12 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment references various names and actions in a sports context. It hints at baseball activity with mentions of players and an outfield play. The text remains unclear and largely unreadable, offering minimal coherent facts to summarize.
A damaged OCR summary reports a baseball game with multiple player names and scattered stats. It mentions home runs by Wooling and others, runs batted in by several players, pitching by Mecheeng and Morgan, and balls and hits tallies. The piece lists numerous names and unclear events alongside a two hour game duration and an umpire from Kansas City.
Helena rallied to defeat Salt Lake 7 to 6 in a rough, error-filled exhibit as Ames won his first mound decision of the season. Rae Clark and Ames contributed key hits while Slugger Varah homered for Helena, with Valencia and others trading blows as the locals pulled ahead late.
Murray loses in straight games as Boise’s pitcher Rilines debuts strong and Shader hurls for Murray. Irrigators topple with key hits from Blausavr and Bauer while Murray’s defense falters late. Weathered by rough innings, Murrray’s offense struggles against Nos. 1 pitching.
In a rough contest the Tigers trailed until Hooper delivered a double in the late stretch. Offense struggled as Mangy and Vislain contributed the only notable tallies, while Comb faced a positional challenge and did not play today.
Harry Greenwell pitched for the Owls in the City league game at Fair Grounds, striking out 14 of 18. The Innovers won 4 to 0. Fuller and Datilng of Fuller were noted for fielding. next game is at Tremonton's team on Sunday. Lineup included Butterfield, Perrauri, Mumford, Linn, McBeth, Shipley and others.
Jack Harbertson and Frank Herry wrestled in Randolph Utah drawing a crowded gym as Harbertson pinned ten opponents in one hour. The match, held at the local venue, featured rivals such as Millon Conia 187 pounds Peter Putnam 160 pounds M C Eastman 180 pounds and others. Audience reactions showed strong enthusiasm for Harbertson's prowess with bouts listed by observer Berry.
Members of the Commercial Travelers Association and a large Utah Montana Idaho delegation met Incoming Council members at the Inn station and escorted fifty attendees to the convention rooms. Officials from Ogden Helena Billings Salt Lake Boise and Provo attended with a broad executive committee. Visiting ladies were cited during sessions.
Members of the federation closed their fourth annual convention with three sessions. Readings on the future of the Negro race dominated meetings while chairmen of various committees reported on activities and progress across different lines of work. A music event for visitors featured by Professor A A Lund ry Puchio of Colorado, organized by Dorcas Watson of Poetry and the Commercial clubs to establish a permanent program at the federation.
Salt Lake June 1. Members of the Federation of Colored Women's clubs across Wahl Montana Colorado and Wyoming plan a statewide prohibition campaign. The Trinity AME Church meeting approved plans including support for old folks homes and orphan asylums for Negroes.
The city reports the proposed Brigham building past plan was rejected again by the supervisors. This marks the second time the Wrightam project has faced rejection in the council's review.
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