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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1915
Page
1
Fragmented OCR sports item details Salt Lake club negotiations, player valuations, and potential deals with managers and owners. Mentions Angelos, Washington club, and forthcoming season plans. Describes salaries, contracts, and the evolving baseball economy affecting roster moves and leverage.
The article outlines training camp plans for the Spokane Indians, considering Spokane or nearby cities for pre season sessions to suit weather. It notes ownership change to San Francisco club and lists players moving between Spokane and Frisco, plus roster shifts and prospects for the coming season.
The deal sends Thodle home as the San Praueiers of the Pacific Coast League acquire Bodie from the American league team. This marks a notable player move within the minor league system.
A rough draft of the statewide fishers and hunters meeting outlines a bid to recruit top Western talent with Glavk and Shortstop Sejurnweber. Browste reportedly ordered two men removed from the cast, citing their value. Seated are 70 participants involved in the process. UTAM SPORTSMEN WILL HOLE Monday Sait Laxe, Jos. 27. Arrangements completed by statewide federation to assemble three representatives at a Taettlag discussion, with county attendance expected to discuss matters for the state game department.
Salt Take January 27 reports a Friday lineup as the High School basketball team meets Haar Side then Iowa? IBL U in a belt of games on the university floor. West Side leads the standings with Muller's team in second. a Mullers loss could drop them to third as Fitepatrick’s squad eyes first.
A garbled report from New York states Weesh outpointed a New York boxer at Madison Square Garden yesterday. Refs called Chadtey White a foul, unclear details, and Wille Neecher from Engad is mentioned amid the confusion of the bout.
The report describes a boxing match where Heesher used a boring-in tactic in the first five rounds and a hard hook to rattle Jaw in the second. Slugging forced Voleh to halt in the fairing while the local men watched. Beecher and Welsh are named, with weights 124 1-2 pounds and 140 pounds respectively.
Pete Visser of Ogden won his first professional heavyweight title by defeating Jerry Weber of Kansas City in a title bout held tonight. The event caps a notable evening of action in the Bi State League circuit as teams from Rockford, Freeport, and Ottawa join Racine, Madison, and Joliet in regional play. The organization also announced a 126 game schedule and appointed Parsons of Madison as resident and Jake Cevok of Rockford as president.
Satake leads Jad and 37 Donth Nelson as they drive for victory against Logan's BYC quintet in the University gymnasium at 8 o'clock. Swarthmore and Philadelphia history frame the scene as Princeton coach Rooper, formerly of the University of Prieto, takes the Swarthmore football helm amid late-January buzz.
The report notes Harve Dixon of Orange Missouri claimed high amateur honor at a Sunday shooting event in Houston. Plarry Murrells of Heitersonton placed notable but X, breaking 120 of 200 targets, with details obscured by OCR errors.
The executive committee of the Connecticut Fat t association voted today to withdraw the Charter Oak Park track from the Grand Circuit. The date assigned by the planners was Labor Day. Charter Oak Park has been in the Grand Circuit for forty years, and the action will end the dates of the exhibition circuit.
The Owls host their annual dance this evening at New Colonial Hall with refreshments at 50 cents per couple and a 25 cent charge for an extra lady. A moving picture display promises rapid novelty objects and a pistol bullet in wood demonstration, though portions of the text are garbled.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a wheeled contraption mounted on a frame for a fest, with the wheel revolving at 3607 rotations per minute. It notes the ballet shot and a flash, while actual exposure was limited to a fraction of a second, preventing stacked pictures.
An article discusses new inflating life saving collars for Royal Navy crews. It explains the device’s valve and bladder system, enabling quick inflation and buoyancy to keep sailors afloat. The invention aims to reduce loss of life aboard British fighting ships and will be tested throughout the fleet.
The article explains heat magazines designed to store heat in stoves and later release it to supply warmth during peak cold periods. They would store electricity during the night from 12 to 5 am when demand is low and use it later in the day, reducing daytime electricity use and cost.
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