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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1913

Page

9

Missoula Dodgers Dominate Butte In 19-2 Victory

Missoula baseball team crushed Butte 19 to 2 in the first game of the series. Kellogg pitched and homered, Bohan yielded nine strikeouts but suffered the loss. Changnon and Roberts turned in stellar fielding for Missoula, while Marshall starred for Butte. Tobin stole home in the seventh.

Missoula Butte Bohan Kellogg Jecal Cams Changnon Roberts Marshall Tobin Demargio Orie Levy Keltone Baste Carr Minsovia Levy hite-Marshal Tome Tan Kellogg Wright Nie

Knight Owls Rally Repeats Binges In Utah Series

Salt Lake City May 28 Omden bunch ef bite again today and won the second game of the series from Salt Lake to & Cilleton Erickson and Dressen pitched for the Saints but were hit hard Costly errors aided Gyten in scoring Fowler pitched well for Ogden The game ended in a late inning with Ogden winning in about two hours and twenty two minutes Umpire Larocque

Salt Lake Utah Omden Bunchef To & Cilleton Erickson Dressen Saints Gyten Fowler Ogden Oxyden Ratt Lake Ih Larocaue

Vancouver Tops Spokane In Tight Northwest League Tilt

Vancouver wins 5 to 3 after a tense game with Spokane. Batteriea Concannon and Lewis star for Vancouver. Tacoma narrowly reverses loss, edging Tacoma 7 to 6 with Harterice Smith and Meck delivering key runs.

Callahan Mystery Leads Seattle in Game Two Victory

Seattle won the second game of the series 2 to 6 as Callahan and Williams starred for Seattle while Cadman and Gipe contributed. The locals failed to hit Callahan and the Seattle coach was Tatteriee-Callahan.

Seattle Fortann New Callahan Tatteriee Williams Gipe Cadman

Racing Results and Miscellaneous Sports News

Summary of horse racing results including Standing of the Clubs first race at ave and half furlong with Wolforth winning and Ruasella second. Second race over four and a half furlongs with Bing winning. Tremargo wins the third race over five and a half furlongs. Tellurium wins the fourth race over six furlongs. Wastelia wins the fifth race over five furlongs with Old Settler second. Tallow Dip wins the sixth race over seven furlongs. Also notes about chess and amateur world championship rounds, and Cleveland club player news and boxing results from New York and Philadelphia bouts with Cross vs Maloney.

Buss Tellurium Wastelia Old Settler Lee Harrison Jennie Newman St. Andrews Scouminan Heinrich Schmat Worcester Wil Tomor Sow HH Huon Royal Liverpool We Club United States

Diabetes No Longer Feared by Liver Remedy Claims

An ad extols a liver based tonic from Swift Specific Company claiming to dissolve diabetes fears. It asserts the liver drives digestion, promises bile and blood benefits, and asserts relief from biliousness malaria and glandular swellings. Ends with mail order advice and free consultations.

Long game ends in Chicago loss after late rally

In the season’s longest game, St Louis loses to Chicago 7 2 after a 17th inning bases loaded walk and costly final pass. Chicago nerves faltered in the ninth as Hara left with Lavender finishing the bases situation and Cheney pitching. Reds and Pirates also feature in scattered notes from the day.

Chicago Ase St. Louts Lovale Nerve Lavender Lavender Cheney Score Rowe Fst. Louis

Yacht syndicate backs cup defense bid after Lipton threat

A New York Yacht Club syndicate formed by ex Commodore Cornelius Vandertilt and C. C. Tain plans the funds to defend the America s Cup next year against Sir Thomas Lipton. The group aims to secure a strong boat and crew as competition heats up in transatlantic sailing circles.

Thomas Lipton Cornelius Vandertilt C. C. Tain New York Curp

Oakland Opens Pac Coast League Series With Ninth In Rally

In Sacramento on May twenty eighth the patched Oakland lineup won the opener against Sacramento with a ninth inning rally. Key players included Kinsella Stroud Meyer and Rohrer for Oakland, while Los Angeles fell 6 to 1 to the Sabjondoliers with late support by Tozer Krapp and Boles Raleigh and Elliott.

Sacramento Oakland Sores WE Xaste Fee Hes Minnsell Kinsella Stroudmeyer Christian Rohrer

Rives Back Prom Cuba Troops Face New Discharges

The navy transport Prairie returns from Guantanamo Cuba with 2,000 Marines who were mobilized last winter during the Mexican disturbance. After arrival in Philadelphia the troops will be distributed to naval yards in New York Philadelphia Annapolis Boston Washington Norfolk Charleston and Port Royal. The Prairie then heads back to Guantanamo to bring a field battery and an automatic rifle company, the brigade's remaining units in Cuba.

Washington Guantenamo Cuba Philadelphia New York Annapolis Boston Wash- Indon Norfolk Charleston Port Waal Yuintenamo

Governor vows to enforce gambling laws at race tracks

Governor Shiver writes to Arthur Brisbane declaring he will adhere to letters he sent authorities about tracks where gambling may occur. He warns officials to enforce the law and holds them responsible, opposing gambling on race tracks in New York.

Shiver Arthur Brisbane New York Hel~mont Park

Walsh Knocked Out as Cleveland Wins Doubleheader

Cleveland takes both games 2 to 1 and 3 to 1 over Walsh as Rath steals second and scores in the opener. In the second game Walsh exits in the second inning after Cleveland builds an early lead of three runs. Other scores note St Louis beating Detroit 6 to 3 and rain delaying games in several cities.

Cleveland Chicago Rath Collins Sinkie Walls Walsh Ondeveland Rahter Oneill Sehatk

Rucker's Big Salary and Draft Drama Stir Dodgers Notes

Nap Rucker hailed as top left handed NL pitcher, yet his release cost Brooklyn only 109. Pat Donovan, managing the Dodgers, saw Rucker in Augusta and drew praise. Ebbetts attended draft meetings and learned Rucker bound to be sold to Connie Mack. Mack offered no cash, league minutes paused on contract. Ebbetts bid 500 on the rising draft, Garry Herrmann at the table, Tucker later awarded to Mack. Also covered are theatrical chatter, Matty’s pitching mastery, Walter Johnson's fan letters, and a note on U.S. banking power doubling since 1900.

Nap Rucker Brooklyn Pat Donovan Dodgers Rucker Augusta Ebbetts Connie Mack Mack National Comm Tion Eb Pele Ising Garry Hermann Tucker

Frankie White Set for Tonight’s Bouts at Harnols Theater

Frankie White of Crreaso will meet Ted Hughes in a boxing match tonight at the Harnols theater in Alis sola. The bout headlines tonight’s schedule with local fans expecting a decisive clash.

Frankie White Crreaso Ted Hughes Alissola Harnols Theater

Wisconsin passes boxing bill by assembly vote

Madison May 2 The assembly approved a boxing bill 82 to 3 proposing a state commission to regulate bouts with ten round limits, revenue sharing to the state treasury, and a move to the senate. The debate touched on Luther McCarty’s death and memorials amid opposition over track gambling concerns.

Madison Wis Senate Luther McCarty Catgars Ar Kuimenta

Beaverhead High School Presents Its Class Play

Beaverhead High School stages its class play under the direction of Laney Herrick. An appreciative audience witnessed performances featuring Molly and Roberta, with cast members including Frank Loveye, Dorothy, Agnes Ethridge, Ward Binet, and John Hume. The event, part of a school program, showcased student acting and musical pieces in a campus banquet setting.

Beaverhead High School Clee Cie Eavernond Norvee Ees Archesten Aise Laney Herrick Atte Bruker le Prean Tard Fords Hue Molly Ekrouds Nevert Shepard Mol Hertitoanen Carl Cutrandery Stax Roberta Frank Lov EyeNsarothy Forde Evert Wellealy Rotheser John Hume Feea Agnes Ethridge Ward Fk Binet Nett Caamity High School Tee Metten

State Land Sales Set for Sixteen Counties

Public auctions of state land are authorized in sixteen counties including Cascade Chouteau Deer Lodge Fergus Flathead Hill Lewis and Clark Linton Musselshell Missoula Powell Sanders Sheridan Sweet Grass and Yellowstone counties. Minimum bid at appraised value not below ten dollars per acre. Purchasers pay fifteen percent down with remaining balance in equal annual payments at interest.

Stannara Ticena Land Office Casa de Chouteau Deer Lodge Fergus Flathead Hil Lewis and Clark Linton Musselshell Missoula Powell, Sanders, Sheridan, Sweet Grass Yellowstone Counties

Modern Dances Deplored by New York Grand Jury

The May 28 presentment from a New York grand jury condemns modern dances seen in hotels and restaurants serving liquor. It cites increased suggestive dancing and notes harmful moral effects on the youth, urging scrutiny and restraint.

New York Tne Grand Jury

Fund drive launched for Empire day disaster victims in Long Beach

Long Beach officials began a canvass to raise relief funds for the injured and the families of the dead from the Empire day disaster. A 25 cent fund is expected, alongside a 1 cent tax levy. The relief committee arranged Mrs. Frank Matthews funeral in Los Angeles and support for the Matthews children while the father remains hospitalized. Coroner’s deputies served subpoenas for the coroner’s jury.

Long Beach Cal New Frank Matthews Los Angeles Matthews Coroner's Ofice

De Oro Extends Lead In 1-Point Billiards Match

Alfred De Oro widened his lead over title holder John Horgan in the second night of the three cushion championship. Horgan managed 71 points tonight while De Oro totaled 100. Breaks favored the challenger with a high run of five as the contest proceeds to Francisco and is decided tomorrow.

Kat Ihe Emu

Appeal to the President to Liberate Philippines

Representative Francis Burton Harrison urged President Wilson to grant immediate independence to the Philippines. He argued the islands are vulnerable to attack and the people deserve self-government and promised independence, noting the president had not committed himself. A later note mentions Gustavus T. Kirby inviting Wilson to attend a demonstration on physical training and athletics.

Washington Francis Burton Harrison New York Wilson Philippine Islands Philippines United States Harrison Gustavus T. Kirby Amateur Athletic Union Public Schools Athletic Vague New York City Jone

White Knocks Out Myers in Cag Round

In Aurora Illinois on May 2 Charles Wine of Chicago defeated George Meyers in a six round pro style contest. The bout ended with Wine securing a knockout win in the eighth? round.

Aurora, al Charles Wine Chcago George Meyers

Eandall Gets Decision in St Louis Bout

In St Louis on May 2, Eandall defeated Leo Kelly in a welterweight bout. Both fighters reside in St Louis and the decision drew sharp audience reaction as the crowd jeered the result.

St. Louis Arry Gemued Leo Kelly Hane

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