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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1926
Page
9
Uproar sets a track sixteenth record amid a crowded Butte Derby night, with Who's Whooper and other speedsters making bold late moves. The meet features rapid races, near misses, and a strong field including Derby nominees and top contenders.
A garbled list details seven horse races with multiple entrants and post positions. It notes track conditions as fast, lists owners and prize money, and mentions winners and margins amid confusing OCR text. Strong entities include race names, horse names, and the track context.
Racing notes describe Joe Simenich defending bantam welter status as Sammy Baker challenges him next Monday in Wilkes-Barre Pa. Reports recount the Simenich Baker bout set for last evening with track details and results around emerging horses and riders.
Rain halted a crucial game between Cincinnati and Pittsburgh with large weekday crowds awaiting action. The teams paused after innings as players waited out heavy showers, leaving the doubleheader scheduled for September 20 in Pittsburgh in doubt.
New York action at Madison Square Garden features Bushy Graham of Uilea New York winning a ten round decision to claim the bantamweight title against Chick Suggs in a carnival bout. New England champion Cratam Whitty and Utica contender Tider Brown are noted in the event lineup with other yeast weigh in results and surrounding matches.
In a Berlin bureau report the German swimming association weighs amateur status for Henat Vieriveth and Ming Raatie amid new eligibility bids. The decision impacts future competition, with Vierkeoat seeking permission and pledging to observe amateur rules.
The Cardinals surged ahead in the National League by beating the Chicago Cubs 9 to 0 after three and a half innings, prompting a suspended game in Cincinnati with Cincinnati leading. Pittsburgh remains in third place, while Chicago drops to fourth as St Louis extends its division margin. Grover Alexander starred for the Cardinals with decisive pitching and offense supporting him as 31,000 spectators crowded the park.
In Detroit on September 2, Blue and Bassler led a rally against St. Louis with multiple RBIs as Hamsler and Manush contributed with timely hits. Blue doubled in the go ahead runs as the inning produced a burst of scoring, while Manush added three singles in five at bats to boost his average. The Tigers secured the lead in a tense early season matchup.
National League games saw Chicago lose 0 1 to Lote as rain halted play while Cincinnati posted a win in a delayed contest. American League reports Detroit and Washington were affected by showers, New York and Philadelphia battled in a rain shortened or uncertain result, and Minneapolis beat Milwaukee with a strong late push. Second game featured a 14 inning thriller in a joint recap.
The Mines barnstorming squad announced for a multi city tour led by Power pitcher Hein and Maple of Anofer with Zanie of Clarks, Me Inger, Parker, Art dtrack and O'Connell among others. Three games are planned in Missoula Wallis and surrounding areas as the squad seeks winter play.
Charley Schwartz starred for Clarkmen as they routed Anodes 7 to 0 in a cold Tutte night game. Weathersby pitched sharply for Clark, supported by timely hits and key defensive plays including a standout bunt squeeze and crucial sixth inning run production.
A reported street fight led to a charge against Pitts 108 Angel on January in which he allegedly assaulted a policeman. The incident occurred last night amid a broader brawl. a Hampton fighter named Felonsen faced $500 bail.
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