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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1916

Page

1

Featherhengtits Meet Tonight in Grand Ring

Frankie Tucker headlines at Hardy Rowntne in the Grand tonight after completing training for Young Asevedo. The featherweight clash features Tucker versus Azevedo with Oscar Ross and Chris George as co fighters, plus Seas Oren debuting and several others in an action packed night of boxing.

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Semipno Hurler Edits & Beats Chicago Teague Contract

Frank George Murphy, pitcher for Joliet Ir, signed to pitch for the Chicago National League club. He posted a batting average near .400 over twenty one games.

Chicago Frank George Murphy Joliet Chicara National Teague Club Murphy

Oregon claims strong team for Pasadena tournament

San Francisco December 3 adherents of the University of Oregon football eleven declare their squad the strongest Indian combination in the far west and expect to play at Pasadena for the tournament, according to local chatter and sports columns.

San Francisco University of Oregon

Coast athletic polls and near-miss claims in Pacific Coast teams

The piece analyzes Pacific Coast supremacy arguments among Oregon, California, and Washington with a tie in overall claims as Seattle and Eugene teams show strong performances. It notes a ninth straight Washington defeat-free year, upcoming Northwestern championships, and forthcoming baseball discipline reforms. It also lists Iowa and Northwestern schedules and mentions Colorado College and New Mexico links, plus a Denver injury incident.

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Ohio State Football Schedule For 1917 Drafted At Conference Meeting

Ohio State University, 1916 conference champions, failed to secure games with Minnesota or Chicago for the 1917 season. Northwestern likewise declined Wisconsin or Minnesota. Chicago dropped Indiana from the 1917 program. Coaches expect 1918 schedule to mirror 1917. Practice date moved to September 15. EO Stiebo elected president, Nelson A. Kriloge reelected secretary of the Western Conference Directors. Annual meeting planned at University of Chicago.

Chicago Ohio Minnesota Northwestern Wisconsin Indiana A. A. Blagg Ohio State Harry J. Williams Minnesda Columbus EO. Stlebo Athletic Smrectors’ Association of the Nelson A. Kriloge Iowa Ais University of Chicago

Notable Games Run in Nocky Mountain Conference

Denver region summary recalls a snowy November contest between Colorado Aggies and Colorado School of Mines, highlighting key clashes at Fort Collins. It notes Fort Collins events on November 18 and October 3, plus upsets over Southern California and Creighton affecting Denver university standings.

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Racing season ends in England with wartime constraints

Landon Dec 2 The Mat racing season in England ended with the brief remaining week in November and a wartime note of success. Twenty three meetings were held in England. Newmarket hosted eleven, Lingfield four, Gatwick three, Newbury three and Windsor two. Despite limited petrol and special trains, crowds are down but racing continued with rich purses totalling about 3 655 dollars. Jockey S Donoghue rode the winner in 43 mounts.

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Early Copy and Proofs in The Standard Ads

Busy days for The Standard and merchants as early copy aids ad proofs. Do not alter proofs after receipt. a flawed process resembles a surgeon changing incisions mid operation. Proper planning avoids needless revisions and ensures accurate advertising.

Wartime English Racing Hints at Newmarket’s War Era Pace

A wartime racing day near Newmarket shows English tracks trimmed to austerity. War tax adds a shilling and grandstands are modest while racing unfolds across velvet turf with khaki-clad officers and foreign visitors amid the blackout roads and searchlight displays over London’s approach.

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Pollard Brown Star Back Leads Colored Grid Team

Pollard the colored halfback of Brown University stars for a world beating eleven. His speed and power in Brown’s backfield helped recent victory, marking him as a leading all around player. He bucked through strong defenses with speed and force.

Pollard Brown University Locke Brown Peathesa Dispatch

Phil Brock Faces Possible Retirement Over Eye Injury

Phil Brock the Cleveland light weight, famed for years of tough clashes with top contenders, may quit boxing if his right eye fails to heal. His career has featured hard battles with leading titleholders despite his imperfect vision.

Phil Brock Cleveland Brock

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