Pirates and Cubs Battle in Chicago Eleven Innings
Pirates face the Cubs at Chicago before a large crowd in a deciding game. Clarke delivers a four run inning as Pittsburg closes the gap with a long battle marked by sparse hits.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1909
Page
16
Pittsburg Takes Lead With 5 1 Win Over Chicago
Pittsburg beat Chicago 5 to 1 in a one inning contest to strengthen its hold on first in the pennant race before a record crowd. Hoffman, Gibson, Byrne, Wilson with sacrifices. Tinker, Schulte stole bases. base on balls and double plays noted. time two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburg
Pitsburg
Hoffman
Gibson
Byrne
Wilson
Tinker
Schulte
Chance
Wagner
Clarke
Camnita
Brown
Camnitz
Leever
Johnstone and
Klein
St Louis Beats Cincinnati In Rough Teaneck Showdown
Cincinnati could do little with Beebe as St. Louis won handily. The box score shows St. Louis ahead 8 to 5 with pitchers Shaemenneeces and Phelps combining for the win while Rowan Carmichael and Roth pitched for Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Beebe
St. Louis
Eccateheenssingseaae
St. Louie
Rowan
Carmichael
Roth
Phelps
Cleveland Defeats Chicago 6 1 in Lopsided Game
Cleveland beat Chicago 6 to 1 as Smith struck out 12 but was hit hard at times. Poor late play marred the game. batteries were Smith Owens for Chicago and Otis Berger Easterly for Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Smith
Owens
Otis
Berger
Easterly
Detroit Defeats St. Louis Five to One on Strong Pitching
Detroit beat St. Louis 5 to 1 as Powell pitched well through the ninth inning. Batteries were Willett and Schmidt for St. Louis, with Powell and Criger handling the mound duties for Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Detroit
Powell
Beore
Louis
Willett
Schmidt
Criger
Butte Independents Triumph Over Deer Lodge 10 to 8
In Deer Lodge the Butte Independents beat Deer Lodge 10 to 8 at the city pavilion grounds. An early Deer Lodge six-run second inning gave way to a late Butte rally, with Schaffer sparking a seventh-inning shift as Butte pulled ahead and added four runs in the final frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Independents
Butte
City Pavilion
Kirby Hoon
Schaffer
Hamilton Takes on Missoula Giants in Labor Day Clash
In Missoula on Sept 5 Hamilton, champions of the Bitter Root Valley league, beat the Missoula Giants for the first time this season despite the Giants' strong lineup. Missoula was crippled and disorganized, and the two teams schedule a rematch the next day as part of Labor Day celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Hamilton
Beattie team edges rivals in tight Seattle contest
In Seattle on September 5 a close baseball game ended with Beattie defeating the cccccce ceverce sessorness 8 to 8. Starkell and Kreilz powered the offense while Latteries-Alien and Shea contributed key plays in a high tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
R. H. E. Beatthe
Ceverce
Erence Sessorness
Latteries
Alien
Shea
Starkell
Kreilz
Battery rally lifts team in eleventh inning
In a dramatic late rally, batteries Jensen Brown and Ovtcieck, along with Gough Beaton and Armbruster Fournier, delivered key hits in the eleventh inning to propel Spokane Portland to a victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenee
Gascetetacsaa
Berette Greene
Erenee
Spokane
Portland
Jensen
Brown
Ovtcieck
Gough
Beaton
Armbruster
Fournier
American Association Scores Across Cities
In Indianapolis Tole do beat Indianapolis 9 to 1. St Paul edged Minneapolis 1 to 0. Milwaukee swept Kansas City 7 6 in game one and 9 2 in game two. Columbus defeated Louisville 8 3 in game one but lost 5 4 in game two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwauk
Minneapolis
Louisville
Sweer
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Pacific Coast League doubleheader results reported
In Oakland the Los Angeles team beat Oakland 2 to 0 in game one and Oakland won 3 to 2 in game two. In Sacramento San Francisco defeated Sacramento 4 to 2. In Vernon the first game ended Vernon 9 Portland percent and Portland 4 Vernon in the second game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Los Angeles
Sacramento
San Francisco
Vernon
Portland
Western League Scores From Topeka Sioux City Omaha
In Topeka the Lions beat Lincoln 3 to 2. Sioux City defeated Wichita 6 to 5. Omaha won two games over Pueblo 4 to 1 and 7 to 5. Des Moines dropped a doubleheader to Denver 3 to 1 and 1 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Lincoln
Sioux City
Wichita
Omaha
Pueblo
Des Moines-Denuver
Des Moines
Murphy Concedes Flag To Pirates In National League
Cincinnati reports President Charles Murphy of the Cubs says Pittsburgh is likely to win the 1999 NL pennant. He notes Cubs injuries and poor play hindered them but praises the Pirates for spunk and solid play under Barney Dreyfus as the Cubs vow to fight to the last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Charles Murphy
Cubs
National Commission
Pittsburg
Murphy
Pirate
Barney Dreyfus
Burns May Retrieve His Defeat in Australia
New York reports Tommy Burns will pursue rematches after a controversial defeat in Australia to Jack Johnson. Burns, set to fight Sam Langford in England within two months, could force Johnson to grant a return match if he defeats Langford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tommy Burns
Jack Johnson
Burns
Australia
Tommy
Sam Langford
England
Langford
Johnson
Burts
Burs
London
Kaufman
Kalispell Ball Team Makes Lone State Inroad
The Coeur d Alene semi pro squad, winners of 30 of 34, kicks off a Sand Point exhibition tour heading to Libby and Kalispell Montana for three games each. Gannon stars on the mound, but Kalispell remains a rarely seen opponent in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeur d'Alene
Sand Point
Idaho
Libby
Kalispell
Mont
Gannon
Dodds
Spokane
Ka Il
Coast league frameups threaten Northwest teams and Portland
California clubs push for a Coast league with eight teams and Portland could lose its single Northwestern entry. Rumors place Bill Lange as Coast president, replacing Cal Ewing, with Butte and Helena possibly joining if inducements rise. Critics say the Northwest may expand or resist, while Judge McCredie’s Portland plan seems sidelined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
South
Spokane Chronicle
Portland
Northwestern
Butte
Helena
Bill Lange
Coast Organization
Cal Ewing
Fiead
Coasters
Judge McCredie
Coast League
Looking for a Turk to Beat Frank Gotch
Montreal wrestling scene opens September 24 under the Canadian Athletic Association. promoter George Kennedy plans to import a Turkish grappler who has defeated top European foes to challenge Frank Gotch, aiming for a Christmas arrival and a potential match next year. Kennedy travels through Europe and Turkey to recruit top talent for Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Quebec
Canadian Athletic Association
George Kennedy
Europe
Asia
Lohmer Park
Turkey
Russia
Italy
New York
Naples
Frank Gotch
Turk
Canadian Athletic Club
America
Gotch
Yale Plans Major Concrete Stadium at New Athletic Field
Yale officials purchased a site for an athletic field and will erect a 500000 dollar stadium. Architect L W Robinson of New York prepares plans for stands and field with seating from 8000 to 60000. Walter Camp and Henry Sargent lead the fundraising while Yale aims to surpass Harvard, Pennsylvania and Syracuse 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 famed baseball leaders may head teams in the Northwest and Pacific coast this fall if plans materialize. Fielder Jones of the Chicago White Sox, now in Portland, may coach Portland lumbermen against a Seattle group on Hoo Hoo day at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition. Fred Clarke of the Pittsburgh Pirates is urged to manage two teams from the National and American leagues touring with a New York theatrical manager. 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
Jones
Seattle
Clarke
New York
National amateur golf championship pairings announced
The fifteenth annual national amateur championship will open at Wheat On Ill next Monday on the Chicago Golf Club links. One hundred twenty golfers are paired with 9 am start and four minute intervals. First to tee off is W J MacDonald and Frederick Snare. notable pairings include Jerome Travers with Paul Hunter and Chandler Egan with Fred Harr eshoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wheaton
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. F E. Evans, Jr
Edgewater Golf Club
Ringer in Montana not in Washington
Bill Miner a star football player from Washington State College plans to enroll at Pullman this fall and join the football squad. He starred at end for three years and last played in a Spokane game before an injury. He attended Montana University but was ruled a professional by President Duniway, and may seek eligibility at Washington State. Miner also aims to try for the baseball team next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Miner
Washington State College
Duniway
Miner
Pullman
Tables Turned in Bitter Montana Handball Bout
In a tense match at Leary's court in Butte Gleason and Crowley edged McCarthy and Sullivan 21 to 7 in the decisive fifth game after a 2-2 tie. The purse was $250 and the crowd, smaller due to bad weather, saw a dramatic finale. McCarthy and Sullivan had defeated Gleason and Crowley in a prior encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Paddy Gleason
Don Crowley
Frank McCarthy
Mert Sullivan
Leary’s Court
Summit Street
Butte
Gleason
Crowley
McCarthy
Sullivan
Gleason and Crowley
No Fighting Blood Claffin Out of Northwestern League Baseball
Yall Claffin, famed as a hard luck pitcher, is out of the Northwestern league. Once with Russ Hall's Butte team he showed flashes but failed to sustain form. He was signed by Spokane after Tacoma releases, won one game, then was released by Manager Brown amid Spokane's bid for the league title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yall
Hal Claffin
Russ Hall
Butte
Spokane
Tacoma
Brown
Seattle
Black Eye For Wolgast Dirty Tactics Charged
Pittsburg reports the National Athletic club refuses Harlem Tommy Murphy a rematch with Ad Wolgast in Pittsburg. Club promoters accuse Wolgast of unfair fighting and fouling after an evident disadvantage and state he will never fight at their venue again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolgast
Pittsburg
National Athletic Club of
Harlem Tommy Murphy
Ad Wolgast
Murphy
European Wrestlers Chase Champion Gotch in New York Visit
Italian champions Giovanni Raicivich and EB. Ruggiero and France’s Journde de Uzes arrived in Chicago to challenge any wrestler. Raicivich, 26, weighs 26 pounds, and Ruggiero, 36, 240 pounds, De Uzes 31, 242 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Giovanni Raicivich
EB. Ruggiero
Italy
Pan ama Bill Hartman Starred in Bozeman Win Over Belgrade
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Bozeman defeated Belgrade 11 to 1 in a high tension game. Hartman struck out 12, allowed 10 hits, and led Bozeman with six hits while Belgrade had five errors. Bozeman tallied four, two, and five runs across the second sixth and eighth innings respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Bozeman
Panama
Hartman
Belgrade
Bealgrade
Meyers
Baltimore to Host NAB National Bowling Meet in April
The Baltimore Bowling Tournament company okayed the National Bowling Association event to be held in Baltimore at the Garage building from April 9 to 3, inclusive. All events will be rolled in one day, with five men two men and individual contests on the same day to boost entries and efficiency. The plan, tested in the West, awaits board approval and may raise the winner's end by 25 percent if records are broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore Bowling Tournament Company
National Bowling Association
Board of Governors
Rain Delays Game At Columbia Gardens Between Teams
Rain prevented the Boston Montana and Tripp Dragstedt ball teams from playing yesterday at Columbia gardens. No rescheduled time has been announced yet for the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Montana
Tripp & Dragstedt
Columbia Gardens
Peddler Springs Coursing Event Offers Narrow Upsets
Rain reduced attendance as favorites mostly triumphed in the opening round at the Butte coursing park. Notable results include Donegal Peddler stunning Welsh Boy and Shy Boy defeating Horace E while Gram Pound Boy upset MPleecer Mountain. Final rounds set for this afternoon with strong matchups and ample betting interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Coursing Park
Donegal Peddliler
Horace E
Mike Davey
L. Nuhfer
Mpleecer Mountain
Donegal
Charming Girl
Cocoa
Yellow Brazen
Nellie H
Ding Darley
Real Rocker
Shy Boy
Maud Campbell
Clyde
Basin Buster
Prince Charming
Catcher
Revised Rules Governing Game of Basketball
The national committee of six revises basketball rules. Umpire duties shift to monitor all eight players, fouls increase for sideline contact, and scorekeeping must compare scores after each goal. Dribbling changes require continued dribble or pass after stopping, and ball contact rules for multiple players tighten. Boundary line and glass backboard rules become legal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Committee of Six
Preliminary Contests For Davis Cup Honors In Philadelphia
Preliminary tennis matches between American and English players to decide which nation will challenge Australia for the Dwight F. Davis cup begin September 11 at Germantown Cricket Club in Philadelphia. The American team features W A Larned W J Clothier H H Hackett and R D Little. If the U S wins two Californians Maurice F McLoughlin and Melville H Long are prepared to join the Australian challengers.
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’s Housebound Winter Pranks with Jim
The Kentucky governor confined by a leg strain relied on Jim, longtime governor aide, who amused aides with his sly exchanges. Mrs Willson pressed for lunch and Jim jokingly sought permission to delay delegations, prompting a quip about who truly governs the mansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willson
Kentucky
Jim
State House
Mr. Willson
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Reach Brown
American Association
Needham
Boston
Washington
Pittsburgh
Tata
Philadelpha
Brookhlyn
AB. I AE Evers
Sheckard
Oscose
Renee
Ueen
Steinfeldt
Ciera
R. H. PO
ALE Pee
Cecces
Erie
Ween Miller
Abstein
Im Wilson
Crissevee Tesceere
Dibson
Cammitt
Hyatt
Coel Leever
Krastly
White Sox
Butte Independents
Standard Musico Co
Big East Park
Anacunda
RED Sox
Giants
H PO
A.E
Ferguson
Vsccon
Eves
Whiteman
L Gray
Senna Pe
Matin
Coos
Anderson
Eevee
I Smith
T ” O Taylor
Ceveeere
Kelley
Ccorss
Hamilton PO
McQuade
Oscoek
Witteman
Briggs
Gray
Gebeau
Williams
Balle
Main
MecQuade
Richmeyer
Hammond
Nelson
Gehbeau
Northwestern League
Vancouver
N. H. EB
Hall
Brooks
Flannagan
Sugden
Aberdeen
Western League
Pacific League
Clude
West
Ringer
Claflin
Coursing Park
Ron
Harry Kean
Willie Keen
Pretty Nellie
Grandpa
Sarah Keen
Grampound Boy
Fleecer Mountain
Lassie
Grampound
Grandma
Cricket Keen
Jimmy Britt
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