League leaders in deciding contests headline found
Pittsburg strength boosts standings as teams clash in decisive games. players Gore Brown Quincke and Inntnay headline a tight schedule shaping the league title race amid late season tension.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1909
Page
2
Pittsburg strength boosts standings as teams clash in decisive games. players Gore Brown Quincke and Inntnay headline a tight schedule shaping the league title race amid late season tension.
St Louis won a lopsided game 46 to 3 against Cincinnati. The match featured Beebe guarding and a tight defense by Cinginnath and Sept. 5. Rowen, G Carpmichael and Toth contributed on batteries while Beebe and Phelps supplied scoring and playmaking in a rough contest.
In Chicago on September 5 Cleveland defeated Chicago 6 to 4 after a sloppily played game. Smith fanned 13 but Chicago hitters connected freely against Wines. Batteries: Cleveland Easterly and Veer. Chicago Veer and Eastery. Detroit beat St. Louis 6 to 1 as Powell pitched well into the later innings. Be Louis Hatterson Wilson Criger noted.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Deer Lodge reports Hutle and Deer Lodge Independents played at the city pavilion grounds. Deer Lodge led 6 0 after seven innings, then Butte tied the score 7 7. In the eighth Deer Lodge scored one and Butte four, final 16 8 in favor of Deer Lodge.
Hamilton baseball team defeats Missoula Giants in a tense league match. Missoula faced injuries and lineup changes, while Hamilton entered the game strong. The two clubs are set to meet again tomorrow as part of a day-long celebration in Missoula.
Northwestern League notes from Beattie Sept 5 show Beattie and We ene Spokane Portland 483 batteries Outdieck nipenster Fydlrator Gough Seaton and King called the eleven in a rough summary of the match outcomes and lineup details.
At Indianapolis the American Association game results show St Paul 7 0 Milwaukee 6 and Cincinnati 4 Louisville 0 as scattered scorelines. Other lines list Milwaukee, Kansas City, and Columbus with varied results. readability is affected by OCR garble but indicates multiple games and scores.
In Oakland, Los Angeles lost to Oakland with a score of 2 to as the game details are incomplete. At Sacramento San Francisco, the score shows San Francisco leading 4 to 2. In Vernon, Vernon defeated Portland 9 to 4, and in a second Vernon game Portland lost 0 to 4.
In Topeka Western League games saw Wincdln tie Sioux City 4 4 and Omaha 1 0 undercard. Omaha tied 1 4 in second game while Ty Pur ble led Omaha 4 0. Fragments mention Molies Lorver and other city pairings with unclear results.
Charles Murphy of the Cubs, attending the national commission meeting on minor league drafts, says the Pirates have built a strong team and may clinch the 1994 NL pennant. He cites pitching injuries, lineup disruption, and tough competition as factors, praising Pittsburgh’s resilience and depth.
New York reports Tommy Burns, after a tough Australian defeat to Jack Johnson, prepares for a return match in England within two months. The piece notes Burns’s relentless style, Johnson’s fouls and clinching tactics, and suggests Burns still shows promise and confidence vs top heavyweights.
The Corr d Afene ball team, a fast outfit from a professional group, splits a two game set this season and embarks on a trip to Libby and Kalispell Montana for three exhibitions in each city. Gannon will pilot the pitching for the visitors as he can quiet Kalispell after the Dodds played here recently.
A Coast organization plans a reorganization affecting teams across California and the Northwest. Portland and Helena are cited as potential joiners as an eight team circuit may form. In Butte the local club presses for inducements to join, with leadership changes noted as a possible shift in direction for next season.
Monit neber Sent fe thy sta gon of wrestiigs will open in Montreal on Sept Wf and will be conducted under the Cant dhin Athletic negociation. If manager George Kenperly succeeds, top European wrestlers including a Turk who has beaten the best will visit Hokmer park this winter. Kennedy sails for Europe to arrange matches and bring back the Turk by Christmas with aims to stage a major bout against Frank Gottsch and attract other champions.
Yale officials have purchased a site and will begin immediately on a $500000 stadium project. Ja W Teobingon of New York drafts the plans for a concrete stand and field, aiming to create the nation’s best. Walter Camp and Henry Skidmore lead fundraising and oversight as construction targets 60 000 seating capacity and expansion toward the athletic field.
A Portland report describes a proposed gathering of famed baseball figures including Meller Jones of the Chicago White Sox and Garke of the Pisburg Pie gates. They plan to lead a Seattle bound lumbermen train crew during the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition week.
One hundred twenty golfers are paired for the national amateur championship to be held at Wheat. next Monday starting in four minute intervals. First to tee off are W Macdonald of Midlothian and Frederick Schnee of Englewoods, followed by Jerome Travers paired with Paul Kunter. Other early pairings include Chandler Dgnn and Fred Tier reshorr, with several clubs represented.
Hill Miner, star Washington State athlete, plans to enroll at a Montana college for the fall term. Former end and football stalwart, he missed parts of seasons due to injury and was reportedly considering professional status. Also a capable baseball player, he intends to try for the Montana team next spring.
Paddy Gleason and Dan Crowley edged ante McCarthy and Mert Sullivan in a tense Summit Street match at Feary's court. The bout went to a decisive fifth game after each side claimed two wins in the early rounds, with Gleason and Crowley prevailing 2 to 1 in the final set amid rough weather and a packed crowd.
Tall left handed pitcher Claflin, once labeled the league hard luck hurler, shows glimpses of form with Russ Flair's Butterbeach squad, after a troubled Tacoma season. He won his first game in Spokane but faltered against Seattle as his past struggles resurfaced under pressure.
Pittsburg report states the National Athletic Club refused Harlem Amorphy’s request for another chance at Wolgast. The club claimed Wolgast fouled unfairly and would not be allowed to fight in their club again.
Giovinhi Ratelvich and B. Ruggiero arrive in Chicago chasing any world rival including Champion Gotch. Journois de Uzes claims French title and all three boast strong holds. Ratelvich 26, 210 pounds. Ruggiero 16, 340 pounds. De Uzes weighs 180 and is 28.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a postponement of a basketball doubleheader between Heston Montona and Tripp Dreapaledt at Canimote par dons yesterday. No further official details available.
Horace E. 1S leads a muddy but decisive day as Peddler Springs tops Welsh Boy in a surprise upset. Danegat Peddiicn defeats Fired 8 while other stakes see Charming Girl, Yellow Crazen, and Gram pound Kay victorious amid a rainy afternoon card at Butte carrying park.
New York September 6 The national committee of six revised basketball rules to curb rough play and standardize officiating. Umpires widen watch to the ball on passes and fouls tighten. scorekeepers compare totals after each goal and notify referee of discrepancies. Dribbling changes require after stopping the ball to throw for goal or resume dribble with a bounce. Bodily contact rules allow players to reach under for the ball without foul if no touch on opponents occurs. Boundary line changes declare ball or player out when they touch the line to outside. Gate rules allow new legal backgrounds for takers.
In New York and Philadelphia on Sept 11, American and English players contest the right to tour Australia. The American team is led by W A Tarmed WC Clothier HW Hackalt and hp Talkie. If defeated, Californians Maurice McLaughlin and Melville Long stand ready to meet the Australian defenders.
A fragmented reminiscence describes Governor Willson of Kentucky living at the mansion after an injury. Jim, longtime factotum to many governors, acted as intermediary, guiding delegations and even prompting Willson to eat with his wife Mrs. Willson. The anecdote closes with Jim confidently asserting he can direct visitors to await further orders.
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