Coast Leaguers to East for Spring Tryouts
Eight Pacific Coast players will seek spots in American and National leagues next season, with seven moving toward Ian Johnson's organization. Notable names include Tack Ness from Oakland to the White Sox and Claude Wiltama from Salt Lake to Chicago.
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Ian Johnson
Tack Ness
Bareman
Oakland
White Sox
Claude Wiltama
Salt Lake
Whites Sox
Wen
Oats
Robert
Ducky) Jones
San Francisco
Tigers
Telda
Roy Carhan
Shortamp
Cardinals
Mate
Tielda
Joe Ciedeon
Ralt Lake
Washington
Mats
Helde
Huster
Fred. McMullen
Haarman
Los Angeles
Yeh Terry
Tos An
Felea
Thata
Tichta
Riis Walter Schmidt
Sanghee
Yanknes
Helds
le Neacs
Nets
United States
Enttain
Sox
Landing
McMullen
Terry
George WeWride
Gordan
Clark Griffith
Joe Gedoon
Balt Lake Tram
Toy Corhan
Mineral Wells
Frisco
Fox
Willams
Salt Lake Club
Nob Mussett
Portland Needs Two Pitchers and Infielders for 1916 Season
Manager McCredie announced Portland's plan to add two pitchers, an infielder, and an outfielder for the 1916 opening. He targets WY Rodgers from Cincinnati to complete the infield, with Quinn or Guisto at first base. Chuck Ward and Hollicker, standout Central Association players, will compete for the first base job alongside Keokuk’s younger Ward challenging for action.
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Portland
Orr
Ian
McCredie
Denver
Rah
Alva
Mac
WY Rodgers
Ciocindati
Rodgers
Quinn
Guisto
Chuck Ward
Hollicker
Central Association
Stout
Keokuk
Ward
Hollicher
Boxers Prepare for Bla Match in Salt Lake Theater
Salt Lake January 2 Tribune reports Ralph Gruman and Frankie Callahan, a top Nebtwaleht bower and a New York challenger, boxing twenty rounds Friday night. Both fighters trained at Doxting’s gym with sparring partners, weigh in set at 133 pounds, and tickets selling fast for a near sellout crowd.
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Salt Lake
Tribune
Ralph Gruman
Frankie Callahan
New York
Salt Lake Theater
Doxting
East
South Street
Callahan
Tom Crawford
Kid Davis
Groman
Ing
Jack Carpenter
Jack Hogan
Sacramento
Teetzel May Take Up Law at Utah State College
Rumors circulate about a resignation by Coach Clayton Teetzel at Utah Agricultural College. Teetzel has handed in his resignation but remains a professor of physical education and has not acted on coaching duties, with Coach Olatte taking over basketball. He plans to practice law after earning a Michigan degree and Utah bar, likely staying in Logan.
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Togon
Jan
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Teetze
Utah Agricultural College
Teetzel
Itla
A.C
Olatte
Wisconsin
Togan
Tertzel
Partion
Ely
California
Setine
Testant
Gtaze
University At
Souldera California
Hame
Michigan
Utah
Logan
The
Agricultural College
Tretzel
Record of Ocean Sights and Weather Impacts Across Regions
Norflok VA whales wash ashore capes Hatteras. Ten whales weigh 1000 to 2000 pounds each, likely part of a school driven ashore by a northwest gale. Salt Lake region reports heavy intermountain snowfall with low temps. rail traffic only mildly disrupted except for Feather River canyon blockage. Weber academy defeats state school team 39 to 22 in basketball. officials note rope and field conditions. Ministers in conference in Vrovo lobby for federation articles. Salt Lake chairman Dr Edward Mill leads Interdenominational committee meeting at Congregational church parsonage.
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Norfolk
Cape Hatteras
Salt Lake
Inetermountain
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Silver How
Mont
Enes
Western Pacific
Feather River Canyon
Wacifie
Denver
Weber Academy
Yes
Sto Grande
Cresott
Iliad
Weber, Sive, Academy
Ireteam
Treat
Weber
Levie
Critchlow-Baxgett
Merward
Ereenegeres
Jones Eesegeees
Daveerere Mech
Vrovo
Edward Laftd Mulls
Interdenominational Council
Congregational Church
Mill
Mer. Wildman Murphy
Payson
Wo O F. Buikles
Ludwig
Notice of January 13 1916 examiners meeting Ogden
The next regular seman of the Uteh State Noant Examiners of Tarc hers will be held at the Lone Star Marker abop. 13H Twenty. fifth ar rest, Ogden, January 13, 1916, beginning at 9 o'clock & m. for the combination of all spyeants of Ogden and socially, Dy order of the board, EK UW. HAYES, President, -Advertisement.
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Uteh State Noant
Lone Star
Ogden
EK UW. Hayes
Sparring Bots Open in Armory Hall Quarters
The Athletic club of Aeden has secured Armory Hall and Fimtanslyn for permanent quarters and equipment. Opening night is promised for Wednesday, January, with a club-room smoker and a program of stathette events. Talent is being lined up for the latter part of the program.
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Aeden Haa
Armory Hall
Fimtanslyn
Ithe
Spo Ta
Common Sense at Bottom of Pacificism
Common sense at bottom of pacifism condemns war as a cruel, unchristian spectacle misframing murder as a scientific provocation. The piece criticizes Von Moltke’s view of perpetual peace, urges restraint, honors brave soldiers, and argues war does not purify a nation or restore life.
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von Moltke
New Wing Machines To Be Delivered Soon
Pensacola Florida today announced that 15 new flying machines will be delivered to the aeronautical station within the next thirty days. Nine airships are built by a firm at Marlhead Massachusetts and six by another at Hyde Park. A lighthearted anecdote about doctors from the Chinaman who claimed China has the best doctors follows, noting how Hang Chang saved a life when others could not.
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Pensacola
Fla
Mar- Diehead
Mass
Hyde Park
China
Hang Chang
Han Kon
San Sing
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Gallipoli lore and wartime reflections at Weatmieter meeting
Jan 13 meeting of the Jocal government boanl at Weatmieter featured Tandon quoting Walter Home Long on the Australians and New Zealanders in Gallipoli. Long said Earl Kitchenser doubted terrible conditions until his eastern tour and noted the real facts differ from in pictures. The talk touched on war realities and the need to understand genuine hardship.
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Mr. Long
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