09 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1912
Page
1
Great Falls wins a tense baseball clash as infield errors and timely hits hinge a rain affected game. McNamara and Kafera spark the visitors, while Butte’s defense falters though Dockstader Levy and Darkstader rally late in a near comeback.
Umpire Prary, injured Thursday, was able to walk yesterday after a foul ball. Bester returned as regular first baseman for the waiters. Great Falls infield play was superb, saving the game for the visitors as the Buttes were halted by tight defense. Only one strikeout per side amid tense innings with bases loaded twice.
Missoula wins fifth straight over Ogden as Roceburrough and Stone lead a tight clash. Ogden takes a three run lead before Rosaburralgh delivers four hits for three runs in the seventh, then Apostles hold firm. Sid Perkins exits with a finger injury. managers Blankenship and McCloskey face penalties as officials attend. Store, NGDEN.
Fragmentary OCR text references multiple cities including Milwaukee Milwaukee and Louisville with scattered numbers such as 4 and 1. The fragment lacks coherent events, teams, or dates to define a complete sports item.
The eleventh annual Interscholastic track meet at the University of Chicago saw California athletes lead with 37 points as Herbert Whitted set hurdles marks before an out of condition hampered later events. Central Nightgate placed second with 32 points, while Englewood and University High tied for third with 18 each.
In a tense Pacific Coast League contest Vernon edged San Francisco in the twelfth inning as Hentey and Hutt were batted hard. Yanley loosened in the fifth, allowing four hits and three runs, while Portland and Los Angeles produced a see-saw battle with Slagle lasting six innings before Portland rallied. Sacramento struck late in the seventh, pushing six runs, with Bauman Gregory Brooks and Rohrer on the mound for Colland.
In Los Angeles June, Jack White of Chicago won a 20 round decision over Harry Choning of Deland after Moran substituted for Owen Moran. Though Moran showed limited training, White secured a clear edge as rounds wore on. The referee’s decision favored White despite a late challenge from Moran.
A financially strained Stanford crew departs for Vonghe Keomuila to compete in rowing trials in June. The team, barely funded, faces travel and equipment hurdles as they prepare to row without a regular shell. The Ringleh company reportedly halted shipments due to sharemen’s strikes in Tingland, complicating efforts to ship the boat.
Fres Lance ridden by Peak wins Latonia Derby the twenty ninth renewal on a fast track before record crowd. The Manager finishes second five lengths back with Worth the favorite in third after a tight finish. Jockey Peak and George J Long's Fres Lance pay $4.90 for win with show payouts for The Manager and Worth.
Wren Thue of Bowie and Wil Hanley challenge Crowley and Jackson to a two man handball match in the state, with a June 13 date to be arranged. Gleason and Hanley frequent Page Alleys on Hasl Broadway. offer opens to any stake. Umpire and venue details accompany a busy day of sports notes across town.
Racing situation in Siber Bow county causes talk of a compromise. Butta Driving Club plans a 0 to 15 day meet starting June 13 at the half mile track, with harness races slated for today at 2 80 and last race by 5 30. Members cite fenced track, adequate facilities, and enough harness horses. Possible agreement with Butte Jockey Club before June 10. may affect pension status.
Unclear item summarizes baseball action with players Powell, Morgan, and Cleveland firming up leads. Mentions batter stats and multiple teams including New York, Philadelphia, Detroit, and Chicago with noted matchups and scores. Reads like a disjointed early wire report of games on June 2 to June 8.
Marquard earned his twelfth straight win of the season for New York by defeating Cincinnati. Wagner and Meyers provided key Philadelphia and St. Louis moments, while Ludorus delivered a pivotal hit in the ninth as Brooklyn and Chicago split a doubleheader in rough play, with Zimmermann homering for Chicago.
June report highlights strong catching by Don tin and Wilson behind steady pitching. O Paola’s defense proves tough as Roatan edges Pittsburgh with key plays from Bouton and Kelly.
The piece describes a plan in Harlowton to reorganize a sports team or club under new management led by P. Olson and T. Mee Quilty. A formal Roma event is announced for Two Dot with a focus on completing the season lineup and scheduling.
Northwest League notes show Harlowton near last year's mark with 24 wins and only four losses. Tacoma faces June results as Seattle edges Tacoma 3 to 2 while Vancouver hits a long win streak with Jung, Thumy, Clack and Clarkau leading the Bears to a win. Portland and Harris contribute to the battering in the standings.
Spokane defeated Victoria 6 to 1 in today’s game. Cadrean pitched superbly, limiting Victoria to a single run. Beattie and Tuna contributed, with Kollar reaching on a sixth inning error. Victoria’s only score came on a sixth inning misplay.
Race card details for Atan Idaho show six races with names like Lomond Ocean Shore and Alchemist in five to six furlong sprints and selling sections. Notable bettors and horses include Ruhstaller Zulu Lookout Kiku and King Lear among others. Local betting interest centers on six furlongs Pasavnger Zool Merman and other entries. A late note mentions Long shots capturing bets on the card.
In the five furlong fifth race Carlton G the favorite collapses in the final stretch allowing Wimbus to finish third. Eddy Gip won at 18 to 1, outrunning Cauise with Terie Trick close behind as Weather Coir and others trailed. Times around 1:00 1-5 for the sprint and 1:29 for the long race.
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