Will Journey to Kaysville for High School Five
High school quint travels to Kaysville in northern division debut. Coach Regge confident of top finish. team features Pingree scoring speed, Chambers at center, Fatek brothers in guard slots, Falck as forward. Namney works to overcome fouling with four weeks before league start.
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Hamney Haa
Dale Pingree
Chambers
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Fatek Brothers
P. Falck
Saruggle
Namney
Pingrae
Never-Tips and Never-Rips Clash in City Basketball Preview
Yesterday the Never-Tips basket ball team lost 20 to 16 after a fast game on the state school floor. Wildes and Van Dyke were standout players for the Never-Rips, who challenge amateur city teams. Ed Amnyth's and Buchmilter Flowers teams prepare for a fast league week with Par 1 and Stevens among the top bowlers noted for city competition.
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van Dyke
J . & D. Nover Mpa
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Frank Aeegee
Millerwee Vee Dyke Tana Rew Duce
Stedenene Ree
Dick Hat
Clark “& Sons Towling
Buchmilter Flowers
Ed Amnyth
Farry
Oberg
Stevens
Edsmyth
Outurg Defeated by the Academy in Lopsided Tilt
Yesterday afternoon the mutes failed to appear for a regular game against the Academy, delaying until 4:30. The scrubs, unpracticed and tired, could not defend the basket, and the Academy rolled to a 68 to 10 victory as Weber supporters and rest of lineup struggled to field players.
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Academy
Atute School
Watson
Weber
Academy Tlre
Weber Bors
Marup
Crubs
V.critchlow
Baseball clubs represented at Uptown hotels in New York
Major and minor league clubs attended meetings in Uptown hotels to discuss plans for next season. Charles Herzog to stay as Cincinnati Nationals manager. A three game series between Boston World champions and Wilbur Robinson's team set for Ebbetts Field on April 6 7 and 8. International League adjourned to meet January 17 with all clubs represented. Hartford Springfield Worcester cities discussed for 1916 circuit with field for Worcester. National League meeting scheduled for tomorrow with managers from Chicago Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis Houston Boston in attendance.
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Maus
Eccon
Charles Herzog
Cincinnati Nationals
Joseph J. Tannin
Charles M. Ebbets
Brooklyn
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Nson
Ebbetts Neld
Edward G. Barrow
Alvin Smith
Jack Dunn
Richmond
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Springfield
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Yarrows
International League
National Association
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Wartinburg
Worcester
Mass
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St Louis
Huston
Philadelphia
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Boston
Dodgers Owner Seeks One-Week Season Start Delay
Charles Ebiets, owner of the Brooklyn Dodgers, wants the National League season opened one week later due to cold weather poor attendance and small gate receipts. He proposes April 19 as the season start date.
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Charles Ebiets
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ebbets
American League action at Chi tabo on Wednesday
A brief baseball note reports an American League game at Chi tabo set for Wednesday. Details are sparse in the fragment, with no full team names scores or outcomes available. Further context from the page would clarify the matchup and result.
Bly Christmas Red Cross Seals Ad Ends
Bly Christmas Red Cross Seals advertised for one cent each to seal envelopes this month. For sale at the Standard Business Office. Proceeds support tuberculosis suppression in Utah under the National Red Cross Society, president Youdraw Wilson, Washington D. C.
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Standard Buslntsa
Utah
National Red Cross Society
Youdraw Wilson
Washington, D. C
Murphy Defeats Freddie Welsh In Championship Bout
In Philadelphia Jimmy Murphy of this city defeated lightweight champion Freddie Welsh in a 12 round bout at catch weight. Welsh showed clever work but traded frequent clinches as Murphy pressed and scored with decisive blows including a hard left in round two and a right cross stagger in round four.
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Philadelphia
Freddie Welsh
Jimmy Murphy
Welsh
Murphy
Ban Johnson to Make New Rule At Magnates Meeting
Chitape December 13 5 B Johnson president of the American League at the annual magnates meeting will press to stop players appearing on newspaper writers plus study barnstorming to curb the practice. He also aims to straighten out the Cleveland muddle though time. Ruppert negotiating long term use of Polo Grounds but not yet finalized. Griffith and Mickey trade talks ongoing with no definite moves.
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B. Johnson
Cleveland
Mr. Johnson
Jacob Ruppert
New York
Pola
Clark Griffith
Washington
Branch Mickey
St. Louis
Griffith
Eald
Fournier
Club Owners Meet in Chicago and discuss post season tours
Chicago December 14 club owners of the American league arrived for an aerial meeting to be held tomorrow. President Johnson said actions may curb ball players writing for newspapers and stop barnstorming tours. Offers involving Jack Fournier of the Chicago Americans were denied by President Comiskey.
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Chicago
Johnson
Jack Fournier
Comiskey
A C To Start Wrestling Team At College
Logan Dec 13 With football over and basketball full, US AC athletes diversify into bandball, wrestling and tumbling under Tara Aldous. Promising wrestlers include Thackeray Coray Nuttall Horn Freedman Dunford, with Anderson Young and Egbert returning from last year. Clyde Larson Freedman Love boosted by Van Dusen bid for state title. boxing remains popular as heavyweights spar and crowds gather.
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Logan
van Dusen
Coray
Heldberg
Sharp
Hillem
Owen
Lowetas
Weight Candidates Across Rooms In Mixed View
Weight candidates are seen mixing wherever room can be found with up to three souls going at once. William Farnum stars in The Broken Law at the Orpheum tonight only.
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William Farnum
the Orpheum
Elder William Ward Dies in Australia Mission Service
Elder William Ivin Ward of North Ogden died while on duty in the Australian Mormon mission. He had been away from home since January 20, 1914, and was 53. His body was to be shipped to Ogden for burial, arriving in Vancouver and then Ogden two days later. The obituary notes a history of family tragedies including the death of his mother and father leaving three young siblings.
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William Ivin Ward
North Ogden
Queensland
Australia
Mormon Church
Ogden
Vancouver
B.C
Florence Chatelain
Florence
Women besiege President Wilson in suffrage clash
Washington on November 14 saw active suffrage and antisuffrage groups. Representatives from both camps planned to call on President Wilson and sought a hearing before the Republican National Committee. The National American Woman Sul...
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Representa
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Wilson
Republican National Committee
National American Woman
Woman Suffrage Agencies Convene 47th Annual Session
The 47th annual session opened today with Dr. Anna Howard Shaw signaling retirement after eleven years as president. The Congressional Union for Woman’s suffrage and the National Association opposed to woman suffrage completed their meetings yesterday, while the Classified Age noted the events.
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Frage Association
Anna Howard Shaw
Congressional Union For
Wom
Ian Bulfregs
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