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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1912
Page
5
Great Falls and Butte split a double header before a crowd as threatening weather loomed. In the opener Dell pitched well for Great Falls, and Baltra relieved for Dell in the ninth. Murphy starred with a three-base hit and two RBIs for Butte.
Missoula Highlanders were shut out by Bryan's pitching as Zamlach started and Uicee relieved, yielding a 0 to 3 game with three runs crossing in the first inning and poor defensive support noted. Bryan dominated late crises to secure the win.
Salt Lake, May 26. Mecloa key and 12 Goes attempt to win a game for Ozden. Hurlers from McCloskey were hammered as Cowley Park produced two sessions. Salt Lake's sticks struck 15 hits in the first game and 9 in the second, with a combine total of two runs.
A partial standings list shows clubs from Molnov to Blix Citysitonx City with uneven scores and unclear dates. The text references teams Tadeph St and Wrebiin and notes mixed results, suggesting a seasonal table with many unreadable entries and unspecified venues.
Balt Lake Miah Mey May 26 announces stakes for the Buller rive meeting with events including a 3-year-old race for $1,000 prize, a 2-year-old sale, a mile race worth $4,000, the Mantini Derby on August 24, and the Copner Hil handicap on August 3 with six furlongs and total values around $1,0000.
Davik Sacrificu executed a key bunt and stole a base allowed by pitcher A Jensen. Abell and Stayner combined for several outs as Morgan and Stayner shut down the offense. Utls cott Tachs delivered four hits in four innings, with Meickwan, Morgan, Stayner and Ogden contributing in the field and on the bases. Time of game was one hour and four minutes with Allan and Hurlbert as umpires.
May 2 in St Louis a misplayed fly in the twelfth inning by Tennetehy’s fielder allowed St Gauls to plate the winning run. Clawlnualh scored 71 as Chedenati nee oe Mod Batteries Steefe Benton and McLean Harmon Biiss contributed for the Reds with strong pitching and late relief.
Cheney and O'Toole faced off in a bleary Pittsburgh duel as O'Toole stayed steady while Cheney faltered in the seventh. O'Toole yielded four hits but kept his control, as Pittsburgh defeated Chestnut Hill 41 to 4. Also listed are today's games: Boston at Philadelphia, New York at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Chicago.
Chicago May 26 St. Jovis defeated Cleveland 6 to 1 as Kuhn Maltin and Stanage fueled a rally. Jackson and Stephens contributed offense and a ninth inning miscue preserved the win for St. Louis in a late batter scene.
The Butte Miners, boosted by Dell and Kline, split seven games with Great Falls in a pivotal Union League stretch. McCafferty reshaped the lineup, Dell pitched well in rough weather, and Maloney and Maloney plus Catferty form a strengthened infield and outfield core as Helena Senators visit for a key series. Maurie Weise’s Missoula squad travels east, with Bryon and Nap contributing to the approach.
In a May Northwest League game at Portland, the locals edged Spokane with timely hitting and a late rally. Portland scored two runs off Cadres and added another tumbling eighth inning burst to secure the win as Banley closed out the game.
May 2 Seattle triumphed over Vancouver 9 to 14 in a lively game featuring Willing on offense and a strong Seattle rally in the fifth inning. Bearny Rue Victoria led the effort with timely hits as Seattle performed sharply despite a challenging start.
A new weekly pool game uses numbered pool peas to represent the 16 baseball teams in the two major leagues. Players buy tickets for 50 cents, guessing team performance across six days. Winners take the entire pool, with 1 percent to the finder. payouts hinge on total scores, ties, and weekly performance.
In a chilly preliminaries event in May, German athletes competed in discus, shot put, high jump, long jump, and running events from 100 to 1600 meters and 100 kilometers. Korn of Munich won the 10 meter sprint in 11 1-10 seconds, with Leiske winning the high jump at 10 feet 4 inches and Burlowitz clocking 52 seconds for 400 meters. Vietz posted 33 minutes 45 1-2 seconds for 10 kilometers. the disc measured 128 feet 2 inches.
The Bulle Motor Clete Club with about 40 members announces a Decoration Day motorcycle racing program featuring amateurs and professionals. Events include tandem exhibition, three mile amateur, four horsepower class, Australian pursuit, and multiple one to five mile races with riders such as Ernest Wiles Leonard Opie George Savage and J. L. Bleldon. Competition starts in the afternoon at the club race track with terrain arranged for best performance.
In Los Angeles on May 2 a misty morning structure led to a disrupted tale of Pacific Coast League events. Notable names include Vernon, Nagle, and Rockey as possible players in a mixed report about scores, venues, and a delayed afternoon schedule.
Fragile game log items list players such as Mitchel, Patterson and Secor RH with mentions of Oakland and Portland. Scattered lines refer to innings, hits, and a relief pitcher Schwenek, plus a reference to a batteries store and local schedules for San Francisco and Vernon.
Butte Moose defeated Deer Lodge 6 to 4 after a late rally at Columbia Gardens. Rosy started for Butte and was relieved by Wilcox as Deer Lodge pushed across one run in the early innings. Butte struck for two in the second, added a triple and run in the sixth, and scored two more in the ninth to seal the win.
In New York May 26 the postoffice clerks' athletic games at Celtic Park yielded three new world amateur records. Louis Schott of Paterson set records in the 1 0 kilometer event, Abel Kiviat of the Tri-State Athletic Association won the 1600 meter in 3 0 9 1 5, and James H Duncan of New York unattached threw the discus 90 feet 7 inch left-handed for a new mark. The day also covered Indianapolis auto entries for the second annual 500 mile race with 75,000 expected spectators, prize money of 50,000 dollars, and top prize of 26,000 dollars.
San Francisco officials announced that George Vorine, Olympic Club high jump champion, will travel to New York for tomorrow's national games at Celpark. President Humphrey hesitated due to resting concerns, while Gerhardt assumed responsibility. Officials said Norrest Smithace would not attend, directing to Los Angeles Athletic Club for action.
In Wasioa Park the Heid Men beat the Independent 1 to 0 after a tight seven innings. Richardson pitched well but wild, while timely singles in the seventh produced the decisive run. Key defensive plays by Halloran and Des Jardins kept the game close.
Emmett team defeated the Volunteers by three to one in an exhibition Gaelic football game at Perrot Flats yesterday. Volunteers, forming a new organization, fielded their first lineup and showed plucky effort, with improved teamwork expected to place them among leading teams in local play.
In Las Vegas brief, Trindal and Cole rounds were discussed by Jack Johnson. Johnson stated the thin file will not go over in rounds as he arrived in Trinidad to a welcoming crowd after a 45 minute train stop.
A garbled OCR item blends ancient papyrus notes and a baseball discipline incident. It cites a Caledga physician and a Pharaoh Thathmes assertion, then shifts to Kid Gleason facing suspension after an attack on a grandstand official during a Baltimore game, with Ty Cobb not yet named amid the uproar.
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