27 Feb 1915
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1915
Page
1
Report discusses expectations for a Willard victory in a heavyweight bout, noting opinions that the bout should end by knockout. Mentions Johnson and potential strategies, with commentary on training, ring events, and forthcoming contenders and matchups.
Fragmentary 1915 Ogden Standard item lists players and teams such as White Sox Red Sox Yankees and Cardinals with scattered names like Babe Ruth and Joe Jackson. The piece references a debate over American past infractions and historical game figures amid chaotic OCR remnants.
The report notes Salt Lake may not sign Yingling amid a brief workout by the Lakers on the second day of their California training. Weather described as warm, with grounds in good condition for practice.
The North Ogden basketball squad suffered a defeat in a game held at Pleasant View. Players Blorey Harrett, Campbell Wladere, Ragone Flvese, and Menrane Yew contributed amid a challenging match refereed by ANUS Maycuek.
In a rough game the Utah Aggies fell 42 to 22 as Brigham Young ran away with the lead. The Aggies struggled on offense and defense, producing a poor showing on the court.
Fragmentary report notes Jack Johnson training near Paris with unclear timing and opponents. It mentions appetite and conditioning remarks, some past fights, and a high altitude training theory. The article cites media discussions on his preparation and confidence ahead of the bout.
Anticipated duel at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City on March 12 features Darren and Chipman for the Aggies and visitors as key stars. Provo squad leads early, with names like Barton and Taylor among listed lineup notes and referees noted in scattered OCR.
Richfield High won 32 to 1 against Monroe High in a decisive northern division game of the Sevier-Sancers section. The match featured strong teamwork from both sides, with Richfield edging ahead and extending their lead late. An excursion is planned to Monot Pleasant Monday for the final game against Mant winner on neutral ground to decide state terms. Joach Mitchel praised Wis Beya and the team’s performance.
In a yesterday afternoon tilt at Salt Lake, West Side players faced Tooele High, with Vinding and a misplayed shot affecting Tojele. West Side clinched the contest 30 to 1, a stark scoreline reflecting the home venue’s defensive effort.
Payson seizes first in Nebo Division as Mayan Vet 26 vessel race results noted. unclear details reference a protege ship race and the Nety Wirisiot event while Payee is said to be denied the M1. Breva store appears in the misread line.
A garbled report notes Spanish Fork defeating Payson with a 96 to 42 score in a hard fought game at Bieitat Fork. The piece hints of ongoing league play and a forthcoming match against Minard Academy of Hokley, with a regional division title at stake as Monday's games decide standings.
Pleasant Grove and Provo high schools fought for the Alpine division crown as Pleasant Grove edged Lehi 51 to 22 while Provo dominated American Fork. The deciding game will be played in American Fork on Monday.
Feb 27 reports from St Louis and New York outline doubts about St Louis securing a pennant while discussing team form. Atlanta style notes show Frank Baker and third baseman Frank Baker holding out for pay and the Athletics players traveling to spring training camps with other National and American League teams.
A disputed wage row erupts as ball players protest tactics and allege breach of a three year contract. The magnate contends payment, while the player refuses to play over money terms and living stipulations.
Cleveland American League team members departed San Antonio Texas today for spring training. A missing girl case reports a 14 year old domestic worker who wandered into a ravine near Laurel City and was found exhausted and exposed. She had been released from Idaho reform school two years ago and was returned to the institution.
William ASHE, a Koll. kWeWwe London theatrical critic, has died at his Thames home. A boy, Mr AYINE, was a favored figure of Rue Willem TV, granted royal permission to fly its him in Buhe y perk, where he was Prisca Edward of Saxo's playmate. Welmar, Beth of Mr AVHITe pan paid were employes of the Fayed house. In the late alaties Mr. Ayifft led staff of the theatre paper then his connection made him a clean friend of Charles Dickens. He was twice arrested as a Pentag au.
An Agriculture Department notice argues bread prices and potato nutrition suggest households could profit from eating fewer loaves. It notes prices at six cents per bush, ten cents per pound, and claims potatoes offer more nourishment than two one-pound loaves.
In Tlannes France a German soldier Carl Weselgreang of the Twenty fifth Saxon infantry was convicted by a French court martial for pillaging assault and murder of wounded French soldiers. He admitted the charges but denied killing wounded men, and the case notes reference events after his capture on September 15.
An advertisement promotes QUAKER CITY tires as the cheapest and most economical option, with a claim of 4000 miles. A. Lowe Company, general Utah distributors, urges readers to consider miles cheaper tires and notes classified ad readers should hear more in ads.
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