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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1925
Page
6
Washington’s offense roars with a third inning surge led by seven putouts in left field. Pitcher Zachary and Gostin supply key drives as the home side defeats their opponent 3 to 0.
The Standard announces an all-star football feature lineup with coaches Rockne Jones Warner and Zuppke and staff coverage of college and high school games. Rockne will select an all Middle West team, Jones an all Eastern team, Warner an all coast eleven, and together they will help choose an all American.
Philadelphia takes the opener over Chicago 4 to 2 as Gray limits the Sox to five hits while Faber is chased in the last five innings. Kamm Holt Barrett Kierince-Davis spark offense with a two-base hit and stolen base. Postponed night appears in the Cleveland New York rain delay segment.
Norman E. Brown explains changes to kickoff rules moving from the 40 yard line to midfield then back to the 40. He notes the drop kick remains a favored goal attempt and discusses punts and onside kicks as methods to check or advance. Tomorrow’s note covers the kickoff again.
Yesterday’s results show Youle with 2 and Philadelphia Cabot a Vittabarg call. Boston-Chicago game postponed due to rain. A Fayumests meet at Milwaukee and St Paul with player notes.
Dublin Gulch Athletic clubmembers will host a dance tonight at the Winter Garden to raise equipment funds for the football team. Loomis Orchestra and Winter Garden entertainers have been engaged for dancing from 9 to midnight.
New York scored early and often to defeat Cincinnati 7 to 1 in Cincinnati. Snyder and Bressler supplied two base hits apiece, while Greenfield limited the hosts to five scattered hits as New York won the opener of the series.
Joe McGlone switches coaching roles within the Englewood Independent League, moving from Englewood to the Hubs with Will play status. Coached by McGlone and Mul Speare, the Hubs solidify their lineup as Englewood pursues other options amid coach shifts and recruitment chatter.
Prospects for a championship football season at Butte high aren’t as gloomy as first predicted. Coach Swede Dahlberg expects to mold a first class eleven with a good turnout of new candidates and eight holdovers from last year’s state championship team. Captain and center Re Davis leads the squad alongside Lavelle, Dawson, Wilcox, Schaeker, Fenter, and Chung. Lattimer from Missoula high may vie for quarterback, with Fran Kelly and Danke competing for other key roles as light practice begins and players are shifted through tents for position trials.
Centerville Central high faces Genthal-Centerville in an opening game Saturday at Clark Park presenting a full squad workout for all players. Centerville has intensified practice over a week as coaches expect a lively contest with central players reported in good shape and readiness.
Irving Cobb in Glacier National Park sparked a humorous scene recounted by Butte associates. A Kalispell soda shop customer asked for soda without flavor, prompting an owl eyed clerk to ask without what flavor. The gag unfolds as the clerk gazes at bottles and ponders labels amid the other patrons.
A veteran baseball executive shares his all star selections, arguing for a broader 10 man squad plus several refinements. He favors Cuyler Speaker Ruth outfield, cochrane Hartnett catchers, Vance Coveleskie pitchers, and Traynor over Bluege, with Bancroft praised as top shortstop. He defends his choices against Ruth and cites records, status, and combat spirit in judging players.
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