Boxing Card Highlights in Ogden Promoter Eddie Dallas
Kid Mex of Pueblo meets Al Young in a headline ten rounder at 134 pounds in Ogden. The event anchors a Wednesday card by promoter Eddie Dallas with two strong preliminaries featuring Kid Lanky vs Bobbie Dallantyne and Wille Gee vs Joe Manease.
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al Young
Eddie Dallas
Hia Weex
Sian
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Bobbie Dallantyne
Jane Throug
Armory
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Wille Gee
Denver
Joe Manease
San Francisco
Manease
Azeveda
Gee
Stanford Team to Play in East This Spring
Stanford University announces a fourteen man baseball squad under Coach Russell T. Wilson and Graduate Manager Ec Behrens. The team departs in early May for a month long schedule against leading eastern universities as part of an invasion of the East.
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Training spot to be decided for Seraphs spring camp
Los Angeles plans for spring training hinge on a decision by week’s end. President Johnny Powers signals Abele Spring at Murrieta is likely, though hotel and local enthusiasm in Elsinore and neighboring towns sway the choice. The full squad, about thirty, will attend the camp with eight to nine days of preliminary work before heading to Los Angeles for clashes with the Chicago Cubs. Manager Chance aims to shed excess weight and shape arms, beginning in Murrieta with hill runs and light ball work before ten days of intense training for Cubs games.
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War Widows and White Slaves As Seen by Ogden Historian
A Bentham-era essay argues that Britain may emigrate thousands of war widows and orphans to Canada, subsidizing fares and seeking jobs, while historians recount white servitude in early America. The piece cites Bancroft and Franklin, notes prompting moral debate, and links to George Washington and colonial schemes to recruit labor.
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Nonsemond
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O'Neal
Daniel Defoe
Robinson Cruce
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Elly
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Weston
Franklin
George Wezhington
Hart
Lexington
Washington
Potomac River
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George
Docker T. Washington
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Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Samuel Lincoln
London
Francis Lases
Season Opens With Cubs As Angels Prep For March
The team plans their first game against the Cubs as training camp duties include detailing a few pitchers before March 1 to build strength for the opening games. Chance aims to avoid overworking arms to prevent injuries and will ease the squad after initial matches. Cubs arrive around March 1 and face early-season conditioning challenges with travel and readiness.
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Penny Meets Oregon Today in Pasadena Postseason Game
In Pasadena California today the Oregon and Pennsylvania elevens prepared for a second annual postseason battle after the Tournament of Roses parade. Oregon has dominated the season with six wins and 236 points to opponents 16, while Pennsylvania earned seven victories and 219 points. The day’s events follow a crowded Rose Festival schedule drawing thousands to Tournament Park.
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Pennylvania
Dartmouth
Keyatang State
Cor Bell Machine
Champion Lifter Dies in Cincinnati Obie Jan
Henry Moligreme once the world’s top heavyweight lifter, died today in Cincinnati. The famed weightlifter, known as the heavyweight champion, had a national reputation for facing nearly all top rivals and leaving each bout undefeated in strength.
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