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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1915
Page
2
Philadelphia and St. Louis played to a 2 to 0 game with Griner allowing only two singles. Chalmers showed strong pitching while Griner received solid support as Philadelphia was blanked. Brooklyn and New York games featured Coombs and Marquard each dominating.
The record notes repay somepur games with St Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at Boston Pittsburg at New York and Cincinnati at Philadelphia, highlighting a sequence of regional matchups and venues.
In a Pacific Coast League report dated May 12, the funeral of Happy Hogan, manager of the Vent Wo tank, was held this afternoon in Los Angeles. The item notes a postponed Los Angeles-Portland-Venice game and references players Batteries Vanning Schmidt Willame and Hannan, with a lengthy eleven innings mention.
In Detroit on May 19 Cobb’s aggressive baserunning keys an 8 to 1 Detroit victory over New York. He walks, steals second, and scores after a wild pitch in the eighth, while Coveleskie’s third inning run ties the game. Errors and wildness by Philadelphia pitchers yield a Chicago win in the day’s other action.
Pittsburg May 19 The Newark Federal defeated Pittsburg 7 to 1. Mosely for the visitors was unhittable in the pinches and shut down Hearne late. The game featured five hits in the third and a scoring scare in the seventh as Barger relieved, stifling the attack. Other posted notes include postponed games due to cold weather in Kansas City, St Louis, Buffalo and Chicago.
In Los Angeles on May 19 Christen church conducted Wallace Bray's funeral service known as "Happy Hogan" manager of a Coast League club. Bray was cremated after Episcopal rites read by Rev. Baker. Venice team pallbearers and Coast League officials attended. Dan Kelly to pitch and P Donnelly to catch for the Braves in a later game. Other local games listed with East Side Athletic and Silver How Park teams at the gardens.
May 19 Montana Agricultural College selects David Steel of Great Falls and Craig Ingram of Helena to represent the state in the Rocky Mountain Conference track meet in Denver on May 23. Steel will race the two mile and Ingram the mile, with Montana hoping for strong showings against teams from Colorado, Utah, and Denver University.
Fourteen schools entered the fourth annual graded school meet for Butte pupils to be held at Columbia Gardens Saturday. Events mirror 1914 with three weight classes and multiple sprints, jumps, and relays. Weigh-ins and weight-class rules limit entries. all competitors receive numbers and free admission.
New York May 19 The twenty second running of the Metropolitan handicap at one mile for 3 year olds and upwards features the card. Only nine starters are named by the racing secretary: Rockview Flying Fatty Charlestonian Slumber II sharp shooter Tartar Addie M Sam McMeekin. Prince ton vs Dartmouth Princeton Navy Harvard Yale Cambridge and others appear in ancillary notes.
The article recalls Anthony Wilding at Forest Hills and reflects on how the looming war touched his final matches with McLoughlin and Williams. It notes boxing’s evolving scene in Australia, the rise of promoters, and McGoorty’s earnings, alongside other sports results from Minneapolis and New York on May 18 19 and 1 6.
The Star reports in May 1940 that Baron Fisher may stay at the Admiralty while Winston Churchill could move to the India Office as part of the new national government plan.
An ad-style piece extols SS 8 as a blood purifier claiming it clears impurities from the blood and strengthens vital organs. It warns against mercury and other substances while urging readers to obtain a bottle from a druggist or write to the Swift Specific Co. for more details.
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