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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1915
Page
1
New York May 2 Readers lament how boxing fans pay for fights that often fail to deliver. Critics blame promoters and weak sanctions for one sided bouts fake matchups and refunds denied. A national boxing association is urged to standardize rules and protect ticket buyers by ensuring refunds or coupons when advertised bouts are not delivered.
Cincinnati reports Latonia’s 1915 summer meeting opens June 8 and runs through July 5, featuring the Latonia Derby with $6,000 added and a $10,000 value. Notable entrants include Regret and Emerson Cochran, with rich purses across multiple stakes and new track improvements enthusing spectators.
Brooklyn star Jack Coombs analyzes pitching craft in a candid clubhouse chat. He recalls his Iron Man era with the Athletics, explains using speed smartly, and stresses conserving energy by keeping a reserve to attack late. Connie Mack scouts college players as a source of brains and polish for majors.
A fragmentary sports profile recalls veteran baseball figures and coaching methods. The piece highlights Connie Mack style training, shellball drills, and pitcher development from scouts to the 1920s era, praising Wheeler Dell as a growing star pitcher with Brooklyn connections.
Branch Rickey, manager of the St Louis Browns, is said to be near nervous prostration over his club’s showing. Rickey, once hailed as the wizard Teague, faces pressure as fans discussed world series tickets for a Browns Cards matchup. He holds an ironclad contract through Robert Lee Hedges, keeping job security regardless of finish.
Grover Cleveland Alexander, famed pitcher, is described as never having been part of a pennant winner despite carrying teams with superior pitching. The article traces his dominance in drafts, minor leagues, and major leagues, noting his high win totals and the frequent mismatch between his personal success and his clubs' performances from 1911 to 1914.
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