10 Apr 1915
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1915
Page
1
In New York on April X a record 120 yard hurdles was set by John D. Eller of the Irish American Athletic Club during games at Joan's Wells. Two new faces appear likely in the Giants lineup this season.
A noisy canvas of 1920s baseball chatter as Monty forecasts two Boston clubs in the American League pennant race. The piece weighs team form, star players, and national interest, with New York and Chicago figures mentioned as contenders and the Red Sox favored for the pennant amid rival hopes from the Braves and Giants.
Portland imposes a ban on boxing boats after a city committee considers a regulation affecting amateur bouts. The move targets clubs and events tied to local athletic groups, with officials citing safety and governance concerns for amateur competitions.
The Seals delivered a strong offensive showing against Venice with dominant hitting and timely runs. Players like West and Hagar contributed key hits as the lineup pressed throughout the game, while pitches from Dowhs limited Venice's scoring. Mentors, defense, and steady baserunning helped the Seals secure the win.
Oakland offense fends off Angels with nine to five scoring burst. Players like DiMonanald and Mundorte reach plate, while Mose secures on a hit and a pitcher tops the inning. Errors and wild plays punctuate a chaotic game.
Fragmented OCR text describes a game in a local league with players named Upendra Saderson Teng Hn Mingaldet Adda Krad Ne Cladniticd Ada. Readable facts are sparse and no clear outcome or teams are established.
The Beavers edged Salt Lake 4 to 3 in a Northern league ball clash highlighted by strong pitching from Williams and Hall with Derrick, Stumpf, and Coveleski delivering key hits. The Salt Lake lineup faced trouble as errors and baserunning miscues shaped the late innings, while Pat Easley closed out the contest for Portland.
A garbled recap shows baseball results with Portland and Salt Lake tied 4 4 and a double header style listing including Anaheim Los Angeles and Oakland with unclear innings. The readable fragments indicate scorelines but lack complete context or dates.
A garbled April report predicts America will become the home of giants in sports and industry, replacing Ireland in producing elite athletes and thinkers. It mentions athletes from Akron and futuras aim to grow national talent, with emphasis on physical prowess and national pride.
Philadelphia Americans defeated the Tova Nationale 4 to 2 in the third game of the series. Williams and Shans contributed with rallies as Boston and Cincinnati also posted wins in scattered March/April actions.
Cambridge April 10 Tara Murai a Japanese freshman at Harvard University is a candidate for the track team this season. He specializes in the 100 yard dash and is a sprinter of no mean ability. It is said Murai has run 10 1 5 seconds this year and will not be eligible for the varsity team but seems assured a place on the freshman squad.
In the seventh inning Chicago Americana surged to a victory over the local association as players including Jasper, Daly, George, Allison and Gelble contributed key moments. The game featured a tense late rally shaping the outcome and underscored Americana’s competitive drive today in Chicago.
Salt Lake officials announce Henny Marker and a squad of fifteen boxers and wrestlers will depart for San Francisco today to compete in the Joe A. A. U. event. The team trains days prior, with bouts set for April 14 and 15 on the coast. Several athletes including Murdock Anderson Devtagnoli Smithers and others have prepared. Marker forecasts a strong showing and possible returns with honors.
Joe Rivers and Frank Burns battled in a hard fought bout in which Rivers sustained a jaw injury and Burns pressed with sharp combinations. Rivers rallied late, knocking Burns to the canvas briefly and the match ended as a draw with both fighters largely even in the early rounds and late exchanges.
In a pointed title clash, Huey aims to upset the current New York City champion, holder of the title and top seed, as both teams prepare for a decisive showdown. This matchup features key players and high stakes, with regional bragging rights on the line.
Boston player Crane captures the tennis championship in a major urban tournament. The event honors local competitors and highlights Crane as the top finisher amid a field of notable players from New York and surrounding clubs.
The Western league moves to a single umpire system for the season with Norris J. O'Neill commenting on the change from the west. The schedule is expected to run roughly mid April as officials finalize umpire assignments including TaMoss, Harry Parent, Herma Myers, w Gaston and 8.T.Cunack.
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