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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1908

Page

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Weird reversals mark day’s racing at Anavanda track

A day of chaotic results at the Anavanda track featured dramatic upsets and unusual reversals in mid race. Piquet produced a shocking canter win while Yellow Foot led then faded, and Duke of Orleans surged to victory in a tight program of six scrambles amid a chilly, spirited crowd.

Anavanda Tater Foe Diehl C. R. Gaines Rowe Cass Rose Rice, Jr Duke of Orleans Duke Europatkinn Matthews Queen Citiline Europatkin Queen Caroline Ku- Topatitin Mancey March Zisctor Tarp el Paisano Reene W Heatheran Keene W. Ton Lengtha Foree Hand Me Down el Palsano Curriculum Miss Nay Budara Courlengthe Bawndish Boniana Piquet

Anaconda Meet Sees Rainy Fifth Day Track Muddy

H. Woods presiding judge and W. Murray starter guide Friday’s session at Anaconda on September 18 1608. Track conditions were muddy as rain affected events leading to delays and adjustments for the Fifth day proceedings.

H. & Woods W. Murray Anaconda

Horses and Horsemen Form Cut Shori as Much as Yesterday

Horse racing notes from the Taulavtity County Journal describe chaotic betting and unpredictable results. The text highlights mares like Woolen and Tarn, a mud-soaked track, and various jockeys including W. A. Gaines and Van Dusen. It notes Sam Barber’s uncertain chances, Fadera’s return to form, and persistent betting tensions across multiple races.

Piguet Woolen Bernard Sam Barber Ty Treeng Wand Paltsang George Yellow Foot Dion Gratin RTR Rob W. A. Gaines Mian el Paisano Reene Mancey March Fadera Bon Doc Gaines Sam Barber Fe India Chutes van Dusen Yeaterday Glover Bey End

Giants Win Pair to Narrow NL Gap at Polo Grounds

The New York Giants swept Pittsburgh at the Polo Grounds in a double victory that kept them in the pennant chase. Chicago slipped to second after a close loss to Philadelphia, widening the gap between the leaders and their rivals as Pittsburgh faces more games with New York.

New York Pittsburg Polo Grounds Pittsbore Chicago Philadelphia

Giants Win Double Header Over Pirates in Big Crowd

New York swept a home doubleheader from Pittsburgh, 7 0 and 12 7, amid a crowd said to be the largest in the history of baseball there. Mathewson pitched well in the opener, while hard hitting from the Giants and early runs sealed the wins. In Philadelphia, Chicago fell to Overall in a 10 inning pitchers’ duel, with Knabe tripling and scoring on Slagle’s sacrifice fly. Cincinnati beat Boston 13 8 behind Beare and Smith as Umpire Bugler. Brooklyn split a doubleheader with St. Louis, games decided by a two run margin and darkness halting the second.

New York Dennant Pittsburg Mathewson Beere Maddox Brandon Gib Mathewson Bresnahan Need Caranitz Teaver Vail Gibson Willie McGinnlty Needham Kiem O'Day Philadelphia Chicago King Slagle Zimmerman Tinker Grant Thins Knabe Whus Blagle Ahd Rling Moquillin Jacki Rsel Brooklyn Washington St. Louis Vna St Sams Brooklyn Detroit Chicas Boston Detroiit Ton Winter Willett Pavine Schmidt Cheubro Blair Paladelphia St. Louts St Louis Philadelphia Twloe Hengey and Fowet Seconf Suse Tenet Ash Pbatteries Dinnean Spencer, Coombs and Lapa

Northwestern League Tacoma Wins Easy Victory

Tacoma dominates in a one sided Northwestern League game as Seattle players Reed and Stanley show strong performances. Migers and Nosl appear to struggle while Bast Seaar Die Vote Oo provides limited resistance in a rough contest across the Seas arena.

Aberdeen Beats Wanderers in Rough City Contest

Fragmented report notes Aberdeen defeating Wanderers in a tense game at an Aberdeen venue. OCR glitches obscure many details but name mentions include Seavey and Rusta. Weathered lines reference department activities and a date around September. exact scores and full team names unclear.

Detroit Remains Earnest in Rough Seventh Inning Loss

Detroit sputtered as misplays and erratic throws cost them a lead late. New York built a 5 to 4 advantage after a pair of scrappy hits in the fourth. Payho’s error and garbled defense helped the rally, while Went Cheadro and Tennis contributed key swings.

Detroit Cheadro Tolay Gatling Payho

ClevelandbeatsBoston 2 to 4 in pitchers duel

In Cleveland on September 1, Cleveland defeated Boston 2 to 7 in a rare no-hit effort by Apostles. Fi Janes and Denying pitched for Chicago, while Washington faced a tough battle with Wales Johnson and Street. Batteries listed Shae and Sullivan.

Cleveland Boston Apostles Fi Janes Chicago Washington Wales Johnson and Street Vertes Et Shae Sullivan

Wernon Anielud Shuts Out Oakland in PCL Contest

In San Francisco the Pacific Coast League game ended with a 4 to 0 shutout as Wernon Anielud limited Oakland’s offense. Batteries cited Hosp and Fasterly for Oakland and Loucks Hardy and La Longs for the pitcher’s side. Portland extended a four-game streak over San Francisco with a 3 to 1 victory.

San Francisco Wernon Anielud Oakland Tor Angeles Loucks, Hardy la Longs

Racing results and a dialect verse from San Francisco Chronicle

Results on tracks list six races with winners Ragman Sinmina The Spire Fort Johnson Fah Duke of Itoahoke and others with times. The San Francisco Chronicle reprints a dialect verse by Cockey O'Brien about a Danish drink and a joke about American heiresses from the Houston Post.

Lawton Wiggins Ragman Sir John Sinmina Mauquette Pins and Needles the Spire Arazo Antaeus Thee Fourty Fort San Francisco Chronicle Cockey O'Brien Mila Houston Post

Irish Americans Capture Big Meet at Travers Island

Irish American Athletic Club of New York won the national junior championship team title at Travers Island, beating New York Athletic Club and Montreal A.C. Boston A.A. finished third. Final scoring showed Irish-American 24, NYAC 31, with Montreal and Brookline close behind. Notable events included Cloughen and Eckman in the 100 yard dash and Morton’s victories in multiple events.

Travers Island N.Y Amateur Athletic Union Aghiella Club New York Kew York Athletic Club Brookline Mass Montreal Athletic Club Cloughen Eckman Acorn Athletic Clay Tvenny R. Cloughen C. Chot Eoicman Acam Athletic Club M McKay Satnid Walter J. Donohue AL AL C Donohue Walter Buse Charles Cassasa Buddo Montrea A. C M.T. Mortis New England TD. Cable A.C J. M. Rosenberger L A. A Mo Taylor Chirazo A. A H. E. Kirsberg D. Sherman Uns N. Y Driscoll Mercury A Cu NM Joe Lee Boston A. A D. Cable A.C. MY McNamee Montreal A. C C. Sifteen Pastime A. C Steet W. S

Dillon Nine Wins Game at Twin Bridges Fair

Special Dispatch to the Standard Twin Bridges Sept 18 reports racing results at the county fair with cowboys relay times by Lynch Seyler Dudley, ladies relay by Prentice Flora McDonald Ty Kittie Fleming, half mile dash won by Nelson and Smith, pony race won by Bhey. Rain halted yesterday's events but today track conditions were heavy. A baseball game between Dimon and a Nicked nine from Whitehall Bridges was won by Dilkin. Sheridan team to face Beaverhead tomorrow. In California, James and McLaughlin beat Wright and Wiles in the men s doubles 9 5 1 6 0 6 2 6. Women s doubles May Station and Miss Ryan defeated Sutton and Brace 1 2 6 2. The Curate Good gracious dialogue ends with Giles.

Dan Lynch Seyler Dudley Veltia Prentice Flora Mc Donald Kittie Fleming Nelson Smith Ting Bhey Noble Dimon Whitehall Borie Twit Bridges Dilkin Sheridan Beaverhead

Nelson lines up bout with Packy McFarland in San Francisco

Battling Nelson confirms next fight will be with Packy McFarland in San Francisco, then likely no bout until after year end. He plans to stay in the city about a week before entering Chicago to run a business, and warns Nolan he will not fight him again for money. Also notes Joy Gatis leaving San Francisco for home, with a rest from boxing in mind.

San Francisco Nelson Packy McFarland Riy Chicana McFarlant Nolan Joy Gatis Ssn Francisco Melo Upa Assim Gana Nurnesa Gene Warvey New York Almon MacFayland Joe

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