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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1912
Page
12
Ogden beat Butte 6 to 1 and 4 to 2 in a pair of games as Dell allowed nine hits in the opener while Butte squandered a 3 1 lead. McCloskey’s adjustments sparked a ninth inning comeback, with Perkins and Spencer driving in runs to tie and McNamara and Erickson sealing the second win.
Salt Lake and Great Falls split a June 16 doubleheader in Great Falls. Salt Lake won game one with rallies aided by fielding errors from Great Falls. game two saw Salt Lake score five runs in a sequence aided by Great Falls miscues. Orr highlighted fielding as a key factor in the day.
In the first game Butte left three on base with two outs and a foul ball fielded by Perkins. Wright halted play to chase dogs thrice. In the second game two boys fought near the third-base bleachers. Rusty was credited with an error for a missed touch at first. Dell allowed a dying roller between his legs on Erickson’s ball. Fans and press box disagreed on a confusing ruling for a hit by Ogden’s pitcher.
Helena report notes the Senators tied in today’s game and in the series finale. Bush pitched for the visitors but remained a puzzle to hitters as both teams failed to gain advantage in the split.
Struck out by Williams three times, Carson once, Ames once. Walks to Williams once and Ames twice. Wild pitch by Carson. Left on base Great Falls eight Salt Lake five. Time two hours sixteen minutes. Umpire Houriburt.
Joe Wood outpoints Prank Lange in a pitching duel as Boston defeats Chicago to drop the locals to third place. Lord hits a first inning home run with Rath aboard, and the Battery duo was Wood with Cady for Boston and Lange with Block for Chicago.
Philadelphia jumped to a five run lead and capitalized on seven Detroit errors to beat the locals. Stanage pitched well and Oldring and McInnes made standout catches as Philadelphia won 8 to 7 over Detroit. Batteries Plank and Lyan for Philadelphia Dubuc and Stanage for Detroit.
Rain forces postponements in St Louis and Chicago on June 16. New York, Cleveland, and Washington games delayed with no games scheduled today.
Four basketball matchups listed with Pittsburgh versus New York and Cincinnati versus Boston, plus Chicago versus Philadelphia and St. Louis versus Brooklyn. No results provided.
Spokane blanked Portland in the set as the first game went 12 innings and the second was halted at eight so players could catch a coastbound train. Batteries Kraft Willis Noyes DeVogt Eastley Harris powered Spokane while Portland used Veasy Moore and others in the losing effort.
Seattle took the morning game as timely hits sparked their offense while Vancouver managed only three scattered singles and a double off Fullerton. In the afternoon Vancouver rallied early to chase Thompson, but Barrenkamp could not contain the visitors as Beattie and Beattie powered a 2 run effort.
Tacoma won the morning game in a close, clean contest while losing the afternoon clash to Victoria. Kennedy of Victoria hit a home run a triple a double and two singles in five at bats. Batteries morning Criger Crittenden Narveson Meek. Afternoon batteries Schmutz Meikle La Longe Wilson Concannon Meek.
Sports schedule blitz showing pairings between Victoria and Vancouver Tacoma and Portland Spokane and Seattle teams set to play in upcoming fixtures across the Pacific Northwest venues. Matches highlight intercity rivalries and regional fan interest.
In Toledo and Columbus key games were postponed due to rain. The Louisville contest ended Milwaukee 3 8 after 10 innings in the first game while Indianapolis lost 1-2 to St Paul 0-4.
In Denver St Joseph beat Denver 9 to 7. Wichita defeated Des Moines 8 to 0. Topeka lost to Omaha 3 to 1, with Omaha winning 5 to 1 in the second game. Sioux City defeated Lincoln 19 to 2.
Los Angeles won both morning and afternoon games in San Francisco. Morning game ended with a shutout for Los Angeles as Delhi struggled in the afternoon. Final scores show Los Angeles ahead 5 3 in the morning and 8 23 to 1 in the afternoon with Leverenz Brooks Delht and Schmidt securing the wins.
In Los Angeles on June 16 Vernon and Sacramento split their twin bill. Morning contest saw Vernon 118 to 6 against Sacramento with batteries Raleigh Temple Brown Agnew Williams Kreitz guiding the play. Afternoon game result favored Sacramento with Brackenidge Brown Baum and Cheek contributing as pitchers and fielders for the visitors.
In Portland on June 16 the home team won 2 to 1 in 12 innings, with superb pitching and errorless defense by Kinwitter and the Portland squad backing a tense pitchers’ duel against Oakland. Batteries Christian and Mitze for Oakland, Kinwitter and Fisher for Portland.
Portland plays Vernon, while San Francisco faces Sacramento in pair of scheduled matchups. Los Angeles at Oakland not detailed in match context.
In Harlowton on June 16, the rejuvenated Harlowton team won 4 to 2 over Two Dot in a well played return game. Grevetti and Shook produced a pair of singles and a Shook RBI double in the seventh inning.
Grevetti and Sandilan of the home team had the edge on Arnold and Carlson for the visiting battery. Caine scored two rows as the Wheatland county band played to an enthusiastic crowd during the game.
East Las Vegas New Mexico June 16 a local physician after examining heavy weight champion Jack Johnson says his best expansion is not up to standard and would fear an act of endurance Flynn is regarded as a remarkable specimen of physical development by the examiner
Mona the grayhound owned by C McLean wins the 14 dag stake at the coursing park defeating Sun Flower owned by Hurd and Pyle who takes second. Raparee owned by M Carlis finishes third with a season crowd watching judge William Donnithorne presiding.
The final Du Pont trophy handicap shoot concluded with Drumgoole defeating ONeill in a shootoff. Over April to June 150 targets were fired, with scores listed for Mathewson 141 Drumgoole 143 Brillhart 129 Wraith 139 Gemmett 136 ONeill 143 Sullivan 140 Smith 126 Rowe 13838 Goddard 137 Schimpf 130 Leck 189 Truzzolino 141 Hallowell 141 Willoughby 136 Nell 180 Woehler 141 Walker 184 Merkle 140 and Allen 185.
In Los Angeles on June 16 the Seafarer, captained by Norris of San Francisco, surged to the lead at the start of the San Pedro to Honolulu race. The Hawaii, Lurline, and Mattoosh followed, with favorable conditions predicting a Honolulu arrival within about two weeks.
Lewistown June 16 The new ball park opened with a large crowd. The Moccasin team led by Babcock defeated Lewistown 8 to 6 with six imported players in the lineup including Warren, the Ogden pitcher.
The French Derby for three year olds at Chantilly was claimed by an 82 to 1 outsider Friant II. Prince Muhas trained by unknown jockey. August Belmont's Amoureux III finished runner up as the race carried a purse of 87200 dollars.
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