Twilight Ball Proposals Stir Salt Lake City Ambition
In Salt Lake City on June 1 twilight baseball discussions draw mixed views as evening games begin at 7 with hopes to finish by 930 while workers and businesspeople weigh the pros and cons of shifting schedules the Bees versus Angels series outlines a tough slate and a later sunset plan for Sacramento next week.
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Los Angeles
Dieu
Poland
DE Saly Laviey
Orlock
Rmreatiouts
Ak Ubene Peysaus
Hall Park
Trate
Phese
Diuclnin Agamal Wien
Nnlimate
Thoraday
Angels
Lees
Bees
Donneville Park
Sacramento
Ha Nees
Seals
Hall & Bae
Hirgely
Wilight
Boston versus Chicago in tense 1 0 shutout tilt
Boston blanked Chicago 1 to 0 in a pitching duel as Shelentach held the White Sox to two hits while Bush allowed three. Shean homered and Schalk scored on a passed ball. Gridiron fielding by Atrank, Scott, Collins, Murphy, Leibold, and Weaver highlighted the tight game.
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Chicago
Noston
Shelentach
Bush
Shea
Shalk
Whroo Dita
Shellentach
Tush
Shean
Atrank
Scott
Severa
K Collins
Murphy
Leiboliz
Weaver
Suore
Janings
Boston
Ruth
Collins
Schalk
Liebold
Hooper
Shrunte
Daston
Shellenbach
Bich J
Pasach
Schalke
A U Official Warns On Liquid Prohibition In Fight For Pennant
A chaotic report blends AAU president Charlie Dean’s call to end intoxicants with a tense baseball game. The piece notes a late rally and controversial plays as St Louis edges Washington 9 6 with key hits by Smith and Judge and a disputed plate run.
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Charlie Dean
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Tinge
St. Taly
Crome
Ainsmith
Shotton
Focal Club
Smith
Judge
Ayers
Tust
Austin
Jones
Tripiro Dineen
Seorecy
Yashihelon
St. Louis
Foster
Morgan
Gerber
Regere
Tronskhone
Sothoron
Shay
Aveys
Rogers A
Honck
Javers
Luaing Pitence
Coumbe Suspension Angers Cleveland Manager
Piteline Fred Coumbe of the Cleveland baseball team was sent from the grounds by Umpire Owens for disputing a decision during yesterday's game against Houston. President Ray Johnson of the American league suspended Coumbe indefinitely today.
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Cleveland, Hie
Piteline
Fred Coumbe
Cleveland Baseball Team
Dueen Clevelims
Houston
Owens
Ray Johnson
American League
Thas
Lanishe
Coumbe Delaseil
Murray Elected Captain at Wrest Point
Murray selected as captain amid reconciliation in camp. He is described as a heavy hitter and trusted leader, with teammates noting his experience and steady presence. The announcement marks a milestone for Murray’s role in the unit’s athletic and defensive efforts.
National League club standings and results note
National League results update from June covering games with Cincinnati 9 to 2 over St. Louis, Brooklyn 0 to 0 at New York, Philadelphia 6 to 1 over Detroit, plus schedules listing teams visiting cities such as Boston Chicago and Philadelphia. Also mentions Cubs Philadelphia game and Chicago vs Philadelphia scoreline.
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Boston
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Petteriae von Lott
Anacles
Chivigo
New York
Vernon
Cincinnati
Bacesinenlo
Sin Prauelseo
Pittstuce
Oaklead
Philidelphin
St. Joule
Eerelf
Eral Crowder
Brooklyn
Aetion
Brooklyn Triumph Beats Pillsbury Behind Grimes and Wheat
Brooklyn wins 6 4 over Pittsburgh as Grimes drives in two runs with a sixth inning double and Wheat makes a sensational one handed catch to double up a runner. Molwitz injures umpire Emalec in collision near first base. Pittsburgh errors tally.
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Brooklyn
Coopley
Brookhin
Gries
Bages
Gaya
Pillsbury
G. Wheat
Cutakan
Utpire
Molwits
Tirst
Braoklyn Po
Olsen A
Grimes
Keehnia
Cooper
Sehmandt
Peaubto
Olsen
Rehmandt
Tefi
Pittsburg
Franklyn
Pitlstture
Cooper Fo'marni
Dy Cooper
Golf benefits Red Cross with large match proceeds
Western Geor association head Thompson announced that over 109000 was raised at a Red Cross golf match at Lake Shore club. The event drew 900 players and featured 42 additional exhibitions planned as part of this year’s championship play, with details awaiting expert golfer involvement and future meets in the western states.
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CMC
Vresidents
Ithp
Pointers Stage Annual Field Meet Amid War Turmoil
Readable fragments show Pointer athletic meet with events and marks including a 19.6 tie, a 7 foot 3 inch high jump, and a 13 foot pole vault. Army officials and Colonel Samuel Milan are noted, as the piece references wartime context and a Southern Association pause.
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Noh
Jade
Army
Dlacus
Shrater
Samuel Milan
Eaporich
Tanaorrnn
Food Dealers Hit with Hundreds of Penalties
Washington reports the food administration has issued over 800 penalties since the food control act and last August. About 150 companies and individuals ordered to cease operations for a period, more than 500 paid money to the Red Cross or temporarily stopped business, and many other cases handled by state administrators. The statement cites numerous penalties for funds and feeds and other regulatory violations with details routed to Washington headquarters.
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Washington
Fault
Food Control
Asss
Hiel Food Administration
Red Cross
No clear readable event in fragmented text
Fragmented OCR text contains garbled quotes and incoherent statements about a wife, love, brains, and names, with references to Potdam Til Cowri-Maccal Hill and New York By volt Post, but no discernible incident, date, or entities to summarize into a coherent news item.
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Wilson
Potsdam
Early Dreams Leader in Harness Trading Wins
Early Dreams topped the harness season with the largest winnings. LonnieDonsia drove a speedy horse to multiple victories. The champion now trains at Indianapolis fairgrounds as McDonal plans to repeat the dominance next season, aiming for another clean sweep.
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LonnieDonsia
Now &N the Fair Grounds
Indianapolis
McDonal
Ort
Estray notice for Ogden City horse in Ulah county
The keeper of Oxley City Ulah announces an estray horse described as a light bay gelding with white legs and face, about seven years old and 336 pounds. The animal was found in Ogden City and will be sold to the highest bidder on June 20 1018 at 1 30 p m at 1848 West...
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Ulah
Weer
Ogden City
Wastilugedy
Linh
Estrayn
Notice to Contractors State Road Commission Utah 1918
Notice to contractors in Salt Lake City Utah dated April 12 1918 seeks sealed proposals by May 6 1918 for grading and constructing development on the Ogden to North Ogden road with incidental work. Bids may be obtained from the State Road Engineer after depositing 3.00 dollars. Plans profiles specifications and bonds issued. Right reserved to reject any or all bids and to waive defects.
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State Road Commission
Uluh
Salt Lake City
Utah
T Otis
Daventout
Ogden
State and Commission
Red Cross Hospital Braces for Bombing Near Soissons
A striking photo shows a French hospital by the Alane river near Soissons with red crosses on the roofs. German aviators continue their drive, using the marked buildings as targets to drop bombs, despite the humanitarian markings.
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RED Cross
Alane
Soissons
Fraternal and Ladies Organizations Meet in Ogden
A dense list of fraternal lodges and assemblies meets weekly in Ogden venues including Moose hall and Woodmen halls. The text names officers like W. J. Wright, Joseph Oliver, and Mary Duffy, with meeting nights and addresses across Grant, 24th, and Washington avenues. Visiting members invited. notes vary by group from Masons to Woodmen and Eagles.
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Amant Cat Ogden Mfamestead
OP Hall
Praternity
Waton Ave
T. A. Nowell
Voremsa
Junk
Warhington
Ynleomun
Queen City
O. F
Odd Pollen Hall
Licile Stephens
N-G
Lulu Crostess
Pecretary
van Dept Ave
American Masonic Federation
Ogden
Wash
Edel L. Hamill
Yuillana L. Mwd
Royal Wtighlanders
Ogden Cas Uy 525
Eagles
All Avenue
Vlalt
Watt
Lincoln Avenue
Woalnen
WLU
Wr Tall
Washington Ave
M. A. Galt
Wm. Mullar
P.O. Lex
Ty Block
Weaternal Order of Eagles
Qader Aerly No
Grant Ave
Club
Adgin Farber
Eat Geiger
Heinkold Kaneler
Acts Physic
Modern Wood Men of America
Toural Hall
Findson Ave
Hi. Johnson
J. Ry Hlickuif
Clark
Ogden Doden
Knights of Tythias
Castle Hall
Pyrhisn
Fredner
Wilinderwood
James McGainant
Warrington Ave
Wooderaft
Ogden Circle No
Wooduren Hall
Wishthng
Wishthng Feighters
Sarai Ranson
Lia West Patterson Ave
M. Mallerites
Clerk
Mocron Ave
Thone
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Nellig Turner
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Ogden Lodge No. 5
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