Chicago and Boston Set in World Series Preview
New York Aug 11 The close of the season three weeks away signals a probable World Series clash between the Chicago Americans and the Boston Americans with Washington showing a winning streak in batting. Chicago and Boston lead the leagues and feature notable players in a tight pennant race as the season edges toward its conclusion.
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Two Long Arrive On The Other Side In Wartime Note
A wartime note from Mrs J A Hutchens in 280 West Sea describes Corporal Normand Hutchens and another son arriving in England with two serving in the field artillery and one in the navy. Letters from the King are shared with officers, and the family lists sport scores and military updates amid dispatches from France and England.
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Chicago Division in National League doubleheader split
August 11 Chicago and Pittsburgh split a doubleheader with Chicago winning the first game and losing the second. Final scores were 5 to 3 in the opener and 3 to 6 in the nightcap. Game details and inning by inning summary incomplete.
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Ogden public works bids urged for sewer and sidewalk districts
Ogden City invites sealed bids for public improvements in Sewer District No 129 sidewalk District No 147 and Curb and Gutter District No 127 plans and specifications are on file with the City Engineer Bids due by September 3 1918 at 10:00 AM in the City Recorder’s Office Ogden Utah Right to reject any bid reserved First publication August 7 1918 Last publication August 29 1918 in the Ogden Standard
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Doubleheader Split in American League Action
Yesterday the league saw Detroit and St Louis split a twin bill with St Louis winning the opener 5 2 and Detroit taking the nightcap 1 0. Chicago won the first game 5 3 at Cleveland while Cleveland captured the second 8 5 in nine innings, with five hits and a wild throw fueling the rally.
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Senator Pitcher Is Easy Winner
Washington defeated Philadelphia 3 to 2 as Shaw pitched well for the Senators. Scoring included a two-base hit by Lavan, a sacrifice hit by Judge, and a double play Lavan to Judge. Adams issued three walks and hit Morgan, with Mourigan on base.
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Hooper Boy Dies at Camp Upton New York
Private Joseph Leo Jones of Hooper Utah dies at Camp Upton New York from spinal meningitis while serving with Company R Eighth Engineers. Aged 25, son of Mr and Mrs Damen H Jones, he captained the Weber County contingent to Camp Lewis on May 23. Survived by parents and brothers and sisters in Hooper and nearby areas.
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First American field army formed under Pershing leadership
The American expeditionary force establishes its first field army commanded by General John J. Pershing. Major Generals Bullard Bundy Reed Wright named as corps commanders as the allied effort in France expands coordination of American forces.
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Penman of Weat Weber and Related Names
A compact notice lists Penman of Weat Weber James M. Jones of Pennreon Mrs Naisy M Compton Promontory Point Fogene D Jones Hooper Mrs Lara Parker Ogden and Alias ude Jones of Hooper in a genealogical or property related item across multiple Utah locales.
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