Coast League Results and Postponements Report
The Coast League list shows Portland Salt Lake game postponed by rain. Los Angeles beats Oakland 7 to 1 at home. Vernon defeats San Francisco 3 to 0, with Youck and Davariver contributing. Seattle-Sacramento game listed 3 to 18, and San Francisco-Vernon 3 to 0 noted.
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Yaaterday
Salt Lake-Portland
al Seattle
Sacramento
Sertlio
Los Angeles
Oakland
San Francisco
Vernon
SEALS
Ban Francisco
F. Youck
Davariver
Baldwin
Portland
Ore
Teasft
Vernon Oo
Balt Lake
SIT Oakela Nih
Sli Si Amento Fey Oh Portlanil
Seattle
Chaece Vere
Culver Wins Ladies Singles at Ogden Teans Club
In the Ogden Teans Club ladies singles final Miss Arcadia Culver defeated Miss Ada Anderson with scores 64 68. Culver now holds the phy cup for a second time, improving the growing interest as the club celebrates seventy years of activity. Ogden residents are eligible for membership with annual dues four dollars for men and four dollars for women and juniors.
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Ogden Mats
Tournuimnett
da Anderson
Arcadia Culver
Misa Culver
Culver
Ogden
Chicago bats runaway to win in first inning
Chicago explodes for a large first inning against Philadelphia and holds on to beat them, final line showing a decisive early lead. Umpire Byron ejects a protesting batter, with Chicago scoring in multiple frames and Cincinnati, New York, and St Louis results noted in brief yesterday.
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Chicago
George Silt
Delphia
Byron
Rhitiael Pats
Gio
Tattertson
Smith
Cadys Hendriy
Finals Set On Ogden Club Tennis Court Thursday Evening
The mixed doubles final of the Ogden Tennis Club tournament will be played at the club courts Thursday, June 12 at 7 p m. Miss Beale Brown and Mr Earl Sturris face Misa Arcadia Calver and Mr Wilford Moench. Visitors may attend the match at Lie club courts on Twenty third Street between Adams and Jefferson avenues.
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Ogden Tennis Club
Miss Beale Brown
Earl Sturris
Misa Arcadia Calver
Wilford Moench
Twenty-third Street
Adams and
Jefferson Avenues
St Louis Defeats Boston In Tight Baseball Tilt
St Louis edges Boston 2 1 in a tense game with late pressure. Madolph and Cowey drive runs as Stark pitching stalls the Red Sox. An infield error and walks shape the sixth inning as St Louis seeks seventh inning chances.
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ST. Louis
Boston
Madolph
St Louis
Boxton
BE. Hyulteries
Ftadolph
Cowey
Tuero
Clemons
Baseball Scores From The American League Night Action
The record shows New York, Cleveland, St Louis, Washington, Philadelphia among teams with results. Washington beat Cleveland 3 to 2, and Philadelphia defeated tours 6 to 3. New York split a matchup with New York 2 to 2, Delewit noted.
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New York
Cleveland
Nosron
Louis Daston
Washington
Philadelphia
AL Roston
Chicago
Borton
al Philadelpha
Tours
AL New York
Delewit
City Urged to Fund Sandlot Baseball by National Federation
National Baseball Federation president W S Haddock urges Buffalo to finance sandlot games via municipal recreation bureau. He says diamonds should be part of welfare programs and that parks should welcome youth play rather than bar them with iron railings.
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National Baseball Federation
W. S. Haddock
Buffalo
Systen
Haddock
Zigen
Errors Help 10 Defeat Senators in Opening Game
Washington initial game of the series saw Cleveland prevail 2 to 1 as Shaw was ejected by umpire Kahn and a fan incident led to Nallin being struck. Metcalf of Washington was cut by glass, while the game featured tensions and errant throws amid a pitching duel between Davenport and Johnson.
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Washington
Shaw
Cleveland
Griffith
Kahn
Metride
Washinaton
Nallin
Wid
Vatterles
Ughy
O'Neillertson
Guweriy
Aus
Van
Adelphia
Tork
Tonis
Davenport
Johnson
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pavensart and Mayer
Johnson, Kinney
Perkin
Bitter Fight Is On In Winnipeg War Report
Battle scarred dispatch from Winnipeg notes Corporal Frederick George Cappins, awarded the Victoria Cross, amid a riotous demonstration. A mounted constable toppled from his horse, suffering injuries including a broken jaw and internal damage, with emphasis on the serious head trauma.
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Winnipeg
Fertrick George Cappins
Weiner
Sil
Bakers Walk OK in Salt Lake
Bikers in Salt Lake today for the second time this month report bakers owning shares of stock in the firm. Framer men insist on joining the journeymen but are refused. The master baker agreed to deny Jon shorter hours and a closed shop. Three liquor cases noted. Vancouver report: J Findlay, former British colonial prohibition commissioner, sentenced to two years in jail.
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Salt Lake Dry
A. Hocare
Vancouver
Ben ‘ J. Findlay
Mindaty
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