Brigham City Boys Triumph In Turbulent Basketball Battle
Brigham City boys defeated Wilber Academy in a hard fought game before about 1000 spectators, with Wilber Academy showing early lead and Brigham City rallying to win. Coach Reskelly’s squad featured strong play from Hick, Phipson, and Williams as the home team edged ahead in the late stages. The crowd’s intensity cooled after the final whistle as both sides received scattered attention from police and faculty.
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Wild contest features Granite victory and star performances
A dramatic late rally carried Granite to a win as Ambion led with a late charge and Jeppson sparked the offense. Key plays included Jeppson and Jeppson scoring in the final minutes while Teedford and Holand contributed on defense and rebounds for the home team amid a noisy crowd.
Elder Five Nobes Triumph Over Weber Academy 33 to 22
In a northern division state league game, the Eld er five Nobes defeated Weber Academy 33 to 22. About 80 students from Eewo schools attended, evenly split between private aid supporters and others, reflecting community interest and a tense press of spectators.
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State League
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Eecatest
Boxing Tournament Behind Front Lines in France
In wartime France, a Scot Guards boxing tournament near the trenches drew soldiers and civilians alike. Twenty events filled a makeshift ring as artillery echoed outside, with officers praising the program amid war’s constant reminders.
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Scot
Mit
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Tribute to golf by Chepie A Tag at Ogden Country Club
A tribute piece quotes David Ht Morgan on golf as a life study and test of character. It highlights golf's demand for temper, courage, strategy, self-control, and its value in friendship, recreation, and moral growth at Ogden Country Club.
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Chepie A. Tag
Ogden Golfeed Country Club
David Ht. Morgan Jaw Tollowa
Ogden High Leads Class C Scores in Local Meet
Fourth week of the regional athletics contest shows Ogden High atop Class C with a grand aggregate near twenty five points. Standouts include Syrhiefield and Deton among strong scorers, while Teak and Rand Deton contribute for their classes. Event held in Town City with other schools in Classes A and D noted.
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Stow Town City
Pheilend
Cotes
Blankenhip Leaves for San Jose Training Camp
Salt Lake manager Blankerly heads to San Jose to join San Francisco contingent for training camp preparations. Board members met yesterday to finalize travel and logistics, with plans for a February 35 departure and matches against the California team in March.
Diavivé plant plans stir Salt Lake team prep
Fragmentary report notes a team returning before season start to acclimate and explore new facilities. Officials say a key plant and bleachers will be ready ahead of opener, with plans for a meeting of directors to finalize details and strategies for March deployment.
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Salt Lake
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Ritchie to Fight for Welsh Title
Los Angeles based boxer Ritchie, former lightweight champion, agreed to meet Freddie Welsh, current title holder, at Madison Square Garden in New York the night of March 11. Weigh in around 134 pounds at 2 p.m. No referee named. Ritchie to post bond for weight and appearance. He plans a training stint in New York about two weeks before the June light.
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Freddia Welsh
Madison Soiutre Garden
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Ritchie
New York
Baseball Notes Shuffle in Chicago and New York Coaching churn
Manager Clarence Howland of the Chicago White Sox was urged by the Poatta Thtormelit to propose a candidate for district leadership, with veteran shortstop Eddie Justice mentioned. Rumors also swirl that Robby Quinn seeks the post as manager of the New York Americans, though details remain unclear.
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Chicago White Sox
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Manthey
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Iinser
Bitdie Justice
Célumus clus proposal shifts league plans in Wisconsin Illinois area
The Célumus club made an interesting proposition causing a star to abandon major league aims for a decade. A plan to form a new two league system replacing the eight club Wisconsin Illinois league gains traction with Ottawa and Sheater seeking to join the southern Wisconsin Illinois territory.
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Wisconsin Ilinots
Ottawa
Sheater
Players Notified Of Reduced Wages In International League
A circular letter sent by President Edward G Barrow informs players in the International League that wages will be reduced and that a grace period until March 1 is allowed to extend contracts due to the league’s current finances. The notice also indicates the national commission approved the extension given the league’s unsettled accounts.
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Edward G. Barrow
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Yankees Called To Training Camp
New York February 5 manager Donovan of the New York Americana today sent out reports to players to report at the training camp in Savannah, Georgia on March 1. The Yankees will open with Savannah club of the Southern association. The sale of outfielder Hugh High and first baseman Hipp to the Yankees was completed yesterday. it is stated that Detroit president Nevin received $5000 for each player. Chicago February something.
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Web
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Ewrly
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Whalen Club Rebrands After Patron Suggestions
President Charles TE announced a name change for the club to reflect patron input. The venue, formerly known as the Chifeds, now adopts a new identity following community feedback.
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Turner to Meet Jack Harbertson in February Wrestling Match
Arrangements are being made for a featherweight wrestling bout between Jack Harbertson of Ogden and Jack Turner of Washington, B. C. The match is planned after Turner issued a challenge, with Del Brown reportedly forfeiting the worlds championship. Officials schedule the bout for February 24.
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Jack Turntot
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Heing
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Iscal
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del Brown
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National Board Decides Claims In Baseball Leagues
The National Board of Arbitration of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues issues decisions on player claims. Some claims are allowed, others disallowed, affecting players across multiple states and clubs.
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Ore
Harry Lunts
Burlington
George
Eyais
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Marshalltown
Arkansas House Advances Racehorse Betting Bill
A bill to bar state commission control and permit pari mutuel betting passed the Arkansas House and was sent to the Senate. Supporters say the measure aims to restore horse racing at Hot Springs and restart the sport in the state.
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