Utes Re elect F Murphy As Manager
Salt Lake City Jan 18 Frank Murphy president of the Salt Lake baseball club since its organization two years was reelected at the rear sanitation meeting of the board of directors. All other officers held over. The directorate deferred selecting a new business manager. W J O Connor resigned. Porterville board of trade offered 1000 toward training season expenses. Beavers lure and Detroit deals discussed. San Francisco contracts mailed to 25 players with signatures expected in ten days.
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Salt Lake
Frank 8. Murphy
Walker Bank
Elmer I. Goshen
Prestitror
Lawrence Greene
Nedney T. Tratger
M. Ft. Lvans
George F. Wanton
W. Lane
Mr. Norphy
George A. Relf
Her. Goshen
Mr. Green
Zuch
W. J. O'Connor
Jack Cook
Oakland
Nest
Cook
Jack
Hi Dermhand
Las Vegas
Nev
Nernhand
Wernhard Nave
Norterville
Cal
Salt Lakers
Porterville
Leopards to Meet Grantaville Tonight in Basket Ball
Josh Tommy Fitzpatrick and eight Raet bleh players depart Salt Lake for Grantaville to face Coach Wratt's team at the Grantaville gymnasium. The roster includes Otringer Home ney Peabody Chipman Darius El Matt Gryith and Duffy. Clyde Werley and Fill Bot join the trip as standbys. The absence of two key players will be felt this winter.
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Leopards
Grantaville
Salt Lake
Josh Tommy Fitzpatrick
Raet Bleh
Wratt
Equa O
Grantaville Cymnasium
Fitzpatrick
Otringer
Homeney
Peabody
Chipman
Darius
el Matt
Gryith
Duffy
Clyde Werley
Enat
Agricultural College
Tosa
East Siders Postpone Griderin Battle Tonight
East Siders travel to Oregon mood for contender Granterin on their floor as midyear exams force postponement. West High Cooeln Larketball game moved to Sunday at 3 due to exams while Salt Lake prep notes a pending lineup with Melvin nel fare joining the forward line and Dean Watson possibly suiting up.
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Oni
Faizpatrick
Granterin
Oregon
Balt Lake
Salt Lake
West High
Cooeln
Thia
Ratunday
Panthers
Melvin @nelfare
Efar
Dean Watson
Water Pipe Bursts Postpones Utah Basketball Game
A burst water pipe in the University of Utah gym caused the Danketball game versus the Fldredge-Hatch team of the Commercial league to be postponed. The pipe burst after practice, delaying the night’s contest. star player Culler and Coach Noreren were not available, with uncertain return prospects for the year.
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Alt Lake
Jan
University of Utah
Fldredge-Hatchtam
Culler
Noreren
Dean Briggs Urges Cutting College Extravagances
Harvard official Dean Laharon Th. Brlees discusses in his annual report a Yale study supporting a theory that reduces coaching authority and athletic extravagance. He notes costs borne by athletics not by the university treasury, argues unpaid coaches risk graft, and emphasizes athletics as a disciplined educational force deserving consideration by committees and alumni.
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Cambridge
Mase
Jan
Dean Laharon Th. Brlees
Teminates
Sparta
Harvard University
Mme
Yale
Athletica
Plao
Athietien
Zeit Geist Club Beats Thad Ward In Tight Victory
The Zeit Geist team defeated Third Ward last night with a 29 to 22 score. Lineup includes Zell Geter Mineo Steele Durgrave Firgate FrocrenGl Referee Falck. The team has suffered only one defeat this year, to the Academy’s first game.
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Zeit Geist
Gacie
Academy
Zell Geter
Mineo
Steele
Dlurgrave Firgate
FrocrenGl Refereo
L. Falck
Maranville Denied Salary Raise by Tioston Club
Noston January 18 President Haughton of the Tioston Nationale refused to increase the salary offer to Walter S Maranville, the Braves star shortstop, who declined to sign for next season at terms believed to be set. Haughton stated Maranville’s refusal was not tied to the players’ strike.
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Haughton
Tioston Nationale
Walter S Maranville
Hraves
Maranville
Gessone
Glen
Trate Rolly
Lucas Quintet Down Granite in Salt Bake U8
The Liag bre Kerball team fought to win, overpowering Granite in a high intensity game. Key players included Meeks, Jordan Migh, Erick, and HHT RUAN contributing steps and sticks. final whistle signaled Lucas victory amid a tense finish at Salt bake.
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Jan
Meeks
M.sohetr
Cleby Mipward
Ani Erick
Lucas Team Triumph Sparks Sparse Scoring Night
Bohatt led Lucas with erratic shooting as he hurled gear and failed at crucial baskets. Erickson and Gomdy contributed field goals while Koneteby drew fouls. IMopfen led Granitic boys with two field shots and two of three free throws. Burlington beat Winged 29 to 38 in a preliminary pane.
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Lucas
M. Bohatt
Nean Maherer
Evers
Gomdy
Koneteby
Erickson
Consla
Imopfen
Grantic Boys
Schalk Defies Fultz Signings Spark Fraternity Dispute
Chicago January 18 Ray Sentea tateher of the Chicago Americans signed a 1917 contract tonight in defiance of orders from David J Pullis, president of the Baseball Mayers Fraternity. Schalk, a member, said he had a salary increase and no reason to hold out.
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Fultz
Chicago
Ray Scent
Tateher
Chicago Americans
David J. Pulls
Baseball Mayers’ Fraternity
Manhattan Athletic Club seeks new home after leased venue loss
Mardy Downing, manager, says the club cannot stage winter fistic shows at Grand Theatre due to a lease issue. He planned to call off the weekly program for now and aims to secure a new quarters within a week or ten days. No manager received a prior notice from the Grand Theatre owner before leasing, making the current venue unusable.
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Mardy Downing
Manhattan Athletic Club
Downing
Grand Theatre
Winsor Returns to Salt Lake in Boxing News
Ed Winsor, promoter of flashy bouts, returns to Salt Lake after over two months away. He announces plans for a week of events to excite followers, mentions Ritchie McCarthy’s bout moved to Juarez, and notes authorities moved the El Toro match to Mexico. A Colorado bill seeks to curb boxing contests, aiming to end licensed face-offs after Labor Day. Also reports Jordan basketball preview and Collins signs with Draves.
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Salt Lake
Ed Winsor
Ana
Newa
Thesreca
MER Visor
Ritchie McCarthy
Juarez
el Toro
Denver
Dark Ele
Colorado Springs
Eulegi
The Orpheum Theatre Vaudeville Review
The Orpheum presented three acts of comedy and two athletic exhibitions to a large matinee crowd. Adonis the athlete drew praise, while Jim O NeaI and Frank Walmaley led the comedy, with Hazel Kirke and the Yaterio sisters also entertaining. The Attola brothers and a bendy athlete showcased strength and dexterity, all amid musical numbers and films.
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Orpheum Theatre
Oxden
Adonis
Wolilty
Jimmie O'Neal
Frank Walmaley
Aketch le
O'Neil
Walmaler
Hazel Kirke
Tew
Walmatey
Sumien
Ckotch
Miss Kirke
Pony Ballet
Harry Hines
Atlanta
Boys Owa Sleigh Aln Into Wagon
A milk wagon collision on Twenty-anth street between Adams and Jefferson left Jerry Harris unconscious after being thrown about 25 feet. The other boy, Samuel Rosenbluth, suffered only minor injuries. Jerry was treated at home after regaining consciousness, with a possible nose fracture. the wagon driver acted to avoid the coasters.
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Rector
Adams
Jefferson Avenues
Jerry Harris
Sire
W. L. Harris
Samuel Rosenbluth
Henry Rosenbluth
Harris
Jerry
Wleneanes
Notice of Private Sale in Weber County Utah Estate
In Weber County Utah the administrator of the estate of David H Jenkins deceased will sell at private sale and by court confirmation a described tract in Weber County including land and water rights with 41 shares to Wilson Irrigation Co. Sale after January 25 1917 at the Valence Gillean office Ogden Utah. Terms require 10 percent bid upon acceptance and balance on court confirmation.
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District Court of the
Second Judicial Déatelet
Weber
State of Utah
David Hf. Jenkins
District Court
County of
Davis H. Jenkins
Eat
Weber County
Utah
Twenty-ale
East Lake
Salt Lake
Chalna
Slough
Lees
Wilson Irrigation Company
Dida
Valence Gillean
First National Bank Bulld Lng
Ogden
Uean
E. C. Gordon
T. J. Wilson, Jr
Tala Ayos
F. B. Ammmervee
H. C. Peterson
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C. Peterson
Fred A. Miller
Thomas Hull
Mary A. Hall
Reuben T. Rhees
J. P. O'Neil
J. J. Bebwarts
George Frary
Mary A. Hull
J. F. Wilson
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Iss
George IT Payne
J. Parker
W. A. Aitcken
Wapper Ye Arees
George Theobald
Rabin Sence
O. Hall
J. C. Gasberx
Elizabeth
Miller
Bolte
Flrst National Hank
Bulldtox
Orden
Rlinhart L. Gideon
First National Bank
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