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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1919
Page
4
Salt Lake Hall in third after beating Oakland 5 to 0 aided by a big Portland Hun Francitea error. Gould starred for Salt Lake with strong pitching and key hits by Humler and Mager. Final score shows Salt Lake 5 Oakland 0 with notable plays, errors, and missed calls noted in the box.
In San Francisco on July 22 the Beavers and Seals played a close game as heat and fatigue affected both sides. Portland's R.tf. F. delivered a decisive 8-3 rally to secure the win, while Heatt and Baldedn contributed key hits.
Scant scoring marked the Coast League action with Los Angeles and Sacramento battling in a low output game. Schultz and Taasler starred in a clumsy contest as other lines misfired. contests across the coast saw San Francisco and Portland tied, Vernon routing Seattle, and a string of clunky box scores from July.
Cleveland beat Philadelphia 4 to 3 as Myers, a former Phillies pitcher, earned the win with a two run triple in the second inning. Scoring details show Philadelphia trailing 3 1 after seven innings and Cleveland taking the advantage before final outs.
In Chicago on July 22 New York stopped Chicago with a six to one victory. Fitcher Quinn led New York with strong hitting and steady support from teammates. Final score New York 6 Chicago 1 with Quinn and Hannah dominating on the mound.
Baseball scores from Chicago New York Cleveland Detroit and St Louis Washington noted. An anarchist quote questions government and police protection, followed by a prompt to read the Classified Ads.
St Louis, July 22 Wellman allowed only five hits as Washington were shut out in a 5 0 game. Jacobs starred for the locals with a run scored and a key hit. Mo stored two runs and drove in another with a double and a triple. Final score Washington 000 009 0 St Louis 200 010 80. pitchers Llatper Zachary Weil and Severeil.
National League action in Boston and other cities postponed yesterday due to rain with no games played in Boston New York Brooklyn Philadelphia and other AL and NL matches. No scores, no standings changes, weather halted play across multiple venues.
Detroit tops Boston 2 to 1 as Detroit gains near the lead. Two bases on balls open the scoring with Young driving in the first run, Cobb later reaching third on Yearh's single and scoring on Hethaan's sacrifice fly. Musser and Schang behind the mound for Boston, Leonard and Stanage for Detroit. Teutonig Intrigue brings a London Punch jab about German plots.
On a scorching day a crowd of youths mocked and aided a fainting man near a house. They loosened his collar and shoes, blew air on him, and placed a block of ice down his neck to revive him, while bystanders watched and reacted with mixed humor and concern.
A fragment from Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason on seasonal memory and Christmas dreams set against July heat. The piece riffs on Santa, crowds, and hopes for a cooler season while noting mundane disruptions and a comic aside about a fish.
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