Opening Week Schedule and Coaching Changes
The Sporting News outlines opening week matchups with Portland at Baltimore and Vernon at San Francisco among others. It notes updates on player limits, fourteen-man rosters, four non playing allowances for managers, betting controls, and ball provisioning by clubs, along with remarks by President Murphy about travel plans and site visits.
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Portland
Balt Lake
Vernon
San Francisco
Oakland
Los Angeles
Eali Lake
Salt Lake
Vernon Tel
Patonal Commission
Coasters
Salt Lage
Vvery
Theome
Farh Clut
Wmpire
Ghally
Chris George to clash with Pat Gilbert Friday night
Utah boxing card features Chris George and Pat Gilbert in a lightweight clash at the Salt Lake Armory. Other bouts include Eddie Dallas presenting a main event eight round mill and featured fights Moyle Johnson results and looming bouts between Harris and Young. George, from Oxden, hails from Santa Francisco and is praised for sharp form as opponents prepare for a hard four round shell.
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Gilbert
Hs Pionship
Utah
bin Saya
Eddie Dallas
Armory
Ft F
Salt Lake
Oxden
Santa
Francisco
George
Jane
Focal Qaped
Ulinoat
Russ Moyle
Hilly Johnson
Ihe
Orden
Gileliem
Bert Og
Larris
Fle
Hexan
Coast League Conference Meeting Draws Few Decisions
Coast League managers and presidents met amid chatter of firings and new leadership plans. The session produced little action as Eddie Mater and others remained largely untouched, with concerns over an investing policy and the delayed opening of the league season.
Veteran baseball figure Murnane dies in theatre collapse
Timothy W L Murnane, veteran baseball editor and former leader in New England and Eastern clubs, collapsed and died after reporting for the Boston Globe. Aged about 50, he played in early pro leagues and mentored future stars while shaping 19th century baseball journalism.
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Boston
Timothy WL. Murnane
New England
Eastern Baseball Clubs
National Board of Professional Baseball Clubs
Boston Glahe
Murnane
Murmans
Qhm
O'Stourke
Pop” Anson
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston “Athletics
England
of National Afzotlation
Union Ensociation
Vicw
National Association of Stinor Teatres
Ody
New Orleans
Heath
Hey
the Globe
Basketball at Ogden Mich school floor scores 33 to 16
The K. B. basketball team defeated the Third Ward on their night on the Ogden Mich school floor. The score was 33 to 16. Players listed include Raich, Craig, Williams, and DeTulien with Harbyrison noted in the lineup.
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Ogden Mich
Roors
Raich Oe Pevesnsea
Willams Rom
Teee
Wizeins DeTulien Rieeee Harbyrisin Gausor Cep Eceaee
Wiligtia
Jordan defeats Murray High in Hillcrest gym
Jordan National team defeated Murray High 83 to 62 at Hillcrest Gymnasium. It marked the second win this season over Murray, with the first meeting ending 16 to 8. A preliminary tele game saw Murray beat Jordan 14 to 4. Murray plans to face Tavish County High Friday night. Chicago baseball notes report 27 Weeghman era contracts signed as Pitcher Carter and others join training camp in Pesadena February 22.
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Murray
Jordan
Murray High Fehool
Hillcrest
Hamilton
Tocaln
Tavis County
CUDS
Chicago
Carter
Weeghman
Chicago Nationale
Dart
Indiana Wells Club
American Association
Pesaena
Secret witness in Wilson note probe names informant
Mrs Ruth Thomason Visconti faces questions on sources for a report to Lawson alleging stock market profits from Tumulty and others tied to President Wilson's peace note. She refuses public testimony citing constitutional rights, offers secret session, and the committee later records a name given in confidence for possible later disclosure.
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Washington
Ruth Thomason Visconti
Thomas Jn. Lawson
Tumulty
Wilson
Seralon
Sira
Wincott
Conmittes
W. W. Price
Lannon
First Basemen for San Francisco Seals
San Frantinco Feb 7 Mansgee Wolverton Isley trades Cnely brown, his Jeffhynder, to France Chante for Phi Koetner and tho Evin. It was AN gut And out taste with no cash consolation. Koerner will be the first nacker. Jack Cattey, last year's shortstop, sold to Des Moines to manage that club this season.
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San Frantinco
Mansgee
Wolverton Isley
Cnely Brown
Jeffhynder
France
Chante
Phi Koetner
Harry
Koerner
Jack Cattey
Seals
Des Moines
Jack
Stouk City Westerly paper club sale talks in 1917
The article discusses a potential sale or purchase of a local baseball club aided by member banks. EJ Hanlon, president of the meet, mentions possible changes and a club leader may be selected. Hoffanson notes funds may come indirectly from the board as the week ends.
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Stouk City
EJ. Hanlon
Gaepey
Hoffanson
Ieader
Laud
Hanlon
Federal trade commission ends news print inquiry
Washington reports the Federal Trade Commission completed its inquiry into the news print paper situation. The forthcoming report is expected to cover developments since the probe began and indicate that efforts to unite manufacturers and publishers have eased the situation somewhat. It also suggests legislation to extend the commission’s power to prevent future issues.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Gut
The
Trade Commission
Commission
Powers Notified Of Mother's Death
Chicago February report states John Powers senior member of the Los Angeles baseball club and patient in a hospital learned his mother had died at the family residence near the hospital. Powers, son of Alderman John Powers, was summoned after a severe illness began early Monday with appendicitis, the operation successful but his mother already deceased.
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Chicago
John &. Powers
Los Angeles Baseball Club
Powers
John Powers
Darance
Ures
Spain Considers Measures to Defend Dignity and Neutrality
Madrid through Paris reports Premier Humanores and Interior Minister Duke of Alba pressed minority leaders for rapid passage of economic reforms and tax measures. Proposals include public works funding, reform of foreign exchange services, nationalization of exterior losses, higher income tax, and taxation on profits of private firms. Also urged is action on a tobacco monopoly.
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Madrid
Paris
Humanores
Duke of Alba
Ferencs
al Nasi
al Fearur
Anxonia
AWA
Disra Universie Asya
Spain
Ensign W T Corn Recalled To Duty On Cleveland
Ensign W T Corn of the U S Navy, visiting relatives in Ogden and Salt Lake, has been recalled to duty on the cruiser Cleveland. Previously with the cruiser Crooklyn, it now proceeds to Mare Island for repairs and was directed to Vallejo, California, departing yesterday with Mrs Corn, formerly Miss Weather Treewer of Ogden.
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W.T. Corn
U. S. Ni
Fifty Nine Ships Sunk In A Week
New York reports a cable-based tally showing fifty nine ships sunk in a week by German submarines since the blockade order began February 1. The total tonnage reached 116 041 with most losses being British and Allied cargo ships, one American vessel, and several neutral ships among the casualties.
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New York
Feo
Actors Oppose Frat Plans in Boston Fray
The actors union chief James W. Fitzpatrick said the fraternity charter should be subsidiary to the White State international Judiciary. He stressed drama professionals oversee public entertainment and that ball players should remain under the actors’ jurisdiction, not join vaudeville groups. The report cites city notes from Boston February 7.
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Boston
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
Wenturiean Federation of Labor
James W. Fitzpatrick
Actors’ Union
Fitzpatrick
Reserve Board Moves To Safeguard Banks
A February report from Washington indicates a federal reserve plan to protect banks from foreign deposits and threats. The board will act to stabilize all member banks, ensuring deposit safety and coordinated action to defend against potential runs or instability.
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Reserve Board
Washington
Federal Reserve
Meiner Banka
Rupture with Austria speculates on German ties
Washington reports Aheas maintains note to Germany and Vienna campaign remains unresolved. Officials note no formal break with Austria despite differences, with small remaining hope carefully watched as a definite announcement is delayed.
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Washington
Austein Bis Bolas
Marina
State Department
Austria
Hess
Auettia
Germany
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