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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1913
Page
1
Walla Aug 14 Electrics clashed with Knight Owls in a hard fought game. Ogden endured a rough start but rallied briefly before falling to Great Falls. Final score not provided due to damaged text.
In a heated game Pittsburg held a slim edge as Cooper, McQuillan, and Giwon Allen led a tight defense. Brooklyn struggled to gain momentum while Wagner and Walker battled hard, with Abe pounding for a run and Ying Hing finishing strong for the winner.
The fragment lists players Gibson, Murray, Menges, Trible and Cronla Murray with mentions of sacrifices and bases on balls. Pitching notes show Robinson striking out six and Ames one, with umpire La Rocque. Time of game about two hours.
Fragmentary box score notes show sides denoting two-base hits by Kelly Wenner Delhi and a sacrifice by Faye Galena. Stolen bases credited to Patte Heater Kelly, with walks issued by Slypsink and Williams. Great Falls led 6 to 0 after six innings, final time listed as 36 minutes.
A hard fought game ends 4 to 3 as Butte over Helena. Vigilantes commit a single error while Butte’s offense plates decisive runs across nine innings. Officials note a late rally but Helena falls short in the closing frame.
The game featured a pitchers duel as New York and Chicago battled with strong defense. Key moments included singles and scoring plays by pivotal players, highlighting sharp pitching and timely hits that propelled the team to a win.
A jumbled recap of baseball and tennis events mentions Veach, Porter, and Cobb with misread plays and score echos. It references Washington, Boston, and New York games, a pitcher’s outing, and a memo from a department awaiting examination, all amid garbled OCR text.
A confusing OCR fragment describes an acting governor granting or considering a pardon after a court case. It mentions names like George, Mia Mexier, and Hamer, with references to liberty, supporters, and a criminal court setting. The text is garbled but implies a pardon happening or discussed amid political tension.
Fragmented OCR shows scattered phrases about fingerprints and a dated scene. The readable bits reference a marine corps element and a discussion of validity on a 1.0 version, though many letters and lines are garbled. Names, dates, and concrete actions are inaccessible in the legible text.
New York gossip column describes a man in love as prone to deception and moral questions during marital dispute. The article discusses mental state, a court case, and allegations around alimony and property assets amid a divorce proceeding involving a man named Casiek and a woman referenced as his former partner.
Newport The Das. Vincent Astor intends to operate a hydroplaning craft with a sea sled and Vesta bottom designs. Harbor inspections revealed the craft, valued at about five peramye, and it is planned for use aboard the Nama. Astor has not seen the boat yet.
A garbled report mentions a study on war weapon wounds led by a university professor at HurRary me he Vote edieal sehool. It notes discussions on medical treatment and a plan to attend an event in Aus med jen varus a Tamdou, with references to Balkoal and news reception.
A naval instructor received a prestigious honor as part of a larger ceremony. The event featured remarks from officials and highlighted achievements in maritime training and discipline.
The region endures a severe heat wave with temperatures near record highs and scarce rainfall. Transportation of water to towns increases as tank car shipments from Pittsburg reach mines, while many wells run dry and farmers face water shortages, forcing some mines to shut down and prompting emergency measures across Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma.
Advertises an auto trip to Bear Lake or Yellowstone Park for 12 or more persons. Includes fishing hunting and camping with $3.00 per day per person, auto track furnished free for baggage. Call 55 or visit office at 480 25th St for details.
An art feature on D W Bryon and his landscape works titled Twilight Autumn. Describes Tryon style, technique, and reception, noting vivid skies, wind, trees, and atmospheric detail. Mentions exhibition in The Standard and Mentor periodicals and availability at Spargo's Book Store.
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