Last Game of Season Ends in Split Doubleheader
In Salt Lake City on July 15 1918 Vernonville and Salt Lakers split the final contests of the coast league series. Vernonville won the opener 9 to 2 while Salt Lakers finished 6 to 3 in the year. Errors and pitching shaped the results as Salt Lakers struggled with six costly miscues.
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Bers
Ealt Lake
Vernéniles
Salt Lakers
Tigers
Eines
Penner
Bees
Cheech
Vernon
Sheely
Ite
Salt Trice
Doubleheaderball game in San Francisco with mixed results
July 14 report details a doubleheader between the Coyotes and Oaks in San Francisco. Each team won once, 9 to 1, with Oakland and Sacramento players Stroking early runs and late-game rallies noted amid scattered defensive highlights and pitching shifts.
Cubs Lead Giants and Boston Ahead in American League
New York holds a seven game edge in the pennant chase as Boston and the Cubs push the pace. a rough, wide ranging recap notes wins by the Cubs, Red Sox, and Yankees, with no progress from Pittsburgh or Philadelphia and a Washington shutout victory by the Tigers?
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Giants
Boston
New York
Cus
Red Sox
Yank Faur
Severgine
Pittsbore
Philadelphia
Washington
Inesel Spagne
Autles
Orrers
Cleveland Triumphs in Double Victory over New York
In a midweek American League game Cleveland defeated New York 7 to 1, scoring in the fourth inning and breaking open the contest. New York managed a single run in the ninth as Cleveland’s pitching and timely hitting carried the offense. Stanion and other Cleveland players contributed key plays.
Ace pace marks grand circuit debut for Tommy Murphy
Tommy Murphy's ace in the first free-for-all pace of the 1818 Grand Circuit is hailed as an extreme south herness display. Misa Hortis MM, a premier mare, is praised for early driving and records, with notes she paced 2.02 mile and whispers of private time near two minutes.
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Achersen
Misa Hortis
Koné
Tommy Murphy
Pougte Keopslein
Dempsey to Meet Milke Tonight in Big New York Card
In New York July 44 a major boxing carnival unfolds tonight led by a Dempsey versus Milke bout for the heavyweight claim. The card features Kenny Leonard against Willie Jackson and Billy Miske’s return, with anticipated exchanges as both fighters push to prove dominance in the late stages of their careers.
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Hp Hurcain
Mad Saware
Tack Dempsey
Ball Like City
Eta
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Nempsey
Denyse
Isin
Billy Miske
Kenny Leonard
Elimpton
Willie Jackson
Leonard An
Stine
Jackson
Knockout blows ring as Dundee bout thrills crowds
Report notes six dollars not beyond reach as Jackson, famed for calm hands, faces Johnny Dundee in a recent bout. The bout drew attention to Jackson’s unguarded moments and rough handling that left observers talking about the action and the fighters’ form.
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Ag Jackson
Ciil
Johnny Dundee
Rostow and Wilting lead two St Louis games loss
Rostow won two games for St Louis as Boston, Pittsburgh, and New York results shake up the National League standings. In the twin bill, Boston wins 8-4 and 4-3, while Chicago, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati also post wins and schedule notes list matches at Cincinnati, Chicago, and St Louis with Murphy and Fisher among the top contributors.
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Angels And Seals Split Twin Bill In July Doubleheader
In Los Angeles the Angels won the morning game 3 to 2 while the Seals captured the afternoon 7 to 5. Baum struggled in the first game, Taunt shut down the Angels after the early frames, and Crandall yielded heavy hits but received solid defense. In the nightcap San Francisco chased Valencia in the third, Perris faltered, and O'Doul allowed only two big-inning runs as the Angels failed to capitalize outside those frames. Good crowds attended both games.
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Time of Fame
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Four Pitchers Use Tried But Wilson Beats Espee at Salt Lake
The Southern Pacific team fielded four pitchers in a vigorous afternoon rout by Wilson at Salt Lake, with Salt Lake suffering a 23 to 7 loss. The box score lists multiple pitchers for both teams and notes Green and Morgan as key hitters, while attendance reached about 150.
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Sphea play by Nohl and Antes leads tight second game
In a tense second game, the offense comes alive as Sphea and Nohl spark a rally while Antes adds a key hit. Scare by innings shows runs scattered. Maranville, Heathcote and Wicklani contribute with hits and stolen bases. Boston and St. Louis errors noted. Sherdel and Doake trade innings with Demaree and Mard strong on mound. Cincinnati wins 9 to 5 as Groh Roush and Chase collect four hits each. Burns Tryle and Ring factor in the field amid multiple errors.
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Cubs Batter Phil Heavers For $ Runs Chicago
Chicago routed Philadelphia 9 to 5 with a batting surge and sharp fielding. Errors by Cravath and Weider plagued Philadelphia while Luderus Adams and Ho hoLcher provided multiple hits. Streitful misreads and baserunning miscues hampered the visitors as Chicago pulled away in the late innings.
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Change of name hearing in Weber County Utah
Notice of a name change petition in Weber County Utah. John August Jonescheit seeks to be called John August Joannis. Hearing set before Judge A W Agee on July 25, 1918 at 10 o clock in Ogden City Court. Clerk’s certificate dated June 26, 1919. Attorneys Choz & Stine represent petitioner.
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Second Judicial District
Weber
State of
Utah
Probate and Guardian Notices in Ogden City
In the matter of the estate of Mary Pignon also known as Mary Tigton, creditors must present claims with vouchers to R. B. Farnsworth at Utah National Bank building Ogden City on or before the 8th day of August. George H. Piper is administrator of the estate of Mary Pignon alias Mary Dignan, deceased.
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Ogden City
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Maris Pignon
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