Baseball Scores and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday in the majors the Cubs beat the Reds 4 2, the Phillies topped the Indians 4 2, and the Giants shut out the Cardinals 6 2. Today’s slate includes Washington at Lola, Chicago at Philadelphia, Detroit at New York, Cleveland at Boston, with noted performances by Speaker and Hoblitzell in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palintetphia
Chieaan
Milas Delphia
Washington
St. Louis
Waats
Inston
AY Pittetireh
Tutteturen
Mile
New York
Dejpuila
Ach Labis
Lola
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Tigers
Yankees
Tisston
Besser
Raiass
Doula
Svete
Cincinnati
Fhiladelphta S
Piltaburab
Boxing Roundup From Philadelphia Feature Fights
June 4 reports show Denny Leonant easily defeating Joe Welsh in a sub 140 pound bout in Philadelphia as the main event, with Kilbane seeking a match with Leonard and Pete Werman filing under the selective tax act while preparing to meet Kid Williams in a June 13 rematch in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Vwerman
New Orleans
Ile Cloims
Kid Wiliams
Final tribute to Les Darcy in San Francisco
Final tribute to James Lester Darcy held in San Francisco as his remains were escorted to the steamer bound for Australia. The funeral procession included mounted police and a band with Eagles members marching, followed by memorial services at the Eagles' hall. Darcy had served in the U S Army Aviation Corps and died of pneumonia weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Francisco
James Lester
Lea) Darcy
Memphis
Australia
United States
Pugs
Fratercat Order of Eagles
Eagles
Josph P. McQuaide
Sacred Heart Church
Dercy
United States Army Aviation Corps
Fall from scaffold causes death in Salt Lake City
A 49 year old worker, A B Dunn, died after falling from a scaffold at 142 South West Temple Street, Salt Lake City. A defective rope hitch was cited as the cause. he died at St Mark's Hospital hours later. The accident occurred yesterday morning. Dunn's employer and local relatives are noted, with the incident linked to prior carpentry work in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Jane
South West Temple Street
Dunn
Palaler
Soul West
St. Mark's Hospital
Pareratt
Aes
Mark
Tal
Mhyelelsrs
Bres
Mike
Branty
Ba Bay Rolby aMliclais
Mie
Los Angeles
Onipsnix Manthe
Austria in turmoil as parliament to discuss reforms this week
Vienna dispatch reports from Copenhagen via London that the Austrian parliament is expected to convene this week to debate reforms. The tone suggests unsettled public mood and potential changes facing the government amid the political climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Copenhagen
London
Vienna
Pacific Coast League Week Games Preview
City teams face varied matchups with Salt Lake at Portland and Oakland visiting Vernon. Dordant travels to Perutanit while Veronal plays Vernon, outlining upcoming league contests and venue notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Take Ve Dordant
Oakland
Pistia
Rivers and Young Battle for Meats at Orpheum Theater
Boxing card at the Orpheum Friday features Joe Rivers against Al Young in a fifteen round bout. Promoter details and referee Jack Mower are noted as part of the event with Willie Witchie and Jose Lopez referenced in the undercard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Orpheum
Dam Rivers
Uthe Meziran
Slater
al Young
Orpheum Theatre
Deans Leonard
Willie Witchie
Wile
Rivers
Moore
Jose
Flehter
Jimmy Johns
Edalle King
Als King
Jack Mower
Asden Jorle Concern
Dates Fixed For Postponed Games in Wide Schedule
A schedule clears postponed games across leagues with multiple dates in June through September. Matches include Brooklyn versus Boston, New York against Philadelphia, Pittsburgh versus Chicago, and Cincinnati engagement with St Louis, among others, with several open dates and doubleheaders listed for each pairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Brooklyn
Repiersber
New York
Broraber
Phiadelphia
Mittaburgh
Cincinnati
Bt. Lois
Thiaidelphis
Drookin
Toston
Mphiladelphia
Witteburah
Hoxton
Hpoklyn
Apust
Cincin Mati
Bt. Lowir
Philadelphia
Sgacie
Chicago
St Louis
Bt. Vani Wty
Too Angeles Club Readies Roster for Road Trip
President Johnny Powers and Manager Frank Chances of the Too Angeles club met to decide which players will be released or kept before leaving for the road. Robby Vaughn or Bob Davie may depart, while Dan Saget is injured and maybe benched at home. Pete Standridee will travel, Dr. Spencer expects him to work late next week, and Jack Fournier will sign to start in the outfield if Kimster’s arm fails. Joe Bebults reports amicable contract settlements with Pittsburgh, who will cover any salary differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Angeles
Johnny Powers
Frank Chances
Too Angeles
Doma
Alendota
Tran
Powers
Chance
Bill Kenworthy
Pis Hlene
Kenworthy
Frits
Robby + Vaughn
Bob Davie
Dan
Saget
Pete Standridee
Spencer
Pete
Jack Fournier
KiMster
Joe Bebults
Pittsburgh
Railroads Must Secure Permits, Supreme Court Rules
In a June 4 decision the Supreme Court ordered railroads building through federal forest reserves to obtain permits and compensate affected lands. The ruling affirmed a $68 damage award against a railroad on the Coeur d’Alene reservation extension, citing requirements under federal protection of forest lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme
Coeur d'Alene
Ith
Wise Honor
Ogden Steam Laundry Offers Fine Rug Cleaning
Advertising note repeats Ogden Steam Laundry service with contact phone 175 while a garbled line follows mentioning a pinth eye and a magnet in a fowl, seemingly unrelated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Steam Laundry
B A Committee Extends Thanks For Memorial Day Service
The committee extends thanks to AE for aiding Memorial Day services in Lopan post Georgia. Gratitude expressed for notes and for the excellent kind assistance given during the event, with signed acknowledgment from committee members J. Owankin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlans
Westen
J. Owankin
Plaza Apartments Ad Offers Small Two Room Units
Classified ad advertises two room apartments with appliances and modern features at affordable rents. Mentions price range from 70 to 98 dollars per month plus utilities and heat. Contact phone number provided for inquiries.
Colleges plan return to athletics under wartime limits
New York June 4 Conviction grows among eastern college followers that athletics will resume at most institutions when fall opens. Meetings will discuss restoring prewar competitive conditions with restrictions to fit war needs. National Collegiate Athletic Managers propose suspending freshman and one year rules to allow broader eligibility and redirect some games to war related causes like the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
College
Epctte
Lds
Pres
Went Wilson
National Defense
Varl Oa University Athletic Associations
Milad
National Collegiate Athletic Managers Association
An & Mieiber
Matarelly
Pame
Caures
Red Cross
Utte
Ut In
Bennie Leonard Declares Title Won’t Halt Frontline Duty
New York lightweight star Bennie Leonard, holder of the lightweight belt tag, says his title will not stop him from going to the front. Leonard recently defeated Freddie Welsh, restoring his claim as a top challenger. His career is noted for a brilliant record and willingness to meet tough opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie Leonard
New York
America
Freddie Welsh
Welsh
Willie Ruckis
Leonard
Reilley Wins State Championship at Ogden Shoot
Reilley, from Salt Lake, wins the amateur Alice championship at the third annual Utah Sportsmen’s Association trapshoot, held at Ogden Country Club. Final score 97 of 100. Mo Wan tops the day with 19 of 209. Nelson of Rawlins takes second with 190 of 200, and Digelow of Ordes third with 189. Total targets 200. event notes include multiple event wins and ties among finalists. Mackay Idaho reports the first day results with Nelson 23 Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jr
Chick
ReWles, Jr
Salt Lake
Alice
Utah Sporteman's Association
Ogden
Country Club
Mo Wan
Accomplias
C. F Nelson
Rawlins
Wye
A. BP. Digelow
Ordes
Aeom
O. Drown
Joho
Abe
Alen Pishap
Mackay
Idaho
Nelson
Bishop
Leonard Says He Will Join Army
New York light welterweight Freddie Welch, Leonard Rennie, dominates headlines as the champion declares plans to enlist in the army soon. He cites hometown pride in New York and insists military service will not end his boxing story, aiming to train hard and inspire others while maintaining confidence against Kilbane and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Juni
Freddie
Nennie Leonard
Han
Leonard
Worl
America
Teonard
Bia Brad
Guing
Freddie Welch
Ferksys 1
Kilbane
Goddard Packing Company Alters Name and Capital
Stockholders of Goddard Pickle6D to meet Tuesday June 2 to approve amendments expanding business scope. Plans include changing company name to Goddard Packing Company and increasing capital stock to 290000. Also provisions for a seven-director board with officers and a general manager to oversee affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddard Ficke and Preserve Company
Goddard Packing Company
Fronthin
Op Vonal
Wich
Hoppe Plans Summer Stop in Los Angeles
Wille Hoppe, world champion halk-line billiard player, has moved to Los Angeles for the summer. He expects a one to six week layoff and believes a month of practice will return him to peak form. Hoppe earned about $31,000 on his last tour of the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille Hoppe
Angeles
Hoppe
Charpin
Leonardo Wins Six-Round Lightweight Bout in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on June 4, Den ny Leonard defeated Jos Wolst in a six round fight. Leonard, world lightweight champion, dominated after an even opening round. The report notes weight details and includes stray, unrelated text about bread prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonardo
Mhogadelphia
Denny Leonard
Jos Wolst
Philadelphia
Yegharya
Welch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chieszo-Chicago
Crooklyn
Toaton
Cheinnati
Tvston
Ennis Shore
Bia
Loston
Speaker
Abemys
Janvrin
Walker
Scott
Hoblitzell
Bile
Gardner
Urea
Mittebureh
Jacobs
Lavender
Braves
Larnes
Aelding
H.ile
Giants
Watson
Errofe
Louis
Loult Yecpesis
Mann
Homer
Mano
Senatore Hammer Brownie
Waahine
Davenport
Kond
Hiss
Weabington
Rae
St. Lowla
Wanbingtar
Frank Moran
Chicaro
Pittebured
Moran
Morris
Noran
Letta
Mortis
Airenath
Mm. Morrin
Eya
Denny Leonant
Joe Welsh
Tinladelyhia
Johnny Kilbane
Henry Leonard
Leona
Les Darcy
Barcelona
Spain
Johneon Lomn
Charlie White
Johnny Tillman
Ball Park
Minneapolis
Nichie Mitchell
White
Mitchell
Tillman
Cubtaharrr
Evans Erie
Slade
Pacific Coast League
A & Aie
Abd Worthen
Vernon A Um Ut
Joe Rivers
B.A
Plaza Apartments
Alwaukee
Harapshires
Benny Leonard
Reilley
Brown
Bigelow
Digelow
Sam Sharnint
Reil- Hey
Ahootaodl
Rites
East Lake
Quy Holotan
Tennseens Eed
Denois Holohip
J. F. Cowan
Herrick Oc
Deeeeest
Druney
J. A. Cummings
Glee
Pevreens
Shannan
Colle
Biltchell
Aly
Vane
Dr. Tesser
Oardoer
HN. Welch
C. H. Reikes, Jr
Asenee
E. J. Morran
H. B. Mille
EL Ford
J. McGannery
G. I. Decker
Digglow
J. Browning
M. Skeen
C. A. Anderson
Taylor
J. Doon
Stoney KI G
Moffat
Tere Welck
Biddoway
Nelson Tuth
Goddard Pickle
Beste
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!