23 Sep 1908
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1908
Page
1
A fragmented sports brief notes the Cubs poised to lead the national standings after a potential win against the Yankees. Mentions other players and teams in uncertain terms, with emphasis on leadership and upcoming games.
Chicago sealed two wins over New York on their home grounds to reduce the margin to six points in the National League pennant race. With two Chicago games left, the lead could swing, keeping fans on edge. Cleveland widened its cushion in the American league by beating New York and leaving Detroit trailing.
Carson led with solid effort as Tacoma defeated Spokane 54 to 34. Kellackey and Carson combined for key scores while Jen sen and Rogers contributed in the rebound and defense. Umpire Caruthers officiated the game.
New York September 28 The Chirag Wa Jeacue champions mauled New York in a doubleheader to tighten the pennant race. McGinnity and Brown pitched relief work saving the first game. Brown again helped in the second. Scoring featured Brist gare Brown King McGinnity Bresnahan in the lineup. Second game saw other players and umpires listed amid a tense finish. Brooklyn and Pittsburgh shares were noted with Donavan’s men winning after strong pitching.
Between Bladdox and Pastorious the Knal score 5 to 2 as Boets R. IL and Pilishurr lead Brooklyn. Batter ies-Siatiara and Amin Baldwin score for Philadelphia. Ewing is knocked out in the fifth inning as the locals win 19 to 2. Umpires Rigier and WRN.
In Vancouver on Sept. 72 Quigley delivered the decisive hit in the twelfth inning as Vancouver edged Butte Run second. Key players include Bartheles Baddaci Arbogast Markness and Bender contributing in the late frame in a Northwest League clash marked by extra innings and clutch hitting.
Seattle defeated Aberdeen 82 to 62 in a closely fought home game. Bealtle led the scoring with strong second-half play as the Black Cats struggled to keep pace. Pele Aberdern and Tanendere had moments but could not turn the tide.
The Pacific Coast League report notes Oakland’s new third baseman Smith booted a miscue in the opening inning of the Portland game, giving the Timbers a single run. Portland edged Oakland 1 to 0 as the decisive moment came early and stayed through the final out.
University of Michigan football coach Yost forecasts a strong upcoming season with the Wolverines remaining a leading West power despite notable graduations. He cites spring practice, freshman development, and a busy schedule as signs of a competitive squad in the next year.
STANDARD FORM CHART ANACONDA Tuesday September 22 1904 Eighth day Weather clear Track slow.
In Chicago, rain halted the Philadelphia Chicago game in the first half of the second inning with Philadelphia leading 1 to 0. The game will be resumed tomorrow. Detroit also had little offense against Cleotian in a 7 to 0 Boston win. Cleveland shut out New York 7 to 0 as Joe dominated with three singles. Plans for upcoming races and events across swimming and athletic meets are outlined, with Chicago Athletic Association and Illinois Athletic contingent set to compete.
The Content A. A. Ay swimming championship will be held next week at Midway Inletorium opposite Rand South Park. The Chicago Swimming Club hosts the event with Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday set as the competition days. The meet features teams from Grace Swimming and other clubs in the region.
An advertisement praises Dr. Wilmer’s Swamp Root as the best kidney liver and bladder remedy. It touts quick relief, sworn purity, and sample bottles by mail, urging readers of the Anaconda Daily Standard to try the product and write to De Kuimar & Co. in Binghamton, NY.
Ruth Dillon, a 4-year-old Sidney Dillon trotter owned by Sterling R. B. Holt and driven by Millard Sanders, pulled a 10 to 1 upset by sweeping all three heats of the $10,000 Hester Columbus stake in Columbus Ohio. Spanish Queen and Aquin trailed, with Ruth Dillon finishing in 2:06, 2:08, and 2:08% in the three miles. Her $4,500 share boosted a strong day for Dillon trotting.
advertisement for Davis Montana Trout Flies priced at 2 dollars and various flies and fishing gear. promotes standard and expert flies, rods, reels, leaders, lines, and a fresh stock of Winchester shells with low prices for bulk buys. urges sending for a sporting goods catalog.
Oakland California schedules the first Pacific coast marathon. The Century Athletic Club plans a 2 mile course from Trustwate to Edwards over shaded roads. Open to all registered amateurs after two rigid medical exams.
Pole vault champion Carsten Gilbert wed Miss Mary Thompson in London, then Fortind. Gilbert holds the world record of 12 feet 7 inches. The couple will honeymoon in New York. Gilbert plans medical studies at Yale.
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