Bees Sweep Seals to Clinch Series in Salt Lake
Salt Lake Bees defeated the Seals four games to two, taking the final 4 to 2 at home. The day featured sensational fielding as both teams produced outstanding defense in a historic Salt Lake victory and a split of the Angels and Oaks series.
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Salt Lake
Second Army Corps
Bees
Seals
Angels
Oaks
McCredites
Echea
Ogden Southern Pacific Edges Wilson Nine In Closest Salt Lake Tilt
At Glenwood Park yesterday Ogden Southern Pacific beat Wilson of Salt Lake 3 to 2 in a tense local baseball game. The last inning thrilled fans with action around the bases as Norden saved the lead on a crucial out and Greenwell drew a walk to force a final play, ending the contest amid heated but brief protests.
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Glenwood Park
Ogden Southern Pacific
Wilson
Salt Lake
Cilwes
Gill
Hinkle
Binetto
Norden
Pitt
Simpkis
Greenwell
Salt Baker
Red Cross Golf Match Breaks Fund Records in Chicago
At Lake Shores country club Chicago on June 9 a Red Cross golf fundraiser surpassed prior marks with receipts around 1400. The event featured national champion Hutchison and Western Open champ Barnes facing Lock Hutchison and Robart McDonald of Indian Hill, tying the course record 69 set Friday. Evans and Barnum posted 74 strokes as the match concluded.
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Chicago
Red Cross
Lake Shores Country Club
Hut Wern
Lite Vans
Anil James Barnes
Champon
Lock Hutchison
Robart McDonald
Indian Hill Club
Lutchingon
Cornar
Lice
Evans
Pena
Barnon
Tigers Swept Coyotes In Doubleheader, Band 2 1
In Los Angeles the Tigers took both games from the Coyotes. The afternoon game went eleven innings as Hoy Mitchell held the Senators scoreless until the seventh with Vernon taking the lead in the fourth on a Bren ton error. Brenton pitched into extras, yielding two safeties as the Tigers chased in the winning run. Morning tilt at Vernon was a slugfest, Fromme and Leake matching zeroes until Sacramento tallied four in the sixth.
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Coyotes
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Fromno
Leake
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J. Mitchell
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Angels
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Clardner
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Gaane
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McCarthy Aflernann Eames
Browns Beat Yanks In Exciting Twelfth
In a tense late inning, St Louis edged New York 4 to 3 in twelve innings to drop the visitors from first place. Hendryx drew a key walk and a fumble by Glihepley allowed Gedeon to score the winning run as the Browns rally from a 3-0 deficit.
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YANKS
St.louis
Louis
New York
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Hendryx
Demimitt
Pratt
Glihepley
Geneon
Johns
Gerber
Tiate
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Lannah
Isannah
Ali Severeid
Gedeon
Scaro
Baseball score and schedule items from June reports
June 1 Cleveland lost 2 to 0 as Roaston beat them in the final game of the series. Early season notes mention spring maids and a Taranto moment. Chicago beat Cellico in a 2 to 4 result with Phibided and Perry dying in the misplays. Felsen made notable catches.
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Cleveland
Roaston
Cleveland Today
Leonard
Kine Taranto
Jchotte
Celcaco, Inc
Chicago
Cone Ton
Tearte
Perry
Ty Felsen
Notice of Estrays in Weber County Ogden City Utah
State of Utah Weber County notice describes unclaimed stray animals taken up by Poundkeeper Frank A Naismith sold to highest bidder at 1849 Washington Ave Ogden City on June 20 1918. Details include one light bay horse age about seven with white markings and gear scars weight around 1100 pounds.
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State of
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Weber
Ozden City
Washington Avenue
Ogden City
Board of Education
Ogden Cty
Col. Judson
Dee School
Twentieth Street
Washington and
Adams
Sven
Quincy School
Quincy Avenue
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Hodgson
Heetes
Ogden
Hills
Board of
Edwcation
Educatio
Wol Williams
Sie AL McCready
Ogden Standard
Jung
Fraternal Societies Meet in Ogden Venues Across City
Readable OCR lists numerous clubs and lodges in Ogden including Protherhood of American Yeomen Onden Homestead No 1505 meets Wednesdays at the YMCA hall. Queen City Rebekah Lodge No 1 meets Saturdays at Odd Fellows Hall. Opden Lodge and Loyal Order of Moose hold weekly meetings at Washington Avenue venues. Various officers named and invitation extended to visiting members.
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O. FL Hall
Ida
Washington Ave
A. Newell
A. Junk
Queen City
Rebekah Lodge
Oddatta Jall
Lu Tile Stephens
Cy Jall Clondman
An van Buren
Opden Lodge A. Ism
Loyal Order of
Mogse
Welock
Bigose Hall
WJ. Wright
Kinanas
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American Masonic Federation
Orden Lodges
Aga 24Th
St. Joseph
Woodmen of the World
Weber Camp
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Praternity Black
Svers
M. A. Galt
Aubter
P.O. Box
Order of Eagles
Ogden Aeris
Aletica
Hurst Hall
Hudson Ave
Johnson
J. Re. Timchelitt
Ogden Lodge No. 5
Order of Odd WeHows
I. Q. O. F. Hall
J. P. Frank Pollard
N. G. Henry Kissell
Ogden Ladga No
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Pythian Building
Grant Arcant
Eniga
Fred Mener
C.C
W. L. Underwood
Janes McCamant
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Denver Consolidated Stock Exchange
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North Ogden
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Eagles
Grant Avenue
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Gold Fellowa
Praternity Building
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Oracle
William
Netlia Turner
Buren Ave
Order of Stairway
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Arah Ranson
Lis
West Patterson Ave
R. Marie Crites
Moores Ava
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