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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1913
Page
9
May 20 at home Great Falls defeated Hutte in an exhibition opener. Debhi and Rob Ineon pitched well, with Debhi showing better control. Stores and other businesses closed for the afternoon as the crowd set a new attendance record for the city.
Helena defeated Salt Lake 4 0 in the opening game of the series here today. Cooney and Castleton held Salt Lake to four hits while Helena had errors by Salt Lake contributing to the runs. Schimpf’s set was a feature of the game.
Missoulaient to Ogden's star pitcher Cupid Fowler today in Ogden Utah as they piled up 13 runs on 10 hits in four and a third innings. Riddler relieved in the fifth but could not halt the onslaught. Maloney was pulled for Welch in the second, and the final score stood 13 to 4.
In Sacramento on May 90 Fanning limited the Wolves to two hits as San Francisco won the opener 2 to 1. Batteries Fanning Schmidt Williams Buss. Oakland also won 3 1 over Los Angeles to capture the series lead. Perritt Boler Pearce Pendell Pearce listed in the box scores.
A garbled report shows Welch tallied four, Fowler one, and Fiddler three with Fowler contributing two balls on the bases. Wild pitches by Welch and a passed ball by Perkins marked the game. Maloney doubled in two runs across two innings, with Stolen bases by Roberta and Dash Bach. Time logged was about one hour and ninety minutes. Umpire Frary officiated.
Billings gears up for a major opening day with a celebrity lineup and city officials. Alaska of affairs include a plane aerial by Dr Frank J Bell and appearances by state figures Alderson and Mulroney. Special trains will bring attendees from nearby valleys as Billings hosts the event.
Scattered game notes from May 20 show Brooklyn defeating Philadelphia 5 2 and New York Yankees held to two by St Louis as Mathewson’s infield hits spark a late surge. Other accounts mention Fromme’s early exit, Packard’s relief, and misplays by Stengel and Burns contributing to runs.
Ty Cobb stars in a tense late inning as he stretches a base hit into a double in the tenth, drives home the winning run after Brown walks, and helps Detroit edge Philadelphia 7 to 6. Oldring hits a late homer for Philadelphia, while Cleveland and New York win amid other battle reports.
Chicago scored seven runs in the second inning on Perdue's wildness to beat Boston 7 to 3. Three Hanes on balls and a four-base hit fueled the burst. Boston managed scattered hits and two runs in the seventh when Connolly homered.
Special Dispatch from London reports May 20 that the New York Yacht Club cabled formal acceptance of Sir Thomas Lipton's challenge for the American Cup. Races to be in September 194 under NYYC rules on measurement time allowance and racing rules. Lipton calls the acceptance a great victory and notes Gosport designer Nalgun is drafting the challenger.
Joe Mandot of New Orleans was stopped in the twelfth round by Bud Anderson of Vancouver Wash in a 20 round bout here May 29. Mandot had been knocked down late and was clearly unable to continue as Referee Eyton halted the fight with Mandot slurring and unable to defend. Anderson had outboxed and outslugged the Southerner with sharp rights and sustained punishment to Mandot’s midsection.
New Haven Conn May 20 The Yale track and field team defeated Harvard to tie the series at 11 wins each in the 22 meets held since 1881. Yale has 1,161 15 points to Harvard 1,143 45. The closest meet was 1919 at Cambridge when Harvard won by one point.
Portland defeated Tacoma 4 to 3 as Stanley held Tacoma safe through four innings. Kaufman allowed several hits that produced runs. Batteries Kaufman Girot W Harris for Portland. Stanley Williams loomed for Tacoma. Vancouver and Seattle also noted with Deil Cadman and Strait in mixed results.
Victor, May 20. Victoria edged Spokane 8 to 7 after holding a two run lead in the fifth inning. Kraft weakened in the late innings as Victoria struck back to win. Kraft, Cadreau, Ostek, Wilson, Kantichener and Meek were named in the box score.
Edie Graney, fresh from Los Angeles, hopes to stage a light weight title clash in San Francisco on July 4 between Willie Ritchie and Joe Rivers. Rivers is eager to meet Ritchie, while Ritchie will fight in San Francisco or not at all. Promoter Tom McCarey of Los Angeles has Rivers' pledge as main attraction but may release him if Graney’s push succeeds. a definite decision is expected by Wednesday.
Princeton tennis closes season with a 7-2 victory over Yale in Newark New Jersey. Other notes report Kansas City routing Columbus 8-3 in a rain shortened match, while Milwaukee Indianapolis and Minneapolis Toledo events were postponed due to rain.
A new trial was granted in Philadelphia after it was discovered a juror was deaf and mute and had not heard any testimony. The report notes AML games in the Western League and mentions 19 commercial fuel briquetting plants in operation in the United States last year.
In a brutal twelve round clash Anderson dominated most of the fight with right jabs and body punches. Mandot rallied in the ninth but was floored by a left hook and the referee halted the bout after the twelfth when Mandot failed to answer the bell, giving Anderson the win.
An English assay patent proposes a flat vertical reflector mounted in front of a car lamp on a swiveling frame. Two studs secure it to the door and it connects to the steering gear so it moves with the steering, giving better light for obstructions and signaling the intended turn direction.
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