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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1925

Page

7

Preakness Hero Billy Southworth Carries Giants Late

Billy Southworth delivered in the ninth inning for the New York Giants, hitting a right field home run with bases loaded and two outs to beat St. Louis 5 to 2. Earlier he tripled to plate the Giants’ lone run as Leo Durocher pitched well for eight innings.

Coventry Preakness Winne Billy Southworth Peles New York Giants St. Louis Southworth Leo Dickerman

White Sox edge Senators 4 3 in West opening

The White Sox defeated the Senators 4 to 3 in Washington in the first West game since the World Series title, marking an early season clash. Washington played host with a tight late push but fell short as Chicago took the win.

Chicago White Sox Senators Washington

Athletics Take Undisputed Lead In New York Baseball

Athletics beat Cleveland 3 to 2 in a pitching duel, securing the lead in the American League race. Gam Gray earned his fifth straight victory while George Unie suffered his first defeat. Speaker went hitless after a streak of 18 consecutive games with a hit. Cochran, Crane, Simmons, and Gray had two-base hits, Myatt and McNulty stole bases, and Galloway and Spurgeon executed key sacrifices. Gray allowed six hits and three walks. Uhie pitched the ninth.

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Meet the New Home Run Star Hartnett Rising Star of 1924

A Norman E. Brown profile of Gabby Hartnett charting his rise as Chicago Cubs catcher, his batting quiet strength amid catching fame, and a note on his 1924 season after Ruth and Fournier are mentioned. includes game snippets and a Detroit May game recap with Boston’s 16 to 7 win over the Tigers.

Norman E. Brown Babe Ruth Miller Huggins Jack Fournier Brooklyn Dodgers Charles Lee Gabby” Hartnett Hartnett SOX Associated Prost Detroit Ted Sox Boston Tigers

Rain follows Amenciated season end notes and rain

Weather conditions drench the state while references to Rays, Amenciated, and a Chicago teams season spur surface. Mentions of Hartnett, Schalk, and Tuarinette hint at baseball career highlights and early 20th century ballpark chatter. The piece recalls a 268 average, home runs, and near 300 milestone.

Miners League Opens With Parades And Baseball Clash

Tomorrow May 10 marks the opening of Montana baseball season with Clark Park hosting the flag raising and parade led by M E Buck president. Mince and A C M managers remain uncertain who will start the opening games as Hig Oscar Bowers paces Mines twirlers against Steve Chekaluk or Reynolds for A C M. The Kiwanians and local officials plan pregame honors before a slate of twilight and weekend games.

M- E Clark Oscar Bowers A.C. M. Shue Johnny Yank Steve Chekaluk A.C. M Reynolds Bhucker Hich Kiwanians al Kellett

Ex Butte Caddy Toots For California Title

Joe Novak of Butte a former caddy now a Berkeley Country Club pro won the Northern California professional championship and will meet southern champ George Kerrigan for the title. Match play details show Novak gaining late rounds with aggressive driving and accurate irons to edge Minch.

Joe Novak Butte Berkeley California Novak George Kerrigan Minch Aimeelf Inch Arteenth

St Joseph wins Western league game behind Marquis hurled

Jimmy Marquis formerly of the Mines pitched five innings to shut down Des Moines as St Joseph triumphed in a Western league contest after Des Moines battered the first St Joseph pitcher. Eddie Rathjen formerly of Clarks appeared at second for Lincoln in the same league. He started a Hartford game versus New Haven in the Eastern league last week but was pulled after six innings during which he gave up six hits.

Jimmy Marquis The Mines Des Moines Joseph Iam Eddie Rathjen Clarks Lincoln Hartford New Haven

Stribling Beats Chilean Heavyweight in Night Bout

Stribling dominated Chilean rival in a night match over Quentin Nomero, the Chilean heavyweight champion. Ian targeted the opponent with swift jabs and body strikes, delivering decisive blows to the head and jaw as the bout progressed.

Quentin Nomero Chile Ian

Preakness Sparkes Coventry Triumph at Pimlico

Coventry led from the start to win Maryland's Preakness for 2 year olds at Pimlico in 1 1 4 miles. Four lengths back was Ain Headley in third. Swope and several others followed. The purse totaled $62,735 for the winner with $6,000 to second and $3,000 to the third.

Associated Press Baltimore Clarpnes Kummer Coventry Gifford A. Cochrane Maryland H. P. Whitney Iealt Gold Gul Baiato Voltac Singlefoot Prince of Porter Ree Claased Wwith Kimn Wes Fader

Introducing Mr P J Ryan New Umpire of Mines

The article introduces P J Ryan as a new umpire for Mines urging recognition of his background. It notes his arrival from California where he has umpired since joining boxing events. The piece hints at his competence and potential impact on the circuit.

Ryan P. J. Ryan Isagus Slreuis Imight Minteteat Arivet

Doonmell boxer Mickey O'Donnell to box Dixie Lahood in Butte

Sacramento boxer Mickey O'Donnell travels to Butte to train for a 12 round bout against inter mountain bantam champion Dixie Lahood under Lagionausplone. Manager John Sullivan postpones pre-battle dinner due to golf grounds condition. details mix with Oregon and Washington references and uncertain notes about university events.

Mickey O'Donnell Sacramento Dixie Lahood Inter Bul Mickey Butte Lagionausplone John Slugem

Meuter With Reading Giants and Ward Returns

Allan Meuter, catcher for 1984, joined the Invernasionsd league club of the New York Giants after being won yesterday. Meuter came from Macy’s college in Catan, moving to the Anodes and drawing attention amid the onfield action.

Allan Meuter New York Giants Ward Meuter St. Macy's Colegs Tn Catan

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