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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1921
Page
6
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A fragmented note from a news page indicates ongoing discussions over facility funding. Officials name city departments and potential grant sources while noting timing concerns and projected completion risks.
In Philadelphia Captain Meusel homered with two aboard fueling a five run ninth inning rally to beat St Louis 7 to 6 and lift the series. St Louis earlier got two homers from Shotwell and Horneby while Philadelphia rode better late scoring to the win. Batteries Pertica Clemons Meadows Weinert Botts Brugsy.
New York Nationals beat Chicago 3 to 2 as Smith homered with two out and the score tied in the ninth. Giants plated two runs in the eighth with no hits. James York of Chicago received a gold watch from his Third Division unit before the game.
Detroit managed a rare triple play against Heston in the fourth but could not solve Jones, losing 2 to 0 in the Tigers first shutout of the year. The game featured a two-run score in the top of the fourth and strong pitching from Jones.
A gun committee of the United States Tennis Association will meet Friday to set matches and stages for the Davis Cup, aiming to accommodate seven sites and define policy for representing the U S States this year. London May events and preliminary rounds to be held in the United States with revisions to regulations discussed.
Robert W. Edgren, stakeholder for the Dempsey Carpentier bout, departed Los Angeles for New York. He asserted he holds the No 1 referee position per agreement and has applied for a New Jersey license, anticipating possible resistance from New Jersey authorities.
State College reports a new streak for the Pennsylvania Stars college baseball team amid a disrupted season. Illness kept Charles W. Paddock from guiding UC Berkeley at Eugene, leading to canceled plans for the conference meet. Jack Britton of Vancouver set to appear before the Vancouver club in June. Simonich of Butte features in a Montana high school track note.
Detroit players turned the American League s first triple play in the fourth inning today as Frerett Scott and Boston figures are noted amid a tense game. Detected through garbled OCR text, the lines reference a defensive standout and a notable fielding sequence.
In Bozeman Ellen theater boxing card Scotty McDonald won the eighth round decision over Harry Fisher in the main event. Preliminaries saw Fred Leidie of Helena stop Eatangas in the third round, Gus Quinn over Maris Gastineau, and Gail Green beating Bullock. Ball results noted as round-by-round prelims. VER...
Bozeman Rod and Gun Club calls all 500 members to participate in a county wide hunt to exterminate magpies in Gallatin county. The first hunt is scheduled for this coming Sunday with state officials urging coordinated action amid ongoing wildlife concerns.
The Meadow Larks country club in Great Falls, a $150,000 project, will have its formal opening on Saturday May 28. Invitations will go to other state clubs and delegations from Butte Helena Lewistown and other places are expected. Nine holes have been in play since last fall and nine more are laid out.
Today’s intercity golf challenge at the Silver Bow country club pits Anaconda against Butte Rotary players. Butte captain H O Malsbury leads with assistants Tinin Ubattaire and Harry Gallwey, while Anaconda lists several veterans and newcomers. Rotary members with cars urged to provide transport to the country club after luncheon.
A local brief notes a craft event in Sete with participants witacer and Sok Raith Roni. The piece mentions a tompein scene and details of activities at the venue.
Evans of Chicago and Sones of Atlanta defeated Dy Ate Imour of Scotland and Harold J Hilton in a practice match. The players were even with four holes to play. Americans ultimately secured victory by finishing in three holes.
A midweight fight between Mike Gibbons of St Paul and Al Sommers of Spokane is planned for July 4 at the Alan race track in Idaho. The 161 pound bout is scheduled for 18 rounds under Coeur d Alene Athletic Club auspices with a $10 000 purse and arranged by Tommy S Andrews of Milwaukee. A follow up bout pits the winner against Johnny Wilson of New York on Labor Day at the Alan track.
Lawrence Massachusetts Edward F Fratz, MIT senior, proposes a new system to trisect an arc challenging ancient geometers. He claims his method reduces error to an infinitesimal degree and started from a closer approach than a Lynn high school student who previously claimed a solution. The report notes the conjecture was discussed by Tech professors and links to Columbus era treasury legends about Isabella and funding.
Georges Carpentier, world heavyweight challenger, rested at Crossingtown near his training camp after arrival in the United States. A special traffic station and police kept crowds away. Frank Loughrey offered sparring services. American Legion posts welcomed him to America. Jack Dempsey, defending champion, trains in Atlantic City for July 2 Jersey City bout with Carpentier. five sparring partners, Frank Britton and Big Jack Clifford join the camp.
May 18 in Lewistown a wrestling match between Tom Ray of Omaha and Pleasant Smith formerly of Wyoming ended with Ray leading 45 minutes in, both fell from the platform, Ray suffered a fractured rib and quit, Smith was awarded the match. A Providence Journal note mentions Big Bill Haywood hoping to return to America someday.
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