Three Shutouts In Row For Mackinek
Washington beats Philadelphia 3 0 in a shutout, Cleve land blanks Detroit 1 0 as Veach scores on a misthrow, rain ruins one game schedule with several makeups and doubleheaders planned for today.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1913
Page
9
Washington beats Philadelphia 3 0 in a shutout, Cleve land blanks Detroit 1 0 as Veach scores on a misthrow, rain ruins one game schedule with several makeups and doubleheaders planned for today.
Reports from Milwaukee Indianapolis Toledo and Philadelphia describe exhibition matches and scores. Chicago Americans and Nationals played late seventh or tenth inning games, with notes of darkness halting play. Franklin and Marshall defeated Penn by 13 to 6 as captain Young was absent. In Minneapolis, a high school player, Wiedman, died after a football injury sustained September 2.
An old advertisement touts 8 8 8 as a universal cure for poisoned blood and related ailments. It warns of daily dangers from minor injuries and infections, promotes purified blood as essential to health, and urges buying from Co. 222 Swift Ride.
New York regulars expected back in Boston for a three day tune up before the season ends and the World Series heavyweights. McGraw hopes to field the full Championship lineup tomorrow if weather allows and Gro and other injured players are fit. rain may delay Polo Grounds game and unfinished Contests to be finished at the site.
Great Falls will be represented at the Union league meeting in Salt by a director. Pros hope three pitcher sales and two drafted outfielders will close the season deficit from the prior year. Denver Western league club reportedly drafted outfielder Eddie Faye.
Tudor rdiner star tackle of the Harvard Varsity seven in 1911 and a leading candidate for end on the Crimson squad probably will never play football again. His forearm, broken in the Harvard Princeton game two years ago and re injured last year, remains too weak for safe play, doctors said today. His absence, along with Milholland and Dana, weakens Weeks' squad at practice.
In a terse note, Smith exits the Malvare routine leaving only three usable ends from a seven-end start, citing incomplete work as the reason. The change narrows the operating options and impacts ongoing tasks.
On October first in Columbus the local racing card was postponed until 3 pm due to drenched grounds. Only one of three races finished with Bismaya winning the 2:20 trot. Fay Richmond narrowly nosed out Princess Margaret in the 2:13 pace after two heats. The 2:10 pace was halted with different winners in each heat and will resume tomorrow along with the postponed Buckeye $8000 stake.
Australia may host Freddie Welsh after his fight with Fighting Dick Hyland in Billings on October 1. Promoter Snowey Baker seeks dates in Melbourne and Sydney, with Brisbane and New York promoters weighing terms for a December 28 boxing day. Welsh lobbied for two guaranteed bouts and gross potential of about 35 thousand dollars, aiming to sail after the Billings card.
The September report shows funds decreased by 19,966 due to transfers to contingency, house bond, poor fund, sinking fund, and others. The balance sheet lists General, Contingent, Poor, Road, Sinking, bond, and various district funds with licenses and fees totaling 1,744.19 in the office. other sources add to the receipts.
A blaze swept through the business district of New Haven Kentucky early today killing five members of James Devere family, the wife and three children and a skiter who were trapped in Devere's hotel.
RAVALLI COUNTY FAIR OPENS WITH large attendance and heavy activity. Friday and Saturday feature Boston and Montana band, boxing match, dances, and racing results including purse events and top finishers. Also noted are exhibits in fruit, vegetables, art, and horticulture with prize awards and upcoming events.
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