Seals Fall 7-6 to Utes in late rally
In a tense afternoon game at San Francisco the Seals led early but Utah powered back to win 7-6. Biff Brief hit a decisive homer in the ninth as Salt Lake stitched a five-run stretch, overcoming Cincinnati’s early mistakes and Cincinnati’s two late runs failing to reverse the outcome.
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National League Yesterday's Scores And Schedule
Yesterday's results include New York beating Pittsburgh 2 to 1 in thirteen innings and Brooklyn defeating Chicago 4 to 3. Philadelphia tied Chicago 0 to 0 in twelve innings, Boston beat St. Louis 6 to 3. Today’s schedule lists St. Louis at Philadelphia, Chicago at New York, Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Toronto.
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Giants Beat Mamaux Twice in One Series
New York defeated Pittsburg 6 to 2 in the final game of a series. Henton outpitched Stamaux in the opener, earning another win over the Pirates. Mamaux struggled, allowing thirteen hits in nineteen at bats across the two games.
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CARELESS FIELDING LOSES FOR CHICAGO IN TIGHT ONE
Philadelphia edged Chicago 1 to 0 in a twelve inning pitching duel between Alexander and Prendergast. Killifer reached third on a wild throw and scored on Zimmerman's muffed relay, granting Philadelphia a walk off win.
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Tigers Suffer Second Defeat in Baseball
Los Angeles and Brooklyn clash as Charley Hall earns a win over Angelo Cincinnati in a 6 to 3 game. The loss continues the Tigers’ skid, with line drive hits and fielding miscues cited as factors in the setback.
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Club Standings From Yesterday Reruns
Salt Lake 7, Ben Francisen 6, Los Angeles unknown, Vernon 3. Oakland and Vorland defeated Falt Lake at San Francisni, Los Angeles hosted Vernon, Oakland faced Portland.
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Wille Mitchell Seeks Major Break With Tigers
Wille Mitchell, once told to tone down by Cleveland and previously booked for the minors by Detroit, has been winning games for the Tigers and shows promise for the majors. His main need is confidence, but he carries the poise of a dependable winner and upside for a higher level.
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Beavers Shut Out By Oaks In Portland Game
Oakland pitcher Slar un leads a 3 0 shutout of Beavers as Cortland assails with limited hits. Oakland defense and timely support eclipse Portland 3 0. Also notes on funeral services for Mrs Sims at Aurora and a fatal train accident near Geneva, with details on survivors and local reactions.
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Mabel Trask Wins Big Purse At Kalamazoo Race
Mabel Trask driven by Walter Cox won the $19,000 paper mills purse at Kalamazoo in 2 08 trotters with a 2 03 34 mark and beat a field including St Frisco driven by S 00 Geers. Cox mare’s victory extended her Grand Circuit season streak amid a seven-horse pace heat event and multiple heats.
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Former Ogden Woman Killed in Train Accident
Salt Lake reports the Rev Mee Simpkin joined funeral services for Mrs M Sims mother of Mrs Hucks, who was killed by a train near Geneva. The incident occurred last Thursday night and the details were provided by local officials.
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Mothers praise Ogden Standard aid amid wartime sacrifice
A letter from a mother thanking Ogden Standard for support to soldiers’ families accompanies details of upcoming primary voting and delegate appointments in Weber County Utah. The notice outlines judge duties at polls, delegate apportionment for the 1914 elections, and meeting schedules for state and congressional conventions hosted by local Republican committees. The call invites qualified Republicans to participate, urging loyalty to the party of Lincoln, Grant and McKinley.
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Utah
Republican Primaries and Conventions Set for Weber County
Republican primaries and conventions announced for Weber County Utah to elect sixty delegates to the State convention at Orden City on August 8 1918 and seventy four delegates to the First District Republican congressional convention at Ogden City on August 9 1916 with mass primaries in Weber outside Ogden on August 4 1916 and Ogden City elections August 2 and 4 1918 details procedures polling hours and eligibility for delegates and voters under district rules and appointed election officials.
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