Tom McMahon Faces Morris in Heavyweight Scrap Feud
The Newcastle matches describe Tom McMahon dominating Carl Morris in a rough bout while Morris sought a wrestling clash. McMahon’s win boosts talks of him challenging Jens Willard for the heavyweight title, with Morris seen as an unsatisfactory champ by many observers due to weight and style.
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Tom McMahon
Newcastle
Carl Morris
Roanda
Flebling
Pittebsg
Morris
AcMahon
Notria
Jens Willard
Bisa
Morrie
Klax
McMahon
Gany
Oklahoma
Lassie Repeats Victory In Taper Mile Stakes Race
Lassie's Lasale, winner of Detroit's $10,000 Paper Mills and DI stake, repeats in straight heats at the Taper Mile for 5:08 trotters. The field mirrors previous races with Busy's Lassie and Lon McDonald contendents. Miss Debbs Dillon nosed Harvest Gale in 2:12 for 2-year-olds as Spr Direct claimed pace glory. An arbitration board awarded two thirds of wage demands to Toulaville Typographical Union. Day men on newspapers see raises from $34 to $26 weekly, night workers gain $28.00 weekly. Read the Classified Ada.
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Ralabiazoo
Nich
Slasy
Lasale
Detroit
Taper Milla
Waller Cox
Paper Mills
Dany
Lassie
Pittsburg
Tommy Murphy
Lon McDonald
Busy
Yassie
Buny
Laante
Debbs Dillon
Pop” Geers
Spr Direct
Ben Billings
Ofth
Geers
Hip Chance
Ben Dmlings
Toulavilte
Water Carnival at Hermitage Set for Today
The Hermitage prepares for a big water carnival with preparations complete. A forest office motion picture will document the event and Mr Gasben is listed to film. Several teams have entered from Og and local businesses are involved.
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Hermitage
Gasben
Forest Office
Small Gardens In Ogden City Highlighted At League Meeting
Five thousand small gardens in Ogden were discussed at a Civic League meeting held at Mrs. J. W. Wright's home on Twenty fourth Street. Robert E. Wilson of the Weber County Council of Defense reported on city gardens. Inspections of school gardens are planned for August 7 led by Wilson, Professor Hogankon of Utah Agricultural College, H C Johnson, and a Civic League representative. An annual exhibit of garden products is planned for fall with prizes for best crops and a display of canned goods prepared by city girls.
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Ogden
League
J. W. Wright
Twenty-fourth Street
Porty
Nationa
Robert E. Wilson
Weber County Coundl! of Defense
Uber
Thobert FE. Wileson
Council of
Dease
Hogankon
Agricultural College
Logan
Schoala H
Writes
Oakland Aces Close Win Over Tigers in Narrow Tilt
In Los Angeles on August 1, the Oakland Oaks defeated the Detroit Tigers 7 to 5. Acosta and Schorr pitched for Oakland, with Lane and Murphy contributing in the key innings. Tigers rallied late but could not overcome the Oaks after a seventh inning burst.
Speaker’s late steal lifts Phillies past Cleveland 6 to 5
Jonea Mays and Agoen highlight a tense Philadelphia win as Speaker steals home in the seventh inning, turning the game in favor of the host vlalters. Tillings, News, and Gchave strong on the mound and at bat in a tight 6-5 decision.
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Speaker
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Vlalters
Speakeer
Sam| Tillings
G'News
Gchave
National League Score By Innings Oakland Nuns Run Details
Game summary shows Oakland Nuns defeated 9 4 by miscoding lines with pitchers Decanpiere and Schorrn. Key events include three runs in the fourth, a late rally, and multiple errors. Umpires Casey and Drashear, time 2:05.
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Oakland— Nuns
Mace Ootlolnig Vernan
HS Gssper
Threetasa bil—Murphy
Neern
Dy Behorr
Balla
Seborr
Decambere
Accats
Achorr
Acosta
Decannier
Schorrn
Decanpiere
Schory
Galloway
Callahan
Stovall
Melnois
Gardner
Schorr
Casey
Drashear
Washington Delivers Thirteen Innings Win In Slugfest
Washington beat Detroit 6 to 4 in thirteen innings on August 1 at Weabingen. Key plays included a late error by Nelride and a go ahead run scored by Kilce in the final frame. Pitching by the Washington group held off Detroit’s offense as the game extended into extras.
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Washington
Detroit
Nelride
Ateas
Ezira
Kilce
Beeres
James
Cunningham
Stanage
Vella
Dumont
Shaw
Ayern
Johnson
Keary
Evers Finishing Fifteenth Season In Baseball Career
Johnny Evers nears the end of his fifteenth season after leaving Beaton Braves for Fhil fist thes third shapes Se eit Mia base. He has been one of baseballs most interesting performers with a career spanning from 1912 and featuring in many major league sensational episodes.
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Johnny Evers
Beaton Braves
Evers
Mrs Jones Defends Golf Title in Tight Chicago Match
Mrs Jones of Menoak Country Club survived a rugged round to force a final tomorrow against Mrs F C Tatts Jr Western champion after matching scores with Mrs Mildred Roith of Evanston. Latta posted a 41 while Jones narrowed the gap at the turn and squared the match late in the eighteenth.
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Chicago
Melvin” Jones
Menoak
Eluth
Misa Mildred Roith
Evanston
Mra. Jones
F.C. Tatts, Jr
Luther Bennet
Southern California
Latta
Binds Wn
Weyer
Dinka
Theas Defeat Los Angeles 11 to 9 in Salt Lake Staging
Salt Lake edged Los Angeles 11 to 9 with a late rally as manager Jll Bernhard celebrated. Dee pitcher Tillson started strong, Dill and Gill contributed key plays, and Quinlan drove in runs while Tobin, Orr, and Hannah featured in the lineup for Los Angeles.
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Salt Lake
Theas
Los Angeles
Jll Bernhard
Skipper di
Dee
Lin
Chester Holt
Joe Casey
Killifer
Terry
Kenworthy
Maggeri
Lake
Tobin
Orr
Irzi Sheeley
Tyan
Crandall
Gtalanoh
Hughes
Hernbard
P Oono
Margert
Davis
Gritbare
Alsih
Pirates? Wait Pacific Coast League Baseball Summary
In a Salt Lake Los Angeles game the final score shows 3 to 11 with San Francisco 2, and San Francisco Portland 1. Los Angeles Oakland 6 versus Ver. Stolen bases credited to Fitzgerald and Pick. three base hit Wilte. two base Siglin. Calvo Hasse for sacrifice. Erickson walked. Houck struck out three. Left on base Portland seven, San Francisco six. The report also notes a Pennsylvania Industrial Board action on language for workers to understand orders amid rising accident frequency in railroad and factory settings.
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Rheeley
Trom
Crandall
Quinlan
Ny—Hof
Banes
Seaton
Mogg
Tiughes
Hoff
A% Bernhard
Hoge
Hughes
Hogg
Onn
Tuna
Hom
Una
Dernhard
Los Angeles
Balt Lake
Hannah
Terry
Fournier
Gisiason
Hinab
Magsert
Berakand
Came
Amophes
Finney
Phyle
Salt Lake
Bail Lake
San Francisco
Portland
Oakland
Fitzgerald
Wilte
Siglin
Calvo
Hasse
Om Ericksod
Houck
Erickson
Corkan
Korcrner
Tuas
Mgd
Pennsylvania State Industrial Board
Anniee Hyoak
Bchalter
Osan Francisca
Corken
lLos Angeles
Se Downs
Koerner
Wortland
O Vernon
Ericksda
Weed
Ban
Rees
Erickson and Houck In Battle In 9 Pitching Duel Victory
In San Francisco on August 1 Olaf Erickson defeated Byron Houck 2 to 1 in a nine inning pitching duel. The Seals scored their only runs in the third inning. Roemer reached on Holfacher’s error but was forced at second when Baker bunt attempt. Erickson and Fitzgerald contributed hits. An error by Corkan allowed Hunter to score in the sixth when Wille’s long drive over Calvo’s head went for three bases. With two out in the ninth Relin doubled but Fartoar ended the game with a fly to Rehaller.
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Los Angeles
Oaks
Tigers
Acasis
Oakland
Schorr
Verdon
Stovall
Quinn
Decamniere
Lane
Murphy
Acured
Acosta
Mensor
Middleton
Chadbourne
Callahan
Simon
Pirela
Nalling Murphy
Daley
Biowall
Coe Eserif
Bimon
Qakland
San Francisco
Olaf Erickson
Byron Jiouck
Seale
Roemer
Holfacher
Baker
Erickson
Fitzgerald
Tick
Tise
Williats
Rlelin
Rehaller
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