Pirates and Cubs Play in Big City Showdown
League leaders clash in Chicago as Pirates and Cubs draw a hearty crowd. Bundeau pitched eleven innings while Clarke delivered a decisive four run blast to Brown. both teams fielded hit sparse attack.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1909
Page
14
Pittsburg Defeats Chicago To Extend Pennant Lead
In an 11 inning game Pittsburg defeated Chicago five to four to strengthen its hold on first place in the pennant race. Key plays include two base hits by Chance and Wagner and a late scoring rally by Pittsburg. Umpires were Johnstone and Klein. time of game two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburg
Hoffman
Gibson
Byrne
Wilson
Tinker
Schulte
Chance
Wagner
Clarke
Camnita
Brown
Camnitz
Leever
Johnstone and
Klein
Ferguson
Whiteman
L Gray
Main
P Sone
Anderson
I Smith
Taylor
Gleason
A Kelley
Hamilton
McQuade
Eerseee
Briggs
Hammond
Richmeyer
Eewneee
Connolly
Hood
Cocee
Gebeau
Smith
Hite
Kelley
Williams
Balle
Nelson
St. Louis Dominates Cincinnati in Baseball Clash
Cincinnati struggled to threaten Beebe as St. Louis won decisively. The box score lists Cincinnati 2 runs and St. Louis 8, with pitchers Rowan Carmichael and Troth for Cincinnati and Beebe and Phelps for St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Beebe
St. Louis
R. H. E. Cimeinmatt
Ecco
T & St. Louis
Rowan
Cleveland Keeps Winning Against Chicago in Lopsided Win
In Chicago on September 5 Cleveland defeated Chicago 6 to 1 in a poorly played game. Smith fanned 12 but was hit freely at times as Cleveland built an early lead and held on. Batteries Smith and Owens for Cleveland. Otis, Berger and Easterly for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Smith
H. E
Owens
Otis
Berger
Easterly
Detroit Beats St Louis 5 to 1 on Powell Strong Start
Detroit defeated St Louis 5 to 1 as Powell pitched well through eight and two thirds. Batteries Willett and Schmidt for Detroit along with Powell and Criger for St Louis produced the run line and errors in the game played today in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Detroit
Powell
R. H. E Toetroit
Seeeeer
Ciscacgenah
Willett and Schmidt
Criger
Butte Independents Edge Deer Lodge In Tight Battle
The Butte Independents defeated Deer Lodge 10 to 8 in a city pavilion game. Deer Lodge scored six runs in the second inning due to a Kirby Hoon error, then led 7 to 6 after seven innings before Butte ignited with Schaffer’s seventh inning play. Deer Lodge added one in the eighth and Butte four in the last. The teams meet again tomorrow after the labor unions parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Independents
Butte
City Pavilion
Kirby Hoon
Schaffer
Deer
Self Paying No Interest in Musico Co Anaconda Park
Standard Musico Co located at Big East Park in Anaconda outlines a project plan. The notice references park facilities and potential funding in a concise public statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Musico Co
Big East Park
Anaconda
Hamilton Beats Missoula Giants In Labor Day Feature
Hamilton, defending Bitter Root Valley champions, defeated the Missoula Giants in a tense Labor Day clash as Missoula played short handed and disorganized. The two teams were set to meet again the next day as part of the holiday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Sept
Hamilton
Tacoma Triumph in Northwestern League Clash
In a Northwestern League contest, Tacoma posted a 10 to 25 scoreline against Vancouver. The result highlights a decisive win by Tacoma over Vancouver in a regional matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Vancouver
Unclear Seattle Sports Note Highlights Masella and Players
A fragmented Seattle game note mentions Masella and a list of players including Averdeen Starkell Kreitz and Shea. Details and outcomes are unreadable, leaving only partial names and an uncertain score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
H. EB
Masella
Averdeen
Eaneenee
Latteries
Alien
Shea
Starkell Ani Kreitz
EpPOKANVS Rally Errors Fall In Extra Innings
Sept. 5 Portland game, Rh H E details scarce. Batteries Jensen Brown Ortdieck Gough Beaton Armbruster Fournier played. EpPOKANVS called in the eleventh inning after a late rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Rh. H. E. Eppokanvs
DPR
Cnn
Jensen
Brown
Ortdieck
Gough
Beaton
Armbruster
Fournier
Scores from American Association games
In Indianapolis Indiana the Colts defeated Toledo 7 to 9 while St Paul beat Minneapolis 6 to 1. Milwaukee opened with Kansas City 7 to 6 and then Kansas City 2 to 0. Columbus beat Louisville 8 to 3 in the first game and Louisville won 5 to 4 in the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Louisville
Sa Ewee
Columbus
St. Paul Pocessers
Indianapols
Toledo
Weeneee If
Kansas City
Ewanee
Indianapolis-Indianapolis
St. Paul
Dodgers fall in opener as Oakland edges LA 3 2
In Oakland a split results between Los Angeles and Oakland with game scores 2–0 and 3–2. Sacramento beats San Francisco 4–2 at Sacramento while Vernon defeats Portland 9–3 and Portland 4–0 at Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Los Angeles
Sacramento
San Francisco
Vernon
Portland
Western League Scores From Topeka Sioux City Omaha Des Moines
In Topeka Lincoln 2 lost to Topeka 3. Sioux City defeated Wichita 6 to 5. Omaha won twice over Pueblo 4 1 and 7 5. Des Moines defeated Denver 11 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Lincoln
Sioux City
Wichita
Omaha
Pueblo
Des Moines
Denver
Murphy Concedes Pirates Lead In National League Race
Cincinnati, September 5. President Charles Murphy of the Cubs says the Pittsburg Pirates should win the 1899 National League pennant. He admits doubt about his team but praises Pittsburgh for its strong play and says he hopes a rival club wins if not the Cubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Charles Murphy
Cubs
National Commission
Pittsburg
Murphy
Pirate
Barney Dreyfus
Burns May Retrive His Defeat in Australia
New York reports Tommy Burns vows to rebound after a non decisive defeat in Australia to Jack Johnson. He seeks a rematch in London following a Langford bout in England within two months, aiming to prove his quality and challenge Johnson again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tommy Burns
Jack Johnson
Burns
Australia
Tommy
Sam Langford
England
Langford
Johnson
Bugs
Burs
London
Kaufman
Kalispell Ball Team Sets Rookie California to Kalispell Tour
Coeur d Alene semi pro club with 30 wins in 34 plays opens a Sand Point exhibition trip heading to Libby and Kalispell Montana for three game sets in each city. Gannon anchors pitching for the visitors as Kalispell’s crowd has not heard of this team despite strong local regard for the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeur d'Alene
Sand Point
Idaho
Libby
Kalispell
Mont
Gannon
Dodds
Spokane
K 1
Coast and Coast League reshuffle eyed by Northwest towns
Reports from California say Bill Lange could head a reorganized Coast circuit limited to California cities. Spokane Chronicle notes talks of an eight club layout with four California towns and four Northwestern league cities may be abandoned while plans favor a strong southern organization. Proposals hint at Butte and Helena joining if inducements arise as Portland risks reduced representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
South
Spokane Chronicle
Portland
Northwestern
Butte
Helena
Bill Lange
Coast Organization
Cal Ewing
Yiead
Coasters
McCredie
Coast League
Judge McCredie
Turk to Face Frank Gotch in Montreal Wrestling Push
Montreal promoter George Kennedy plans to import a top Turk wrestler who has defeated leading European foes. Kennedy aims to bring him to Canada by Christmas and schedule a match against Gotch early next year, hoping the Turk will triumph. He will tour Europe and Bulgaria Romania Turkey Russia, then return to Italy and sail for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Quebec
Canadian Athletic Association
George Kennedy
Europe
Asia
Lohmer Park
Kennedy
London
Paris
Vienna
Berlin
Bulgaria
Roumania
Turkey
Russia
Italy
New York
Naples
Frank Gotech
Canadian Athletic Club
America
Gotch
Yale to Erect New Concrete Stadium at $500000
Yale athletic officials have purchased a site for a new athletic field and will begin immediate construction of a concrete stadium costing 500000 dollars. Architect L W Robinson of New York designs the plans for stands expected to seat 60 000 to 80 000 around the field. Walter Camp and Henry K Sargent lead the fundraising efforts with support from Yale executives to surpass rival college stadiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
L. W. Robinson
New York
Walter Camp
Henry K. Sargent
Yale Corporation
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
United States
Great Men of Came May Show in West
Two baseball leaders may lead teams in the Northwest and Pacific coast this fall if plans proceed. Fielder Jones of the Chicago White Sox, now in lumber business in Portland, plans to head Portland lumbermen against Seattle on Hon Hoo day at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition. Fred Clarke of the Pirates could manage two teams from the National and American leagues touring the country under a New York theatrical manager’s backing. Clarke will respond after the National league season ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Fielder Jones
Chicago White Sox
Portland
Ore
Fred Clarke
Pittsburg Pirates
Clarke
New York
National amateur golf championship pairings announced
The fifteenth annual national amateur championship will be held at Wheaton Ill starting next Monday. One hundred twenty golfers are paired with play starting at 9 am. First to start are W J MacDonald and Frederick Snare. Jerome D Travers is paired with Paul Hunter as the nineteenth pair. Chandler Egan and Fred Herresshoff are among early twentythird pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wleaton
Ill
Chicago Golf Club
W. J. MacDonald
Midlothian Club
Frederick Snare
Englewood Club
Jerome D. Travers
Paul Hunter
Chandler Egan
Exmoor Country Club
Fred Herreshoff
Ekwanok Country Club
Walter J. Travis
Garden City Golf Club
C. K E. Evans, Jr
Edgewater Golf Club
Ringer in Montana Not in Washington
Bill Miner, former Washington State College football star, plans to enroll at Pullman this fall and seek a spot on the football team. He previously played end for three years, was injured in a Spokane game, and attended the University of Montana where President Duniway labeled him a professional. Miner may also try out for the baseball team next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Miner
Washington State College
Duniway
Miner
Pullman
Handball duel ends close with Gleason Crowley win
In a taut Leary’s court match on Summit Street Paddy Gleason and Don Crowley edged Frank McCarthy and Mert Sullivan 3 2 to claim a $250 purse. The deciding fifth game produced a dramatic 21 to 7 victory after a see saw 21 11 11 21 21 7 sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Paddy Gleason
Don Crowley
Frank McCarthy
Mert Sullivan
Leary’s Court
Summit Street
Lutte
Gleason
Crowley
McCarthy
Sullivan
Gleason and Crowley
No Fighting Blood Claflin Lets Out
Tall Hal Claflin, a hard luck pitcher, is out of Northwestern league baseball. He showed flashes with Russell Hall's Butte team but failed to sustain form, bobbled plays, and lost confidence. He moved to Spokane after two Tacoma releases, won a first game, then was released as Spokane pressed Seattle for the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Claflin
Russ Hall
Butte
Spokane
Tacoma
Brown
Seattle
Black Eye for Wolgast Dirty Tactics Charged
Pittsburg authorities report the National Athletic club refused Harlem Tommy Murphy another chance to fight Ad Wolgast in Pittsburg. Club promoters say Wolgast fought unfairly and attempted to foul Murphy after recognizing he was outclassed and he will not be permitted to fight in their club again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
National Athletic Club of
Harlem Tommy Murphy
Ad Wolgast
Wolgast
Murphy
European Wrestlers Chasing World Champion Gotch
Giovanni Raicivich and FE. Ruggiero of Italy and Journde de Uzes of France arrived in Chicago to challenge the world champion Frank Gotch. The trio, all reputed as top catch-as-catch-can stars, weigh 250, 240, and 242 pounds respectively and range in age from 26 to 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Giovanni Raicivich
FE. Ruggiero
Italy
Panama Bill Hartman Dominates Belgrade In Bozeman Triumph
Pan ama Bill Hartman pitched a strong game striking out 12 as Bozeman defeated Belgrade 11 to 1. Bozeman tallied four runs in the second, two in the sixth, and five in the eighth while Belgrade scored its lone run in the first. Meyers allowed 10 hits for Belgrade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Bozeman
Panama Bill
Hartman
Belgrade
Bealgrade
Meyers
Baltimore to host National Bowling Association tournament
Baltimore plans to stage the National Bowling Association tournament from April 9 to 30 at the Garage building. All events will be rolled in one day with players competing in five men two men and individual contests. Winning end in each event may rise 25 percent if records are broken, pending board approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore Bowling Tournament Company
National Bowling Association
Board of Governors
Rain Delays Boston Montana Versus Tripp Dragstedt Game
Rain halted the scheduled match between the Boston Montana and Tripp Dragstedt ball teams at Columbia gardens yesterday afternoon. No new game time has been announced yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Montana
Tripp & Dragstedt
Columbia Gardens
Peddler Springs Surprising Form Upsets At Coursing Meet
Despite rain and low crowd the opening round at Butte coursing park saw favorites win most races. Donegal Peddler defeated Welsh Boy, Horace E. fell to Shy Boy, and Gram Pound Boy upset Fleecer Mountain among others. Final rounds expected today with strong matchups and a promising closing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Coursing Park
Horace E
Mike Davey
L. Nuhfer
Donegal
Charming Girl
Cocoa
Yellow Brazen
Nellie H
Ding Darley
Real Rocker
Shy Boy
Maud Campbell
Clyde
Basin Buster
Prince Charming
Catcher
Harry Kean
Willie Keen
Pretty Nellie
Grandpa
Sarah Keen
Grampound Boy
Fleecer Mountain
Lassie
Grampound
Grandma
Cricket Keen
Jimmy Britt
Revised Rules Govern Game Of Basketball
New national committee-approved basketball rules introduce major changes. Umpires focus on non ball handlers, scoring must be tallied after each goal, and dribbling rules require either a pass or a bounce continuation after stopping. Boundary lines now declare players or ball outside. glass backboards are legalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Committee of Six
Preliminary Contests Decide Tennis Honors
Preliminary matches between American and English teams begin September 11 at Germantown Cricket Club in Philadelphia to decide who meets Australia for the Dwight F. Davis Cup. The American squad includes W. A. Larned, W. J. Clothier, H. H. Hackett and R. D. Little, with McLoughlin and Long on standby if the U S wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Australia
Germantown Cricket Club
Philadelphia
W. A. Larned
W. J. Clothier
H. H. Hackett
R. D. Little
Maurice F. McLoughlin
Melville H. Long
Governor Willson Returns to Dining After Delegation Delay
During a winter of a strained leg Governor Willson of Kentucky worked from the mansion with Jim, a longtime governor aide. Mrs Willson urged lunch with 30 minutes to spare, but the governor delayed until the downstairs delegation was finished. Jim teased by asking if he knew who the governor was, then promised to relay the wait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willson
Kentucky
Jim
State House
Mr. Willson
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When Clarke
Swatters
Reach Brown
National League
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Needham
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Boston
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Bosten
AB. Kh. H. A.E
Cocess
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A.E. Fayrne
Leach
Miller
Abstein
T. Louis
Cincinnathe
Firsily
White Sox
Butte Independents
RED Sox
Giants
Northwestern League
Steer
Hall
Brooks
Flannagan
Sugden
Erick
Newlin
Stevensson
Stanley
Aberdeen
Western League
Clude
Frank Gotch
West
Tochly
Ringer
Claflin
Coursing Park
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