Grant Evans to Enter Loch Aem Boxing Card
Ogden boxer Grant Evans returns to competition in the Elite Athletic club show heading the card tomorrow night. He faces Riddah of Baltimore Lake in an eight round bout after training with Terry Keller and potential bout with Jack Dempsey at the Alhambra. Also slated is Dass Hoyle vs Harry Schuster in a semi. McGee, Duffy, and other local matchups add to a busy program.
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Painter to referee forthcoming Kellor-Dempsey bout
A Kellor Company boxing card in Ogden gets extra interest as Ton Palnter of Evanston Wyoming is named referee for the main clash next Wednesday night. Painter, veteran of prewar days, is praised for fair handling of fights and is noted as a trusted judge of boxing’s finer points. Entwined are the workouts of Keller at the Elite Athletic club in Ogden and Dempsey in Salt Lake, with the preliminaries featuring Jimmy Johns versus Waerry Attwood and Hilly Wagner against Mickey Often, all shaping a strong card at the Elite and Manhattan clubs.
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Ogden Weber Academy Track Meet Upset Holds Low Scores
The Ogden high school and Weber Academy met on the school campus with Ogden edging Weber in overall points. Nixon of the academy delivered a 20 foot broad jump while Weber’s discus victor led with a long throw though an error in running cost them.
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Idaho Tech hosts interscholastic track meet in Pocatello
Idaho Tech hosts a statewide high school track meet in Pocatello on Saturday with about 100 students from southern Idaho schools competing. College officials will supervise events and only bona fide high school students are admitted. Prizes include general cups for schools and individuals across sprints distances weights and field events.
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Loria Marr School Falls 26 to 2 to Pingres Team
The Loria Marr school baseball tear was defeated by Pingres school yesterday afternoon by 26 to 2 on Twenty-seventh street and rant avenue grounds. The item also notes a film feature with Bessie Barriscale and includes an extract from a lecture by N.C. O. about rifle care.
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Utes Defeat San Francisco in 5 2 Victory at Salt Lake
In a 5 to 2 win at Salt Lake City, the Utes used steady hitting and solid defense to carry honors over San Francisco. Steen and Fittery starred for Salt Lake, while Baum and Sepulveda led the San Francisco lineup.
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Galt Lake Triumphs as San Francisco Slips in Pan Am Game
In a rough contested game the Utes of San Francisco face difficulties as Galt Lake built leads with timely hits. Myan rushed bases in the sixth while ComeaRunning and Galt Lakes’ late surge sealed the win. Final scores show Galt Lake 9 San Francisco 8 with errors and walks shaping the outcome.
Vernon Wins In Seventh Inning
Vernon defeats Portland 4 to 2 in the seventh inning, as Vernon outscores Portland after a close game. Portland outhits Vernon, with Allen Sotheron delivering strong hitting while Jack Quinn struggles on the mound for the Tigers.
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Angels Lose to Oaks After Shaky Batting Shuffle
Los Angeles falls 6 to 3 to Oakland in a second game at home, dropping to third place. Manager Frank Chance reshuffles the lineup with Kane moved to center, but the effect fades in the eighth as Oakland rallies off Storgins and Mogg. Angels led 3 to 2 early, yet could not hold the advantage.
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In Doubt
Mrs Lank weed fretted to a friend about her husband noting he is patient and gentle yet sometimes lazy, reflecting on his temperament in a candid aside from the Christian Register.
National League Results and Cubs Victory Over Pirates
April reports recount the National League results from Chicago and Philadelphia. Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 6 3 after a six inning duel, while Chicago defeated Pittsburg 6 to 3 aided by Williams late homer and Yerkes triple. St Louis and Cincinnati games were postponed, and Boston New York also delayed.
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Cleveland Defeats Chicago 3 To 3 Amid Rain Postponement
In Cleveland on April 26 the Cleveland team beat Chicago 3 to 3 after holding the game in a rain delay. Scott pitched until the eighth inning, when Howard batted for Covdble and walked. The next Cleveland batters—Speaker, Smith, Ganell, and Turner—singled to load the bases before Wolfgang relieved Scott and faced Wambs.
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Yankees Rout Red Sox 9 to 0 In Second Game Of Series
New York took the second game against Boston by 9 to 0 as Mellale, old New York rival, was hit and a four run first inning set the tone. Markle earned his second win of the season for the Yankees, limiting the world champions to four hits. In Washington, Philadelphia defeated the Senators 2 to 0 as Walat’s sacrifice and Oldriog’s hit set up the eighth inning W. Rondeau slipped and allowed the winning run.
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Zeppelins Do Small Damage Reported in London
London dispatch notes four Zeppelins caused little damage during their raid on Kent and Essex. Despite about a hundred bombs dropped, there were no casualties. The airships remained under searchlights from arrival on the coast through a heavy anti aircraft barrage, forced to rise high and retreat to the North Sea.
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Bomb drops hit Essex and Kent villages with limited damage
Bombs fell along a two mile straight row in Essex with a dozen bombs dropping mainly in fields and six near a farm house hurting crops. In Kent bombs landed around a village and caused minor damage as one device uprooted a hedge and struck a clerical building.
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Washington talks charting US Mexico army cooperation
Washington officials announced instructions for Major General Hugh L. Scott chief of staff to confer with General Obregon and Carranza to renew the Merican problem. The aim is to discuss a basis for the moot cord and complete cooperation between American and Mexican forces toward their common objective.
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Sir Roger Casement Believed Insane Report
London reports that Sir Roger Casement expressed belief the Irish uprising would fail due to his capture. Newspapers note the claim, with A Conan Doyle cited as endorsing the theory. The Westminster Gazette even suggests disposing of him in a Tonatic asylum.
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