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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1912
Page
1
The article recounts early season notes on players like Fred Taney and Tony, praising speed and potential while noting control issues. It describes Chicago White Sox antics with Callahan and Gleason, praises Bill Sweeney, Navin’s leadership, and a Detroit club conference resolving salary and grievance disputes, with Charley Davin and Doolin highlighted as popular figures.
Hamilton Baseball fans anticipate a strong squad after Friday's 6 to 2 win over Stevensville. Joe Gebeau pitched well, with Gebeau Raftery and Kyars as the key players in the lineup. The stockholders meeting is set for Wednesday evening to discuss plans for the club.
Tacoma was dropped from the Northwestern League after a directors meeting. The league took over the Tacoma club, paid back salaries, and may transfer the franchise to another city if legal guarantees are provided. Owner A B Rothermel faced financial issues throughout the season. former owner George Schreeder had transferred control with forfeiture money advanced for player purchases.
Indianap olis drivers staged a two minute mile lap qualifying test at the brick oval for the Memorial day race. David Lrnee-drawn led the field with a fast time while several entrants faced engine trouble. Oldfield failed to qualify due to repeated engine issues, and others like Ormsby Myrne and Mile ford drew scrutiny for incomplete adjustments after weeks of practice.
Philadelphia hammered Boston pitchers as fielding woes by locals aided a decisive win. Key hits by Ek Washington and Sweeney backed Hughes and Meary on the mound, with New York also posting strong outcomes elsewhere yet mirroring a season-opening loss pattern.
Carl Longo at the University of Georgia has a stakeout record of 22 at bats in a regular inning, with Nasbec noted for pitching. The update, announced today, will be reported in May.
Report from New Fork on May 20 describes champion Mgrath’s narrow escape amid a chaotic incident. Alalt Medrath, legendary barman thrower, faced a dash in the Aidelang Olson pit as Hinday Litents attacked Tank. McGrathy, a local policeman, reportedly warned and restrained, while Thin faced charges related to the disturbance.
Philadelphia edges Boston 4 2 in game one as three homers including Luder’s dash spark a seven inning win. Brown holds Boston to one run with relief by Perdue in eighth. Game two sees Philadelphia win 6 2 behind Barton’s pitching and strong offense. Giants and Reds follow in later play with Reutbach limiting Cincinnati to three runs in Chicago’s win.
In a confused recap from May 1, Brooklyn hosts New York and loses 0 to 4 while strong pitching features Liverpool and others. The game lists multiple pitchers and batters including Ames Meyers Kneteer Berger Phelps Wittshirg and Bresnahatt among others amid a volatile display.
New York May 1 The enset haxing event of the prevent week ii New York will be held on Monday. Whiton meets Metherly of Gadkoah in the 168 pound class as the main attraction. The bout follows a controversy over the Mile Men held by Atanley Ketehiel. Moha and Alccoorty are listed for a bout.
McCafferty returns smiling as he mans the mound for the Great Falls Electrics in their opening five game series against Helena and Butte. The squad, arriving from Missouri, plans a May 28 start at 1:20 PM on the Harrison Avenue grounds with Dell and Triv providing pitching depth. Local officials denote Missoula, Salt Lake, and June dates as key upcoming stops, while weather optimism remains high and fan support strong for a six week stretch of baseball.
Spokane and Tacoma results feature Seattle pitchers James and Cochrane in shaky starts, Vancouver errors, and Lacoma’s win aided by Criger’s solid support. Victoria and Portland also postmarked scores as hitters find timely hits in May games.
Jaoinalé Germany selects squad for Stockholm events after two days of Olympic trials. Leading sprinters Rau and Hermann headline the team as Geldati and others earn places.
A Swedish middle distance event saw prominent candidates for first places fall short as performances ranged mediocre with a chilly track. Lolo Vaulier Farmann, once seen as a threat to American competitors at Stockholm, injured his knee and disappointed.
The article lists six forthcoming races across six furlong to mile distances with numerous entrants and odds. Notable names include Alan, Tiaho, Margaret Randolph, Galene Gale, Kitimat, Belle at Traquois, Meddling Hannal, Sir Fretful, Lyte Knight, Sancho Panza, Enfield, Rose Queen, Royalen, Rose Queen appears again, and Pro Realls with odds and runner details across the program.
Alan Idaho May 2 results list the Seneca TT feature winner Alan Bedivell with strong pace. Second place went to Tontenal in the botth with Miss Monde as crowd noted. Multiple horses led by Red Widow and Doontants posted times and placings amid cloudy weather and fast track conditions.
The notices announce the funerals of Eugene Cartier Martin G Naughton and Mrs Jane Edwards. Cartier's service is Tuesday at 9 at the Saville residence then St Patrick's church. Naughton’s service is Tuesday at 9 at his daughter's residence then St Joseph's church. Edwards's service is Tuesday afternoon at 3 at the Capitol Walkerville residence with services at St Andrew's Anglican.
The fullgradf Tabu wt Ga fgian will be held at the feapity residence on East Simanit street this morning at 5. It proceeds to St Mary Church for mass and interment follows in the Catholic cemetery. Wilson the remains of Stoseve La Wilson arrived last evening and will be moved to J P Wilson 30% igh avenue for funeral arrangements to be announced.
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