McCredie Arrives in Porterville to Build Salt Lake Team
Waler McCredie arrived from the south with contracts and a wide talent list including Eines, Ducks and eastern leaguers to supervise Salt Lake's 1918 baseball season. Eight prospects have reported, while salary talks continue with last year’s crew. McCredie visits Athletic park, okays facilities as work slows before Sunday exhibition with Porterville amateurs amid chilly rain.
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Porterville
Waler McCredie
Eines
Salt Lake
Leverenz
Orr
Earl Sheely
Spokane
Waddy Siglin
McCredie
Walter
Athletic Park
Boyes
No Man's Land
Sozema Mountains
Rube Gardner
Alien
Perry
Dilly Kiray
The
Oaks
Kirby
Peter Jackson to Train Flag Winners Salt Lake
Salt Lake baseball club signed Young Peter Jackson of Salt Lake as trainer for the 1838 season, succeeding Billy Burke. Jackson runs a Salt Lake gymnasium training boxers for Hardy Downing's fight club and prides himself on a long pugilist record, including never being knocked out until aging.
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Peter Jackson
Balt Lake
Salt Lake
Billy Burke
Retura
Peter
Timaecl
Pugilint
Petels
Coast Sends Youngster To Take Whirl At Willard's Title
Coast sends a youngster to challenge Willard for the heavyweight title. The piece traces young Dempsey's rise from three years in boxing to his coast bouts and early training in a Pacific Northwest lumber camp, noting his wins over Burt Kenny Andre Anderson and others before moving toward the championship under Jack Kearns.
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COAST
Whirl
Willard
West
Kneky
Hay
Jess Willard
Ceurpery
New York
Burt Kenny
Andre Anderson
Lester Johoco
Maxie
Dempsey
Jack Kearnt
Hta
Gunbost Smith
Carl Morris
Hower Smith
Motria
Goth
Morris
Cari
Aix Roreda
Dempecy
Aggie basketball plans and transfer chatter in Logan shuffle
Local basketball news covers transfer talks for the Utah Aggies and Angels in Logan. Mentions Essick Slattery McKay McBoran Penner and others, coaches Kiliefer and Powers, and possible training camp in San Diego. Discusses potential games in Salt Lake Denver and Chicago, with March 9 Provo game and unresolved Logan matchups.
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Eaux
Tigers
Essick
Slattery
McKay
McBoran
Penner
Salt Lake
Cook
St. Pat
Clyde Wares
Wade Killiter
Angel Boss
Walter Bales
Yack Ryan
Powers
Kiliefer
Loro
Angela
Bowling Tourney Confusion Marks Cincinnati Meet
In Cincinnati on March 5 the American Bowling Congress tournament produced inconsistent play as teams struggled. Top doubles score reached 1195 by G Thomas and F Herolif of Kenosha Wisconsin while singles leader F C Wagle of Des Moines Iowa posted 648. Leaderboard lists five individuals including G Wager Newark Ohio and S Hers Chicago with several two and five man teams represented from Chicago Canton Cleveland Fort Wayne Oshkosh and Indianapolis.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Bing Ohl
G. Thomas
F. Herolif
Kenosha
Wis
F.C. Wagle
Des Maines
Cheey Wee Viata Vre
McDawyell and
Thies
Cleveland
Anderson and Anderson
Chicago
Amullan Cigars
St. Paul
Champion Spark Plugs
Toledo
Athenry Fotel
Oshkeab
Klin
Rochester
No Fi
Ces Eane
Murott Shoe Shops
Indianapolis
Chasing the Jinx is Donovan's Job at Aggie
March 5 report from Togan states graduate manager Cohen of the A C basketball team will arrange a game with the University of Colorado at Gouver on March 22. The Boulderean seeks the match while other notes say Donovan is hired as Tigers pitching coach, focusing on the staff amid ring pursuit by Humaven and Ray Ret.
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Aggie Quint
Colorado Togan
Cohen
A. C
Todrave Rings
University of Colorado
Gouver
Boulderean
Detroit Tigers
Ray
Humaven
Yank
Manger
Donovan
Tigers
Hoop tourney opens tonight in Logan for 1918 state meet
The 1918 state high school basketball tournament opens in Logan with Cedar City B A C facing Boxelder Brigham City and Provo B Y U meeting Tooele. Strong contenders include B A C and B Y U with Tooele viewed as a likely strong challenger. The event features local hospitality for visiting teams and a rally event as squads arrive to compete for the title.
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Logan
Branch Agriculture College
Cedar City
Boxelder High School
Brigham City
Provo
Tooele Quintetts
Hranch Agricultural College
B. ¥. U. High School
Utah Agricultural College
Christensen
B. Y. U. High School
Willis
Provo Teant
Tooele
Fang
Josh West
Hoxelder
Daved Wangsgard
Tingey
Cornila
Lillywhite
Prophets
B. A.C
Aggies
Almidst
Aggien
B. Y. U. Taaui
Jack Christensen
Cedar City Warriors
Aggie Roar
C. Gren Wilson
Utah High School Athletic Association
Jerry Downs Leads Boys With Fatherly Talk
A Fresno report notes Jerry Downs delivering a fatherly talk to a group of boys last night. The event brought a calm, hopeful mood this morning as participants reflect on the guidance offered and the impact of Downs' message.
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Downs
Hem
Schaller
John Hammell
Goldie
Ed Holand
Fresno
Jerry Downs
Marc
Penner Heads to Porterville for Bees Tryouts
Los Angeles March 5 Penner after a pepper workout here left tonight for Porterville to join Welter McCredie and the Bees. Eugene Gomez and Lyman Smith, two more aspirants for Bees jobs, will leave tomorrow.
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Penner
Salt Lake Camp
Los Angeles
Porterville
Welter McCredie
The
Bees
Eugene Gomez
Lyman Smith
Terror
Real Estate Transfers Listed with Warranty Deeds
Frederick Gruestle to Alldé Ligth. B. Culyin to H. V. Platt. Alay Siowerl to M. D. Jamieson. Berth Teitelbaum to David Jensen Company. Lawrence T. Dee and wife to Norma S. Hivans. Charles Weather to Raymond W. Brown. William S. Stonehouse to Parley Smout. Samuel White to William G. Stonehouse. Each transfer notes part sections, townships, and warranty deeds with various consideration amounts.
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Frederick Gruestle
Alldé Ligth
Art
B. Culyin
H. V. Platt
Siowerl
M.D. Jamieson
N. W
N. R
Berth
Teitelbaum
David Jensen Company
T. N
Lawrence T. Dee
Norma S. Hivans
Charles Weather
Raymond W. Brown
S. W
William
Stonehouse
Parley Smout
N. E
Samuel White
Wiliam G. Stonehouse
Professional football players not best in trenches
London dispatch reports a Glasgow doctor who recently visited the front in France says professional football players are not suited to trench warfare. He attributes this to their nerves being trained for the pitch, not gunfire, likening them to a racehorse with an artillery team. Also notes a possible nationwide telegraphers strike in the United States if opposition to open unionism persists.
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London
Correspory
Glasgow
Ban Jist
France
Nol
United States
Sr Wastern Union
Postal Tele
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