The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-19
SPORTING GOSSIP.

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OllSs Beard vas nned 100 cold slne, sor
&C.. thss,s = cs~rtsinSv. bud son,ehody
~ I'LL - nth a.
,has HSStccpse ill., noSee 80
% have snppiisd The prohib3sion 6s.e haii
writer's of that city.
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ate 10 ~ t6st Horn.nS" KeSins ana Nv
lin .Sosiay %ssssivs sss;F walking paper.
n. 80 cs..ns ~ - S..,n.-, .n,. $3.50.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - prss. ~" '"'
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49, ctrsnsy Snssse% 70 .ny sSRos1-
Tn shs - .,;sh Rr,oL,wnI Tn..;.x,',.
one association team asainst anosber.
winnino but one san,e ou1 Of 1,rentv
pi Ssea.. Miller vii, 90 b.c. tn ,.,....-
ing Eis san I'VE weeks TON e late: and VII,
ccppf.y 81 s,;ip III M nv sne = = Jeria or
npaw 10. !" VIII -" ""''s' +" "e "oes "os
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say.: .sIf ever q hail ni1ver JeserveSl the
laurel wreath that player in John CLARK
son. He IL entitled to plume himself on
Hcw YorI Inn. ..,,.,,v ,, ~. ,..,.u,
,vicc T"h.v Isl, C.s.s s,ay u;s,, Us psi,nms
for the Hall championship cup. which
cha",r;ousS;,, =. ILL.,. nss s"ccess'Se ~oeS"s
Trha On. - ~ T., p
Iyns cup OF happ,ness, even should the
Sailin1 fact thai II coa,id. and did. win the
series with every association club except
il. dearest fos-,St; Louis.
h,,rn rIavar. ~ havS h,, rs ~ . a.; ~. ~,
anil cptnveri tic S,esS;nns ~ aH,cIv veas
Cor.~iTs h.st;r. casr. ss1T
.a.con, y nsS;,ne, casenine, .nrSwIne Sna
liant E;pai- nnJ F;el.i. has s,rnr;s.S1 .nd
pleased eSerySody with ii. fihe ficldinS
s.rss~ I-~-s - 1911 -
ane pest ,aad pians OF men nnd mice
pcned 10 Captain C~omiskey's caicuiations
az To the figure the M would cut
i'm the race 70 far a. 81. Io,,is was con.
ccrneL. Columbus and Kansas CITY
drove many Qood-sixed nails In the
R-;.. L,.L. ..u,,. ..p,,.
vos,r ewss In the front ~ wo.,. hcaG "a.
man ox n don't he n cross he
tween the tWo'" For heaven's NC. n
vos,.rs. simn,S s:x soi I'M, ssanS sbers s;Es ~ =
mummy and ssy "a "a b SIi when wo,s mo-
~. = Sar;po = AS..SS Inn., .h;uL s"u Sno~
roha,s-s III mar h,,t H 81 ~ ;.n:., Sonrs q .
us,tsv i:rcenw .'I Il ne Due ), M. ...s o,,t MI ~ io;iw Oh
Semi-oflciai ieao,,e averaocs ,,ace
,Broathef. Of Bosson a, the head 81 she
Haus '.s., Win pcS5rSesnn.a9e p Jns'
TTsin., m oTnsr come Tlasscock LINK
J = Ans3n anu sfery. neeIe 5caas
IL pM au l,e.,a.e'' Sas ca'eIers, rssa.1
Basement. Nash the thru h nscm NJ Gloss.
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S Sesaf. .ne F snorrs,o tns H .nnsar .ns ,ea5
WWa.'Sa oGasL ~, umS ce"'er "ei"ers """
Mao'e 'ne r'H"t ne'oers
News OF the son Tread.
ing from newspaperl-This is indeed
startling news. dad: Attentive father told
time SPORTY Is il. my son? q. s.
see that all the players OF the league
haze made mp their minds to strike. AT.
There Ii no news i'm that as Tar az i can
see: Most OF them have been vainly
s.rIklhg eyer since tcaih re.,e'n.sr tne
game, anu the nest tnat man! OF tnem
seeih nn,e 10 &c ~ .S strike put. N1w.n
.ney mao tnlae up .heir inlnus 20 s'rike no
i"o'e' "h's"' "ase "ee"' s"'PsN"
Catcher Camel, Of the Bostons. one OF
the hest players i'm the business. will not
TIC seen behind the hat again. In future
he will play right field, while Bennett and
Kelly will do the catching for IN Bostons.
Some time ago Camel received am injury
to his breast bone from a foul tip. The
doctors told him to give up catching. He
did not heed the advice and again Injured
his chest i'm a subsequent game. In Tues
days game a quick lunge In hacking up on
one OF Kelley's wild throws, again hurt
the catcher. That caused his retirement
from the game, and il has been arranged
that he will catch no more.
The. s.clebrota.l case NJ Garrison Va
Reln,T,t SIN ccc,,n;es the tnng,,cs ami
,,ens - rssc;ro ,nen rho ;n,nnrtoi
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