Bees Visit Los Angeles and Salt Lake Talk of Week Series
Salt Lake July 10 Bees travel notes say Los Angeles will face strong pitching and a tough road stretch after a rough home stand. Bernhard expects a tough week on the coast. Dubuc reflects on control and recent losses. Oakland and San Francisco loom as rivals as the circuit shifts.
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Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Angele
Pel Noward
Sint
Berntach Gang
Anrein
Oakland
Rerephs
Dill Nernhard
Coast
Porland
Tarer Samen
Bernhard
Washington Park
Bern
Pubuc
Evans
Leserenn
Sald Jean Dubuc
Leverent
Marie
Waller Cap
Angela
San Francisco
Galt Lake
Veron
Santande West Portland
Edwards Tops Field of Golfers at Midlothian
Kenneth Edwards of Midlothian led 146 golfers in the 14 hole elimination round of the Western Amateur Championship at Midlothian Golf Course. Edwards shot 73 on the 6503 yard layout to hold a narrow lead over his brother Donald who finished second with 76. Francie Octmvt of Boston carded 77 to tie for third with J. G. Anderson, Arthur Jee, and F. J. Dourlasn. Addison Stillwell and Albert Locket followed with 73, while Peery Adair of Atlanta and Li Tangard of Chicago posted 79.
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Chicago
Kenneth
Edewards
Midlothian
Donald
Francie
Doston
United States Golf Association
J. G
Johnny Dundee defeats Wilt Jackson in boxing match
Johnny Dundee overcomes Wilt Jackson in a decisive knockout that shatters a lingering knockout theory. The bout marks Dundee’s first win over Jackson and underscores his resolve in facing a feared opponent.
Timely hitting lifts New York to 3 1 win over St Louis
In a July 9 game at St Louis New York bunched four one base hits off Davenport port and seventh inning rallies led to a 3 1 victory. Umpires Connolly Moriarity and Nailia. Errors by Nured and Bhut. Double plays Pratt to Lavan to Bieler Bauman to Peekinpaugh to Pipp.
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ST. Louis
New York
Davenport
Pipp
Nases
Russell
Davennpart
Dry Runvell
Davenpart
Connolly
Moriarity
Nailia
Cleveland
Moston
Wambaganas
Toston
Bears
Noston
Errora
Janvrio
Wambiganas
Chapman
Ulito
Walker
Detroit Tigers Rally Tops Washington In Doubleday Showdown
Detroit defeated Washington 6 to 2 in a doubleheader game featured by a late Tiger rally. In the first game Detroit exploded with a strong showing from Veach and Menosky, while Cobb and Spencer contributed on defense.
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Detroit
Washington
Tigers
Workington
Dash
Cobb E
Spencer
Ella
Orpher
Viveethia
Widebrand
Malogn
Otase
Stanare
Vrach
Peter
Will
Veach
Keliman Laren
CHICAGO MAN FIRST IN MEN'S FINALS
Walter T. Hayes of Chicago won the men’s finals in the Red Cross tournament at the Western championship event. He defeated Malph Jurdick in the decisive match with a scoring sequence of 214, 46, 61, 60, 62, securing the title as part of a patriotic benefit. Mary Katherine Voorhors of Evanston emerged as a western champion in women’s doubles, defeating Carrie Three of Chicago with scores 26, 67, 65.
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Chicago
Walter T. Hayes
Ron'e Fnsis
Witness Patriotia
Anston
Mies Carrie Three
Chieaan
Crandall to oppose Beees in opening Angels series
Los Angeles heavyweights Crandall and Teena set to clash in Washington park opener as Manager Killifer searches for pitching help. Owners Darmody and Powers debate league futures while Angels seek two new fielders and a veteran catcher to bolster infield and catching duties.
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Los Angeles
Doc
Crandall
Teena
Washington Park
Killifer
Johnny Powers
Kels
Grocling
Japan
Tacoma
Angels
Hales
Danaler
Ongria
Oakland
Oaks
del Howard
Niller
Sret Base
Mesor
Second
National League Results and Giants Take Series
Yesterday's National League results include New York St Louis 2 1 and Cincinnati 4 Boston 0. Brooklyn Chicago game postponed with rain. Philadelphia Philadelphia postponed. Cincinnati hammering Boston 4 0 noted Elks presence. Groh Kopf and others led with doubles and a triple. Giants take series by winning 3 2 over St Louis. Smith and Moore key on offense. two base hits by Bariden and Miller. multiple double plays and errors noted.
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New York
St. Louls
Doston
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
Rata. AU Fhiadelphia
Tittebure Talladelphia
Rata
REDS
Hammer
Neht
Rigler
Emalie
Giants
St. Louis
Moore
Jonings
al Loula
Sumoary
Errora
Tirtzel
Paulette
Rariden
Miller
Cruise
Hornsby
Detzel
Hornady
Paulette Holks
Fletcher
Holke
Killa
Salle 3
Ames
Hy Salles
Umphis
Kleny
Hranafeld
Coast Colleges To Continue Athletics
San Francisco July 9 reports say a summer meeting of Pacific coast universities will discuss athletics but likely not until September. Whitman College indicates athletics will resume in some form. War or no war, the Northwest conference may operate differently. Oregon, Washington, and Washington State plan football this year if possible.
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Ran Francisco
Narthwest
Whitman College
San Francisco
Montans and
Matojas
McCredie
Portland
Mipal
Ore
Non Agricultural College
Coast Seagun Whitman College
Tauta
Joas Cioacy
Pac West Schedule Notes For Stanford and Cal
The Pacific conference shows Stanford and California as the only teams not playing all sports in the northwest lineup. California has a routed game with Washington State, while Stanford does not play American football. The full Pacific schedule is expected to unfold.
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Stanford University
University of California
Northwest
California
Washington State
Stanford
Players signed by Wraters league president announced
Kansas City July 10 W Dickerson president of the Wraters league announced signings for 1. Joseph-Sherstop Falk and Mattelder Pettigrew of the Moline pelud from the disbanded Threw I brags. Players will report at onte.
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Kansas City
W. Dickerson
Joseph—Sherstop Falk
Mattelder Pettigrew
Onte
Club Owners Pay Out More Than They Take In
The clubs are paying out more than they take in and cannot continue to do so. A decisive stance is made toward baseball support, insisting on strong, steady baseball as the priority.
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Ike
American Ganco under fire over long shifts for boys
Mayor Heywood confirms a statement accusing the American Ganco company of forcing boys to work twelve to fourteen hours daily. Allegations claim substandard hiring methods and pay of 234 cents per hour for capable workers, with 17 cents per hour paid to others.
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Heywood
Bat the American Can Company
Bers
Streets of City Draw Comments Clash With Western City
Onden city streets fail to compare with those of other towns, as Johnson of the local post office and others assert in a debate on urban improvements. The remarks reflect differing views on street conditions and civic priorities between communities.
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Onden City
Wy UL Johnson
Postones
Travel notes compare cities across Oregon California and Nevada
A traveler reports returning from trips through Oregon California and Nevada with remarks on city conditions. He notes the Triads were fine except in Nevada and western Utah where Ogden residents he met boasted more goods. He observed smaller cities sometimes had better streets than Ogden.
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Oregon
California
Nevada
Patta
Utah
Johnson
Ogden
Requests bids on South Washington avenue paving job
City commissioners approved a notice to contractors inviting bids on the South Washington avenue paving project. The district and paved streets were recently designated as state Highways with the state likely sharing paving costs. Estimated abatement about 30,000 dollars. Street Supervisor Martin reported June expenditures of 3,377.12 for repairs, 2,538.70 for sprinkling and alimit work, and fines and court costs of 977.95.
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South Washington Avenue
Street
Martin
Dt Cena
Workers Seek Higher Pay From City Officials
About twenty employes from the effect department urged the drain commission at a city meeting. They said they cannot meet necessities on 2.50 per day for laborers and 95 per day for the test s ien. Mayor Heywood warned funds are uncertain until a legal provision is made. He noted after August 1 layoffs may rise. The commission promised to consider the request this week.
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Annereasa
Eaty Commissionera
Heywood
New Century Printing Company Ad in Provo Catalog
Fragmentary classified ad mentions New Century Printing Company Provo offering catalog work and loose leaf tasks. Mentions men of 22 nationalities in an Arizona mine and Ohio wage issues. Notes Canada and a June 29 reference. Hay Christmas moulders vote on wages.
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Arizona
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