Philadelphia Triumphs Over Tigers in Tight Defense
In a hard fought game Philadelphia defeats the Tigers as Collins and Bender spark a late rally. Key plays and clutch shots surge the Philadelphia offense while the Tigers struggle to close the gap.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1909
Page
1
Crowds See Phillies Shut Out Detroit in Big City Game
In Philadelphia on September 18 a large crowd filled the city as the Phillies defeated Detroit 2 to 0 in the featured game of the series. Bender pitched seven innings with three walks and five strikeouts, Donovan allowed four walks but held the Tigers to two runs. Collings led off the fourth with a double and the Phillies added insurance. Detroit’s baserunners were held by strong defense and miscues. Over 2,540 spectators attended, most leaving after a long wait and a hats off celebration.
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Philadelpha
Detore Wint
Valladelphia
Deltroit
Ula
Dieau
Elibn Bender
Donovan
Thie City
Bender
White Donavan
Calliga
Howe
Detroit
Livingstone
Hender Seruck
Fts
Wunlere
Xlv
Aelntyr
Mariarity
Cobb
Collings
Will
Hu Saupiieed
Philadelphia
Davry
Wat Ca
Jong Watt
Vietinn
Hoover
Boston
Oatan
Chicago
Ther Salves
Miteecone
Storca
Rhat
Ay Wan
Schutzer
Donahue
Kmlth
Owens
Carrigan
New York Defeats Cleveland 5-4 In Early Contention
New York bested Cleveland 5 to 4 in a tight game. The home team took an early lead with a productive first inning as Elberfeld sparked the rally with bases loaded hit. Quirk and Klenow contributed for Cleveland in a losing effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
Elberfeldt
RM E
Cleveland A. Vi Quinn
Klenow
Baseball Game in Morlin Notches Low-Scoring Affair
Morlin hosted a baseball game for the American Women's club with Aire. Thackdara, widow of the American consul general, in attendance. The ball was pitched to start by Aimborrador Hill. The two teams featured Count Von Bernsternt and the German ambassador to Washington, among others.
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Berlin
Morlin
Americar
Aire. Thackdara
Aimborrador Hill
Count von Bernsternt
Washington
Captain Teash and Ambassadors Attend American Colony
Captain Teash of the Trrilish embassy and members of the American embassy attend a reception at the American colony. After the game AvTbussielny tod Mrs. FA received the perception of Americans as residents.
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Teash
Tod Mra
National League Game Recap with Ninth Inning Rally
NY Mets rally in the ninth to beat the Cubs 4 0 as Bridwell drives in two. Murray and Seltel deliver hits while Cramer and Merkle contribute for New York. Pitching notes show Crisis and Bridwell key in the late innings. Boston and Brooklyn results noted in brief.
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Chhewsa
Coteaga
Loluy
Murray
Bridwell
Merkle
New York
Ty Trugler
Speclitera
Ivara
Civeradi Wink
Newhouse Cup Retained In Lia Terrauntaing Tournament
Neel won outright in straight sets to retain the Newhouse cup and trophy against all competitors in the Lia Terrauntaing tournament, defeating Bol 86 in the final.
Northwestern League Brief Uneven Scores in Tacoma
In a Northwest League game played in Tacoma, teams battled with key players Tani Abenlern and Byrne contributing on offense while Sogkans and Sperwer impressed. Vancouver posted a 5 to 5 result, signaling a tight contest amid midseason play.
Western League Summary Sparks Apparent City Rivalry
In Ontarin Ontahan and Tincoln, lines crossed as a lone City and Des Moines contest emerged. Details are fragmentary but indicate a heated match with disputed calls and intense play between notable local teams.
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Ontarin
Ontahan
Tincoln
Lone City
Test Moines
Ity
Fuetguth
Hioux
Unclear American Association scoreboard snippet
Fragmentary OCR shows team names Columbus Minneapolis Toledo and cities with small score figures. Details are unreadable. cannot determine complete teams, event, or context.
Atlanta Wins Banner in the Southern League
In Memphis Tennessee on September 1 the Atlanta club clinched the league title as Naslyine finished second and Montgomery and New Orleans trailed. The race concluded with Atlanta atop the standings and the city celebrating the victory.
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Atlanta
Nana Bouter
Naslyine
Laut
New “Orleans
Vvabaybiny
Dan Patch May Never Enter Another Race
Dan Patch may never race again as Illinoisan horsemen announced the stabled colt Dan Patel has run his last race at the Kite Fale Pik. The great $700 horse Wort $700 sits idle while Savage’s fare in Minnesota plans future action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Patch
Amlwanker
Wis
Dan Patel
Tellet
Savage
Pacific Coast League Game Report From Oakland Vernon
In a rough sequence at Oakland Vernon led 4 0 through the third inning before late runs by Partha and Vernon cut the edge. Final errors and calls limited scoring as Salt Lake Bike Soph 1S-Ny pushed defense while Neal Garnett and Sam Nuel starred on defense and offense for their teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Neal Garnett
al Thie Conneryells
Courte Ledax
Sam Nuel
Major Leaguers Eye California Move For Winter Ball
Sept. 17 report notes managers of the Desert league and Pacific Coast teams wooing top stars including Banjer from the White Sox Hastwily from Cleveland and others. They seek to stage winter season games on the coast, contending the Desert league would offer stronger baseball than usual and attract notable talent.
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Truk
Centra
Catex'hwo
Tole
Yumanye
Offera
Jer
Chicago White Sox
Hastwily
Ganjor
Swimming Decom Triumph in Hudson Crossing Race
George Hyde, a well known swimmer from New York, won the CoA championship by swimming the Hudson from the New Jersey shore to One Hundred and Fifty-fifth Street in around two minutes. The race went diagonally across the river, covering about two and three quarter miles. In Philadelphia, Gentlemen defeated Gentlemen of Ireland by 168 runs in the opening cricket match of a three game series. White of Germantown Cricket Club scored the largest international century to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Hyde
Hudson
New Jersey
Madelphia
Sant
Ireland
White
Germantown
League Champions Suffer Brutal Defeat in Courthouse Victory
Boston and Montana, leaders by season’s end, were handed a heavy loss as Courthouse defeated them 10 to 4. Key moments included a seventh-inning burst and defensive miscues that allowed Courthouse to seize control after early Boston errors. Jackson, Andrieux, and Kinville contributed timely hits as Courthouse pulled away.
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Butte
Wilson
Boston & Moutami
Svore
Boston
Montana
Gore
Grurts House
Hisuger
Hendars
Rafe
Galt
Skrueger
Chancn Af
PleyS And Rioux To Metzner To Mater Event
A cryptic OCR fragment lists names and pairs such as Pleys and Rioux, Metzner, Mater, Trolines, Efator, Tinker, Atdrioux, and Uiniptro skilty. It appears to be a partial roster or competition draw with unclear context and missing dates.
Tripp and Dragstedt Team Falters in Two Games
Epochil Dispatch reports the Tripp and Dragstedt team of Butte and Twin Bridges were beaten twice as the visitors won 6 to 3 and 4 to 4. Mtagame led batting for the locals while Hatcher due to injury limited pitching. Batteries on both sides were strong and infield play was solid with professional effort. next games are scheduled for tomorrow.
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Tripp & Dragstedt
1&T
Butte
Twin Ridges
Waom
Foxy
Vorterdal
Enmigwig
Miagame
Dtyan
Butly
Ube
BRONCHO BUSTING RECORDS PROMISED AT COLUMBIA FAIR
Exhibition at Bar Park in Columbia Gardens is set to break lancho busting and rough riding records. Joe Redfern and associates headline a show with gag steer roving, deer lassyleys, and a 9 year old rider famed for rodeo feats. Local crowds are urged to attend this afternoon.
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Lancho
Columebia Gardens
Deer Lodge
Straupyors
Horne
Joe Redfern
Redfern, Sr
Litiny
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Collins
Bighlet
White Collins
Loris
Rasael
Scorea
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Watt
Leal
Tillsbreab
York
Incinnell
Pulladélphin
Brooklyn
Daston
Wee
Ambuiuan League
RAS
Sdatrott
Sphundernhis
Cy & Ib
Inveland
Xark
St. ‘Louis
Dernoir
Bush
Cobh
Crvere
Crowford
Nak
Delelwery
Moriovity
Tories
Inset
Donaven
Hettreniler
Ite
Soos
Barry
Baker
Davis
Murphy
Veree
Olding
Biserstes Revere
Peteetate
Thiadelphia Nyse Uo
Hi Collins
OM Bender
Davoven
Sirolant
O'Lougiin
Perrine
Yori
Clevelavd A
Neweltn
Bis Hitting
Eddie Collins
Hageman
Philadelphia Athletics
National League
Hoston
Cinetanati
Cinehmall
Ving Sanyal
Catterley— Richt
Grau
Ink Paull
Puitsoerg
Miouite TS O
Mrooklyn
Doday
Dustvire
Goto
Trekar
Ayelet
Vitteburg
Cccce
Batterles-Visis
Alusda
Uncker
Marshall
Louis
Uist Dali
Troy
Atienpeen
Tacoma
Tani Abenlern
Ail Byrne
Spoikane
Vangouvei
Sogkans
Vancouver
Anil Sperwer
Western League
American Association
Columbus
Injinnap
Alf
Milgwukue
Glinapolis
Ai Wankes
Ab Lovtte
Minneapolis
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Ab Paul
Oakland
Onldann
Partha
Vernon Enmey
Raane
Lsco
Vernon
Seco
Avins Cvt
California
Hostetter's
Gentormen Wine
Boston & Montana
Jackenn
McLaughin
Jackson
Courthouse
Hunter
Whiting
Jinjar
McLaughlin
Wickehers
Ests
Pateen
Andrieux
Kinville
Thay
Kenegers Taltiatian
Aerg
Hater
Eolmes
Weger
Vicins
Metaughlin
Finn
Efi- Ville
Water
Nik
Mike Sheehan
Tnekeati
Hinter
Analelaus
WB Jigimer
Tb Ora
Goa
Waimata
Ono
O'Getman
Obo
Oo Sheehan
Wilton
Andeews
Atten
Tolala
Nils—Andrienx
Verhoyen
Pattat
Jurkson
Ywa
W. En Pet
Bankers Wee Weed & Ggt
Carmert
Gourthouis
M. J.B. Coffers
PontoMmes Wonekibee
Columbia Gardens
Lids
Wyoming
Winchester
Winchester Rifles
Parker and
L. CG. Smith
Golt’s
Smith & Wesson
Bunting Coats
UMG
Main Street
Lfe
Hood Medical Company
Dela
Roniter
the Hood Medical Company
North Main Street
Calkins
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