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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1925
Page
7
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne argues psychology should aid but not replace hard play and strategy. He recalls methods to motivate players, stresses sportsmanship, and warns against alibi tactics while stressing the team must win with clean effort.
Anaconda Ramblers defeated Belmots 20 to 6 yesterday in Anaconda. The Butte team featured stars B Lynch fullback G McElroy George Gologoskly and Art Turner. Three weeks into the season close races mark the YMCA bowling leagues with Cadillacs and Hudson Essex tied in Gold, First National and Nettie Mine tied in Lead, Riggs Bevel Edge leading Copper with nine straight wins. Art Perham rolled 188 in six games to top Gold, while Dever and Young tied at 184 Copper. Gleasons lead Lead with 164 average. Schedule lists weekly fixtures across Gold Copper Lead and Zinc leagues.
The Junior Saints from Mount St. Jeserves meet Central in a Clark Park Columbus Day feature. Coach Sullivan plans a close, competitive tilt after strong performances by Helena and Philipsburg rivals. Starting lineups and key plays will shape the early fall showdown.
Washington manager Stanley Harris predicts World Series game at Griffith Stadium tomorrow with Coveleskie as his pick. He notes Bluege and Myer injuries, Barney Johnson’s grit after a leg injury, and that the Pirates faced a tough break on a Wright liner in the seventh inning. He insists the Senators are not beaten and will fight on.
The Washington Streets opened the 1925 football season with a 17 to 9 win over the Hart Broadways. Washingtons displayed faster pace and scored two touchdowns, building on their claimed two previous undefeated seasons.
Denver dispatch reports Utah Aggies, once an unknown quantity, beat Brigham Young 21 to 0 and Utah State defeated Wyoming 43 to 40. Colorado Mines to face Deitz eleven next week in Laramie. Montana State crushed Montana Mines 72 to 0 while USC routed Utah 28 to 2. New Mexico beat Montezuma 12 to 0. Western State tumble noted.
The Baltimore Orioles defeated Louisville right-hander Joe Deberry to win the deciding game of the Junior World Series. The victory crowned the Orioles as International League champions and capped a strong series showing despite the American Association titlist taking only three of eight games between Baltimore and Louisville. The win sealed the minor league title for Baltimore tonight.
Bulldogs from Gonaga arrive Friday morning to practice at Clark Park before facing the University of Montana the next day. Coach Smith brings more than 20 players with regulars from the Oregon Aggie contest. Montana supporters travel with the varsity band and 35 guests as invitations go out from local officials for the game weekend in Butte.
The Pacific coast football scene featured Washington beating Montana with a touchdown and a field goal, led by back-field star George Wilson. California suffered its first defeat in five years to the Olympic Club 15 to 0 at Berkeley, while USC defeated Utah 28 to 2 in Los Angeles and Stanford beat another opponent 8 to 0 in Palo Alto.
Walter Johnson reflected after a rough ninth inning in Pittsburg, stating the team won and that he endured training fatigue. He noted three days for the second start, a sore right leg from fielding, and that the injury did not significantly hinder his pitching. He added that similar strains can occur after a strong opening or poor field positioning.
In Chicago on October 11 Ted Bleaks thip the Texas cowboy defeated Grover Alexander and the Cubs 7 to 2 to even the series at two games each after a 18 inning 2 to 2 tie earlier. Percy Lee Jones started but walked three and allowed four runs in the first inning.
Centerville defeated Walkerville 8 to 0 in a grueling mud battle. The game featured multiple punting exchanges, turnovers, and a late third period drive by Centerville that set up the lone touchdown from F. Sullivan and Snyder with Moglen as ball carrier. Safety credited to Centerville, strong defensive stands by Walkerville kept the game tight through the final seconds.
The linesman in a football game plays a vital part in the conduct of the game. He and two assistants measure gains and losses with a Losfoot chain and mark out of bounds. He reports offsides and assists the referee and umpires in enforcing rules.
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