Great Show at New Utah Soldier Young Meets Azevedo
The Salt Lake fight crowd saw Soldier Bull Young clash with Young Joe Azevedo in a standout bout. Joe outboxed Bull at times, but the veteran pressed, delivering sharp jabs and sustained offense. The match finished in a hard fought draw after a flurry of exchanges in the late rounds.
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New Utah
Young
Azevedo
Salt Laxe
Flatiana
Manhattan
Grand Theater
Soldier Bull Young
Joel Azevedo
Bull Belding Jaintana
Jon
Joo
Aerous
Floroent Mill
Rd Eddie King
Fort Douglas
Bobble Munger
Garfield Boy
Bobbie
Rotoras
Munger
Hardy
Bob
Charlie Midkife
Id Slater
Slater
Jos
Mike Lewie
Usine
Hardy Buay
Quartern
Halven
Wilkie Goo
Kid .Davin
Davis
Gore
Dava Eggeraten
Tan
al Palzer
Dove
Exueraton
Dave
Willie Long
Willie Longer
Tong
Langer
May Be Bad Year for Bushers in Major Leagues
Chicago reports discuss a wartime proposal to cap major league rosters at eighteen players per club in 1918. Garry Herrmann backs the limit, while Ban Johnson hesitates to implement without American League concurrence. The plan aims to ease payroll burdens and shape paths for young minor leaguers.
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Chicago
Garry Herrmann
National Commission
Ban Jchneen
Fishleen
Herrmann
Johnson
Harrman
Teague
Anteritan League
Simar
Aggies May Have a Star Basketball Team This Year
Logan Detachment reports a strong basketball turnout with fifty candidates at the first practice. Several aspirants have earned honors at other schools, including standout Bernaton and other noted players, suggesting the Aggies could field a championship caliber squad this season.
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Aggies
Logan
Bonora
Bernaton
High School Champions and Club Fund Drive Summary
A fragmented report notes last year's BY school's captain and Springville era players linked to 1916 state champions with coaches and sponsors in a Springville event. It mentions a safe workout and upcoming class series next week under Coach Johnson. Herrmann's Club boosts swell fund with 6109 receipts and 66000 funneled to veterans emergency fund. Cincinnati club funded park, ticket handling, and game operations drawing capacity crowds with box seats up to 3500 each.
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Tain
Lonandris
Ote
Sumalun
Clyds
Atate
Herrmann
Ginginnatt
Cincionati
Nilion
Bulwoun Cunny, Sherman
Camp Sheridan
Lue Xoldiere
Cincianati Club
Majors May Have Shorter Schedule
New York report mentions President Johns and National League head Tener returning from travel. Toner expects the reduction issue to be debated at the November 11 league meeting. Major leagues may move toward shorter schedules, with predictably similar action anticipated. George Stallings, Boston Braves manager, toured the Macon state fair and won ten prizes with Shorthorn cattle before being fined for speeding on the return trip.
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New York
Yee
Johns
Tener
National League
M& Wenterhrip
Dreardieut Toner
Haspball Mien
Stallings
George Stallings
Loston Braves
Macon
Sharkey the Navy's Champion Boxer Remembered in Benefit
Los Angeles remembers Tom Sharkey once a Navy heavyweight who served eleven years from 1886 to 1894 aboard ships including the Vermont. He describes boxing on deck and matches with Hurley Corbett and Chamynski, noting his rise to navy champion and his pride in naval service and charity benefit at San Pedro for athletic funds.
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Los Angeles
Tom
Sherkey
Uno
Jin Jeffrier
Uncle Sara
Navy
San Pedro
Sharkey Fa
Sharkey
Vermont
Crooklyn
Bod Bart of
Philadelphia
Monctulu
Atip
Honelyin
Nig Hurley
Burley
Europe
Ny Bisgont
Tim Corbett
Joe Chomnisk
Fitzsimmone
Jeff
Dalleon
Teltor
Yasra
Uncle Sam
Sailor
Tran
Garylee
Dietz Team Claims Coast Football Championship
Washington State defeats the University of Washington 14 to 6 to claim the coast football championship of the Pacific conference. The win, highlighted by Ding Banga’s runs, secures an undefeated nonconference slate and marks Washington State’s first title in ten years on home ground.
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Seattle
University of Washington
Sevon
Washington State College
Washington State
Manly
Ding Banga
Seattle Mue
Lonentar
Diate
Whebington
Washington
Leafs Spring Boost For Third Major Championship
Toronto manager Napatoon Lijala leads the Maple Leaf team to a strong season with optimism for a third major title. The squad emphasizes fast play and crowd support, while noting uncertainty if the International League will start.
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Toronto
Napatoon
Lijala
Maple’ Leaf
Laagun
Tajofo
Srowda
Fire destroys plant buildings at E W Marge Dry Dock plant
Federal and city authorities began an investigation to determine if arson was responsible for a fire that destroyed several acres of buildings at the E. W. Marge Dry Dock plant on the Brooklyn water front. Loss was estimated at more than one and a half million dollars.
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Brew York
Tee
Joet Wiebe
E. W. Marge Dry Dork
Te Thepatr Company
Brooklyn
Eden
Large Increase in Livestock Grazed on National Forests
In California the U S Forest Service reports a strong rise in grazing for cattle horses sheep and goats in national forests for the year ending June 20 compared with the prior year despite fires storms and other adverse conditions. The total cattle and horses rose to 204 035 and sheep and goats to 464 752 from 198 668 and 417 052 respectively. Improved grazing followed better access via roads rails and new improvements including drift fences and corrals.
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California
United States Forest Service
Lasaan
Shaata
Trinity
Calaveras
Plumadg
Coast
Forest Service
Crude Oil Prices Advance Across Principal Grades
Pittsburg Leo reports crude oil prices advanced by purchasing agencies today with Pennsylvania crude up 21 cents to 2.76, Carnisg 20 to 2.80, Cabal 16 to 2.72, Somerset 16 to 2.55, Ragland 10 to 1.20. The move surprised producers and refiners who had believed the market had peaked after the August 20 announcement. No cause beyond scarcity was given by buyers.
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Pittsburg
Leo
Pennsylvania Iida
Carnisg
Cabal
Somerset
Ragland
Barbers Raise Prices Amid War Time Costs
Los Angeles reports widespread barber price increases as wartime costs push basic services higher. The Master Barbers' association set new scales, boosting fees for shaves and related services.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Master Barbers’ Association
Youth Eager 10 Serve in War
Arvin Sweiger, a Chicago youth, left 100 miles at sea bound for France after volunteering for immediate service. Denied exemption, he went to Rockford Cantonment, was moved to Houston and Mineola, and then sent toward France. A family illness prompted a war department intervention and a troop ship was halted to return him home.
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Chicago
France
Arvin Sweiger
Rockford
Houston
Tex
Mineola
I. I
War Department
Atlantic
Ile Tien
Thin City
Eagles Officers to Convene Wednesday December Meeting
A fragmented notice announces a December Wednesday gathering of Eagles officers led by Worthy President C F Carlile. The item hints at listening to members and discusses community benefits, but details are unclear due to text garble.
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Jual
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Oklahoma
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Amsterdam
Herryhandt and Johnson
Everet
Dietz
Py Heywood Broun
New York Tribune and Syndicate
Coprstant
Ws Certbune Association
Tye Xeldiera Sore
Bob Durham
Bull Durham Tobacco
IncoR*“ra Atid
C. S. Collins and
A. D. Savage
Uv. 1 Naval Base No. 7
Pershing’s Boys
Tribune
National Foresta
Eagles
C.F. Carlile
Browning
Bros. CO de Sresering
Sa A Lasey
U.S. Army
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