UTAMS LEAVE FOR PORTLAND FOR Coast League Series
UTAMS travel to Portland to face the fourth place team in the Coast League as Salt Lake sits third with an even win total. The Glanwood grounds host games with 16 cents admission and 2s venia. special train service arranged for attendees. Opening Sunday features With Overs versus Peary Kniaely and Calean versus Engler amid a holiday weekend schedule.
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City League Organized Amid Election Of Officers
A city baseball league was officially organized with the meeting held on Mootle Neld. Eagles' ball team led by president Wails and secretary-treasurer Lithed were elected to guide the new body.
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Perila of Pauline in Lyceum Today and Tomorrow
The Lyceum presents the 19th episode titled Perila of Pauline with showings today and tomorrow. An advertisement line confirms the event and price at 5 cents.
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Golf star Cuokd Kine sets eight man hole record
Charles Cuokd Kine, western noted golf champion, made the eight man holm by the qualifying round of tt Pata and Pardile exposition, establishing a record for Ingleside eons. His score of 148 for the 30 sales closely approached the record for a Evanment, with a strong finish in the last nine holes. AL Chmudter Wenn, former amateur national champion, finished second with a 134.
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Local golf tournament heats up with top players named
Pianeng finished tied with a 137 as sixty four players qualified today for the tournament, which will continue all week. Egan, Evans and Davis are the favorites for final honor.
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Cavalrymen win in fast contest in San Francisco
The First Cavalry four defeated the Southern department United States Army pole team in the semi final tied contest by a score of 64 to 6. The cavalry regained lead as Hennessy and Rothohardt closed the game with final points after a late run. Minnesota legalizes ten round bouts with a bill advancing through the house and awaiting gubernatorial signature.
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Rusty Ninn Topples Lafayette Federals in Aces Battle
In a mixed baseball game the Rusty Ninn defeated the Lafayette Federals 5 to 1 yesterday afternoon. Menzies and Brown locked the cylinders for Rusty Ninn while Blackburn and Glines worked the battery for the Federals.
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Missouri to challenge at relay carnival in Philadelphia
Philadelphia Apr 20 Missouri relay champions enter the one mile relay at the carnival. Missouri's Murphy Easton Wyatt and Niederp will run, aiming to beat Chicago Northwestern Pennsylvania and Harvard quartets. Floyd the pole vaulter and Simpson the hurdler join the squad as Franklin Field buzzes with prep for the event.
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Splendid Treiding Leads New York Over Philadelphia 11 to 0
In a misty Philadelphia match, Splendid Treiding powered New York to an 11 to 0 victory over Philadelphia. Falwell Pennock and Wilbur Watts failed to back teammates with solid support as Cabinel, Hartzell, Maisel, Boone, and Feckinpaugh sparked New York’s offense. Strunk’s triple and double highlighted a one sided game amid poor Philadelphia fielding and pitching.
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Patriots day double wins for Boston Nationals
Boston Nationals took both games of the Patriots' day program from Brooklyn, 6 to 4 and 7 to 4, with strong batting from Gandy in four at bats and Magee's center fielding in the afternoon. In New York Philadelphia, the Phillies beat the Mets as Demaree won over Tesreau with Cravath and Becker making key catches and Cravath driving in Bancroft. Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 8 to 7 as Williams and Kandlenner sparked a late surge. Cincinnati beat St Louis 4 to 1 behind Cincinnati's pitching and Minners’ steady work. In Federal League, Baltimore beat Newark, while Brooklyn topped Buffalo 10 to 6 and Kansas City defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 2 as Packard stymied the Pirates.
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German Troops Rout British in Surprise Coastal Action
A garbled dispatch reports German forces routing British troops, with British losses and captives. The message notes a seaborne landing, heavy German casualties, and captured or enslaved individuals, citing a high casualty toll and officers killed or wounded.
German Officers in Belgium Discouraged by Results
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