12 Oct 1913
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1913
Page
1
Early college football scores report Penn State beating Princeton 28 7 while Cornell edged Cornell barely won 7 0 against a Trojans team. Michigan lost to Mount Union 14 9 and Purdue routed Northwestern 34 6. Navy defeated Georgetown 23 0 and Washington State crushed Montana 28 0. Idaho tallied a field goal and a late TD in a narrow 9 3 win over Boise State.
Unofficial baseball tallies show Ty Cobb leading the American with a high batting average and Ville Wing top in the National. Other listed leaders include McDonald the NL holdout, with many players named from Boston, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, and Chicago, plus team hitting and fielding leaders across both leagues.
In St Louis on October 1, the Nationals led the doubleheader with the Americans to decide the city championship, taking the first of two games while the Americans claimed one win. Batteries listed include Hamilton Nidvhell Agnew for the Nationals and Don frickell Gringer Wingo Snyder for the Americans. A second game score unclear due to weather adjustments.
In a topsy turn of events Cicotte slugged his way to a 2-1 victory tying the city championship at one game apiece. The lineup featured hitters Hatteries Pierce Imvender Smith Archer Civello and Chalk as the Nationals triumphed.
The ad promotes S. 8 8 and S. 5 8 9 as a potent vegetable infusion for rheumatic ailments. It claims rapid relief through bloodstream action, soothing joints nerves and organs, with a call to buy from a reputable store and request product literature from the Swift Epectie Co in Atlanta.
In a hard fought game the college team avenged a prior loss by showing strong defense and improved play. Denver Grizzlies trounced Denver Ubon LesaN Bert Morris and Shafer in a minor league clash. City series payouts set at a total 330 and per-player shares of 3808 and 605 for winners and losers respectively.
Oakland defeated Los Angeles in 10 innings, 2 to 1, with key moments by Javling and Rohrer. San Francisco and Seattle results noted. Wolves rallied for a win as tense battering and fielding produced decisive plays.
A garbled OCR of numerous college football scores with many typos and misrendered names. Readable entities include Navy 3 Georgetown 0, Penn State 16 Gettysburg 0, Harvard 28 Williams a, Army 35 Turgers 9, Michigan Agricultural College 57 Mima 0, Syracuse 6, Brown 6 Ursinus 4, Dartmouth 33 Vermont 7, Kansas 63 Washington University 7, and other scattered results.
Mutts captained by Wreck Donnelly toppled Jeffs led by Tiehards in a 15 minute practice at Columbia yesterday. The Mutts scored first on a safety, added a 10 yard TD by Phelps, and finished 28 to 7 as Donnelly and McAuliffe linked on several passes and a 40 yard strike. The Jeffs standout Loney intercepted and returned for yards. Missoula awaits the winner next Saturday for champions honors.
Oct 11 reports Jack Johnson will be called to the bar on Monday to answer seven indictments under the white act. He is in jail and Assistant District Attorney Parisin will seek bond forfeiture of 350,000. Sheridan, wounded by a horse years ago while on duty, underwent successful spine surgery. Carpentier defeated the American eighth in a middleweight fight tonight.
The New York Press lampoons Connla Mack for resisting change and staging, urging a winter break to study drama. It mocks Baker’s reluctance and Mack’s tempers as he tensions with players over a game plan, lamenting the conservative approach amid a volatile crowd.
Walter Johnson of the American League and Jake Daubert of the National League were named top champions by the Chalmers commission. Johnson led with 54 points, followed by Eddie Collins of the 1912 champions with 20, while Cravath and Maranville led the National League selections. The article notes scattered voting across players in both leagues, with no single standout this year.
The remains of ha cles Mocking aged who died 1st evening are at Sherman Reed's pattory. Funeral notice later.
Funeral notices list multiple AIS names and details. Patrick Lyden and others will have services at Walsh's undertaking parlors and Sacred Heart Church. Remains of Erastus I. Crowl, Falkinburg, and Hermilag Tacvolz noted with funeral times and locations to follow.
Edward Campeau aged 49 died yesterday at 208 Pinner street funeral arrangements to be announced. Henry Muzuny funeral this afternoon at 8 at Khatis chapel under Blacksmiths union. members urged to meet Richards chapel today. Thankful card from Spargo family expresses gratitude for sympathy, flowers, and Pythian Sisters assistance during bereavement.
Joseph Richards foren director and embalmer located at 393 Montana Street Ontte Mant. contact details unavailable in readable text.
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