Butte Wins Third Slugging Match In Wild Strikeout Game
In a high scoring slugfest at the ball yard Helena Vigilantes lost to Butte 21 to 10 after Moran of Denver relieved Kellogg. Moran worked five innings while Kellogg was erratic, and hits by Duddy Katara Levy Kellogg and others fueled the uprising. Coppers rattled Hopkins and Demar gio as Helena fought back but Butte’s power carried the day in the eighth and ninth frames.
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Helena Beats Butte In Extra Inning Ball Clash
In a tense two hour and twenty minute game Helena tops Butte after a long battled innings. Key moments include Whaling’s odd eighth inning play and strong defense from Kellogg and Menges with Moran and Cooney trading blows on the mound.
Electr ic highlanders blank Missoula in low-scoring contest
Great Falls failed to connect with Hoban's delivery as the Highlands shut out Missoula 9 to 0 on home grounds. Garman, Changnon and Bohan each contributed in the box for Great Falls while Delhi and Tremell topped with timely hits. a one hour game under steady conditions.
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Erratic Game at Ogden Won by Skyscrapers
Ragged play and costly errors marked the Ogden game as the Skyscrapers defeated Sainte today by 6 to 5. Details show two Ogden pitchers, mixed offense, and a lengthy, uneven contest ending with an Owls loss.
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Fultz Plea for Players Demands Contract Respect
New York June 5 Some players argue against minor league farm pitching at salaries below contract terms. David Fultz, president of the players’ fraternity, writes to August Herrmann urging the commission to enforce players’ signed contracts and end coercive salary cuts. He contends players deserve negotiation freedom and likens owner undercutting to duress. The letter renews a call for owners to honor agreements.
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Northwest league results and boxing news from the coast
Seattle defeated Spokane 3 to 6 in a baseball tilt with timely hitting, while Eastley won a pitchers battle in Victoria and Vancouver’s Tigers beat Clark in Tacoma. Also noted are boxing plans for Anaconda on June 18 featuring Tally, Johns and Hughes, with prior bouts and eye troubles mentioned.
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Fogel Pledges to Push Baseball Trust Inquiry
Horace Fogel former owner of the Philadelphia National League club arrived in Washington to urge Congress to back Representative Gallagher Illinois resolution for an investigation into organized baseball as a trust. He met with Representative Henry and promised witnesses from Chicago St Louis Pittsburgh and minor leagues to prove the case before the rules committee. He also sought a meeting with Attorney General McReynolds and plans another discussion to press for a congressional inquiry ahead of any broader action.
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Portland defeats Oakland in hardyhitting game 19 to 6
Portland beats Oakland 19 to 6 in a high contact contest on June 5. Oakland used four pitchers all hit hard as errors plagued them. Batter notes include Rillay Gregory Oliva Christian and Crisp for Oakland while Higgins Botham Krause Gerry and Fisher worked for Portland.
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Ted Hant
Rillay
Gregory
Olivia
Christian
Crisp
Higginsbotham
Krause
Erry
Fisher
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