Demagggio Sparks Rally in Seventh Inning Sees Electrics Win
May 22 Electrics trail Miners 9 0 before Rene Demaggio ignites the rally. Duffy weakens and Duddy scores on a passed ball. Demaggetto leads off with a bunt and scores Tutgron s bunt as Butte adds two more in the ninth. Williams relieves Duffy and allows a two bagger that prevents further runs.
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Electrics
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Duddy
Gibeon
Demageto
Tutgron
Steadier Butte
Anotter
Willams
Allowsa
Score
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Butte
Demagsio
Turgeon
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Marshall
Katora
Lewy
Kallio
Hutte
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Ace
Demaggio
Toner
Riffee Bitener
Hester
Galena
Heste
Potts
Dufty
Bares
Demageio
Dutty
Williams
BM Dufty
Falla 6 Hutte 1 Time of 1e hour and % minutes
Umpire appears in fragmented sports notice with unclear timing and scoring. The readable portion mentions a match context and refereeing but lacks full details of players teams or final result.
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Tat Falla
Hutte
Highlanders win long drawn out Ogden game in Utah
In Ogden on May 22 the Highlanders defeated Missoula 9 to 7 after a tense, two hour and thirty seven minute contest. Bohan held Missoula until the seventh as Ogden rallied with five in the eighth and one in the last. Key hits included Tobin and Changnon double, Van three-base, and a Bohan home run.
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Missoula
Bohan
Batten
Fes
Roberts
Bassey
Weester
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Fowler
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Balle
Erickson
Hummer
Amesa
Castleton
Hirickson
Anning
Ummet
Stieton
Semeottiueta
Western Tri State League tidings and boxing talk mix in report
The item details Western Tri State League figures with John Walsh as president Manry as vice president and Kirby Hoon as playing manager plus a long list of players. It notes pending arrangements for a series of Barres in the city against the Butte Independents on May 9 31 and June 1 and discusses prospects for Hoboean hockey closer to a baseball season. It also covers boxing talks including Gunboat Smith and Jess Willard and a possible match proposed by Tom Jones with Buckley’s reply. International baseball and college results follow with multiple scores including rain delays and postponed games across St. Paul Louisville Milwaukee Indianapolis Minneapolis and more.
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John Walsh
Manry
Ernest Th
Kirby Hoon
Ripley
John Kottits
Ors
HL Mc Howard
C'Davis
All. Love
Robert Burns
James Edwards
C. E. Myers
C. A. Mull
W. Hoffman
Guy Saunders
Butte Independents
Hozemaan
San Francisco
Gunboat Smith
Tom Jones
Jess Willard
Willard
Smith
Buckley
Jones
Skyscrapers Nose Out Helena Early Inning Win
Salt Take edged Helena 4 to 0 in an errorless game. Ames wax hit hard in the first inning and the locals scored their only runs of the contest. After the first, the score remained intact as Skyscrapers held the lead and secured the victory.
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Salt Take
Helena
To & Ames Wax
Hart
Cleveland Tops Johnson as Thirteen Hits Star in Loss
Cleveland defeats Johnson in a full game debut, thirteen hits off him while Steen limits opponents to six. Washington and St Louis dominate, Chicago outguns New York, Philadelphia shuts out and wins seven to nothing. multiple pitchers and scorers noted across the day’s matches.
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Cleveland
Johnson
Wis
Steen
Washington
Milan
O'Neil
St Lous
Louis
New York
Tavis
New Yore
St. Lowe
ShhattertesKeienter
Stone and Meattister
Los Angeles Lasers Edge Oakland In Low-Scoring Tilt
In Oakland on May 22 the Los Angeles team defeated the Oakland leaders 2 to 1 in a game highlighted by solid pitching on both sides. Key Los Angeles players included Pete and Brooks, while Oakland featured Christian Killilay and Rohrer in a tight pitching duel.
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Oakland
Los Angeles Taseers
R. LE
Los Angeles
Pete
Brooks
Christian
Killilay
Rohrer
Venice Beavers Narrow Victory and Confusing Play Report
A fragmented sports brief notes errors by the Venice team leading to a 3 to 2 win over Portland in today's game. It mentions players such as Tattersen, West, Berry, Mi, Elliott and others in Sacramento on May 28 in a murky play-by-play style with unclear sequence and scoring details.
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Beavers
Rhe
Portland
Venice Tattersen
West
Berry
Elliott
Clabby McGoorty Bout in Butte Aims for Big Cards
A tentative June 18 card in Butte features M'Goorty Clabby and Eddie McGoorty in a middleweight title bout, with Frank Klaus in reserve. Promoters plan a low price grand opening, remodeling the arena to attract miners and boost profits while testing public interest in top class heavyweight action.
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Mil Butte Fane
Jimenk Clabby
Eddie McGoorts
Frank Klaus
Treasure State Athlet Club
McGoorty Saliber
Meco
Denver
Ealther
1 Motors
Clabby
McGoorty
Butte
Herrera
Nelson
Jack
Sulllivan
Britt
Ketchell
Moters
Standings of the Clubs Cage Player Wounded In Game
Ritener Joe White of the Chicago American League team was badly hurt when struck on the right forearm by a thrown ball from C. Smith. His arm is not broken but he will miss a few days of play.
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Cage
Ritener
Joe White
C. Smith
Portland Wins Fourth Straight In Slugging Pitching Duel
Northwestern League report notes Portland tops Spokane to extend win streak as Bolnity, McGinnity, Grind, and Murray drive five runs in an inside the park style game. Smith outduels Covaleskie as Spokane falls to the Bees for their fifth straight loss.
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Bolnity
McGinnity
Grind Martinont
Murray
Columbia
Alay
Slim Smith
Covaleskie
Bees
Spokane
Smith
Sven
Indians
Beavers Win Third Game Behind Walsh Homers
May 1 in Vancouver Washington, Walsh hit a deep center field homer driving in two as the Beavers defeated Seattle 3 to 1. Hall outpitched Gipe with strong support, while Gipe and Cadman worked the batteries for Vancouver and Seattle respectively.
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Vancouver
Irusn Colombla
Walsh
Beavers
Hall
Gipe
Seattle
Cadman
Lewis
Stovall Reinstated With Apology Condition
George Stovall, suspended manager of the St Louis Americans, was reinstated by American League President Johnson on condition he pays a $100 fine and writes a letter of apology to umpire Charles Ferguson for spitting during a game. Stovall pledged to apologize in writing and personally.
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St. Louis
George Stovall
St. Louis Americans
Pressent Johnson
Charles Ferguson
Stovall
Johnson
Slide in mud ends Brooklyn Pittsburg game at five
Rain drenched contest ends in the fifth as umpire Klem keeps playing then calls it off after Stengel is tagged for stealing second in the mud. Pittsburg leads 1 to 0 in a delayed game with Geils and Cooper Miller batteries. Also notes Boston Chicago game postponed and other rain affected scores. New York plans 1,100,000 capital building repairs in Albany.
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Pittsburg
Klem
Stengel
Geils Esrates
Cooper
Miller
New York
Capitol
Albany
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