Indians Star Is Called for Army
The Fort Wayne draft board ordered Bill Wambsganss of the Cleveland Indians to report to Camp Zachary Taylor on July 25 for national army duty. He will stay with the team on its eastern trip and leave in time to report. He has been playing spectacular second base. Manager Tris Speaker, veteran infielder, and two younger players Al Fale and Harry Linte to fill his position.
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Griggs Leads In Batting Honors In 1918 Coast League
Salt Lake, July 16. Art Griggs of Sacramento tops batting race for the 1918 Coast League season. He hit .276 early, climbed to .460 peak, then after an injury his average fell to around .350. Charlie Pick of the Seafs placed second at .324, Marcy Chappell and Jacques Fournier also among leaders. Griggs finished with 134 hits, 27 doubles, and 27 stolen bases.
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Charlie Pick
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Lon Angels
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Ree
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Jack Farmer
Teested Fang
Pete Jintley
Vernon Ider
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Sterling
Sarker
Art Grices
Sheely
Salts Lake
Jennings predicts exhibition game outcome at May 15 date
Reported remarks from Jennings suggesting Americans will perform in an exhibition today. He downplays danger of caverns and medals, noting uncertainty about participation and outcomes.
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Jenning
Vin Braucht
Toda
Coast League Figures for 1918 Season Summary
Coast League totals recap for 1918 based on season performances of all players who served with the clubs. The Sacramento figures reflect Portland players who spent the year with Sacramento, as most Portland players were with Sacramento during the season.
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Sacramento
Portland
Home runs highlight Pirates Brooklyn game in Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH July 15 Home runs by Southworth and Dighee highlighted today's Presburg Brooklyn game, Brooklyn narrowly won 8 to 6 after a tense sequence. Errors affected both teams withMarquard and Mayer pitching.
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Wenierunn
Her
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Carey
Olaon
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Titisburg
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Nayer
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Marquard
Beott Perry Leads Philadelphia Past St Louis in Twin Bill
Philadelphia Phillies defeat St Louis twice with Perry winning the first game 7 to 6 and a later close contest. The report lists multiple players, scoring, and pitching details across both games, noting hits, errors, and defensive plays.
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Beott Perry
St. Louis
Gregg
Browns
Seora
Philadelph
Gedeon
Lise Nits
Sover
Petty
Wivehyes
Erry
Summaries From a Fragmented Baseball Box Score
A damaged OCR fragment reports a New York and Cleveland game with errors and multiple players named. It notes New York scoring seven runs to Cleveland nine, various hits including home runs by Weed and Bolen, and errors by New York. Pitchers Finneran and Caveleskie show mixed lines across seven and two innings respectively.
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Finnah
Ytannah Loalng Piteher
Pinnesan
Bees Seek Regular Jobs After Salt Lake Ball Trip
Beekeeping players from Salt Lake headed for new work after a disrupted road trip. Karl Crandall plans a move to Los Angeles for a Standard Oil post, Harry Dawhert returns to Louisville, Earl Sheely weighs St Louis or Cleveland offers, Mike Monnick may mine coal in Pennsylvania, Joe Dunn heads to Ohio, Charlie McDonald leaves for Birmingham, Medanald endures a long journey with little pay, Clarence Smith returns to New Orleans, Milly Orr stays in Salt Lake, and Buy Lane notes a 1914 Coincidence in club affairs.
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Karl Crandall
Los Angeles
Standard Oil Company
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Louisville
Earl Sheely
St. Louis
Cleveland
Spokane
Mike Monnick
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Joe Dunn
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Clarence Smith
New Orleans
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Union Association
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Miske Dominates Madden In Eight Round Bout
Miske of Springfield outpointed Harkey Madden of New York over eight rounds here tonight. Miske pressed with rights to head and body while Madden relied on lefts. Miske will fight Jack Meninge at Madison Square Garden in New York tomorrow night.
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Jersey City
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Harkey Madden
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Auske
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Misko
Jack Meninge
Madison Square Garden
Bar Association Flag Of Ten Stars In Comity Parade
A garbled report notes a bar association flag featuring ten stars for a local event. It mentions a garvicn flag and a forthcoming procession presenting symbols of unity among groups. Further readable details remain unclear in the fragment.
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BAR Association
Weber County Bar Members Listed in Military Dedication
A Weber County Bar association roster honors members serving in U S and allied forces. The list includes judges, advocates, aviation personnel, naval recruits, and army officers from multiple divisions and countries. Names span local and national figures with ties to the army navy and foreign services, reflecting wartime duty and dedication.
Annual Report of County Schools Summary
The document presents the annual financial report of Weber County schools, detailing receipts and disbursements. It lists totals for funds, equipment, operation expenses, and wardings, with figures approximating 15,094.61 in receipts and 66,919 in disbursements, reflecting district expenditures and asset investments.
Unclear text fragment with scattered names and places
The readable portions mention Wilkens and Twenty-fifth Street, names like Mirco Anne Gilbert and Mrs. Gabel, and a mix of unrelated terms about liquor, bottles, and rubber. The OCR is garbled, providing no coherent event or report to summarize.
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Mirco Anne Gilber
Dtalian Wat
Twente-fifth Street
Gabel
Sheriff and deputy arrest woman over alcohol hidden in case
Sheriff Feierson and Deputy Wootten say the woman was stopped after attempting to claim a case said to hold two bottles of liquor misrepresented as water. They knew her intent and apprehended her soon after leaving the express office. She was released on bail.
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Depuly Wootten
Ape
Circular tightens loaf sizes and prices for bakers
An official circular from Administrator W. Armtreng rescinds prior loaf standards and sets new sizes and wholesale pricing for loaves. One and three quarter, three quarter, and one pound loaves are approved with specified wholesale charges. Retail details were not yet released, but a dealer speculated 10 cent or 15 cent pricing for smaller loaves and 17 cents for a twenty four ounce loaf.
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W. We Armetreng
Ftate
Dreslar
Glenwood Park Name Change Debate Favors Tradition
At Glenwood city commission meeting a petition to rename Glenwood Park to Lorin Farr Park was renewed by the Daughters of Pioneers. A large church delegation urged retaining the current name, deeming it more appropriate and evocative of local pioneers and Ogden’s early settlers. Some favored Pioneer Park as a name for broader homage to pioneers and the park’s flier history.
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Lorin Farr
Ogden
Army Aviators Plead To Go Over Trans Atlantic Flight
Nine American army aviators at Mineola request consideration when pilots are selected for the transAtlantic flight. They argue the Atlantic endeavor is not only possible but would be attempted before year’s end. Major Rhincharde notes he plans to add his own input to the fight.
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Tfelburst Fied
C. K. Rainetet
Rhincharde
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