Giants Blanked As Hendrix Shines In Loss
In Seattle, Hendrix dominates the mound as Butte edges ahead 3 to 0 through timely hits. Stokke’s defense and late escapes help Seattle, while Butte plates three runs in the fourth inning to seal the victory.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1916
Page
14
In Seattle, Hendrix dominates the mound as Butte edges ahead 3 to 0 through timely hits. Stokke’s defense and late escapes help Seattle, while Butte plates three runs in the fourth inning to seal the victory.
Heattle April 30 Vancouver won the league season opener at Spokane 4 to 3. Key hits included a two-base double by Sheely and a three-base hit by Harper. Pitching featured Acosta and Shader with several wild pitches and stolen bases by Murray Fitzsimmons and Mensor.
The Meaderville amateur boxing show success spurred forming the Treasure Late Athletic club to build a first class gymnasium for men and boys and host periodic athletic events. James Byrne will manage. Holland rink becomes home. Skating tourney features, later boxing and wrestling to follow. Entries listed. events will be amateur with no prize money and no law violations. Matches set for Portland Vernon, San Francisco Salt Lake, Los Angeles Oakland.
The Northwest League article analyzes batting order strategy for Butte and Seattle, highlighting Eddie Johnson’s speed and eye, Grover at second, and Rev in third. It notes Kippert as main cleanup, Sells dangerous on base, and Smith at third, with McGinnity seeking to strengthen Levine’s berth amid Tacoma’s upcoming series as Seattle eyes a pivotal clash in a strong town rivalry.
Cincinnati defeats Pittsburg seven to five in the ninth inning as Harmon starts for Pittsburg and is relieved after two runs produced by a single and a double. Groh driving in the deciding run, with pitching changes noted and a list of other games postponed or played across the circuit.
Scores of three perfect 200 yards rapid fire by Rocky Mountain Rifle Club gunners yesterday include Overand Younk and Perier. Some omitted the 600 yard Low fire. May 21 members shoot for membership medal open to contenders excluding prior winner. Also report: four hundred dollars in gold found hidden in dried apples, then returned to Joe Slaveo after Miller bought the apples.
Detroit loses to Cleveland 12 to 6 as early offense and pitching woes sink the Tigers. Jamar Tail Toland exits early. Jennings uses pinch hitters amid a large Navin Field crowd. Attendance ranks third in the stadium’s history.
At Butte Country Club Clinton prize handicap golf opening day drew W M Tuohy and Dr W Rusterhol with 79s. Instructor Will Leith kept his score secret until after rounds and avoided beating rivals, while JT Wh Wheeler also played steadily. Favorable weather encouraged more beginners to join next Sunday.
The East Side Athletic club elected Robert White as president, William Williams as vice president, Henry Amos as secretary treasurer, Emmett Donlan as assistant secretary treasurer, and Frank Nehring as baseball manager. Nehring invites games at 403 Watson Avenue. practice Tuesday at 6 30 pm. A club board of trustees for the year includes Hubert White Henry Amos Lancelot Smith EN Norris Harvey Teterson Charles Boulware Emil Bastynan and R H Tunnel.
In a week of improving weather the major leagues saw Brooklyn and Chicago surge in the National League while Detroit led the American. Cincinnati and St Louis fell behind. Philadelphia held the NL lead as Chicago posted seven straight wins. Detroit, aided by Cobb and Crawford’s return, overtook the American circuit with strong hitting from Heisman and Veach. New York struggled, Boston pressed, and Washington Cleveland showed progress as St Louis and Cincinnati faltered late in the pennant chase.
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