tru ant delinquent and dependent children and the American Association of Officials of Charities and Corrections that cooperation between government officials and volunteer agencies is essential in child welfare work.
The state of New York appeals Judge Edgar Aldrich's decision granting Harry K Thaw a writ of habeas corpus to block extradition. Nine alleged errors are raised in the U S court ruling as the appeal progresses.
Mayd-Kern Low, former mayor of New York, was elected president of the chamber of commerce today, succeeding the office held by his father nine years ago.
An old medicine advertisement touts a skin remedy claiming to improve skin by affecting blood elements. It focuses on natural ingredients and warns against minerals or drugs, urging readers to demand the product from The Swit Sect 828 Atlanta Georgia.
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