Keller Prepares For Next Tuesday Boxing Card In Ogden
Local boxing scene centers on Keller of Ogden who trains daily for a big bout next Tuesday. Reported support from Terry Keller’s circle includes Jim Downey and Kid Kokn with plans for a charity gate and free admission for fans. Keller faces Red Tlogan in a seven round main event as others like Clo Koko Bird train hard for the undercard amid growing local interest.
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McCredie to Mend Salt Lake Tie in Indians Talks
Cleveland and Salt Lake executives conferred after a dinner on plans for farm system arrangements. McCredie may obtain Pitcher Penner and possibly outfielder Sorter, while Walter Dunn indicated awaiting reports from advisory boards before finalizing roster moves.
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Aie Credle
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Sealy Lake
Eluh
Mrhacke Barnard
Velvet Joe Almanac Details New Daily Trends
Fragmentary note describes Velvet Joe's Almanac surveying new daily trends and a discussion of emerging “new things” observed by Keen and others. The text shows garbled phrases and unclear names, offering a fleeting glimpse of a local briefing on recent innovations.
Tennis Association Names Ticket for Annual Meeting
The nominating commission of the Mia Nasional Tawa tennis association has named a ticket for the coming meeting in New York City. Officers include President George T. Adne of New York, Vice President Jilian 8. Myrick of New York, Secretary Edwin B. Torrey of Clinton, N.Y., Treasurer George W. Wiehtman of Boston. Delegates include Edwin Sheate of Boston, Ralph W. Molter of Cincinnati, Abe Ner Y. Leach of Washington, and Paul Shieldon of Hartford. The group plans to study restoration of chairmanships and policy to prevent conflicts, with broader activity anticipated in the coming year.
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Mia Nasional Tawa Tennis Association
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Myrick
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Edwin Sheate
National Association
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Jublar Fenus
Baker Says Tener Will Remain Prexy
New York Jum Wo Gov Jen Tener, president of the Sahonnd League, arrived after a two week trip west. Baker of the Chillies and that Carers Wor say Tener would stay president for at least a year and seek reelection when his term expires. A majority of the clubs will elect the governor. resignations are denied.
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Sahonnd League
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Mik Aerival
Us Chillies
Feney
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Ani Saille
Logan A C C feuds over 1918 schedule in conference talks
Logan reports from the Denver conference meeting show Utah Aggies faced eligibility disputes over Berotaon and Sumsion may fill the forward position. Denver and Colorado schools clash over travel for 1918 grid games, with possible Denver trip to Logan on October 26 or November 9. Remaining Aggies schedule includes Idaho Tech, Montana, Colorado A C, and other opponents, ending with a W of U game in Salt Lake City.
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Tn Oleo
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Scarce Big Times loom over Pacific coast football next season
In San Francisco on January 19 the bulletin forecasts a lean season as California falters without Washington participation. Stanford’s matinee threats fade, and Santa Clara drops from Stugby. Washington and Oregon still expect big games with Washington State and Oregon State, but talent drains due to recruitment fervor. Stanford eyes possible return to American gridiron amid Notre Dame talks. Nebraska moots coast trip, though travel not included in budget.
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Nebraska
Hikers Not to Pay Future Tax in San Francisco
In San Francisco on January 17, hikers planning weekend trips to the mountains learned they would not face new travel taxes. Officials noted the week’s travel, about forty cents, and a small three cent levy proposed, with some hikers unable to pay. Parks will open as usual in Washington with standard accommodations for travelers.
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Downs Named Manager of the 1918 Coast League Team
In San Francisco on January 18 Henry appoints Jerry Downs as manager amid a shifting Coast League scene. Joe Corbett and Spider Baum moved in on trades while Downs reviews payroll, selects players from the army, and begins shaping the club with support from Henry.
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Jenry
Jerry Downs
Joe Corbett
Spider Baum
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Heary
Manabar
Downs
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Hen
Alten T. Hall
Coast Seneie
Alexander Did Not Expect Ten G0 Chicago Pitcher Appeals Classification
Chicago January 18 Grover Alexander star pitcher for the Chicago Nationals, paid fifty thousand dollars, said in a telephone interview that he believed he should have been placed in a different class. He cited his aged mother and nine brothers as reasons, but his request for deferred classification was denied. He doubted if he would appeal and expressed concern about being criticized. He was still unmarried and from St. Paul, Ned, a town with fewer than two thousand residents.
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Weerbman
McGraw heads to Cuba as Giants plan baseball year
New York reports McGraw will visit Cuba to review players and discuss the upcoming season while the Giants prepare for 1918. He confirms salary terms for Larry Coste and others, trains in Cuba starting March 1, and eyes a strong year despite wartime conditions.
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Refugees endure freezing hardship amid Romanian front lines
Distress among refugees and peasants in mountain villages behind the Romanian German battle line is severe. Families lack shelter and warm clothing as shelling and air raids continue. Mothers and orphans starve while doctors are away at the front, leaving villagers to survive on scarce cornmeal and wild greens.
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Rumania
Bandit finally killed after months of terror in Parana
A long pursuit ends as police kill a notorious bandit known for numerous robberies across Parana. A six-man search party tracked him to Cry Veta where Angelo resisted arrest, firing at officers until shot and killed after mounting a horse. Captain Free MacDermot, head of the Protestant MacDermot clan, dies in London at Monte…
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Lasrila
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Kyi
Veta
Schier
Agnelo
Agnely
Imish
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Free MacNermot
Endless Tricks of Smuggling Across Dutch Frontier
Correspondent reports German smugglers crossing into the Netherlands before cold weather, wearing improvised underwear to evade detection. Dutch customs stamps the underclothing of regular crossers to deter smuggling. unstamped items trigger penalties.
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Injuries Fatal To Street Car Victim In Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City a 47 year old man, I Worth of 1950 South End East Street, died yesterday from injuries after being struck by a street car in Sugarhouse. He was attempting to ride an inbound car and did not board the outbound car. He was found near his home and authorities say internal injuries and several broken ribs caused his death. Police and streetcar officials found no fault with the operator. An unrelated note from Washington reports the Signal Corps has no more field glasses to donate and asks the press to announce this policy.
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