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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1914
Page
9
In a tense tenth inning, Washington defeats Chicago 1 to 0 after nine hitless frames from Scott. Qandil scored on Shank's double as Ayers and Scott pitched a superb duel, with Hagerman and Plank later involved in a Cleveland-Philadelphia display.
May 14 reports from San Francisco Oakland Sacramento and Los Angeles describe tight finishes and key moments. San Francisco beat Oakland 3 to 0 in the sixth with two runs and Kilcoyne and Mite on the battery. Sacramento lost 3 to 1 to Los Angeles after Stroud and Kremer were hit. Venice defeated Portland 2 to 0 with a circus catch by Bayless on Deane’s three base hit.
Ogden team edges Butte 1 to 0 in a pitching duel that featured McClelland’s eighth inning error, Ellis and Woolum advancing on plays, and a dramatic late stand as Ogden preserves a narrow victory on Green Day. Hata pitched well, supported by solid fielding and timely base running throughout.
In Boise on May 14 the Sacred Heart all-stars topped St Patrick's school by nine to two. Sacred Heart listed Michel Mulholland on the mound with Kile McGeehan Lyden Driscoll Lowney Harrington and Martin in the field. A German method spins kanok fiber into yarn for textile weaving.
A fragmentary rundown shows a score line labeled HILT with Portland related bylines. Names mentioned include Batteries Narvenon Carney Bastig and Murray suggesting a team or player roster context.
Sandwich England May 14 Form by American entrants in the first round of the St George s cup today was hardly as expected P Francis Culmet open champion of the United States scored 80 Harold X Hilton British amateur champion showed brilliance early reaching the turn in 32 but finished with 76 The holder H J Gillies of London covered the course in Travers.
Tommy McCarthy aims to reach 18 pounds under the agreed catch weight for Wednesday night’s bout with Bob McAllister at the Holland arena. He weighed 18 pounds over yesterday after a long workout, while McAllister prepared at the Broadway theater and with coach Leo Bens. Women will be admitted free to trainer sessions this afternoon as fans observe the disciplined, orderly training scene.
Chicago May 14 Charles W Murphy formerly owner of the Chicago Nationa leagu e club will be invited to explain a discrepancy between his personal property schedule fled with the tax department listing his property to the value of 800 000 and newspaper clipping quotes him saying I ran a into a million dollars and that he sold his stock in the club for half a million dollars This assertion was made by Henry Berger assistant state's attorney.
Seattle committed critical errors as Tacoma secured a 3 to 0 victory. Both Schneider and Kaitman pitched well for Seattle, but Tacoma backed by solid defense and timely hitting benefited from Seattle miscues.
In a tight late game, Vancouver overcame Spokane with a ninth inning rally after Powell's bases loaded triple in the eighth tied the score. Infield hits and a fumbled throw by Wagner enabled Vancouver to push ahead for the win.
May M Earl Hanswan's pinch hit in the eighth plated Coltrin and Murray securing a 2 to 1 win for the Colts. Narveson worked until a walk to Coltrin in the eighth, Murray singled, and Hausman delivered as McKune fouled to Lamb.
A terse baseball roundup notes Buffalo over Chicago 5 to 4 with a late walk forcing the winning run as Fisk filled the bases. Pittsburg tops Kansas City 6 to 2. Walker held hitless until relief. Brooklyn defeats St Louis 4 to 1. Hartley scores in the 11th. Baltimore outlasts Indianapolis 8 to 6 in a hard hitting game with several home runs.
New York defeats Pittsburg 4 to 2 in the season opener as Demaree allows three runs on one infield hit after a wild first inning pitch and errors by Kelly and Gibson. Batteries: Demaree and Meyers for New York. Adams and Gibson for Pittsburg.
A veteran observer recalls John Evers and peers Ty Cobb and John McGraw in a broader portrait of temper and growth. The piece notes Evers shifts from fiery young star to steadier elder figure and recalls Cobb’s temper cooling after a notorious incident, with references to Chance and Priester and the Cubs Giants Yankee rivalries.
A veteran reflects on temper control in baseball, noting gains for pitchers and fielders alike. The piece praises Evers as a smooth second baseman and likens play to a car engine, while detailing a sobering-up ethos for players and managers. In Boston, May 11, the America's Cup defense fleet sees Vanitie launched, a 119-foot bronze-skinned sloop with steel frames and 9435 square feet of sail, expected to rate between Defiance and Resolute with time allowances.
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