Doul Knocked From The Mound In Wild Sacramento Game
In a rough loss for Sacramento the pitcher Doul was knocked from the mound in the third inning as the Coyotes pursued a comeback. Scoring details show the Seals tied the game late while Chicago and St Louis traded leads in a doubleheader with mixed defensive miscues and key hits.
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Sacramento
Cab
Ledoul
Coyotes
Letty
Kaoner
Arouks
Reng
Kacrnec
Hranks
Semutors
Ewe Rugs
Seals Sowly
Yippers
Hunter Wote
Willes
Griggs
Waller
Wille
Tithe
Lenhagger
Easterly
Plontli
Brentan
Baum
Tivelli
Downey
AL Sacramento
Han Francisco
Maggert
Viernes
Koerner
Corhi
Silva
al O'Dowl
Brooks
eVoston Severe
Stya
Ted
Rodesta
Wille Cf
Risberg
Grigze
Sibivnes
Wdzo
Lejetewes
Tewnerere Feist
Tin Boye Moris
Tte Ieee
Mien
Tive Pinelli
Kitling
Army Brealen Bs
Clevelani
Amborg
Wnehington
Cheng
St. Logs
Papapar
Chicago
Sen Francissco
Peleue
Malsel
Gericom
Becramento
Hendryx
Gundl
Wenryx
Haker
St. Patos Igs
Mls
Louis
Ermil
Stalen
Balle
Fleell
Sothoran
Clentte
Oil Griggs
Hunter
Dow- Sothoren
Clere Breplin
Aamitten Cone
Ia Staten
Insligs
Mir
Maul
Bren
Sotharon Felabete
Son
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Ny O' Stench
Sotharan
Cloutte
Sothaaren
Brenton
Bouin
twil—Brooke
Corbnn
Rana Rosnonalplo
O'Doul
Hironton
Prary
Washington Beats Cleveland in Opener 3 to 1
Washington wins the opening game of the series 3 to 1 at home. Harper homered for Washington, his tenth of the season, and it was the lone long ball as Chicago’s offense failed to break through. Miller allowed one run over seven innings for the win.
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Washington
Thith
Alarper
Huenor
Lonings
Roatan Seecy
Don
Bader
Morgan
Plelnich
Lavay
Huth
Saeritien
Melnes
Margi Lett
Boland
Bane
Balla OM Bauer
Aff
Harper
Pitehber
Bader Schuite
Morgainp
Hy Aiter
Mlyrpre Wol Plich
Hurger
Daan
Veal hall—Agnews
Vernon Tigers Beat Oaks 7 to 3 in National League
Vernon scored twice in the fourth and again in the seventh to overcome Oakland 7 to 3. San Francisco coverage notes the Tigers’ two hits and a sacrifice in the fourth, followed by a key seventh inning rally as Oakland failed to respond. The game featured errors and timely hitting from Vernon as they secured the win in front of a San Francisco crowd.
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San Francisco
Vernon
Qake
Tigers
Tylis
Berger
San Francesa
Bees Shut Out by Los Angeles
At Los Angeles June 28 the Salt Lakes were unable to score as the Angels won 1 to 0. Bill allowed the Bees only two hits while Willett yielded five safeties. Terry’s three bagger stood as the day’s notable hit in a one hour eight minute game.
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Los Angeles
Bill
Bees
Willett
Angels
Terry
Ue Sraevemererd Faro
Beeen
Chappell Rt
Secon
Sheely
Granda
Rayees
Orleech i. PO
Ed Batler
Wwe Tapan
Ini
Suimmary
Elie
Pere Tea
Dases
Portion
Osinyte
Westernay's resus ay Xiew New York i'hitidedhlar
Unclear text fragment describes New York and Philadelphia games, with mentions of St Louis, Pittsburgh, and Boston. Includes incomplete player names and scattered baseball scoring notes from a mid 20th century wire-like recap.
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Westernay
New York
St. Louis
AL Heaton
Bronglyi-Beshimane
Baston
USA
Pailadelphia
Fragmented line hints at a social scene or interview
A garbled excerpt references a conversation about income and living, with unclear participants and setting. The text mentions Saturday Journal and a casual tone, suggesting a clipped newspaper piece or quote. Exact details are unreadable due to OCR errors.
Change of name petition heard in Weber Utah court
In Weber County Utah the district court set a hearing for July 20 1915 on a petition by John August Jones for name change from John August Jovesrhoit to John August Joanes. Also notices for road commission bids and an alias summons in Smalley v Smalley.
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District Court
Ihn Second Judicial District
Weber
State of
Utah
Fniha Mitter
John August Joneschich
John August Jones
John August Jovesrhoit
John August Joaness
W. Ages
Phoure
Said Court
Ogden City
Weber County
Salt Court
Syith
Miercof
State Road Commission Upo
State Road Commission of Utah
Irar, Browning
State’ Road Commission of Utah
Galt Lake City
Ogden- Trox Fider
Flairts
Ogden
Itto State
Insth
Alias
State of Utah
Arthur Smalley
Kate 5
iSmalley
Hart Tinal
John M. Leavitt
Anna Ms
Leavits
Leavitt
Anna M. Tacevith
Matey
Monlay
Duly
Wis
Pie Ork & Jm
County Court
Dantet
Weber Cating
Vlan
Probate and guardianship notices from Weber and Box Elder districts
Notices announce estate proceedings for Calvert Fitzgerald Callan Feariee Maher and Peters. creditors must present claims and vouchers by specified dates. Administrators and attorneys, UW Weber Utah Ogden address details, dates in June to August 1918, hearings and court dates set.
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Tewnt G. Calvert
Argyl
Washington Avenue
Charles FP. Calvert
Jeqwie G. Calvert
Weber County
Ulan
Anthony R.fitzgerald
Etnims Sid
Wade M. Jolnson
First National Tank Building
Ogden
Oxtoner
Cour
Utah
Mary
Fitzgerald
Wade M. Johnson
First National Bank
Ula
Orleben
Secnes Pindialat
Weber
Litah
Prt Et Maher
Erte’ Cours
Calatn
Pables Maher
Chez & Stine
First Nations Bank Piliditte
Indians Bunch Hits as Tigers Misplay in Opener
Cleveland defeats Detroit in game one of a five game series by exploiting Detroit’s error and a lone misplay. Contribute behind Mase Coumbe seven innings with five strikeouts. Dowdie and Watabriggs drive runs while Cleveland takes a 2 2 deficit to win.
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Hornsby
Gonasles
Catey
Ceri Crishaw
Midsclla
Gertay
Plitsbure
St. Lows
Kirst
Witeburz
St Louis
En Balle
Harmon
Sanders
Meadows
Harmon Jr
Ratator
Try Meadows
Hinchman
Harmon Grim
Indians
Tige
Cleveban
Cleveland
Letroit
Rane Lary
Detroit
Kantes
Conmbe
Inal
Sleveland
Sues Rifice
Winnbesinsa
Dowtie Watabrginss
Mas Coumbe
Dyalls
Hy Coentbe
Baltic
Baseball leaders update from St Louis and Chicago
St Louis star George Sisler moves to first in American League batting averages through Wednesday with 351 and 29 stolen bases, while Babe Ruth and Ty Cobb share home run and run totals. In the National League Fred Merkle leads with 400 while New York tops club fielding. Wes?ern leaders include Pitts Oklahoma City 380 batting.
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Chicago
George Sister
St. Louis Star
Slater
George Dunne
Philadelphia
Semler
Sister
Ty Cobb
Gilhooley
New York
St. Louis
Burns
Baker
Ruth
Boston
Cobb
Detroit
Milan
Washington
Walker
Whipp
McMullin
Speaker
Cleveland
Merkle
Nationals
Fred Merkle
Benny Keulf
Giants
Eixteen
Carey
Pittsburg
Dioush
Cincinnati
Mann
Wiore Bames
Danbert
Meonkiyn
Smith
Rob
Kaulf
Manon
Wickland
Trosian
Neilacher
Willisins
Chiladelphia
Young
Pitts
Oklahoma City
Wes Jers
Thesiay
Yere
Kanes
McClelland
Oklaho City
Farrell
Sioux City
jPierd
Hutchingon
Wofili
Fluteingon
Washaurn
Wichita
Nolte
Hutghinson
Coffey
DesjAtaines
Reiche
Bloux
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Baseball Critica
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Mat Nicholas
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Pratt
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Saturday Journal
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Consol County Clerk
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Latmerine
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Katherine M. Fitzgerald
E. M. Conroy
Istrators
Jone
Mambey
Clery
Julia Flesatm
Chern
Farnawartt
Eald Court
Oyden CA
Anid Court
T, M Ramey
Julia Flygare
Reputy Clers
Tt. S. Farnsworth
Pethinner
Marie J, Maher
Sarvlee
Cher
Lains
Burna
Ballistie Dease
Dupont Hulk
Dupont
Ballistite
du Pont de Nemours & Co
Franciees
Calornin
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