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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
1
Great Falls held Ogden to four hits and blanked the Knightowls as Slnera’s three bagger sparked in the second. A passed ball in the third and a brace of bunts plus an error in the eighth helped Electrics score in a low scoring matchup.
Fragmentary sports note lists players Whaling Turgeon Oriel Lévy Tirgeon Changnot Per rine Carman and Btrack ovi-By Mel loxg Kellogg Bahan Bacea halle Kellogg Bohan, with passed balls by Auer and timing caroms by Une pire Wright.
A public event offers a 25e to Ogden Canyons and back featuring a free concert and a free dance. Organizers invite residents to enjoy the outing and activities at the canyon venue.
Two base hit Patte. Three base hit Sleer. Sacrifice hit Heater Kelly Weaver Moorehent. Hit by pitch By Williams Perkins. Stolen bases Hester Faye Potts Van Wool hens. Bases on balls Of Williams 3 Fiddler 2. Struck out By Williams 4 Fiddler 2. Left on base Great Talsa Ogden 7. Time 1si. Umpire Lanouille.
Missoula hosted Butte on Tune 24 with Bohan pitching a strong game for Missoula, winning 101. Keltoga pitched well for Butte but gained little support as hits and runs remained scarce. The play featured tense defense and solid pitching throughout the contest.
Helena wins the opening game of the series as Salt Lake struggles at bat and defense. Limely, Syenner, and Cooney are noted in action for the Toons with Heine providing late speed while the hosts face early danger and a tense finish. Score not provided.
A dance event for colored patrons is scheduled at The Hermitage on June 26. Attendees are invited to come and enjoy the evening of music and movement.
The text presents a garbled game recap with multiple team names and partial scores. It references shutouts for various teams, mentions Dodgers and Cubs in fragments, and includes stray player names and actions amid unreadable OCR. No coherent narrative or definitive outcome can be extracted.
In a tense game Stovall's club yielded to visitors with key hits in the eighth and ninth, while the locals managed only six hits. Calls for Callahan's removal sparked by an umpire's decision marked the bench moment as Washington edged New York 3 0 and other scores followed in a busy ball day.
The Hermitage unveils several new kid friendly attractions this season. Highlights include interactive exhibits, hands on crafts, a storyteller corner, and themed scavenger hunts designed for families visiting the historic site.
The report highlights Terry Keller's strong performance in a heat at Adelaide with rivals Percy Weiler and GI Wabalt from Australia. Despite the unclear text, Keller's momentum is noted alongside a tense contest involving several named figures and the local press coverage.
Eddie Campi of San Francisco defeated Charles LeDoux of Paris after a hard twenty round decision at Vernon arena. Campi pressed after the ninth round and delivered a strong beating but LeDoux withstood the punishment and went the distance.
A colorful notice invites people to a dance at The Hermitage on June 26. The item also reports the death of George OH Gaynor, brother of New York City Mayor Gaynor, found dead near Enemlas with coroner declaring natural causes. The Los Angeles note mentions a defeated direct primary bill in Albany.
Unclear passage discusses copper markets and price instability with references to buyers and sellers. Mentions a unsettled market, dealers reducing bids, and concerns over future pricing and supply. Overall tone notes volatility in copper trading and potential impact on the market.
A garbled report outlines a city incident involving dismissed officers and ongoing tensions with police. It mentions a mayoral figure, service at a church or memorial, and references to authorities and orders amid a strained local environment. The text preserves names and titles in a fractured form.
Community event announces daily free concerts at the Hermitage with performances every afternoon and evening. The program invites residents and visitors to enjoy music in a welcoming setting.
Tim Inchwitch killed his wife during the sun dance and then fatally shot himself after jealously reacting to a dancer touching sacred herbs. The incident sparked a feud threat resolved by chiefs with incantations and a temporary resumption of the ceremony.
A man known for passing worthless checks was sentenced to eight years in the state penitentiary, despite pleas for probation. The suspect began his career in Wilmington, spreading deception through multiple towns and checks. In separate notes, a military ceremony report mentions a battleship color presentation in Washington.
A brakeman named Bane on the Borver & Te rrarle line was fatally struck yesterday afternoon at work when a collision, described as a fatal accident, occurred near the rails. The injured man was unable to escape and died at the scene or shortly after, with colleagues noting the hazardous conditions of the job.
A man saved ten lambs and carried a stray to safety when a passenger train struck him at a sidetrack near the sugar works. He died instantly, his neck and felt ivy broken. The body was dragged about twenty feet on the pilot. The incident occurred as he returned from his mercy mission. The scene involved the main line and sidetrack near the sugar works as the train moved rapidly.
Veterans fear the $7500 appropriation is insufficient as 75 applicants already seek admission to the July 1 Gettysburg event and organizers expect more. Transportation may overwhelm state resources amid strong attendance promises.
Boston June 24. Reports state that prospective purchase by Butte and Superior of the Elm Oviu property from Senator Clark is denied. President Mackelvie of Butte and Superior expresses firm stance that no changes to territorial rights are in effect.
An 1913 feature traces the violet from Greek myth through Roman and French history, noting its symbolic power over love, loyalty, truth, and memory. It recounts Ja even, Ophelia, Corpolia Violette, Elba’s return, and royal admiration, linking the flower to lovers, conquerors, and cultural memory with references to The Standard Mentor promotion.
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