Salt Lake Bees Swamped by Oakland Hughes and Schinkle Mound Start
May 30 game in San Francisco saw Salt Lake overwhelmed by Oakland as pitcher Hughes battled Bees. Schinkle started on the mound for Salt Lake, but the Bees lacked control and timely hits. Marty Hadaab provided sparks for Oakland, with Tiny Lane stealing four bases before being caught stealing home. Eddie Mensor starred defensively and infield plays. the Oaks dominated on defense and offense.
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Wodom en of World Lodge Subscribes for Liberty Bonds
A local lodge meeting saw 1509 members subscribing to Liberty Bonds and pledging to avoid dues and member entanglements with military action. Deputy Hoover of Denver, Robert Rungell of Salt Lake, and a Balt Lake official attended and spoke on patriotism and carder duties while detailing bond proceeds and pledges.
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Weird Beavers Portland Exhibition Ends in Portland Victory
Vernon and Portland pitchers all struggled in a wild exhibition at WOK between Vernon and Portland. Portland won 11 to 9 after late scoring, with Farmer delivering key hits and managerial moves affecting the nine inning affair.
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Stymie Question To Be Decided In Chicago May 31
The Women s Western association's board will decide whether the ornamentation rule should be applied in union with the new ruling of the Western association. The Women s Western association operates independently of the Western Association and the United States Golf Association but presides over the tournament under both rules. Officials anticipate a decision today at The Lyceum during Alt Comedy Day.
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Willard Morris May Headline Reno Heavyweight Show
Promoter Jack Kearns plans a twenty round title bout between Jess Willard and Carl Morris, possibly in Reno, as part of a busy heavyweight schedule. Willard tours with a show, Morris prepares for a New York bout with Frank Moran, and promotions look to a Mayweather era level purse. A separate wrestling match in San Francisco on June 3 links to a worlds wrestling title dispute with Earl Caddock as a potential challenger.
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Boston Wins Easily In Cleveland Showdown
Boston defeats Cleveland 6 to 1 before 10,008 fans as Carl Mays hurls a strong game. Walker and Lewis spark the offense while Gardner makes a standout third base play. In New York, Detroit tops the Yankees 8 to 6 as Spencer and Veach contribute for Detroit. Pittsburgh edges Philadelphia 2 to 1 in opening game. Cincinnati beats St Louis 3 to 2. Local items include visitors to Huntsville and California guests among long list of names.
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Certificates Issued To Utah Teachers At State Board Meeting
Salt Lake June 1 The state board of education issued certificates and diplomas to teachers from across Utah. Life certificates listed names including Mayfock Ogden Clateer Salt Lake City Maginnis Brigham City Passes Brigham City etc. Five year certificates awarded to Aston Allred Fasntaln Green Gertrude Anderberg Sandy Geneva Anderson Rosetta Ruth Blake Deweyville and others.
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Veterans of baseball Terry Turner is a longtime star
The article argues Terry Turner should be seen as a veteran of the league alongside famed names. Turner spent fourteen years with the Cleveland club, mostly at third base, alongside Lajoie. He is praised for his even temper and consistency, anchoring the infield for over a decade and posting a solid career batting average for an infielder. In recent seasons he remained productive in limited games, maintaining value despite age.
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Sam Crawford
Johnny Evers
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