Visser Defeats Nelson for Intermountain Heavyweight Title
In a 67 minute match at the Alhambra Theatre Ogden’s Tete Visser defeated George Nelson of Balt Lake and Preston to claim the Intermountain heavyweight championship. Visser used a new arm scissors hold to win the second and third falls after a 42 minute first fall, with Nelson briefly rallying in the third. Referee Tia Kelly praised both wrestlers for their show of strength and endurance.
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Thors
Tete Visser
Ogden
George Nelson
Balt Lake
Preston
Alhambra
Visser
Nelson
Mia
Atch¢An
Hoe
Ally
Viewer
Diaplaya
Tia Kelly
Cave
Kelly
Noranal Katoeness
Vandiver and Cole Lead Twelve Inning Baseball Clash
Vandiver 2b and Cole 2b spearhead a taut game with three base hits by Duncan and a scatter of hits across the order. Pitchers Collins, Shipley and Cole held the foes to matchups while errors and a double play featuring Layman to Falck preserved the tense finish.
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Lutco
PO. A
Vandiver
Stewart
Cardhloff
Weapler
Butterfield
Cole
Ibs de Seseeee
Heardon
S Essere
Duncan, & Werner
Bhipley
Fagan
Oninga
Duncan
Twobsso
Weesler
Layman
Bactiflee
Bhiplez
Crosman
Bloen
Vanniver
Carlile
Wessler
Reardon
Rhupe
Collins
Uninga
Shipley
Colling
Balla
Cale
Shipte
Colling S
Wereter
Hutter
Hair Power & Light down Utamade at Glenwood Park
The Hair Power and Light baseball team defeated the Utamade team 16 to 5 at Glenwood Park in the Pioneer Day program. Notable moments included three double plays and strong batting by Shupe Layman Duncan and Weosler, solid fielding by Vandiver, and catches by Duncan and Wilton. A new Morseilo, Nev. player showed professional style behind the plate.
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Hair Power & Light Company
Utamade
Glenwood Park
Kame
Shupe
Layman
Duncan
Weosler
Vandiver
Wilton
Wison
Morseilo
Nev
Thirty Teams Enter Rifle Meet Across United States
Washington July 24 Thirty teams have entered the national civilian rifle club championship of the United States. The competition runs under the War Department auspices and closes August 7 with teams from California and Ohio to Montana and the Canal Zone. Notable entrants include last year’s winner Los Angeles Rifle Club and teams from Detroit Des Moines Spokane and Fortsmouth Norfolk among others.
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Washington
War Department
United States
Dou Angelea Rifle Club
Strong City
Kan
Akron
Des Moines
I Ate
Aries
White Sulphur Springs
Mont
Butte
Cleveland
The
Rifle Club
Preparedness Club
Roldar Raylds
D.C
Wart Department Sifte Club
Interior Department
Home Club
Target Association
St. Maul
Detroit
Rise and Revolver Club
Eagiers
Detroit Gap Club
San Francisco
Spokane
New Haven
Bao Pranciaco
San Juan
Maud Ancon
Canal Zone
Beattie
Wallace, Wa
Laosing
Mich
Flint
Davenport
Great Falla
Muskogee
Okla
Manhatt and
Fortsmouth
Norfolk
Stating Club Standings From Yesterday’s Results
Yesterday's results show Portland 0 Salt Lake during forenoon play and Salt Lake 10 Portland in the afternoon. Today's schedule lists Vernon at Oakland with afternoon games expected.
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Portland
Salt Lake
Vernon
Oakland
Pittsburg Beats Philadelphia In Nine Run NL Game
July 24 Musburg report shows Pittsburg defeating Philadelphia 9 to 1, with Mamnaur limiting the visitors to three hits. The contest notes minimal action with few other games recorded.
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Musburg
Pittsburg
Whiladelphia
Mamnaur
Donlin May Return to Manage Columbus A A Club
Former Giant outfielder and vaudeville favorite Mike Donlin may take over the Columbus A A managerial post after Rudy Hulswitt quits. Donlin is favored and has strong backing from John McGraw, with the Columbus club yet to confirm.
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Mike Donlin
Columbus A. A
Rudy Hulswitt
Ulewitt
Donlin
Columbus
John McGraw
Pirates Rally Over Phillies In Cactus League Play
Phillies used three pitchers in a rough outing as Pirates offense clicked across five runs through three innings and again late. Mayer started, Garrett and McQuillan came in. Gibson tripled, sparking a Philadelphia rally that fell short as Pittsburgh prevailed 9 to 1.
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Hial
Temares
Pirates
Funes
Mayer
McQuillan
Sox win thirteen inning tilt as Coveleskie nails Detroit
In Detroit July 24 Chicago defeated Detroit 3 to 2 in thirteen innings. Coveleski pitched after Felech singled, Terry was hit by a pitch, a sacrifice and Col lasso delivered the deciding run. Both clubs fielded well and the game featured sharp pitching with Chicago pulling ahead in the 13th.
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Detroit
Chicago
Sox
Coveleskle
Felech
Terry
John Collas
Wolfgang
Schalk
Diteen
Dlanager
Boy Dies as Result of Lockjaw in Chicago
Chicago July 25 William A Ulrey aged 15 died today from lockjaw believed caused by wounds incurred when he was stuck down with heavy shears at Saddle and Cycle End about four weeks ago. Gardener Nicholas Moga has been turned over to the grand jury on manslaughter charges. Ulrey died yesterday.
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Chicago
Williem A. Urey
Nicholas Moga
Ulrey
Salt Lake Wins Two Games In Doubleheader
Balt Lake, July 25. The Utes defeated the Beavers in a doubleheader, with Bill Dicrcey delivering standout pitching in the morning win 9 to 3 and Salt Lake taking the afternoon game 10 to 6. Weather and field conditions were poor, yet over 2,500 attended the morning game and about 3,060 the afternoon contest.
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Utes
Balt Lake
Bill Dicrcey
Utew
Ueavers Down & Ferch
Acore
Viercey
West
McCredie
Mall
Nologa
Portland
Rntings
Salt Lake
Champion Langer to Enter 400 Yard National Swim Race
New York July 25 The New York Athletic Club has learned Lady Langer of the Los Angeles Athletic Club, American champion at quarter half and mile distances, will compete in the 412 yard national championship swimming race here on August 5. Langer will meet Herbert E Vollmer of the New York Athletics Club who recently broke the American Indoor record for 500 yards and defended his Metropolitan title. Langer will accompany Vollmer and Teddy Cann of New York on a tour to St Louis Los Angeles and Montreal.
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New York
New York Athletic Club
Lady Langer
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Langer
Herbert E. Vollner
New York Athletics
Sue
Vollmer
Teddy Cann
St Louis
Los Angeles
Vonotuty
Grand Circuit Feature Pace At Detroit Show Battle For Record
Detroit July 25 feature race on Grand Circuit program carried a $5,000 stake and a 2 06 pacer pace. Sadie Densmore posted the fast time while others like The Savoy Goldie GC The Teaver and Ben Earl also chased records. The existing event record remains 2 07 24 set by Joe Patchen II in 1912 with other races including a 1600 yard three year olds heat at 2 12 and a 2 13 pace carrying a $1,200 purse. Additional notes mention ice forming and unrelated reminiscence about age and appearance.
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Detroit
Michigan
Blmrest
Chamber of Commerce
Sadie Densmore
Urat Bonory
Savoy
Goldie GC
the Teaver
Ben Earl
Speyer Remains On Council Roll in Privy Council Case
London July 25. The Court of Appeals ruled there is no question of Sir Edgar Speyer’s right to remain on the Privy Council. The decision upholds a lower court ruling in favor of Speyer, a British citizen of German birth, who faced attacks during World War I. The case follows his May 1915 resignation and attempts to revoke his baronetcy. Simultaneously, a factory anecdote recalls a seven minute car assembly, cited humorously in Popular Monthly.
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London
Edgar Speyer
Privy Council
Edgar
Speyer
New Cork
Frankfort An Maln
England
Asquith
Bie Edgar
College of Arma
Antifierman League
The First Thing To Do On Your Vacation
A Hoy article outlines practical steps at the start of a vacation. It stresses planning, budgeting, and choosing top activities. The piece emphasizes lightweight, enjoyable experiences and avoiding overpacking or overplanning.
Discretion at Convention Cited by Congressman Ham Tat
In a Richmond Times Dispatch classified ad, the congressman explains his choice to stay home and bill others for any missteps, saying he would get more out of the convention by remaining away and charging colleagues for errors.
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Ham
Richmond Times Dispatch
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