21 Jul 1915
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1915
Page
1
San Francisco news reports Bobby Younes third baseman from the San Francisco club was sold to the Detroit Tigers. The deal includes Pitcher Tiller Cavet as payment. Cavet will join Detroit soon while Younes remains with the local team through the fall.
Umpire Kendall Read and official Volker are named in a fragmentary sports item. The readable text references an umpire and an official in a game or event, but no clear teams, score, or location are established.
Jack Ness delivers a standout hitting performance as Los Angeles defeats the Tigers and Owl in a high scoring game. Ness drives in runs with a double in the eighth and a triple in the ninth, boosting a world record pace. Vernon and Rune struggle on the mound as strong hitting from Ness, Haenley, and Nesd shapes the outcome.
Tomorrow the Weber stake holds its annual outing at Lagoon with a rich program and prizes. Principal event is a ball game between Sunday school superintendents and ward superintendents, followed by races, tug of war, spelling contests, and a baseball game at 4:39 p.m. Officials and many contestants listed including Ward Superintendent, Ogden, Jackson, Woodward, Read, Stewart, Brewe.
In Cleveland Ohio on July 21 the Grand Circuit programme listed events including the 2 11/4 trot the 2 15 pace the 4 09 mile and the Ohio stake for 2 09 trotters. W Tredeil and Major Day teamed up in the 2 8 pace with Peter Scott favored for the Ohio stake while Tou Limine Bella E and others drew interest from bettors.
In the week’s opener the Seals led early and widened the margin, aided by fielding miscues by the Dillonites. A long homer by Harry Walter boosted the lead as the Seals pulled away to a comfortable victory. the Angels, after a rough third, could not mount a comeback.
Local fragment describes Lamberg’s Teulon forces pushing back Loo Russians. Censor cuts reference to a helter-skelter counterattack led by Schmutz. Debate on whether Schmutz is a pitcher and whether accusations of past behavior are valid.
July reports detail Boston and Cincinnati as well as Philadelphia and Chicago with Philadelphia winning 8 to 6 after a seventh inning rally aided by errors and wild pitches. St Louis beat New York 1 to 0 as Griner faltered late. Brooklyn lost to Pittsburgh 6 to 9 in a doubleheader with multiple errors and timely hits. Cincinnati topped St Louis 6 to 2 in Benton’s strong second inning display. Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, and St Louis are highlighted for notable innings and defensive miscues across the day’s slate.
Boston loses ground in pennant race as Cleveland defeats Washington and holds steady prep. Shore and teammates spark a late rally while Johnson and Laughlin clash over umpire decisions. New York and St Louis nets show tight play with close scores amid a day of doubleheaders and shifting standings.
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Fragmented score references pithers and pattspargh with Whitshoreh and Loflite noted. Shaky names and garbled phrases describe a contest between visitors and home team with a late relief effort, ending in a draw.
The Le Tellier family sold their newspaper to a Francoist syndicate led by Wendel, deputy for Meurthe et Moselle. Reported price is about 22 million francs.
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