Electrics Rally To Defeat Butte In Series Opener
Great Falls defeats Butte 6 to 3 as Hildebrand shines on the mound and Kelly hits a homer for the Electrics. Key hits include Faye Tower Whi Kafora 2 and Gaten with a three-base shot, while defensive plays and the weather draw a large crowd in the first of the present series.
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Vigilantes' Big Lead Is Overcome by the Saints
Salt Lake City May 2 Helena built a four run lead in the second inning but Salt Lake bounced back to win the final game of the series. Morgan started for Salt Lake and was relieved by Gaut in the second after a rough inning. Gaut lost control in the eighth, Hammel finished the last two innings, and Salt Lake claimed five of six games.
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Giants and Pirates battle for pennant pace in 1912 season
Vintage curator MGRAW analysis tracks Giants, Pirates, Phillies, and Cubs as they jockey for early lead in the National League. It notes Mathewson and Marquard shaping New York, Adams and Hendersons of Pittsburgh, with Philadelphia’s Quakers pressing. The piece forecasts a tight race into autumn and stresses pitching depth, defense, and sustained pace amid early-season slumps.
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Knight Allows Just One Hit In Ten Innings In Missoula Rise
May 23 Ogden defeated Missoula 8 to 7 in a long pitching duel with Knight yielding only one hit through ten innings. Perkins drove in the final run for Ogden as Jones scored, solidifying the late rally and clinching the win in the Missoula series.
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Vancouver Beats Seattle In Easy Northwestern League Win
Vancouver bats Seattle pitchers all over the lot for an 11 to 1 victory. Vancouver took a two run lead in the first inning and held on. Decanniere collected four hits as the visitors dominated. Batteries: De Lewis Ful lerton Schneider Gipe Cadman for Vancouver.
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Knight and Treckell Key in Missoula Victory
Knight and Treckell pitched effectively as Powell County defeats Missoula with Knight striking out eight across two innings and Treckell taking the win. Offense features Dasehbael and Murray contributing with multiple hits and stolen bases by Tobin, Roberts, and Chat Jones.
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Moore Maroons Win in Ten Inning Contest
Special Dispatch to the Standant Moore reports the Moore Maroons defeated Lewistown 6 to 5 in ten innings to open the season. Meyers doubled in Lincoln for two bases, Willard followed with a scoring hit, and three pitchers from each side were used as the Maroons edged Lewistown in a tense finale.
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Pirates Beaten by Single Earned Run
Cincinnati edged Pittsburgh 1 to 0 in six innings as Bates tripled in the fourth and scored on Bescher's sacrifice. Becker made a key catch on Miller's drive, Wagner starred in the field. Other scores note Chicago over St Louis and Chicago at Cleveland with various pitchers.
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Pirates and Angels Split Oakland Park Showdown
In a 12 inning Pacific Coast League clash Oakland defeated Los Angeles 2 to 1 on a late run while Sacramento beat San Francisco 6 to 4 to claim their first series of the season four games to two. Battling pitchers and fielding miscues marked the tense day as Amely drove in the decisive runs for Oakland.
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Trade News Sparks Mixed Odds in Baseball Clubs
Reports from May 25 indicate a Cleveland move trading Lelivelt and Stump for Roser Peckinhaan as teams pursue depth. The exchange aims to boost Cleveland as a pinch hitter and strengthen Los Angeles with new infield options, while other details remain unclear from the fragmented text.
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Detroit Wins Doubleheader Over St Louis In St. Louis
Detroit swept both games against St Louis in a May 2 doubleheader. In game one Detroit built a lead and held on 7 to 6 as Stovall scored and a key bunched hits propelled the visitors. In game two Detroit again struck early and with timely hitting, doubled St Louis 6 to 4 as Wy Treat, View, and McAllister contributed in support of winning pitcher.
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Copper City elth to host July 4 bout with Dilton and Moka
Commissioner Davies announced Copper City elth secures exclusive permit for July 4 boxing featuring middleweights Jack Dilton and Rob Moka. A June card in Treasure State promises Eddie McGoorty versus Jimmy Claphy in a two round bout. If signings fail, promoters face a boosted card in multiple cities.
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Rob Moka
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Jimmy Claphy
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