Five More Men in Oakland Uniforms Reported
Five additional players joined the Oakland squad at Boyes Springs reinforcing their lean. The group named Kramer Murray Krause Croll and Harvey Christensen formed part of the team with Harvey noted as a sturdy figure around the second station. An afterhunch session included warmups and extended fielding drills with the infield showcasing Allen Christensen Arlett and Menger in a crisp display. Arers at third impressed as Clint Prouzh and Harry Krause began teamwork. Goodbred planned to join after travel delays and was set to begin a five day trip Thursday as others were expected to arrive this week.
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Boyes Springs
March
Vale
Oakland
del Howard
Armind
Glen Ellen
Kramer
Murray
Krause
Croll
Harvey Christensen
Harvey
Allen
Christensen
Arlett
Menger
Tweloe
Clint Prouzh
Harry Krause
Pitcher Goodbred
Howard
Matty’s Plan to Save $10,000 for Ball Club
Matty devises a training camp scheme to cut the club’s training costs by about 10 thousand dollars. He travels to Montgomery Alabama as a joint social and financial guest of the local Y M C A camp and chamber of commerce. The plan aims to provide ideal training quarters at reduced expense during wartime, with shared hospitality between hosts.
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Philadelphia
March
Cy Young
Matty
Giant Boxman
Cincinnati
Matts
LSU? Alabama Capital Athletic Plant For Larhmy Boys
The arrangement is a fifty-fifty affair with expenses paid and Matty gaining access to a brand new outdoor plant and training quarters for indoor activities and bad weather. The field, specially built by Uncle Sam, is designed for the athletic benefit of thousands of Larhmy boys schooled at the Alabama capital.
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Matty
Uncle Sam
Pep Young Signs 1918 Contract In Detroit Move
Detroit March 7 Pep Young second baseman for the Detroit Americans has signed his 1918 contract. It is reported catcher Spencer may obtain no position as manager of a Pacific Coast club.
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Detroit
Mich
Maren
Ven" Young
Detroit Americans
Spencer
Pacific Coast Prague
Styles Leads Bowling Tourney In Cincinnati Event
Styles of Detroit posted the high individual score with 702 to top the singles standings at the American Bowling Congress tournament in Cincinnati. His partner G Leonard of Detroit benefited in singles with 872, while their doubles team finished with 1077. Individual leaders include C Styles of Detroit and G Leonard also of Detroit. Five-man teams list Aquilas Cigars of St. Paul and Champion Spark Plugs of Toledo among top scores.
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Ginginnati
Detroit
C. Wagner
Newark
N.J
Ho Steers
Chicago
B. Lerdman
Herdman
Cleveland
G. Leonard
Steers
Thomas
Goodman
Jenks
Canton
Doehrman
Varnan
Port Worth
McDowell
Thies
Anderson
Aquilas Cigars
St. Paul
Toledo
Albram Hotel
Oshkosh
Wis
Elm
Treaty Please Satisfies Austrian Premier
Amsterdam March 7 Premier von Seydler announced the signing of a preliminary peace treaty with Trumania, saying the military and political cooperation of Austria and Hungary with its faithful allies has reached an important stage toward general peace. The statement drew prolonged cheering.
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Amsterdam
von Seydler
Trumania
Austria
BYU and B A C Winners Dominate State Hoop Play
In Logan Maren 6 the BYU high school squad defeated Box Elder 39 to 26 as Leigh and Eyre led B A C with strong inside scoring. Tooele fell 40 to 25 to BYU with Korler overpowering inside and precise passing. Coaches Christensen and Prayo praised steady teamwork and sharp shooting in a pair of decisive showings.
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Logan
Maren
A. C
Box Eline
Jack Christensen
Quints
Leigh
B.A
Lelgh
Eyre
Jones
Fifa
Watking
B. A. UL High School
Tooele
Prayo
Tesele
Korler
Bacdex
Tex
Atsi Fife
Cornia
Sten
Urie
Ay Sones
Simmons
Fitapattick
B. Y. Us
BYU Braplow
Brown Kirk Vy Willis Stevens
Hoopsters Defeat Davis Team in Season Opener
Ogden high school athletes overwhelmed Davis County specialists 18 to 8 in the first game of the season at the high school gym. Attendance was strong as lineups included Yaden Davis Williams Whitesides H Williams Adams Clark Reeves Jonson Wigle Adams and F Adams with Wigle and Williams contributing baskets and several fouls recorded. Referee Robinson officiated.
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Ogden
Davis County
Sesson
Yaden
Davist
Williams
Whitesides
H. Williams
Adama H. Clark
Reeves
Jonson
Wigela
Richard “Adams
Wilams
Clort
HH. Williams
Wiegle
F. Adams
Wiggle
Pat
H. Willams
Robinson
Te BD
Takahashi Defeats Theil in Armory Jiu Jitsu Night
Japanese ji jitsu master Prof Takahashi quickly submits John Theil in a catch as catch can bout at the Armory, as William Thornton referees in a large crowd. The program features two preliminaries and a fencing exhibition with Takahashi expected to return.
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Prof
S. Takahashi
Lhrow
John Theil
Arappier
Te Armory
Wiliam Thornton
Takahashi
Hiel
Taxahash
United Ait Toy
Park Employes Not Required To Dig Up War Tax New York
March and Chairman Werrmann of its national fazeball describe policy changes affecting park workers duties in New York. The item notes that park employees are not required to dig up war tax information and mentions organizational context within a national fazeball framework.
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PARK
New York
March
Werrmann
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Salt Lake City
Commission of Internal Revenue
Kington
Baseball Writers
Patrocs
Scoop
Daisy
Father
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