Salt Lake Wins In Close Game In Stife Action
Salt Lake edged Portland 4 to 3 in a tense battle at Delmonico Field with La Roy delivering the decisive run in the ninth. Ryan drove in the tying run and Barbour scored on a key single, as Salt Lake rallied from a 3–2 deficit and held on for the win.
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King Baggot President Feature and Two Part Comedy
A large political feature spotlights King Baggot in profiles and policy angles while Lyceum showcases a two part comedy with Funny Billie Ritchie starring today and tomorrow. The program also teases a Se Always Se Mer spin for local audiences.
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Billie Ritchie
Lyceum
Athletics schedule for Logan St Legie Canes
Schedule shows Ogden fans to be served a classy ball season with a new diamond at the fair grounds. Robert Goodman, city league manager, outlines teams Walk-Over Goddard Galeo Taylor Never-Hips and more. Includes dates from April to September with many doubleheaders at Ogden Fair Grounds and rail connections for Sunday and holiday games.
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Willard Wins Big Cash in Chita Bout
The report notes JESS WILLARD WETS $13,000 amid boxing talk in Chita on April 22. Details are garbled but imply Willard secured a large prize while discussing future defenses and potential earnings. mentions rivals and promised remuneration for services.
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Baseball Drills and Home Games At Regional Park
Local teams prepare for a string of league fixtures with coaches arranging practices and upcoming matches. Key figures include Lon Reanytey guiding Ogdendah School while several players from Weber, Usiten Algheles, Kayavdlle, and others contest in a February schedule leading to March events.
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Ogdendah School
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National League results and key performances on April 21
Philadelphia Nationals swept the New York series winning 6-1, as McGraw’s club dropped to a fifth straight defeat and George Chalmers joined Philadelphia after leaving New York. In Boston, the Braves defeated Brooklyn 6-4 after a tense pitching duel. Cincinnati beat St Louis 1-0 amid rain delays. Federal League notes include Brooklyn’s win over Newark and Pittsburgh’s late rally edging Kansas City.
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Qwin Starts Buffalo's Hall of Seven by Walking Two Men
A garbled baseball note describes Qwin drawing two walks to start a Buffalo rally in the seventh inning. Three singles produced three runs, with Hal Chase driving in the fourth run as infielder misplays near second and third. Baltimore, Buffalo, batteries Quinn and Owen, and other names appear garbled.
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