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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1913
Page
1
New York defeated Chicago 4 to 0 in a tightly fought baseball clash as Pilchers and Smith starred, with Gralloy and Vione contributing key hits. The game featured a late rally thwarted by a pebble miscue and strong pitching from Rudolph and Adams.
John McGraw reviews the pennant race highlighting the Giants and Athletics, noting slumps by Phillies and Dodgers, pitching and batting struggles, and the tight standings as September shifts the National and American league battles. He credits McGraw’s adjustments and the resilience of key players amid a tense stretch drive toward the finish.
At Whitehall the final day of the fair drew large crowds to watch baseball whitehall vs Wilcox, and a bustling racing program. Events included trotting and pacing with winners Evatid, Barby, and Silver Gill among others, plus a dramatic ladies relay won by Mrs Knight over Miss Buel.
Mulroney of the Union association of baseball clubs will not seek re election for the league presidency in 1914. He cites reasons including business load and inability to attend full duties. Directors will meet in Salt Lake City next week to select a new president as the league prepares for a new season.
Fragmentary report from Seattle on September 14 details Vancouver and Portland performances. Key names include Talteries, Doilgin, Wannehull, Sankers, Kelly, Fra, PDam, Shee, and Willan with Helly and Wally mentioned in connection to Portland. The text is incomplete with unclear event specifics and outcomes.
Frank L. Hough sporting editor of the Philadelphia Tangier died today after a long illness. He was 63 years old. His death leaves the sports desk of the paper vacant as the city mourns a longtime writer.
Detroit September 16 large fields and fast finishes marked the Grand Valley harness meeting. Directum won the 245 pace after a early challenge from Flower Direct, leading in the final stretch. Marin Heilman, the favorite, was upset in the 2:20 trot while Westerville Girl driven by Andrews claimed victory in the 20 rat events.
The Malt Late baseball club leader announced plans to apply for entry into a new league. He would present facts to Pacifia Guns magur and directors as Salt Lake City eyes league inclusion. The season closed with Salt Lake City finishing strong in second place. Princeton names its first varsity football team of the season led by veterans and new players.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Deer Lodge fair racing over two weeks. Five favorites won as Patriotic edged Cotten in the fourth race, while a jockey fell from Bay Hose after passing the grand stand but escaped serious injury. Results list multiple races with wins by Faust, Swarts Hill, Mine, Medto, and others. several names and owners mentioned as horses shipped to Spokane, California, Mexico, and Helena. Also notes fines to managers and a Boston player for on field fighting in a double header game.
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