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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1913

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Harbertson Fails in 12 Throw Against McLeod in Brigham City

George McLeod of San Prominca, world champion in the 185-pound class, defeated Jim Harbertson of Baden in a two hour Brigham City wrestling match. Referee was Waino Ketone, European champion. Preliminaries featured Kenen besting Helts and Jeppgon in a brisk bout.

George McLeod San Prominca Jim Harbertson Baden Brigham City Harberteon Ivan McLeod Waino Ketone Garland Doppe Jeppgon

Sullivan plans supplementary world's series for Panama-Pacific cup

James B Sullivan in San Francisco proposes a post world series seven game exhibition series between major league champions for a Panama-Pacific cup. He will seek talks with Presidents Tener and Johnson after New Year to arrange coast venue invitations and gate receipts allocation.

New York James B. Sullivan Sam Francisco Sullivan John K. Tener Ban Tohnaon My. Sullivan Exposition Plare

New Freight Rates for Utah Points

Railroads plan detailed schedules within thirty days for proposed freight tariff increases. J A Reeves reports from a conference of eastern and Missouri river routes. Final rate sheets may be printed before February 1 to file with the Interstate Commerce Commission, with a likely year before any new rates take effect.

Interstate Commerce Commission J. A. Reeves Oregon Short Line Missouri River Istea Interstate Commerce Salt Lake Interstate Commerce — Commission

City Prisoners Freed for Christmas Leave

Wichita Kansas December 21 Thirteen inmates at the city jail were granted Christmas leave to go home. Judge Souderk urged good behavior and warned to return before him next Christmas. Read the Classified Ads.

Wichita Kas

Beachy Breaks World's Record at Exposition Grounds

San Francisco on Christmas Day Lincoln Beachy, famed aerial daredevil, breaks a world record by looping the loop five times in a row from a towering height before landing on a narrow street at the Panama-Pacific Exposition grounds. He also claims a new double loop from ten feet, a record for the performer.

San Francisco Lincoln Beachy Avatar Beachy Pegaud

Bookmaker Tyler Dies of Pneumonia in Bronx

New York December 26 Frank L Tyler known as Hummingbird a famed highmaker died yesterday at his Bronx home from pneumonia Turfmen report the death across coast to coast Tyler earned his nickname from his calling style on New York courses Soccer Played in Storm in St Louis Toronto Professionals beat Columbus Club 5 to 2 in snow Ben Milley’s Paterson True Blues lost to St Louis 5 to 2 in the first of a three game series

New York Frank L. Tyler Tyler Bronx Beta St. Louis Professionals Toronto Canada Columbus St. Tallis True Blues Paterson N. J Ben Milley Richard von Romanoff Jefferson Market Charles Speir BF. Harris Stella Port Richard F. Werner Chicago Ihe Tas Richard Jrofan van Twistern Prckard Motor Company Pittsburg London Werner Charles Fisher L. Siegenl Fisher Europe Siegenl East Second South Victor Bracamonte Simena Viste Bantits Williams Third West Second South O. W. Hishop Reed Billings FE. D. Lye Williama Eraca Mmoute Williamg St. Macks Hospital Bravamonte

Aviator Sigorsky Unveils Multimotor Aeroplane Trial

The Russian passenger plane tested at St. Petersburg aero drome weighs three and a half long and uses four 100 horse power motors. It is designed to carry a score of passengers with sleeping berths. Meanwhile Kim Lindsay, Portland third baseman, will join the Paddle Coast League in New Orleans per a manager's announcement.

Aeroplane St. Petersburg Bouree Gazette Sigorsky Lindsay South Portland Kim Lindsay Portland New Orleans McCreie

Coast League waivers Lindsay as Greek Games postponed

Coast League clubs granted waivety on Lindsay with undisclosed price. In Athens, December 28, the 1914 Greek Games slated for spring were indefinitely postponed after the committees said they cannot prepare in time following the war. Levinsky defeats Driecoll in New York. Levinsky, 166 pounds, stops Driecoll, 176, in two rounds. London reports Sir Thomas Lipton’s challenger will be a new vessel, not a mere improved Shamrock.

Lindsay Athens Levinsky New York Jack Driecoll Braolyn Driecol London The Daily Telegraph Thomas Linton

Pitches for Baseball Reform Stir Major Leagues

Quoting Byron Bancroft Jonason veteran players and umpires debate changes to limit dangerous pitches and unfair advantages. The proposal, championed by longtime baseball figures, calls for immediate action by the rules committee to address dangerous batting and on field conduct.

Byron Bancroft Jonason Makere Jack Doyle Sax Formier Natignel Jeane Tiniely Amos Rusie Comiskey Thea

Umpire to curb ball four abuse in baseball era

A proposed rule would let the batter accept or reject a free pass, with the umpire final authority to order a pitcher to throw at least one good ball in tight spots. If the pitcher refused, he could be removed and face a fine up to 200 dollars. The plan aims to protect hitters like Cobb, Speaker, Wagner, Lajnie, and Zimmerman and preserve fair play.

Ike Cobb Speaker Wagner Lajnie Zimmerman

Bogus Count Does Not Show Anxiety

New York report notes a noble figure, Count, twirling gold eyeglasses with calm poise. The piece contrasts formality and demeanor, implying indifference to public scrutiny while a crowd observes with interest.

New York

Trio of Highwaymen Attack Two Victims in Salt Late

A Salt Late report states three highwaymen injured two victims as they fled onboard. CG. Wilams, a megra re.

Dee Wilams

Two Thousand Men Given Xmas Dinner Aboard Hassalo

Destitute men were guests at a Christmas dinner on the river steamer Hassalo of the Oregon Washington Railroad and Navigation Company. About two thousand attendees from all poverty levels filled the dock and ship, receiving a pipe and tobacco after their meals as a public gesture of generosity.

Fortland Ure Mee Oregon-Washington Railroad and Navigation Company Hassalo Paset Lone

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