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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1916

Page

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Kid Mex to Be Seen With Al Young in Ogden Bout

Promoter Eddie Dallas has lined up a ten round headliner featuring AL Young of Oklahoma against Kid Mex of Pueblo for a three bout program at the armory in Ogden Wednesday night. Young, Ogden’s popular mid ring star, faces Kid Mex who recently fought in the Bast Lake area and is described as both a sturdy puncher and capable defender.

Eddie Dallas Han AL Young Oklahoma Kid Mex Pueblo Coto Daltaa Ie Alan Bozers Armory Young Ogden Yonge Kid Merz Bast Lake Ity Arema Dover Boilermaker Pat Givert Hardy Downlon Balt Lake Derember

Investigation of College Sports Aims for Nationwide Survey

New York ber 23 a comprehensive investigation of college athletics will be made if the National Collegiate Athletic Association gains aid from the Carnegie Foundation the Sage Foundation or the Gerstld Educational Board. The convention adopted a resolution to request foundations to survey athletics in colleges focusing on their moral influence. The executive committee will contact foundations to launch a movement modeled after other educational surveys. A key discussion concerned the athletic heart with Dr. Hoer J. Lee of Hervant University asserting no athletic heart exists and that cardiac irregularities relate to nervous sensitivity rather than exercise.

New York Ber Aibistic Association Carnegis Foundation Sage Foundation Gersald Educational Board Hoger J. Lee Hervant University Lee Harvard Oarsmen

Urquhart Out For New Year Game At Tournament Park

Clem Urquhart star end of the Penn football team will miss the Rose Bowl game with Oregon at Tournament Park due to a sprained ankle. Albert Crane will replace him. Lloyds of London will insure the event for $23,000 against rain with a quarter inch threshold in a window from Sunday morning to Monday afternoon.

Pasadena Cal Clem Urquhart University of Pennsylyania University of Oregon Tournament Park Tonighit Urquhart Albert Crane Centile Tournament of Rosen Lloyd's Agency Lloyd's Ix

O Boyle Tops Botzford In Indoor Tennis Meet

New York Dec 24 Ti A O Doyle of Georgetown Üniversitesi upset Willard Botsford of Columbia 7 5 6 4 in the national indoor tennis tournament. Semifinalists include L Rowman New York A C Hendrix Fordham Doren Yale and others with doubles semifinals featuring Hopking Hopkins Botsford Haines Dormnbelm Blankarn and Binzen Letton.

New York Ti. A. O'Doyle Georgetown University O'Boyle Willard Botzford Columbia L. Rowman A.C C. Warner Lehigh University FE. H. Hendrickson Amberat E. Dowling Newton High School E. IL Doren Fordham D. L. Nichols Curtis High School F. W. Hopkins Yale J. W. Rayemond F.W. Hopking E. J. Hopking M. A. Taylor W. H. Barnes W. Botsford R Haines H.W. Haldenstein McCutler F. Dormnbelm J. A. Blankarn Whilas Delphia Best D. Tonaldeon F. A. Middleditch Princeton

Quincy Alumni Triumph Over Shakers in Fifth Ward Court

The Quincy Alumni basketball team defeated Shakers yesterday on the Fifth Ward floor with a close score. Lineups listed include D T Shapes, Denkers, Meeees A, Halverson A, Ahreeve Thee eM, Halverson alk, V, Toller ta Toller, and C. Maton.

Quincy Shakers Fifth Ward Shakers Quincy DT Denkers Halverson Toller C. Maton

Vernon club sale completed with Darmody Fisk Jackson

The Vernon club was transferred to new owners T J Darmody Arthur Fisk and Walter Jackson after a first payment certified check to Maler. Directors met and a few minor details remain. A new board will be organized after New Year and a manager appointment follows.

Vernon Los Angeles Vernon Club T. J. Darmody Arthur Fisk Walter Jackson Darmody Fisk Maler Carmody

Commission Allows Claim Against Frank In Debt Dispute

Cincinnati December 38 The national baseball commission ruled a claim by A J Heinemann of the New Orleans club against Charles Frank former Cleveland scout now Atlanta president for 1629 The defense argued personal debt and lack of jurisdiction The commission held it maintains authority over financial obligations among major league connected parties and the compromise arose from prior negotiations in which Wolgast was involved Kansaa City December 23 Ad Wolgast former lightweight champion is ill and unable to meet Otto Wallace in a fifteen round bout New Year’s night A substitute opponent will be arranged Mountain Lion Hunt Started Boulder Dec 28 Government hunters begin a ten day hunt in Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park using four bloodhounds to track predatory animals $25000 Offered for Dacey Gibbons Bout Minneapolis Dec 28 Mike Gibbons of St Paul and Les Darey of Australia are the targets in a ten round bout bid by promoter Harry Sherman

Cincinnati National Baseball Commission A. J. Heinemann New Orleans Baseball Club Charles Frank Cleveland Club Atlanta Club Frank Geminominell i Wolgast III Wallace Boulder Colo Mountain Hor Estes Park Rocky Mountain National Park Biological Survey

Boxing match prize split set between cities

The match would be held in either Allin eapolis or St Paul with the winner receiving 75 percent and the loser 25 percent. Four leading boxing experts would serve as judges and fighters would honor their decision if neither had a clear edge.

Allin«neapolis St. Paul

Superior Steel Plant Is Sold to New York Philadelphia Bankers

The Superior Steel plant at Carnegie is sold for 11.5 million dollars to a group of New York and Philadelphia bankers. Cash of 6 million will be paid, with the remainder in stock of the new Superior Steel corporation chartered in Virginia. Banks Cassatt & Co Frasier & Co Merrill Lynch & Co and White Weld & Co are named among those involved. The company will have 17 million dollars in capital stock. The plant makes hot and cold rolled strip steel for hardware submobiles and metal yard goods.

Pittsburg Superior Steel Company Carnegie New York Philadelphia Superior Stecl Corporation Virginia Superior Uns Cassatt & Co Frasier & Co Merrill Lynch & Co White, Weld & Co

Capacity and Employment at Local Facility Report

A fragment notes a facility with capacity of 115 and a work force of 1700 men. Details on location or organization are not provided in the readable text.

Unclear fragment notes on authorities and burial request

Fragmentary text references Delleville Illinois wired county and an applicant asking authorities to bury a body. Mentions ranch investigation and London notes. No clear event, date, or identifiable persons to confirm.

Delleville London

Explosion rocks Sapulpa with shattered glass and unclear cause

A terrific explosion in Sapulpa Oklahoma shattered hundreds of panes and rattled the business district heard for 25 miles. Investigators found no wreckage in the fields and several nearby fertilizer plants were unharmed. Authorities suggest a nitro glycerine wagon may have exploded at a remote site.

Sapulpa Okla

Mystery Ranch Reports Third Victim in Local Tragedy

Eureka California reports say Lawrence Whiteside was found dead Saturday night in the ranch area along the Trinity river with a bullet wound and a revolver nearby. The coroner notes a gunshot death amid local legends of unexplained deaths at the Whiteside property linked to gold interests. Previous deaths in the family, including Donald Whiteside four years earlier, followed brief absences from the ranch.

Eureka Cal Lawrence Whiteaide Trinity River Whiteside Donald Whiteside Lawrence

Testing Soil for Acidity by Prof P G Holden

Professor P G Holden explains that many crops fail in sour acidic soil and that lime can improve fertility. He notes millions of acidic acres in the United States and urges testing to determine lime needs for better yields.

P. G. Holden Fife United Eaates United States

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