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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1907
Page
1
The Butte and Spokane teams clashed in a long laborious set of games with Butte claiming most wins. Spokane stars like Stis and Norgast featured, while Bender's shifting identity and Engle’s signing drew attention. injuries and lineup changes shaped the pennant chase as Seattle and Tacoma schedules loom.
A report outlines a former Tat ar pitcher now with the Chicago Cubs, who earned a gold medal and aFl0Q for his dongh while facing rumors of a move to the Columbus club in the American Association. Dugdale accused of seeking Wal lory’s transfer. Manager Quine of Spokane allegedly signed the pitcher to prevent loss.
G. M. Donnelly wins the President's Cup after a two week tourney with iverall close play. The event drew eight entrants including Phil Carn Dr W W McCrannon and Reno Sales with Donnelly earning the cup from James Bargens as the final match neared.
Dudley Richarde, manager of Butte High School, arranged a game with Spokane at Columbia Gardens by correspondence. Rouse sought Oct 26 but approval moved the meeting to mid November, a pivotal local clash for the season.
An alumni meeting at Hutte High School organized a six man football eleven for a game at Colombia Garden next Saturday. Ed Chamberlain, standout of the 190% team, was chosen captain. Coach G. Gi. Beontel attended as players ran through annual practice and expressed enthusiasm for their effort. Ward
Herd Brethérton Hersh Mills Joe Early and other famed players announce a new team and plan to challenge the victor of next Saturday’s high school game at Columbia gaviens. The older grads want to prove themselves as this fall’s graduates meet the institution’s eleven. The grads eye a second challenge if the first winner accepts.
Correspondence notes two games this afternoon and tomorrow between Bozeman and Millon. Dillonites show strong interest as the winner will be declared the Independent champion team of the state.
An old advertisement urges prompt use of bitters for stomach liver kidney and bowel hazards. It claims complete satisfaction after two doses and references strong alcohol content and bottled remedy. The wording reflects period marketing language with limited specifics.
A sprawling 19th century boxing roundup covers Dooney, Turner, Reed, and Grady bouts. It notes Dooney’s disputed California fight, climbs through New Orleans and Mountain Ranch, and recounts long penalties, draws, and contentious ringside scrapes.
In a June event near Central City Golo defeated his opponent on June 11 by taking down the $100 stake in the fourth round. The match concluded with Golo securing the victory after a decisive strike.
From Gravesend and Lexington reports comes a string of horse race results. Jack Atkin and Caller and Smiling Tom win notable events, with times ranging from 1:02 to 2:04 2-3, and numerous place horses listed alongside owners and track conditions.
In the American League action, Washington routed Boston 24 to 4 in the first game and 14 to 2 in the second. Cleveland blanked St Louis 8 to 0, while Cleveland won 2 to 1 in the nightcap. New York beat Philadelphia 5 to 2, and Detroit led Chicago in a rain-delayed game as the schedule continued.
Baseball summaries show Boston winning 4-3 over New York in the first game and 1-2 in the second at Boston with unclear team abbreviations. Other scores mention Pittsburgh, St Louis, Brooklyn, and Philadelphia with mixed outcomes. Parsing is hindered by OCR errors, but multiple NL venues and line scores appear across St Louis Brooklyn and Philadelphia matchups.
In the Northwestern League report from Nerfoux Virginia on September 18, the King's cup race at the Jamestown exposition saw the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club’s Manhassett ahead, while the Eleanor from the Eastern Mint Club of New York trailed by 12 points.
From the Utica Observer comes a seaside hotel tale where a married couple's quarrel escalated into a dramatic scene. Guests gathered as cries and a loud struggle pierced the corridor, ending with a young woman revealing she had been removing her husband's shirt. The account hints at sensational rumors amid official commentary.
A fragmentary article notes Spain’s postmen are paid by recipients’ payments, with letters costing at least a half-penny and jokey equity in tipping. It cites Britain’s imports totaling over 1.04 million pounds, discusses electrical wonders and French doctors, and mentions France’s Bank, Bank of Raglan, and the Bank of France’s role in government finance.
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