League Leaders Garner 11 Runs
A brief item notes league leaders accumulating 11 runs as standings update. It mentions Withers not scheduled and references an insect topic of the United States, plus a new lawn mower with operator seat being invented.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
6
A brief item notes league leaders accumulating 11 runs as standings update. It mentions Withers not scheduled and references an insect topic of the United States, plus a new lawn mower with operator seat being invented.
Red Sox take two as Wingfield and Zahn pair push Boston to a 2 0 opener win and 4 0 nightcap. Prothro racks six straight at bats in the doubleheader with St Louis Browns.
Norman E Brown explains the kickoff decisions in football for fans. The coin flip determines which captain chooses goal defense or kickoff, with recent changes giving the winner options to kick off or receive. The loser selects the opposite, and strategic factors like field position and opponent strength influence choices across periods and after scores.
The Standard touts its top football writers and experts led by Tad Jones, shaping Eastern football coverage with insights from Yale level coaching and authority sources for informed reader entertainment.
Law Riskin ports Editor of the Standard will cover Butte scholastic and intercollegiate contests. Jack Kell reports Anaconda High home games and Pacific Coast Conference notes while Bob Zuppke comments on Illinois. A big feature by North American Newspaper Alliance previews star players and coach gossip with APL scores and memorials. Rockne Jones Warner select all-American teams at season end.
Bozeman hosts C L Parsons sports editor of the Denver Post during a two week tour visiting 12 Rocky Mountain conference football camps by airplane. He arrives Tuesday to see the Bobcats under Ott Romney and will later visit Wyoming and Utah State. Parsons has long been an authority on conference athletics and all conference selections.
In today’s outstanding matches, top contenders including Vincent, Soh A, and Richards face off as American Aces seek the title. The event highlights tense rivalries and high stakes in a decisive round.
Veteran fighter Dune, guest of Jerry Clifford in Butte, reflects on old days. He notes modern boxers are business men while praising clean sport and endurance shown against McCoy, Hart and Ketchel era rivals. Dune’s memories tie to Hotel Vendome and boxing culture of the Northwest.
Denver report on the wrestling bout between Wayne Munn of Nebraska and Joe Mondt of Greeley. Disputed second fall and postmatch exchange described, with Munn claiming not defeated and Mondt citing a dangerous hold. Referee Kelton awarded the second fall to Mondt, and there was a later meeting at the Denver Athletic Club over settlement and personalities.
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