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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1913
Page
4
Chicago teams clashed in a tense two game set with both halves producing shifts in momentum. Key pitching and late runs decided the outcomes as locals and visitors showcased strong defense and clutch hitting amid crowding tensions.
The Callahan family held a fest at Florida Avenue, with community members gathering for a local celebration. Details are limited in the readable fragment.
The funeral of Michael J. Keefe will be held at his late residence on Jét Midsoule avenues this morning and proceed to St Lawrence church for high mass. Interment at Holy Cross cemetery. Arrangements for James Downey funeral not yet completed. Remains are at Shorfung & Sheed undertaking parlors. Funeral announcement to be made later.
Larry Duggan and Wellbly Undertater are linked to a North Main Street location at 22. The brief notes the pair in relation to a local property or business matter and lists the address as the focal point of the entry.
AP digest reviews a crowded pennant race with the New York and Brooklyn clubs in contention. Cleveland and Washington press for top positions as Chicago and Boston mix near the lead and Detroit stumbles. Chicago White Sox and Boston Red Sox battle for spots while Philadelphia and New York vie for second in the league standings.
The report describes a tense finale at the 193 d Championship where Tinny Sales narrowly defeated Bo J. Barker. Watches and spectators note the tight match and steady play from both competitors with Barker forcing a late rally.
London reports discuss British sportsmen considering withdrawal from the Berlin Olympics. Proponents argue for sending a well trained delegation, while critics fear anti German sentiment and poor showings at Stockholm. Only strong public support and funding could reverse the move.
Fragmented note from September games mentions Morning and Milorgaon teams with San Francisco and Los Angeles affiliations. References Balteries Purnell and Sciuntilly Magle, plus Portland and Lagerman Jame rayge and Fisher in a jumble of unclear results.
The article records fragmented sports items from the Northwestern League with teams such as Wucoria, Soypt, and Tacom Watteries in Seattle and Portland. It also mentions an ordinance proposed by Alderinan Nance banning salt halls and warns of hazards from explosive materials and bulls, referencing a recent incident at a golf shelter in Jackson Park.
McGraw argues the Giants will carry momentum into the season's final stretch, praising teamwork and pitching depth. He notes Demaree, Mathewson, and Marquard as core pitchers and emphasizes staying healthy, maintaining lead, and preparing for tough battles with Philadelphia and Brooklyn while chasing the pennant.
The Muahlighe Stars secured a key victory improving their position in the standings. Details of the rival team and final score are not specified in the fragment.
Thornton Avenue won 43 to 2 with Aubney McGee starring for the victorious team and Ciddie Lawhar notable for the losing side. The match featured a heated, tight battle as observers noted intense back and forth play.
In Colwabi4 Ohio on September 2 many results emerged as Michigan faced a doubleheader with Colwabiw. Westegan led by Colwabiw’s Kigsten Byrd and Milenky delivered strong performances while Indianapolis and Asheville notable for standout players. The day featured a mix of wins and close calls across regional teams.
Unclear OCR reads like a sports score update with mixed fragments. Mentions Wiehe, Wen A 6, Leaver Sats, Jen Mothed 3, and Seeuuil Fame called in the seventh. Details are fragmentary and names appear uncertain.
Entries for the state fair feature a long list of horses with numbers and connections. Names include Kenney Praqees Destoll AMC Winkibeth Harwood Swarts Hl Hashenk Beet Dante Lay Baw Dottie Wigs Madelige Musirieve and others among mile and sprint races across different grounds and conditions.
A fragment describes Pasteur amid a display of wonders including lions elephants eagles creatures with two heads jewels emeralds and gold tonish shine. The scene mentions a vase of parrot painted adornments and a value tag of 198457 for real estate in British Columbia.
The article credits Leach with rallying the Cubs and criticizes Evers for spring missteps. It notes Leach’s consistent outfield hitting and leadership, while highlighting Metis Gins and other players’ struggles. Managerial friction, player shifts, and upcoming changes shape Cubs prospects for next year.
Fragmentary text portrays a dispute over slavery in the Philippines. Auditor W. M. Phipps reports to Secretary Gartisan citing slavery in the Islands. Representative Jones counters with a claim that slavery exists only in uncivilized portions.
San Francisco dispatch reports Secretary Franklin Klant has been ill since September 9. He left for Carmel with his family and Dr Frederic Lane, awaiting a return to health. The party travels amid improving conditions and planned attendance at the Admission Day parade in Dallas.
A veteran umpire laments the thankless nature of officiating in major league games. He notes hostile crowds, intense scrutiny, and constant second guessing by players and fans, arguing true umpiring demands nerve and decisive authority.
WANTS involves Ray Branh of Bartle seeking to feed Young Auigilre. The preliminary event on Bat chday night features Teidty Ther, with both athletes in the feathered category.
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