Box Elder Wins High School Contest On The Floor
On the Ogden High floor Box Elder High defeated Weber Academy 31 to 3 in a rough, high crowd game. Troges led Weber as the star center while Box Elder’s Reeves starred for Weber with three baskets and eleven points from fouls.
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Ogden High
Wildesree & Rame
Mir Rehol
der Elder
Weer Academy Ean
Mingharitteyop Danker
Mech
Roskeily
Trevelup
Watson
Troges
Yeters
Ais
Bbreeves
Witte Torwand
Weber
Flo
Bhreevex
Johnsons and Azevedo to Clash in Ten Round Bout at Armory
Tonight Jimmie Johny and Young Azevedo meet in a ten round fight at the Armory. Both are in prime condition and a hard, crackling bout is expected. Jolene is favored in Ogden with strong local support. Azevedo, a rising California prospect, is favored by many experts to win. Both fighters are clever and evenly matched with undefeated records to date. Manager Dalton reports a large crowd, promising the season’s biggest turnout.
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Jimmie Johny
Azevedo
Armory
Criellng
Jolene
Ogden
Locader
Azereda
Frost California
Dalton
Nittie Johnson
Kid Davis
Oedea
Gome
Freddie Dawn
Young Hogan
Duto
Toe to toe artiste on a road that will be seen
A compact note hints at a performer and a tour path with a manager named Dallas aiming to draw crowds. The fragment suggests a live act's engagement and anticipation but provides limited concrete details or dates. No clear affiliations or venues are identifiable from the readable text.
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Dallas
Chicago Crescents to Meet Utah Tonight in Deseret
University of Utah meets Chicago Crescents in a Desert Gymnasium game at 8 30 p m. It marks the first schedule test for the Crescents this season as they seek a comeback after injuries to Walbrook and Wilson. Noted players Dorton Binich Van Pelt Romney and coach Notena are listed for tonight’s lineup.
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Univereny
Utah
Chicago Crescente
Deseret Rymnssium
Iwentechool
Loupsters
Schalantic
Atrug’ 'Kles
Chicago Crescenta
Walbrook
Wilson
Haa
Brook
Denver
Wilton
Twirlers Lead In Catching Sleepers On Bases
The 1916 honors for this stunt go to Dave Danforth of the White Sox who nabbed fourteen sleepy baserunners. Al Mamaus of the Pirates took twelve, Lee Meaws of St Louis caught ten, and Sherrod Smith of Brooklyn made a fifteen record in 1915. Danforth, a southpaw, holds an edge in catching baserunners at first base.
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Dave Danforth
White Sox
Danforth
al Mamaus
Pirates
Lee Meaws
Sk Louis Bespectacle Tyirler
Sherrod Smith
Brooklyn
Western Baseball League holds tentative 1917 schedule at Omaha
A reconnaissance of plans for the Western Baseball League's 1917 season was discussed as teams from Topeka Wichita and St. Joseph prepared to adopt a league schedule. Race events for the dog team race in Alexandria drew attention as Hartman led the field with rest and recovery during the night.
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Omaha
Alesandria
John
Dey
Holland
St. Joseph
John Barage
Topeke
Urtve
Joptin
Campbell Brother
Joe Metscalf
Mike Kelly
Gunnar Tomasson
Myurtur Vanson
Bil Grayson
Hartman
St. Paul
Alexandria
Martman
Columbus club names Tinker Wilson as leaders
Columbus Ohio reports that control of the Columbus club of the American association shifted to Joe Tinker and Thomas Wilson of Chicago for a cash consideration about 465000. Tinker will become president and Charles Wilson secretary.
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Columbus, O
Columbus Club
Joe Tinker
Thoman Wilson
Chicago
Tinker
Charles Wilson
Winnipeg St Valbadgamite dog race narrows field to five
Five contestants remain in the Winnipeg St Paul 09 mile dog race as Artur Hanson Mike Kelly Quonar Tomasson Albert Campbell Gabriel Campbell Joe Metratt and RIM Grayson withdraw. Fred Hartman remains in contention though fever and frostbite cloud his drive. Hartman trails by 46 minutes at Freeport and shows limited strength for the final dash.
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Ft Cloud
Minn
Contestanta
Winnipeg
Artur Hanson
Mike Kelly
Quonar Tomasson
Albert
Gabriel Campbell
Joe Metratt
Rim Grayson
Ross
Fred Hartman
Tomasson
Melrose
Hartman
Freeport
New York Pitcher Enright Declines Fraternity Tie
New York American League club disclosed a letter from Jack Enright a young college pitcher declining to renounce a fraternity association. Enright states he supports players but cannot stay in the arrangement, responding to President David Fults of the Ay rin Fraternity with a renonation request.
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New York
New York American League
Thch
Jack Enright
Newark International
David Fults
Ayrin Fraternity
Tatler
Enright
Present standings update for league teams
Standings show Standard leading as Zeltaicat forfeits after no appearance by Zeltaicat players. League rules confirm the forfeit. a new date may be set by mutual agreement. City Junior standings list Standard and Weber, with recorded records and points in the latest tally.
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Standant-Zeltatese Basketball Tto
Standart
Zeltaicat
Idaho Tech Wing Aces Contest in Victory over Knights
DAHO TECH Wing defeats Knights of Columbus 66 to 7 in Pocatello as college boys surge ahead with narrow scoreline. Fielding academy rout noted at 41 to 37, team lineup includes Ream Chetdor Wedel Exeter Wedel Hubbel Nerby Kennedy Byrne. Tech seconds topple American Falls high 15 to 8 last Saturday.
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Daho Tech
Pocatello
Idaho
Princeton Racquet Schedule Completes For Tennis Team
Princeton university tennis schedule announced tonight lists tight matches ahead of the scholastic meet on May 3. The schedule shows April 27 at the Cherry Club in Washington DC, April 8 at Minneapolis, May 3 at Princeton, May 4 Williams at Princeton, May 9 at Princeton, May 12 Harvard at Princeton, May 18 Pennsylvania at Princeton, and other dates. Brigham City hosts U A C basketball to face Rox EL Dee Wish boot in a Sunday game. This is a practice match, not a conference event.
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Srinceton
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Augapolis
Williame
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Correll
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Penneytvania
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Batunday
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Ogden Defeats North Cache In Northern Division Tie
Ogden High School defeated North Cache 29 to 18 in Richmond Utah in the first game of the northern division championship series. Guarding by Falck and Lingree highlighted the fast contest with LeGrand Pingree and Dale Pingree among Ogden players. Friday the Ogden team meets South Cache at Hytsum.
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Oli Rompey
Dilings
Mont
Utah
Davis County High School
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Uitiges
Ted
Davis Boys
Ma Uulings
Robinson
Simpson
McDonald
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Ogden
LeGrand
Dale Pingree
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J. Rich
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Hytum
Baseball Chatter Highlights West Coast Trades and Rumors
The Vernon squad trades Guale Gleleh Mang to the Angela and Tigers for Howard Polly Meharry and James Galloway as Frank Chance and George Stovall announce the deal. California updates note Billy Lant’s contract rise and Oakland pennant hopes, Haum signs with San Francisco manager Wolverton, and shifts among Los Angeles and Salt Lake clubs. Reports touch on player holds and arbitration outcomes, including Gregory and Gardner back to Lincoln and minor league disputes with the board.
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Gua Gleleh ‘Mang
Vernon
Howard
Polly) Meharry
James Galloway
Frank Chance
George Stovall
Angela
Tigers
Howard Gregory
Gardner
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Lincoln
Borah Changes Mind on Japanese Land Bill in Idaho
Dolae Idaho February 3 United States Senator William F Borah, a longtime supporter of the bill pending in Idaho to pay Japanese from land ownership, has shifted his stance after talks with Secretary of State Lansing and Counselor Polk. He says the government should act only for vital reasons and avoids emboldening foreign policy moves during a critical hour. Dispatches from Washington and Boise quote Borah urging restraint and asserting Idaho’s rights should not be exercised unless necessary. Telegrams from Secretary Lansing and Polk and a later call to Senator Borah’s residence are cited as part of the message.
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Idaho
United States
William F Borah
Bitherso
State Department
Legistate
Atateaman
T. Gay
Benator
D Borsh
Lansing
Polt
Oprah
Tokio
Alexane Ider
Tha Tate Department
Seasbieaton
Tha
Will Urge Repeal of Death Penalty in Olympia
Olympia February reports three state legislators will introduce a bill to repeal the death penalty after the killing of B. W. Olan, chair of the Industrial Insurance Commission, by John Wandell. Wandell, a life pension claimant, reportedly said the state must care for him for life before his arrest. The case, described as involving a demented suspect, headed to formal charges.
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Yeaterday
B. W. Olan
State Industrial Insurance Commission
John Wandell
Tower House
Inc
Washington
Olson
Vandell
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