25 Aug 1915
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1915
Page
1
In San Francisco at Recreation Park on August 24, the Oakland Oaks overcame Salt Lake with a three-run rally in the ninth inning to win 5 to 4. Salt Lake led earlier as Beer fueled their offense, but the Oaks surged late to clinch the victory.
In Portland on Aug 24 the Tigers edged the Seals 6 to 5 after a late rally sparked by White’s three hits and four RBIs. The game featured a tight pitching duel and key scoring in the final innings.
Fragmentary page note repeats address 2421 Washington Ave and mentions teams St Louis Philadelphia and Chicago with unclear figures and a second game. No coherent event or outcome is established in readable text.
Federal League notes speakers Cole and Blase from South Carolina during the forenoon session. Showers threatened, so the Italian festa at the Gloucester home of Mr and Mrs John Hays in Hammond was postponed to the next fair day. Governors had been invited to attend.
Pittsburg beat Kansas City 4 to 0 and 4 to 3 in a doubleheader. Knetzer pitched well in the first game and Hurger worked the second until the ninth when two batters singled, Cam stork closed out the win. The event took place in Pittsburg with alumni events noted at the Panama-Pacific Exposition and various civic mentions surrounding Wellsley graduates.
Boston beat Detroit 3 to 1 in the opening game of a crucial series for the American League pennant. Strong Boston defense snuffed Detroit’s threats as Shore faced trouble in the later innings. Detroit’s only run came after Bush walked and Cobb hit a line drive off the right field screen.
Aug 24 report notes Caldwell and Alexander singled and reached on errors as New York held Cleveland to six runs via consecutive hits. Browns win doubleheader 10-7 in St Louis, ending an eight-game skid after a rough start to the Philadelphia day. Hoff pitched a complete game in the nightcap, allowing only three hits.
Brooklyn defeated Baltimore 14 to 4 in a clumsy game as pitchers struggled and fielding was off. Strong defense aided Chicago’s 4 to 3 win over St Louis with solid pitching by Plank Groom Davenport Hartley and McMonnell Fincher. Buffalo shut out Newark 6 to 0 behind effective pitching and defense.
A public socialist press digest outlines conference results of Reichstag members and party committee. It argues for closer European ties, no German territorial gain, broadened freedom of the seas, internationalized trade, and establishment of a world court, while opposing warlike policies and militaristic plans.
Governors discussed naval fleet events and entertainment plans, naming attendees from Sea York and allied figures. The session included talks on naval drills, vessel prep, and expected public reactions to the program.
Oakland California August 24 News of officers were elected today for three departments of the National Education association in session there Livingstone H Lord was elected at large George H W Black president of the Idaho State Normal school vice president D H Roberts
New York August 25 The steamer Nieuw Amsterdam arrived bringing Jinny Rotterdam passengers and mail from Falmouth officers say the ship was held up in the Downs hour while British steamer cleared the channel of German mines A number of German families were aboard and Dr Austin Jacobs a leading figure in woman suffrage was a passenger.
A report from Laredo Texas describes Mexican bandits active in Jim Hogg County. Oscar Thompson requests U S troops at Harlingen to help marshal forces against roving bands stealing horses and menacing eastern county residents. Sheriff's office cites two bands of bandits and insufficient deputy sheriffs to cope. Action by Captain Ransom unclear.
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