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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1917

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Gould Forever Dominates Court Tennis Legend

New York Feb 17 Jay Gould, famed New York and Lakewood sportsman, again dominates world court tennis, adding to a storied record with multiple English amateur wins and a late shift toward squash tennis. The 17 year old champion schoolboy start and his railroad service return highlight a career unparalleled in American amateur and professional court tennis.

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Training for trench fighting in a baseball pitch clash

Bao Brancheo reports a humorous yet vivid piece from Feb. 17 about soldiers in the French Army using baseball skills to aid trench warfare. Lieutenant Paul Verdier notes a pitcher’s value in grenade throwing, comparing French and English throwing styles, and naming players like Johnson, Drover Alexander, Babe Rush, and Coast Leaguers as potential grenade handlers.

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Smith College Adds Rowing to Athletics List

Smith College in Northampton plans to add rowing to its athletics program. Four Blix shells withone coxswain will be purchased using funds from the institution, with Paradine Pond used as the rowing water. The college already fields crews and is preparing candidates for trials on the pond.

Northampton Main Smith College Ita Blix Smith College Eiete Abells Harvard Paradine Colleas

Terriers Bring High Bids at Maryland Show

In Baltimore February 1 Mrs Roy Rainey, famed terrier fancier, adds three more dog stock and seven pups to her kennel. Rideewey Kennels owner Mr. Quin kard purchased Matford Vie May of Watentan on display at Maryland Kennels show, paying $16,009.19.

Battimore Mra Roy Rainey Greree Quinkard Rideewey Matford Vie Ha Maryland Kennellah

Prepare To Revive Hockey Team at Amherst Again

Amherst looks to revive its hockey program after warm weather disruptions. Plans include reopening the rink, protecting ice with awnings, and improving training in hopes of rebuilding intercollegiate viability and restoring a coached team.

Amherst

Boone in Cardinal lineup this season

New York is reported on February 17 that Lathe er Hoone is secured as a template for the Cardinal lineup this season. The item notes managers aim to break a strike or prepare for possible adversities, with further references to the Chest and the Classified Ads sections.

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Will Biurray Return to the Giants Next Season

Ex Giant Jack Murray plans a comeback to prove he can still handle major league pace. He left the Giants at season end for Toronto in the International League and now aims to show he remains capable in high level play next season.

Jack Murray Giant

Spring Crew Race Between Princeton and Cornell Announced

Ithaca Feb 17 The free time since 1905 sees a crew race between Princeton and Cornell next spring. Charles Fr. Treman, chairman of the Cornell Neeing Committee, announced the race would take place on Sorting Day. Negotiations also proceed for a later Cornell Yale race in the season.

Aggies Beat Utah 23 to 17 In Untidy Showdown

Salt Lake City Feb 17 The Logan Aggies routed the Utah banketeers 23 to 17 as Hap Van Pelt did not play. Utah showed no spark and coach Norgren blamed the absence for their ragged performance. Logan used an unfamiliar lineup and lacked signals, but dominated from start to finish.

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Utah Aggies Survive Rough Gridiron Test Against Deseret

Norgren plans a fresh start Monday as Van Felt departs the squad forcing a rebuilt team for the remaining collegiate races. Utah’s lineup, featuring McKay and Evans, battles a crippled Deseret squad with Kappla and Sproull contributing strong defense and timely baskets. The Crimson field reader notes the clash as the year’s most drama filled contest with Tammy Fitzpatrick refereeing and Dob Michardson as umpire as the scoreline remains to be declared.

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PUBLIC WILL BARRING AT MIDDIES GYM MEET ENDS

Annapolia Md Feb 16 The stringent restrictions at the naval academy will be eased this week by permitting weekend athletic events but the public will remain barred. Tomorrow features a cosmantic meet and a fencing event with team from the University of Pittsburgh.

Annapolia Naval Academy Uolstraity Pittsburg

Weber Academy Defeats Cache by Big Margin

Weber Academy easily defeated Cache Weber 45 to 12 as the home team dominated the game from the start. A serious collision near midcourt left Cache’s Clark injured with a severe head wound, causing him to leave the contest.

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Salt Lake mails arrive a day earlier under new order

Sale Take Feb 17 1917. Post Office Department issues order to advance mail from Chicago to Salt Lake City by Overland Limited No 1 daily. Transit from Omaha to Ogden and Salt Lake express No 62 will carry pouch forward ensuring one day delivery despite delays. Chief clerk Railway Mail Service confirms improved service and faster connections. Read the Classified Ads.

Post Office Department Chicago Omer Salt Lake City Railway Union Terminal Railroad Boat Office Omaha Neb Ogden Preston Opilon Utah Tarsenger D. 8 Oregon Short Line Dolan Waelfic Overland Limited Eimiar Salt Lake Spencer

Embargo Seen Short to Ease Freight Bottlenecks

Chicago February 16 freight car embargoes raise concern over congestion at eastern and western terminals. Hale Holden predicts relief within 29 days as bottlenecks ease. George Reynolte and John P Griffin expect no lasting financial impact and quick shipping condition improvements within hours, especially for shipments.

Chicago Transportation Nes Hale Holden Burllogian Quincy Railread Edo George M. Reynolite Continental and Commercial Naonal Bank John P. Griffin

Former Sheriff Ends Life in Nevada After Financial Troubles

Twin Falls Idaho Feb 16 Wort Waa received this evening that G We Dyer af this eftr former sticritt wf Trip Falla county fer tro terais committed guileide by ativating hineelf through the head in tia tent in the aining ramp at Jarbidoe Nev ninel niles south of Trie Falla about a Yelnek reaterday afternoon. Mr. Dyer's Grlendx attribute the act to a mind simporarily unbalanced probably to cause of financial troubles. Undertaker Groseman left the evening for the Nevada One to receive the lody. Mr. Dier was 5 years of age and had resided here since 1905 coming here at that time from northern Idaho. He was a member of the Masonic and Fike lodges and well known throughout the southern part of Idaho.

Falla Italy Guleide Hineelf Aining Jarbidoe Nev Niles Trie Falla Idaho Masonic Fike

Planing Machinery Destroyed by Fire in Salt Lake Mill

Fire at the Salt Lake planing mill on 20 Nozit Second West Street damaged the machinery and contents, loss estimated at 2500 dollars. Origin traced to defective wiring. first alarm reached central station at hour, fire discovered by a passer-by after gaining headway.

Salt Lake Alt Lake Maning Sireet

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