Beavers and Seals Split Doubleheader in Portland
Beavers take first game 2 0 as Hirsek pit one blow by Beale Loto in the early innings. Williams homer helps in third as Beavers win. Seals rebound in second game with runs on errors and timely hits to tie then. After games, Beavers head to Los Angeles and Seals to San Francisco for next series. Pitcher Fincher ordered to report to national army after September 1 in Arkansas. Baseball notes include etymology of tobacco terms.
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Salt Lake Captures Week’s Series With Los Angeles Four to Three
In a weathered summary from Angel City, Salt Lake wins the week’s series 4 games to 3 after a 4 to 3 afternoon tilt at Weabing ton Park. Evans outduels Curley Brown in a tense, hit-heavy affair as Los Angeles clinches the morning win. Series moves to Oakland at Salt Lake with Los Angeles at San Francisco as the circuit rolls onward.
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Curley Brown
Tha Deen
Vernon
Tom Mughes
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Hughes Gun
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Beaton
Oakland
San Frenelsea
Portisad
Doubleheader 15 Lively One Tigers Triumph
Ban Francisco dispatch reports Ti gers win a game in a doubleheader after a rough morning. Tigers edge Oaks 7 to 2 as Marion and teammates capitalize on fielding errors and timely hits. Artest allows eleven safeties including a threebagger. Krause and Sehorr contribute strong pitching.
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Oaks
Ban Francisco
Jungle Boys
Marion
Artest
Daegore
Krause
Morine
Sevep
Wile Sehorr
Gaks
Scor
Browns Take Both and White Sox Rout Yanks
In a split twin bill St Louis beat Philadelphia 6 to 6 and 6 to 4. The Browns won the first game in eleven innings with timely hitting and errors aiding the victory. Chicago whipped New York 6 to 3 as J Collins collected four hits in four at bats driving in three runs.
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Oyas Uer
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Davenport
Wright
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Severeld
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New York
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Shopmen Crowned City Baseball Champions
The Southern Pacific Chaplain shopmen won the city baseball championship at Glenwood Park, defeating Ogden Packing 3 1 0 7 in a two Sundays run to claim the title. The game featured a sixth inning run by the shopmen and late scores, keeping the outcome in doubt until the ninth. Fans witnessed a tight, low‑defense affair with steady pitching and timely hitting throughout.
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Glenwood Park
Ogden
Parker
Phorment
Canneries Start Tomato Canning Across Regions
Weber county cannery operations begin following the tomato harvest with many plants in Utah, Cleveland, and other cities starting to can. Officials anticipate a larger season due to expanded acreage and higher yields, though a possible scarcity of labor may pose a challenge.
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Weber County
Utah
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Byield
Mie
Tabor
Bagby Bests Ayers In Tight National League Battle
Indiana defeats Guifmen 2 to 1 in a pitching duel between Doc Ayers and Bagby. The ninth inning rally featured two outs before a key single, leaving Cleveland to note the day's results amid scattered telegraph notes and stray commentary on harvests and French piquantane.
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Ayers
Cleveland
Indiana
Guifmen
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Aim Tugby
Wamby
Titner
WLTL
New Wothesses
Beara
Tulle Philadel
Washington
St. Latula
Buller
Boston
Unclear OCR Sports Play By Play
Fragmentary report from Detroit Arkansas game notes an on ball sequence with Horan and Dostoa Kon and a 4 to 3 score line, mentions Tunneas and Teeull of pasere, unclear names and order of events.
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Orsea
Mhinke Telay
Dostoa Kon
Pasere
Ladies' Handicap at Country Club
The Country Club president offers a silver cup for monthly ladies’ play. Winners’ names will be engraved. after three wins by one member the cup becomes the property. The first monthly competition is set for Sunday, September 2 at 9 a.m. at the Country Club under full band cap rules.
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Hae
Dera
Sret
Povern
Golf Professional Now at Country Club
HH Webster arrives at the Country club to serve as golf professional. He will tutor members and accept instruction appointments. Previously with Tom Vanion and active at Ravenewood Country club near Chicago and the Ladington Mick Country club. Directors anticipate increased activity as fall weather improves and course conditions are better.
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Flossmoor Country Club
Mia
E. C. Leste
Cincinnati
Stour City
Lilas Elizabeth Allen
Rock Island
Iowa
Elaine Rosenthal
HH. Webster
Webster
Tom Vanion
Ravenewood Country Club
Ladington, Mick
Farley Family to Move to Montpelier Idaho
Mr and Mrs Glen Farley and infant daughter of Ogden plan to move this week to Montpelier Idaho where Mr Farley will headquarter after accepting a position with the Shupe Williams Candy Company of Ogden. He formerly sold for the Ogden Wholesale Drug Company and had a wide Utah Idaho clientele.
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Montpelier
Idaho
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Shupe- Williams Candy Company
Ogden Wholesale Drug Company
Utah
Candy, Company
Auto Accidents In Salt Lake City Reported
Two separate auto incidents in Salt Lake City involved injuries. Mrs. Erams Harty, aged 2044 South Eleventh East Street, was knocked down at Ninth South and Fifth East Streets and rushed to a doctor after a crash that left her unconscious but not severely hurt. In a second crash at Third South and State Streets, Rev. John Catterall Liberty Park Methodist Episcopal Church and his infant daughter were struck. the baby sustained injuries while the minister and others aided the victims and were treated. A separate note mentions an elderly man’s broken glasses lens, and an unrelated anecdote about the origin of the sandwich.
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Ume
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J. Catterall
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C. D. Bell
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Rexburg Idaho County Fair Cancelled Plans
Amusement concessionaires of Oz flen have halted plans to operate at Rexburg county fair as the annual event is not being held due to a shortage of labor and the harvest. The Rexburg fair was slated for September 3 to 5 and 8, expected to draw exhibits from across Idaho.
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Rexburg County Fair
Eed
Rexburg Fair
Idaho
Tremonton Boy Drowns in Bear River Near Tremonton
Tremonton Utah Aug 26 Emil Miller 18 son of Mrs Rosa Miller drowned in Bear River near Tremonton at 4 o clock this afternoon. A search party of twenty five men dragged the river for the body but it had not been recovered by nightfall. The boy was examining something at the time of the accident. Read the Classified Ad.
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Emil Miller
Rosa Miller
Bear River
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