Phillies Bow To Red Sox 8-0. Stengel Fined
In Philadelphia May 16 Cooper held the Phillies hitless for six innings as Pittsburg beat Philadelphia 8-0. Bezdek suspended three days for on-field dispute. Umpire Harrison fined for challenging a call.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1919
Page
4
In Philadelphia May 16 Cooper held the Phillies hitless for six innings as Pittsburg beat Philadelphia 8-0. Bezdek suspended three days for on-field dispute. Umpire Harrison fined for challenging a call.
In Boston on May 18 the future of catcher Jonn Henry of the Boston tonal Teague team was announced. Henry will join the Boston American Teague club next Sunday at St. Louis, signaling a move to the led Sox.
Back in the day Jack Coombs, a Connie Mack star, hindered McGraw in the World Series. Now coaching the Phillies, Coombs could again trouble the Giants in their push for the league pennant.
Toledo May 18 Dempsey arrives with manager Jack Kearns planning outdoor training near Bayview Park for a three week on and two week off cycle to sharpen speed and endurance. Willard camp site inspected with rain halting arena progress as sparring partners including Miske Tate Johnson and Dyer eyed for mid next week joining the program.
Washington May 16 Justice Stafford of the district of Columbia supreme court overruled the motion of organized base relative the suit. Federal League awarded judgment amounting to 850000 supplied by Baltimore club. The suit arose under the Sherman Antitrust law and concerned the disbanding of the Federal League.
Herman Schaefer a renowned baseball player and diamond comedian died today at Saranac Lake New York. The report notes his fame in American Association results and coast league standings with scattered game scores and team mentions across Milwaukee Kansas City Minneapolis St Paul Portland Sacramento San Francisco Vernon Seattle Salt Lake and other cities.
Washington May Wilson cabled William G Lee president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen expressing warm appreciation for loyalty messages. He noted the 146000 members’ loyalty and asked if Wilson could address the convention in session at Paris last Wednesday.
Portland workers plan a strike unless employers grant a 244 per week wage, 7 percent on sales above 300, a nine hour day, and no sales staff leaving before 2 30 a.m. or finishing after 5 p.m. In London, Serbs and Croats fight at Agram with many reported killed, a Vienna report says.
Butte High School wins the sixteenth annual interscholastic track meet at the state university in Missoula, scoring 45 points. Zundle leads Butte with 17 points, guiding a double victory in relay and individual events as Butte nets several trophies and cups amid a lively Montana field day.
Catarrh is a blood condition not cured by sprays or douches. Delaying treatment worsens symptoms and can lead to consumption. The ad promotes S.S.S. as a blood remedy and urges readers to contact the Swift Specific Co for advice.
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