Logan and UTA Seek Football Coach in Utah
Dec 19 report notes unsettled Uiun touch situation with Tommy Fitzpatrick likely to be resolved today after formal recommendation by Uiun and Tink athletic councils. Utah and Utah Agricultural College both pursue a mentor for next fall with Fitzpatrick potential. salary talks and possible Logan stay. Also reports Ber Hippenstine, Bingham native and D R G Tail and company cashier, enlisted in aviation corps at Fort Douglas.
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Salt Lake
Uiun
Althopfl
Tommy Pitzpul
Utah Agricultural College of
Lonan
Dick Stephens
A C
Tarulls
Fitzpatrick
Watton
Sagan
Ifu
Jensen
B. Y.C
Aggie
Tammy Fitzpatrick
Cendh
Utah
Nelson
Bingham
Berl . Hippenstine
D. & R. G. Tailand Company
Bingham High School
Thas
Aviation Corps
Fort Douglas
Mike 'X Dopeneting
Rule meeting scheduled in New York for December 26
The annual meeting of the Daakethril riled committees was announced by secretary Malph Aorgan. The meeting, originally set for December 21, has been rescheduled to December 26 in New York.
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New. York
Pa*tiopal
Malph Aorgan
Sailor Smith Knocked Out by Hal Downing in Local Boxing Night
Hal Downing defeated Sailor Smith in a six round heavyweight bout, delivering a decisive right to Smith’s jaw that left him unable to continue after a heated exchange near the ropes. The bout drew eager local fans who hailed the quick finish as Downing’s potential rise in the heavyweight ranks.
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Hallor Smith
Hal Downing
Downing
Morpheus Fotiow
Galtur
Raglea Exminnsium
Smith
Ton Leslie
Kid Sam
Tom Norvin
Bantins
Red Newry
Dick Norden
Sandy Kent
Kent
Fred Denney
Buch Bn
Batus
Norden
Davis
Ogden
Jack Stevenson
Stevenson
Tmes
Jeff Hook
Dilly Johnson
Ynorth
Stavenson
Avery Femple
Davie
Wheat Wanted at High Cash Price by Local Mill
Fragmentary OCR note shows a wheat buy request tied to Weal Oxden Milling and Elevator Co. near a viaduct fork of Wilson Lane and Magpat. Paradoxical assertion cited about a person named Aime claiming a right to sit, with unclear surrounding context and dates.
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Weal Oxden Milling &Levator Co
Wilson Lene
Magpat Rend
Camp Shelby Athletes Boost Morale and Training
In Hattiesburg at Camp Shelby, star athlete Miss Sheppard heads athletic activities and reports that sports have become immensely popular among soldiers. Army officers back the program, saying physical training helps develop discipline and character in recruits.
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Fiel ‘Sheppard
Camp Shelby
Hattiesburg
Misa Sheppard
Prexy Lane and WPORFDIE Pals in Portland
Portland Nee 18. Long friendship for President W Lang of the Salt Lake club was cited by Judge McCredle as the reason for Waller's retirement to manage the Dees. Waller chose the berth over teaming with Verna or managing the St Boule Nationals. McCredie said Waller accepted after Pol was ousted from the Coast League. Personal matters kept him from returning to Portland for some time. Walter McCredie, new Salt Lake manager, born in Iowa, once a Drake student, then Dubuque infielder with a noted hitting talent.
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Portland
Nee
W. Lang
Salt Lake Elnh
McCredle
Waller
Verna
Walter Tole
Salt Lake
McCredin
Poland
Miu
Judge McCrotie
Mottern
Judge MclCrodie
Jeagua
Walter
Walter McGredie
Iowa
Drake University
The
Dubuque Glub
Aggies win game at Oneida Stake Academy
Dec 19 The Aggies defeated Oneida Stake Academy by a large score of 1 to 27. The Aggies relied on Banket shooting, rolled up points, and used their full squad in the second half under Coach Joe Jengen. Lolo Spencer starred with eight field baskets and one foul goal. Kaller led Oneida.
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Agries
Oneida Stake Academy Konight
Apgioes
Xara
Joe Jengen
Differen T
Lolo Spencer
McCredie Signs to Strengthen Coast League Club
Walter McCredie, longtime Pacific Coast League figure, signed with Salt Lake club president H. W. Lane to bolster the team for the 1918 season. Lane voiced strong confidence, promising a flexible roster and funds to acquire needed players, while Salt Lake rebuilds with several veterans and promising youngsters amid ongoing league meetings in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Walter McCredie
H. W. Lane
Salt Lake
John Henry
McCredit
Lane
McGravite
Heaver
Mac
Veliyer
Joh
McCredie
Purttind
Ryan
Crandall
Sheely
Orr
Sunioy
Jual Menilound
McCredia
Inague
Lute
Tio
Bey McCredia
Iha Sping, Hora
Sacramento
Iivet and Organiza
Charles Grate
Charley Spider
Baus Dias
Oakland
San Franciaco
Asiary Ilmit
Allaum
San Francisco
Leagua
Phillies Begin to Realize Loss in Baseball Talks
New York December 18 Fans in Philadelphia rally over the Cubs courting players like Alexander and Millefer as Connie Mack faces criticism for dismantling star teams. The debate centers on whether strengthening the Cubs will renew a classic rivalry with the Giants and Cubs, affecting pennant chances and the national league balance.
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New York
Pame
Amy Dance Weonominy
Charles A. Camsakey
Don
Eddie Collins
Joe Jackson
Neverall
White Sox
Weeghman
Cubs
Alexander
Millefer
Quaker City
Connie
Waker
Tha! Phillies
Philadelphia
Pialona
Leo
Crance
McGraw
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Amd
Alexander and Killifer Ready for Chicago Deal
Alexander came to Chicago to discuss waters with President Charles Weeghman of the Duby. The deal would bring Alexander and his battery mate Killefer to Chicago, with a purchase price around 26,010. Weeghman said the figure was 26,010 and two minutes sufficed to arrange the deal. He expected two more deals of similar size and hinted at contract details and salary later. Alexander praised Killefer and predicted the duo would become popular in Chicago as they were in Philadelphia.
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Chicago
Nec
Grover
Cleveland Alexander
Waters
Charles Weeghman
the Duby
Mogu
Alex
Cain
Waeegiman
Iran
Wedghman
Phillier
Alexander Balittle
Ife
Lila
Lumarray
Hera
Falladelphia
Orchestra member shoots family tragedy in Chicago
Chicago police report a member of the Chi enne Grand Opera company orchestra shot a family member last night and fled. Mrs. Bexto says the husband had suffered illness and a nervous breakdown preceded the incident. A fragmented line mentions electrical workers in Houston earning six dollars a day.
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Chicago
Velo Dewlo
Chienne Grand Opera Company
Kired
Obscure Ad Copy Prompts Question on Health Claims
Fragmented readable lines discuss whether a uke or rich food affects health and reference a clarified advertisement. The text reads like a garbled OCR excerpt with unclear context and multiple misspellings. No clear event or person names emerge.
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