Mathewson On Great Batsmen And Their Tactics
Christy Mathewson surveys top hitters from the National League era naming Wagner Leach Clarke Chance Tinker Mage Bransfield Lobert Jordan Keeler and others. He notes Wagner’s mix of power and placement and Keeler’s short held stance enabling bunts and slaps.
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Boston
Christy Mathewson
Harvard
Matty
Tarm
Athletics
Hans Wagner
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Tommy Leach
Fred Clarke
White Sox No 2 defeat Coast League 5 to 3 in opener
The White Sox team No 2 beat the Los Angeles Coast League club 5 to 3 in Los Angeles. Lozier pitched for Los Angeles and was wild in the first inning as Chicago drew two runs on walks, an error by Smith, and a hit by Purtell. The White Sox added another in the sixth when Hosp ...
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Los Angeles
Cal
White Sox
Lozier
Smith
Purtell
Hosp
Consolidation Talks Tighten Among Western oil and mining interests
The Nevada Utah and Ohio Kentucky properties at Ploche remain unsettled as leaders from the three companies meet at the Prince Consolidated offices. Key executives consider options while plans to develop roads and oil fields progress, with attention to the Rio Virgin oil field and deeper sand strata showing promise. President Learnard may depart tonight but could be needed for another day.
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Nevada
Utah
Ohio-Kentucky
Ploche
Saya
Deseret News
J. Hackett
EB. L. Godbe
A. H. Godhe
George Learnard
Nevada-Ultah
Prince Consolidated Company
Learnard
Copper Acres Prospect Near Battle Mountain Attracts Bond Talk
Copper Acres near Battle Mountain owned by Jesse Fox and associates reports eight feet of rich turphides in four cross cuts from the shaft. Ore will assay between 15 and 0 percent copper. The company weighs issuing a bond on part of its sixteen claims.
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Copper Acres
Jesse Fox and Associates
Battle Mountain
Tish''a Dixie Lands Soon to Have Troe Railroads
George A. states that Tish''a Dixie will soon gain new railroad routes, signaling expanded regional transport infrastructure and potential boosts to trade and travel.
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Tish’'a
Dixie Lands
George A
Lehi Tintle Reports Rich Ore in North District
Theodore W Nicholas, general manager of the Lehi Tintle company, says the north Tintle district will see great activity as ore averaging five dollars a ton with some as high as 3100 is found. The ledge runs 12 to 20 feet on the third level and carries values across its width up to 15 dollars per ton.
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Theodore W Nicholas
Lehi Tintle Company
North Tintle
Lion Hill mine prospect teased at Ophir by manager St Clair
George St. Clair, manager of the Lion Hill Consolidated mine at Ophir, travels in Salt Lake and will escort stockholders to the mine. He displays ore samples from the vein bottom: four feet yield 600–700 ounces of silver, 25 percent lead, and no gold. A higher level four feet above this yields 100 ounces of silver with lead values, promising another bonanza for the property.
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George St. Clair
Lion Hill Consolidated
Unclear lineups noted with multiple players listed
Fragmentary sports card mentions replacements Lozier and two others in the sixth inning. Score shows R H BK for Los Angeles with a .45 display and two players CileaBo and wsasu. Batteries listed Lozier Hosp Oren dorf Miller Altrock Armetead Shaw.
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Lozier
R. H. BK
Los Angeles
Creeea
CileaBo
Wsasu
Aconss
Lozier, Hosp
Orendorf
Miller
Altrock
Armetead
Shaw
White Sox edge Coast League club in exhibition opener
Chicago White Sox Team No. 1 defeated the San Francisco Coast league club 5 to 2 in San Francisco as both teams displayed ragged game play. The crowd was large and enthusiastic though the exhibition was preliminary and not sharp.
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San Francisco
Chicago White Sox
K.H. i
Chicago
Scall
Sutter
Spencer
Owen
GriMn
Cooper
Wil Hamme
Cyclone Thompson Defeats Gannon in Ten Round Bout
Cyclone Thompson of Sycamore Illinois defeated Mickey Gannon of Pittsburg in a ten round fight at the National Athletic Club in New York. Thompson led from the start and knocked Gannon down at the end of the tenth. the bell rang to save Gannon from a possible knockout.
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New York
Cyclone Thompson
Sycamore, Ills
Mickey Gannon
Pittsburg
National Athletic Club Tonight
Thompson
Gannon
Musgrave captures Santa Anita feature in tight sprint
Prince Ahmed and Miss Lyda were among few favorites to win at Santa Anita. Musgrave edged Rialto Tony by a length in the six and a half furlong feature as Green Seal led early. Other race winners included Uncle Walter, Ed Ball, Ida May, Third Rail, Miss Fairbank, and Miss Lida with varied prices and quick times across six races.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Prince Ahmed
Miss Lyda
Santa Anita
Musgrave
Alvey
Green Seal
Rialto
Tony Genero
Uncle Walter
Butwell
Good Fellow
Goldstein
Stendal
King
Ed Ball
Daruma
Senator Barrett
McCohey
Ida May
C. Russell
Adriachs
McGee
A. Walsh
Tony Bonero
Cullen
Beanclere
Alwin
Quay
Miss Fairbank
Wilson
la Chala
Tamar
Powers
Miss Lida
Musgrove
Needful
Shriner
Aucassin
Emeryville Results Highlight Close Dash in Merritt Handicap
Pajaroita edged Booger Red by a neck in the Merritt handicap at Emeryville. Gemmell was third a neck behind, with Fanatic close. Barney Schreiber won purses with Deutchland and Sainotta. Pajarolla and Keep Moving also won for H & Bedwell.
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Oakland
Cal
Pajarolta
Booger Red
Merritt
Emeryville
Gemmell
Fanatic
Pajaroita
Barney Schreiber
Deutchland
Sainotta
Pajarolla
Keep Moving
H & Bedwell
Old Settler
Deverich
Blanche C
Taplin
Lady Aliela
Borel
Merrit
Gargantua
Col. Bronston
Mentry
Jurors for March 1909 Named Across Communities
Jurors for March 1909 have been selected across several communities. Ogden lists twenty names including Walter B Clark and Abe Kuhn. Harrisville and Huntsville send one each. Kanesville and North Ogden add multiple jurors. other towns include Slaterville Warren West Weber and more, with a note on Want Ads being big.
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Ogden
Alex. Leatham
Walter B Clark
W. J. Felker
R. J. Middleton
CM. Benson
D. B. Brooks
P. J. Nordquist
C. D. Ives
Abe Kuhn
F B de Voto
George Olmstead
H. P. McCardie
A. B. Shepherd
Albert Kiesel
Thomas Turner
C. A. Parmley
J. S. Corlew
Hyrum McFarlann
J. H. Riley
George E. Cross
George B. Brown
Harrisville
Fred Miller
Huntsville
Andrew Renstrom
Kanesville
Heber Swanner
North Ogden
Alma H. Rogers
E. G. McGriff
Roy—Francis Starkey
Slaterville
John Smout
Warren
J. M. Thomas
West
Weber
Peter McFarland
Board Deliberates on City Schools Superintendent Choice
The board of education met in executive session over the city schools superintendency with eight new applicants including Albert Burton and John S Welsh. No final decision time was set while the board reviews recommendations and budget items as work continues in language and penmanship improvements and high school construction progress.
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Board of Education
Albert Burton
Salt Lake
Finance Committee
Treasury
First National Bank of Ogden
Willa Spurgeon
Adams
Hodgson
Pingree
H. C. Harris
Denver
Miss Williams
Ogden City
Thhat Corporation
Eccles Lumber Company
New Hiwi
Contagious Disease Report Presented by Dr Coulter
The February meeting received a notice on cash on hand amounting to 89 713.88 and total owed 103 420.88. Dr Coulter reported cases of chickenpox and measles among the community with totals and trends noted.
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Totel Yen
Coulter
SchriateVen
Amalgamated Sugar agents meet farmers for beet contracts
Agents will meet farmers at Syracuse Hooper Roy Kanesville Warren Pinin City to sign sugar beet contracts for 1909. Meetings occur Feb 23 to Feb 26 at specified times with additional Saturday slots at the Ogden City office for those unable to attend.
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Amalgamated Sugar Company
Gisted
Syracuse
Grand Army of the Republic Utah Plans May Encampment Meet
Veterans council in Salt Lake City to set date and location for Utah state encampment ahead of the national gathering. Five posts across Salt Lake Ogden Provo Park City and plans aim to host in May prior to the national event. Leaders from James B McKean Dix Logan W S Hancock George K R Maxwell and W T Sherman posts will decide details.
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Council of Administration of the
Grand Army of the Republic of Utah
Salt Lake
Provo
Grand Army
Utah
Ogden
Park City
L. B Derby
James B. McKean
B. F. Bair
Dix-Logan
A. H. Foling
W. S. Hancock
William Crome
George KR. Maxwell
James Williams
W. T. Sherman
Board of Control
Shooting Contest At Wasatch Grounds Ends With Adneson Victory
An outdoor shooting contest at the Wasatch grounds yesterday saw three squads compete for a hand painted prize hung by Dupont Powder Co. Chris Adneson won with a score of 47. The event featured shooters from Salt Lake City Ogden and Twin Falls amid fast traps and sunny weather. The next shoot is set for two weeks hence for a medal.
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Wasatch Grounds
Chris Adneson
Dupont Powder Company
P. J. Hollahban
Twin Falls
Idaho
W. H. Anderson
Ogden
Vane
M. Skeen
George Browning
Alex Taylor
Couch
Eserdeeee
Leedom
Onden
al Adneson
Omden
Harrop
Foresters Return From Mackey Idaho After Meeting
District Forester Clyde Leavitt and Chief Homer Fenn returned from Mackey Idaho where a local sheepgrowers association was formed. A 25 member meeting established an advisory board to discuss grazing permits and range issues with forest officials.
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Clyde Leavitt
Homer EB. Fenn
Forest Service
Mackey
Idaho
Woo Srowers’ Association
Huddle
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