18 Feb 1915
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1915
Page
1
In a long, tangled report from San Francisco a sequence of possible signings and management decisions swirls around Blankenhip and Wolverton. The piece threads through the Salt Lake roster, baseball managers, and travel plans, detailing teams, players, and venues as they weigh options for the season.
Tooele high school overwhelmed Tintic high school 24 to 0 to win the championship in a slow, low scoring game. The victory advances Tooele to a state tournament showdown with West Side high school of Salt Lake to determine division representation. Referee Neile officiated as Tooele dominated the action and impressed spectators with a lopsided victory.
Pell and Behr secure spots in the final rounds after decisive semi final wins at the New York indoor championships. The pair defeated King Smith and Arthur Cragin 6 3 8 0 in straight sets, advancing to the title match.
A disrupted report from Milladelphia notes Penn athletes face limits on competing in athletic events after an announcement by Dr. Yell Mee Kenzle. The faculty committee cites eligibility changes affecting Meredith and others, with implications for sex registration and team participation amid university policy edits.
The article outlines the retirement of J Franklin Haker and the Famous Infield’s fragmentation. Manager Mack announces the move as key players like Laird, Colla, and Tajote face changes, with speculation about replacements and future roles.
The basketball team of the Deaf and Blind School defeated Geden High School at Hints School. The tie score was 31 to 31 with Falker A. Wilds and Mishsy Lh Cewhs noted among players. Week results show the final lines.
A garbled report notes that Second ForestiY Meets suffers defeat at Thy Beepid Forestry related to a commercial bowing effort. The text references a fake train Hond veenrid and smokery alleys in a confusing, partially legible account.
A fragmented amateur note blends trap shooters slang with garbled phrases about aiming lines and flying targets. The text reads like a stray transcription filled with unclear names and nonsensical segments, offering little coherent event or person to anchor a clear summary.
New York February 17 Twelve of Lins most prominent players enter the amateur national court tennis championship opening Monday. Notables Jay Teald and Larry Waterbury are among the entrants with several first round match pairings listed. Byes are given to Martiser, Clark, Waterbury, Hecksher, and Waterbury. Also shows Elaine episode and Keystone comedy at the Rex.
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