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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1914
Page
10
In a windy late spring contest at Murray, the Ducks defeated the Surrey club 7 to 1, breaking a seven-game skid. Pitcher Mecreery fanned seven, while Clynes relieved Pendleton late and Langdon contributed a two-bagger for the Ducks.
In Ogden on May 1 butte won 7 to 4 over Murray. Key plays include three-base hit by Smith and two-base hits by Meriland and Clynes. Fielding notes cite Thorn ton to Changnon and Smith to McMurdo double plays, with pitching by Crespi and Brown.
Northwest baseball action from Portland Oregon May 19 shows Vortland defeating Tacoma 5 to 1 in a game where Eastley pitched for the Colts but a fourth inning error by Coltrin negated a potential shutout. Coltrin and Felcholr contributed offensive support with triples and a double. Girot relieved Kraft in the ninth inning.
Sandwich England May 19 Frazer of Chicago was the lone American to fall in the second round of the British amateur golf championship. Charles W Evans Jr and Harold Weber defeated their foes as Francis Ouimet and Frederick Herreshoff also competed, leaving five Americans still in the hunt.
Washington pitcher Walter Johnson Butcher Ainsmith and outfielder Bilan deny reports they agreed to join the Pittsburg Federal league club after this season. The trio said the rumors are untrue and they plan to stay with the Washington Americans.
The study reports a practice start as the team faced the British squad in a test game, losing by 8 to 6. International four included Henry C. Phipps, J. M. Warbury Jr, Lawrence Waterbury, and Pivereaux Milburn, while F. B. Van Stadt and Charles Cary led the opposition with Foxhall Keene and Malcolm Stevenson. The match occurred at Victoria on May.
A. N. Alexander, claiming descent from Daniel Boone, was jailed in Butte after his wife accused him of disturbance and threatening her. He says he saved money by giving all earnings to his wife and planned to become banker. Bail denied. Also notes upcoming Miner’s Union day speaker Frank J. Hayes and other international items.
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