Oaks Fall Before Byron Houck
In Portland on August 4 the Oaks lost 3 to 2 to Byron Houck in the opening game of the series. Key moments include Unke’s hit, Goodman’s knee bounce, and Leard scoring in the ninth on Middleton’s single. Pitchers Goodbred and Houck split the game with Houck holding the Oaks to two runs. Other scores from yesterday show Washington and Chicago games and Cleveland’s split against Chicago with different outcomes.
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Nyma Hourk
Pitebers
Bettie
Atorna
Nodgera
Woliacas
Wille
Gardner
Miller
Sumpf
Tat
Origis
Farmer
Leard
Middleton
Anne
Houck
Griges
Hollacker
Tredgera
Grisgs
Rodgers
Hollacher
Quggs
Williams
Pareter
Anphea—Held
Guthrie
Alma Richards Delays Olympic Bid at Salt Lake
Alma Richards, Utah star, visits Salt Lake before reporting to the San Francisco reserve camp, choosing not to compete in the AAU championships in St Louis. He hopes to attend a proposed western meet in California, while organizers anticipate conflicts with the second training camp and other top athletes may face similar schedule clashes.
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Salt Lake
Alme Richards
Utah
Atralghien
San Francisco
Richards
St. Loula
Antinus
Plana
California
Coun- Op
Nickanta
Cleveland
Matteries
Veleskle
O'Neill
Beore
Rie
Chicago
Matterfex
Faber
Danforth
Bchate
Morion
Baugh Duels Ruth. Philadelphia Triumphs in Third Inning
Philadelphia defeats Denton 3 to 1 as the home team bats in the third inning, aided by rallies and solid defense. Meyer exits with a finger injury after a foul tip as Rath and Thomas work the mound in a rough night for both sides.
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Baugh
Ruth
Philadelphia
Tush
Denton
Trob
Balla
Meyer
Rhe Dostot
Pruamespria
Rath
Thomas
Bush
Bebang
Angels Win in Opening Game
Opening day saw the Angels defeat the opponents 2 to 0 as Meusel drove a fastball for a homer in the fourth inning and two more hits produced scoring chances. Mitch hurled a sharp, steady game, while the lineup rode momentum from early rallies to secure the win.
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Angels
Los Angeles
Teh Meusel
Acura
Noy Mitchell
Mitch
National League results and late inning drama
Yankees and other NL results incomplete with scattered names and errors. Boston and Chicago games noted with incomplete scores, ninth inning rallies, and late runs as Forsyth and Norton appear in a garbled box score.
Bees Shut Out In First With Seals
San Francisco August 14 That well known baseball institution C Nonkus Bauc presided over a decisive win for the Bears over the Salt Lake Deep by a score to 0. Seals runs stemmed from Dubse’s be misplayed plate. Umpire Brashear ruled calls skeptically while Jean Arthur and the Plate remained unfamiliar. Four Bears runs came in the eighth after Johnny Tobin sliced a pitch, Hank surveyed the ball then kicked it into Koerner’s glove to complete the play.
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C. Nonkus Bauc
Aalt Lake Dcep
Jean Arthur
Plate
Bears
Johnny Tobin
Hank
Koerner
Tobin
D . Orr
Bheely
Reed OM Ryan
Reas
Hannah
Rath
Quinlan
Gialanox
Dubuc
Cothan
Baum
Calvo
Balt Lake
Franck
Cairo
Sacrifce
Eerner
Corban
Balla
Dubue
Haun
Sheely
Gistasan
Nat
Baley
Wowseene
Oletchmang
Galloway
Callahan
Moora
Mitchell
Simon
Doane
Moore
Boore
Los Angeles
Vernon
Ton Sveneee
Hilts Eevee
Meusel
Dales
Dy Brown
Mitchell A
Obert
Callahan Tol Vaughn
Gleichmann
Terry
Kent
Worthy
Fournier
Casey
Fieney
Pacific Coast League Yesterday's Results and This Week's Schedule
Yesterday in San Francisco Salt Lake 0 AQ Portland 3 Oakland 3. Vernon Los Angeles 3 Vernon 0. This week's matches feature Halt Inka in San Francisco Los Angeles in Vernon Oakland in Portland.
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Salt Lake
Portland
Oakland
Vernon
Los Angeles
Halt Inka
League &Tandings
Tn Pet
Ratt Lake
Werfon
Six home runs in double bill in New York baseball clash
Giants and Brooklyn split a doubleheader with New York winning 5 to 4 in the first game and Brooklyn taking the second 5 to 1. A second game pause featured a fist fight between Fletcher and Stenner after Stengel collided with Fletcher. Both were banished after umpires restored order. The Pirates edged the Cubs 2 to 0 in twelve innings as Douglas and Cooper shut them down until Jackson’s two-bagger scored in the twelfth.
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Detroit
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Lauis
Walter Johnson
RISE
Teero & 2D
Wbdd
Wattersea
Mogridge
Walters
Shaw and
Henry
Cattersea—Cullop
Lore
Nunamaaker
Johnson
Ainamich
Giants
Brooklyn
Fletcher
Stenner
Stengel
Weral
REE Trooklyn
iNew York
Natteree
Coombs
Krueger
Schupp
Gibson
Real Crooklinn
Ratterjee
Marquand
M. Wheat
Tesreau
Anderson
Rarideo
CUBS
Chicago
Pirates
Douglas
Sve
Cooper
Ong
Jackson
Wighee
Alnyle
Bigbee
Carey
Boeckel
Rie
Pitteburg
Ereeeye
Chicago Tees
W. W Douglas
Diihoefer
Veteran player Totty Dyrne quits baseball for good
Totty Dyrne, a veteran third baseman, publicly states he is quitting baseball for good. He plans to enter reform in St. Louis, is labeled a veteran, and hints at a distant final year while rumors swirl about his drive and career trajectory.
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Baew
Phillies
Intormathean
St. Loute
Bryne
Ted
Marriage in Brigham City for Deeey James Harter and Mattie Whitaker
Dewey James Harter and Mattie Whitaker of Ogden were married in Brigham City yesterday after a delay in obtaining county clerk approval. An adult relative in Omten confirmed Naztera permission to wed, and the couple plans to reside in Ogden.
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Dewey James Harter
Mattie Whitaker
Ogden
Brigham City
Ox Eller
Banter
Omten
Cars Ordered Sent to the West Movement
The Union Freight movement directs immediate dispatch of cars to the western route to facilitate transport of freight including grain and other foods. Charers, general agent for the Union Tactice, confirms receipt of instruction for swift action and distribution.
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Oh Charers
Union Tactice
Asatruce
Plan to distribute 20 790 railroad cars nationwide
Ballard Hunn, chairman of the Omaha war board branch, outlines an immediate plan to distribute 20 790 additional railroad cars from eastern Pennsylvania regardless of owning roads. Of these, 7 800 will haul grain, 660 will haul water, melons and vegetables, and the remainder will carry other essential foodstuffs.
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Ballard Hunn
Omaha
The
War Board
Lastern Pornia
Women nabbed in raid on gambling house on O2 Avenue
Two women Ruth Harris aged 24 and Lily Barrow 23 and a Japanese man were arrested in a raid on a gambling house on O2 Avenue between Twenty Fourth and Twenty Fifth Streets. A Chinese man possibly linked fled through a rear window. The Japanese bailled out while the women remained jailed on vagrancy charges. War parades prompt calls for girls to fill messenger roles in New York.
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Twentsfourth
Japan
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