Salt Lake Triumph Over Oakland in Ninth Inning Rally
In a tense baseball clash Salt Lake edged Oakland 9 8 as Gregory stalwart pitching and late rallying offense carried the locals past the visitors. Key hitters Hananstit and Hoyd fueled the late surge while reliever Tyler steadied the game, despite Oakland threatening in the final frames.
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Ban Franeioo
Apchit Hananstit
Pilpher
Howard Gregary
Kat Bis
Gregory
Gregory Wee
Aga Tovd
Kreplthaller
Hiaself
Muara Joss
Ill Timer
Lilscht
Manin Ramlined
Virars
Sis Frova
Minawer Christian
Hoyd
Tyler
Baseball Action Highlights From Yesterday’s Games
The report covers multiple baseball games, noting Trenty font’s Arreel Woon etmore defeating Pasteraon Tenn and a featured Brooklyn victory over Newark 47 to 6. It lists lineups, key players, and describe federal league results including Chicago and Pittsburgh, Brooklyn’s blowout, and Baltimore’s win over Buffalo.
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Colingiy
Tathorrona Conray
Torres Smith
Hormekk Oo Deere Paterna
Pivbath
McFarland
Winters
Cseereees Stadt
Unclear sports note from Hefl Am Baset-Bull Lake game
Fragmentary report references Lake and Oakland teams with names such as Cheieiinn Boyle and Pama. Details on final score or event are missing, limiting a precise summary.
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Bull Lake
Oakland
Kins
Winaplei— Boyle
Pama
Chicago and New York Play By Play in Early Baseball Action
In a crowded day of major league results, Dickson struck out seven Chicagoans while Brown exited for a pinch hitter. Detroit toppled Cleveland 6 to 4, and Philadelphia beat Boston 5 to 3 on wild runs. New York defeated Washington 7 to 3 as Fisher’s pitching limited the Senators. Marquard blanked Brooklyn 2 to 0, while St Louis topped Chicago 4 to 0. Multiple games across the league showed sharp hitting, bases on balls, and clutch runs in a busy April slate.
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Mordenat Brown
Chicago Federale
Pittaburg
Ted
Dickson Strick
McConnell
Brown
Rickyon
Derry
Trow
LcComwell
Wilsons
New York
Washington
Fisher
Walla
Harper
Ayers
Bentley
Darrall
Cleveland
Detroit
Tigern
Dawes
Philadelphia
Ly Lewis
Aingle
Hoblitzell
Boston
Philadelpha Hare
Bush
Collins
Wyckoft
Mays
Schang
Toxton Wa
Don
Ghitago
St. Levin
St. Louis
Chicago
Cheney
Wille
Piteles
Ib Stolwa
San 'Franchion
Francisce
Oakton
Salt Lake
Venice
Lowis
Brooklyn
Beaton
Pee Tekeer
Cteveland
Ano Philadelphis
AOD
Verioypday standings from Oakland and surrounding games
Fragmented standings show multiple team results with locations including Oakland Salt Lake Portland Ton Angelenos Los Angeles San Francisco Atlanta Chattanooga Memphis and Mauliville. Scores appear garbled but indicate late season outcomes and a 74 to 7 result in one game.
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Veriopday
Oakland
Salt Lake
Portland
Vanica
Ton Angelenos Angeles
San Francine
Venice pummeled as Portland routs in series opener
Portland, Ore. rocked Venice with a decisive 5-1 victory in the third game of the series. Johnny Lush excelled on the mound, allowing just six hits, while Stumpf sparked the offense with key hits. Dack Henley struggled early but settled in, and Portland piled up early runs before sealing the win with Stumpf’s homer in the eighth.
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Portland
Ore
Venice
Johnny Lush
Stumpf
Vendee
Lush
Dack Henley
Doane
Part- Kind
Hosp
Gleischmane
Cariseh Mien
Stuup
Tun
Risberg
Harling Wilked
Gleischmann
Tush
Nerrick
Tortell
Portignit
Agli
Wosp
Spans
Hetling
Klachmann
Neytink
Verenen
Sump
Utoteehmann
Derrick
Caylech
Osf Horp
Siutupf
Los Angeles Trio Streak Continues In Slapdash Game
A chaotic contest saw Los Angeles extending their winning streak to three as errors and rough play marked the Seals. Key moments included Downs and Clark delivering a late rally, a cautious move by Mia as starter, and Maz’s triple that energized the team before Couch’s miscue and a final push that sealed the score.
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Seale
Virtie
Hugta
Ras Perro
Mall
Clark
WAC
Ringhd
Maz
Inada
Magrert
Couch
Sid
Mae
Finis
Ome theArhany
Texas leaguer ninths and eye injury in game
A fragmented recap notes Gerald executing a Texas leaguer in the ninth, deflecting a ball into his left eye. Scoring shows San Francisco 9, Los Angeles 7 in a high error game. further lines mention upcoming matches and college athletics events including University of Southern California relay plans in Philadelphia.
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Gerald
Seare
San Frantisco
Los Angeles
Utah Boxers Defeated at Western Charity Meet
San Francisco April 1. Spirited preliminaries opened the far western boxing charity tournament with fifty plus contestants from Montana Illinois Missouri California Arizona New Mexico Colorado Alaska and more. Three round bouts prevailed where possible with several decisions and some continuances noted. Notables include C A Winard of Seattle knocking Waller of Sugarhouse in the first, Willie Ruler of Denver defeating Ay Sisto, and Degioio of San Francisco beating Fom Murphy.
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San Francisco
Panama-Pacific
Montana
Iial
Missouri
California
Arizona
Nola
Washington
New Mexico
Colorado
Alaska
Vus Pound Slass
C. A. Winard
Seattle Athletic Club
Amt Waller
Sugarhouse Club
Tatérmountain
Hane
Uwe
Willie Ruler
Denver
Whailaghed
Ay Sisto
St. Joseph Young Men's High
Los Angeles
Degigion
Pmning Farran
San Pratee
Jen
Aattached
I. Smithers
Salt Lake Oly
Decigio
Moretta
San Trancisco
Fom Murphy
Wanews City
Auilete Alah
Dee Fisjon
Wmai-Pounde
Gardner
Desereteynnosium
Gall Wake Cny
W. Bnowlton
Matnamah Alilerte Eink
Portkunt
C. Relada
Olytphe
San Franviseo
CL Parker
Vyseresummishim
Salt Linke City
T. Bho
Visitretan
Kelton
Sansas City
Ishommd
Knowdon
Maultees
Alora
Thapet Twro
Reuttin
UL Tieton
Waryavyewan College
Laat
Deeieien Antler
Dow
Gould and Huhn Win at Tournament
Gould and Huhn win at a tournament amid unclear text. The fragmentary lines mention players, locations, and dates, with references to the United States and several institutions or venues. The readable portions suggest a sports outcome involving Gould and Huhn and a competition setting.
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Gould and Huhn
World Records Fall At National Amateur Swimming Meet
In Chicass on April 15 two world marks were lowered at the National Amateur Athletic Union championships. A. G. Railbel won the 10 yard dash in 54.2 seconds, breaking Duke Kahanamoku’s record by 0.16 seconds. Perry McGillivray of Chicago placed second, with Nichols Nerick also in the event. The Villnness Athletic team won the relay in 8 minutes, shaving 0.28 seconds from the previous mark.
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National Amateur Athletic Union
A. G. Railbel
Tome Ifo Ihlolic Club
Duke Itahanamoku
San Francisco
Perry McGillivray
Chicago
Xcrond
Nichols Nerick
Raithel
W. R. Vosburgh
Heydy Hebner
McGiliveay
Nagevarde Talay
Villness Athletic Ehch
Pi Nh Pecans
New York Athletic Club
Secout
Tommy Fitzpatrick Suffers Operation at Utah Relief
Fragmentary OCR recounts Tommy Fitzpatrick described as a prominent athlete and East Side school coach, undergoing an appendicitis operation at Holy Cross Hospital. Report notes rapid recovery expectations and mentions surrounding college and team references with unclear coherence.
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Tommy Fitzpatrick
Tommay Fitzpatrick
University of Utah
Wan Opera Oy
Holy Cross Hospital
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American Tobacco Company
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Benjamin Campbell
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