Terry Keller to Box in Ogden on Jan 21
Terry Keller heavy weight challenger to meet Hig man Downing of Tremanton for 20 rounds at the Eagles' gym in Ogden. Keller's manager GHO. A. Keller says Keller will leave soon for Ogden to finish training and fight local big men, with Utah fans eager for the matchup.
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Terry Keller
Ogden
Ny Ginamnann
Higman Downing
Tremanton
Keller
Eagles
coMet Billy Ginsmann
Just Ratrned
Pittsburgh
Terry
Jored Hasty Greb
Ube
Grebe
Ogdon
Praszent
Truley
Gho. A. Keller
Mgr
Torey Keller
Promater
Utah
Rodgers Wanted in Sacramento Baseball Shuffles
In Portland Jan 10 Bill Rodgers newly appointed Sacramento manager must rush plans after a Graham demand to assemble a full team. He scouts northwest with Denny Wiliy and others, while talks with Charlie Weeghman about Hollacher and the shortstop purchase proceed. Coast league directors meet. Portland owner reacts with frustration as trade rumors swirl.
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Portland
Ore
Bill Tlodgers
Sacramento
Charlie Graham
Ifo
Northwest
Denny Wiliy
Denny
Lake Fang
Hannah
Weite
BNL
Judge McCredie
Charlie Weeghman
Chicago Nationals
Dellocher
Weeghman
Hornsby
Halse
Ibeir
TRAINING TRIP GAMES ARRANGED FOR NY AMERICANS
New York Americans announce a 13 game training trip ending with NL opponents. A 10 game tour with the Boston Braves includes camp stops in Macon Dublin Augusta Orangeburg Greenville Spartanburg Charlotte Greensboro Petersburg and Camp Lee. NY will face Brooklyn in a 3 game set in mid April. George Gibson re-signed as catcher for 1918 with no coaching duties. The Salt Lake Baseball club president adopts Belgian orphan girl, pledging ongoing support and pursuit of bringing her to Salt Lake for care and education.
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New York
New York Americans
Boston Braves
Yankees
Ye South
Boston
Brooklyn Nationals
Brooklyn
Braves
Macon
Camp Wheelin
Dublin
Augusta
Camp Trancock
Orangeburg
N. C
Greenville
Camp Savior
Spartanburg, & C
Charlotte
Camp Green
Greensboro
N C
Peters- Aure
Camp Lee
Gee Prexy
Salt Lake
Belgium
France
H.W. Lane
Salt Lake Baseball Club
Lane
Life Orphan Refuges Movement
Eaton Seeks Reduced Schedule For Salt Lake Highs
East High Principal George A. Eaton calls for cutting the basketball schedule to one game per week per team to ease strain on pupils after football. He cites eleven games in four weeks as excessive and favors regional revision. Salt Lake division principals and officials show interest in revising plans, with West High and local leaders voicing support.
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Balt Lake
Jan
Salt Lake
George A. Eaton
East High School
Bingham
Murray
Eaton
Omelas
Jralnfa Richerdaon
West High
Rtynte
Apaéaracs
Sam Grijrd
Grando
Shemnewes
Ball Player Clemens Enlists After Baseball Career
After years across minor leagues the Federal league and with the Chicago Cubs catcher Clemens now runs the business end of the lauders at the Great Lakes naval training station. He quit baseball after 1915 and enlisted in the Navy last September.
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Chitago Cubs
Clemens
Great Lakea
Cubs
Navy
State Championship Rules Cause Debate Over Eligibility
Principal Raton will seek support from schools to discuss changing rules for eligibility as the Salt Lake division faces possible state crown. Abedwine Lt argues a division team cannot win if it did not play all games, since teams must play every game to qualify and the winner may be unable to compete after a long season.
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Laut Down
Raton
Selools
Abedwine Lt
Salt Lake
Stuffy Melanis Last Mackman Trader Sent to Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia dispatch reports John Stuffy Melnnis veteran pitcher and longtime member of Connie Mack's World Champions will move to the Boston Red Sox in a straight player-for-player trade. Details were not announced as Mack negotiates open training in Jacksonville and club heads offered no information on the mix of players involved.
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Philadelphia
John
Stuffy"’ Melnnis
Teseman
Jagt
Connie Mack
Destoni
Mack
Inter
Melnnls
Philadelphia Americans
New Bedford
Haveratlt
Ministers Take Rap at K C Boxing Plan
Kansas City leaders received a go or no go request for a boxing and wrestling tournament set for January 25 and 26 between Camp Funston and Camp Dodge. The ministerial alliance protested, claiming promoters would take one third of proceeds and an admission charge would violate the law. Mayor Grorga H. Edwards said he would consider the legal aspects and favored lawful operation if permitted.
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K. CG
Attorneys
Kansas City
Grorga H. Edwards
Camp Funston
Camp Dodge
Ministerial Alliance
Edwards
Alfred de Oro Wins First Title Match in Havana
Alfred de Oro, the world champion thrag-cushion billiardlet, defeated Charles Otis of Brooklyn by 1 point in Havana as Otis trailed 49 to 46 after de Oro ran 4 points. The match, refereed by Spanish minister lo Guba in front of President Menecal and aides, marked de Oro’s championship victory with an 8 innings to 87 innings tally. Both players posted a high run of four.
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Alfred DE Oro
Havana
Lo Guba
Menecal
Aggies Ready for West High Clash in Logan
January reports from Logan show the Aggies, led by star Bly C. Bornlson, preparing for games against West High and Ute Panthers this week. Eligibility issues cloud prospects, with a potential reinstatement before the season opens. If forced out, Aggies face weakened strength, as conference plans and future schedules are discussed with John J. Coburn attending the Denver meet.
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LOGAN
Tne Agalos
Ueka
West Higa Panthera
Bornlson
BLY. C
Tekon
Aggies
Panthers
Yhlel
Montana State
Pzenin
Agg
John J. Coburn
A. C
Denver
White
Coburn
California
No Baseball in Havana Tris Year
New York Jan 1 There will be no baseball in Havana this winter, before definitely known today. Curley Brown who spent more than $740000 to build a diamond and big race track will keep it chased after paying the player a 76 per cent of the receipts. Last year he split 60-40. It was stated that when he was ready to open the winter Mike Gonzales of the St Louis Cardinals was sent by the Nayers to ask for three fourths take-off.
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New York
Mavang
Curley Brown
Peason
Iiamond
The
Nayers
Grand Junction Tennis and Golf Meet Opens Games
In Grand Junction Tennessee on January 10, a mixed event for tennis and golf saw entries including F. B. MacMillan of Lodi Wisconsin and Levy of birds noted. the day featured trials and a plan for a wrestling schedule to follow. In Pinehurst North Carolina, Mrs G M Howard of Halifax won the silver foils medal handicap.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Mra
G. M. Howard
Halfax
Ailver
Woman in Minstrel Show Sparks Curiosity in Early Audiences
A fragment from a historic program notes a woman performing a "Colored End" in a minstrel show and hints at a mixed reception from spectators. The line suggests evolving exhibition norms and audience reactions during performances featuring female entertainers in minstrel acts.
Scott Nearing Calls for McCarthy Removal in Wild Allegations
New York dispatch reports Scott Nearing, radical lecturer and head of the People's Council of America, asking President Wilson and Attorney General Gregory to remove U.S. Marshal Thomas J. McCarthy. McCarthy, noted for endorsing Nearing and associates, allegedly warned of introducing violence and made hostile remarks about disloyalty. The article also notes state legislative sessions and war emergency measures in Idaho and Utah amid funding and mobilization concerns.
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New York
Scott Nearing
People’s Council of America
Wilson
Gregory
Thomas J. McCarthy
Thy Suthern
McCarthy
Marshal McCarthy
People’s Council
Nearing
Lal
Mr. McCarthy
Yonger
Sentral Park
Pocatello
Tanto
Jay
Alexander
Promint
Idaho
Adgclal Acanton
Logan Bank Seeks Federal Reserve System Membership
Logan directorate meetings announce formal application to join the Federal Reserve System to affiliate Thatcher Bank with national banks. Election of officers includes H. B. Hatch as president and M. S. Eccles and Dr. D. Budge as vice presidents.
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Logan Bank
Reserve System
Logan
Thatchnr Bros. Yorking Company
Federal Reserve System
Bank of Utaho
Wilson
Ayatort
Thatcher Bank
National Banka
Alste
Hateh
Eccles
Budge
Joseph Quinney, Jr
Robert Anderson
George NI
Kay Leads Utah Talks With Federal Agencies On War Effort
Kay, president of the Utah group, discusses with federal food administration and War department officials, meaningful planning for wartime labor, farm labor, and Utah's agricultural needs. The meeting aims to coordinate relief and production during the national campaign.
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Kay
Utah
Federal Food Administration
War Organization
Department of ‘Agriculture
Pershing Reports Deaths List From Naturnat Cnug2s
General Pershing reports the deaths of private soldiers from natural causes, listing Channa deni axphysia Montr Portland Gre Harland Tarker pneumonia Crez tom Ta.
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Washington
Pershing
Portland
Gre
Harland
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