Ogden Golf and Country Club Opens Spring Season
Ogden Golf and Country Club announces full spring activities under President Chapin A. Day. J A Webster named club pro for the season. dining and drink privileges will be led by Mrs S H Winter starting March 28. New caddy system and grounds work planned to improve operations and service.
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Qeden Gulf and Country Club
Chapin A. Day
Gardea
Day
J. A. Webster
Leason
5. H. Winter
Ogden Golf and Country Club
Ange
H. H. Webster
Webster
Webster Iain
Utta
Huc
TotKlion
Te Orfer
Therselves
H. Winter
Boude
Greene Downs Greens and New Ground Rules at Club
The greens will be prepared for fire class condition with early grassing and mowing. New score cards print ground rules to standardize play and will be ready by April 1. Players must submit April rounds for handicap readjustment. those who do not may stay at scratch. Dr P M Daker funded the new score cards.
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Greene
Ahat
Carey
P.M. Daker
In the Realm of Baseball in Jacksonville and Montgomery
A scattered baseball wire from March 27 reports Ty OLB and the Philadelphia Americans, a Cincinnati injury to McHetry, and score notes from Shreveport to West Point. It mentions Army vs St John’s in Brooklyn, Oakland infield buzz, Waco Giants 9 0, and Macon Giants 12 Camp Wheeler 4 with multiple named players and teams.
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Jacksonville, Fla
Seores Ty Olb
Philadelphia
Lod
Sobnbon
Adams, Fairey and Jerking
McAvoy, Morgan and
Montgomery
Ala
Sherwood
Magre
Nobe
McHetry
Cincinnati
TC pWas
Cncinnati Mayer
West Point
N.Y
St. John's College
Brooklyn
Oaks and Cubs In Close Game At Oakland
Oakland March 27 The Oaks and Cubs played a tense ten innings with Chicago winning 6 to 2 after a wild eleventh inning. A late seventh inning miscue by Pete Ludus helped cash in two runs for the Cubs, who started strong but faded slightly as Speed Martin blasted to life for Oakland. Notable mentions include Hallacher at short, Killefer catching well, and Alexander the Great expected to start tomorrow.
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Oakland
Oaks
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Harry Krause
Pete Ludus
Speed Martin
Hallacher
Killefer
Alexander the Great
Ikely Hillbrough
Bee Yannigans Beat Regulars In Porterville Exhibition
In Porterville California on March 27 the Bee Yannigans defeated the Regulars 8 to 7 in a spring exhibition game. Cox and Dunn led the offense with Dunn driving in three runs and two doubles. Levy Arkenburg pitched for the Regulars amid a shaky hurling outlook with McCredie’s pitching situation still unsettled.
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Porterville
Cal
Bee Yennigans
Heglarg
Varmnigan
Lwhelders
Coskwright
McCabe
Cox and
Dunn
Springfield
Ohio
Levy Arkenburg
Jean Dubuc
Ken Vonner
McCredie
Cleveland
Dingalings
Bill Lane
Seals to Face Cubs in Three-Game Series in San Francisco
In San Francisco on March 27 the Seals continued batling practice and song at Recreation Park as preparation for a three day series against the Cubs. Slated for departure at 9 am tomorrow, Corhan recovers from a wrist injury from Fresno and will join the San Jose Alcatraz squad. the group plans base ball activities on Friday Saturday and Sunday.
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San Francisco
Aliernato
Senta
Recrealion Park
Squid
Corhan
Fresno
San Josant
San Joe Alcatara
Seale Cubs pennant drive benefits from rest before bariness
Seale will rest one day before the pennant push as Dobbs and Phillips are slated to pitch for San Francisco tomorrow unless Phil Lips substitutes for Alberquerque farmer at short. Irve Kandlebaer appeared but was not in uniform and will travel with the team to San Jose, currently fit for out of work. The group headed by Strube Graham and Putnam has set weekday games to start at 3 o clock due to the clocks moving ahead Sunday, likely not altering Sunday and holiday schedules to 2 30.
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Seale
Cubs
Dobbs
Phillips
San Francisco
Alberquerque Farmer
Irve Kandlebaer
San Jose
Strube
Charlie
Graham
Putnam
Arling
Basketball Game Ends With Mount Fort Team Victory
The Mound Fort and Central basketball teams played a close contest last night, ending with Mount Fort ahead 6 to 4. Faglani Brenzing led for Mount Fort as the teams, in good trim from winter practice, staged a hard fought tussle. Lineup included Around Fort Times Norton for Central.
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Mound Fort
Central Ahenil
Xvore
Mound Fork Boya
Faglani Brenzing
Alther
Miight
Fotlows
Aroiind Fort
Central
Tineley
Norton
Fate of International League Hinges on Vote
New York reports say the fate of the International League hung in the balance as magnates debated whether to suspend operations for the war or keep a minimal schedule. A vote was planned for tomorrow morning with a likely four-club bloc to survive, while many owners favored closing gates. Jack Dunn of Baltimore and James Gaultney of Toronto urged fighting for life, warning suspension could trigger a complete collapse and allow rival leagues to raid franchises. Some clubs want to field a team this summer, risking a blow to the circuit as war and draft losses bite into attendance and revenue.
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New York
International League
Iil
Jack Dunn
Baltimors Club
James Gaftney
Toronto
Chicago
National Commission
Eastern League
New York State League
Two Sox Teams Still Strongest in New York Tennis
In a New York women’s doubles match, Mias Molla Djnrsient and Mrs Rogge lost to Alta Flomer 8 Geven and Miss Caroline Winn 1 6 8 6 6 4. Winn's aggressive net play led to the upset as the Norse champions battled to the end. Other singles results noted first and second rounds with pairs including Mrs Pritchard and Mrs Emnast, Mrs Homer S Green, and Mrs John Rosee and Miss Molla Bjyrstewl advancing or losing in tight sets.
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Mias Molla Djnrsient
Mrs. Rogge
Alta
Flomer
Geven
Caroline Winn
Svinn
Ure
Suromaris
Green
Caroline ‘Wine
Oh. Pritchard
Emnast
Homer S
Misa
Mra
John Rosee
Molla Bjyrstewl
Fullerton Enver
Misa Hieanot Goss
Edward Lynch
Adele Bragin
Albert Humphreys
Misa Tessin Molden
Barbara Uecker
Helen Hooker
White Sox and Red Sox Ranked Front Runners in 1918 Race
Two Sox teams remain strongest in the American League as 1918 season nears. Boston strengthens with high-caliber additions, while Chicago hopes to retain stars like Urban and Faber. Yankees, Browns, Senators, and Athletics loom as rivals, with Detroit and Cleveland as potential challengers in a tight pennant race. Dorothy Campbell Hurd wins United North and South Woman's golf title at Tinehurst defeating Mrs. Ranald Barlow, with Sarah Fowns taking the first consolation trophy.
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New York
Hoston Desmand
White Sox
Urc
Boston Sox
Uncle Sam
Faber
Chicago
Clarence Rowland
Eddie Cicatte
Pally
Sox
Miller Huggins
Yanks
Browns
Dark Horse
Senators
Athletica
Cleveland
Detroit
Indians
Veteoit
Hurd
United
Tinehurst
Dorothy Campbell Hurd
Pittsburgh
United North and Scully
Ranald
Barlow
Philadelphia
Sarah Fowns
Myra Helmer Pritchard
Battle Streak
Mich
J. I. Duryea
Springfind
Mra. J. Cr D. Armstrong
Buffalo
Mrs Karl A Scheid Dies After Illness in Salt Lake
Mrs Karl A Scheid wife of Public Safety Commissioner dies after month long illness at 187 East South Temple street She was a Utah native daughter of John and Julia Kimball educated in Salt Lake City and the east She is survived by her sister Mrs F R Woodruff The city commission adjourned in respect to her and to express sympathy for Commissioner Scheid.
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Karl A. Scheid
Salt Lake
Karl
Seheid
Karl A. Seheid
Public Safety
East
South Temple Street
Igy
John
Julia Kimball
Scheid
FR. W. Woodruff
South Twelfth East Street
Scheld
American Tells of Escape from Minsk to Moscow
An American who fled Minsk two days after German occupation reached Moscow reporting a drastic shift in local mood toward the invaders. He trudged over 200 miles by foot, sleigh, and interrupted rail, noting Germans seized all motor cars and carts, provoking strong resistance among residents despite German warnings. The piece lists several wounded and missing soldiers and references corrections to a service record.
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Moscow
Tuesaday
Minsk
War department lists fourteen Pershing casualty names
Washington March 27. The war department released fourteen casualties from Pershing units, with breakdowns: killed in action two, died of accident one, died of disease four, wounded severely two, wounded slightly fourteen. Officers not named in today's list.
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Washington
War Department
Pine
Inoday
Thomas
Nathan
John E. Allen
Harry E. Doeratler
Walter T. Coboe
Garry Christ
Archie Henderson
Sheaniee M. Jones
Jesu L. Koopman
Alexander Miller
Mayste
Clesaze
Cook Pant Bouchet
Polsoning
Robert S. Cross
John W. Teme
Death by Own Action Theory Generally Accepted in Idaho
Pocatello Idaho March 27 Yesterday while searching near the area where the body of an unidentified man was found Deputy Game Warden A T Lehrbag reported a discharged .38 caliber revolver a box of cartridges and a black felt hat purchased in Los Angeles. The presence of a bullet hole in the right breast and the weapon at the scene led officers to abandon foul play theories in favor of self inflicted death. A hotel hat check found in the dead man s pocket was traced to a Chicago hotel issued to a Mexican named Tony Tere around November 20 1917. The body was badly decomposed and unrecognizable when found.
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Pocatello
Idaho
A. T Lehrbag
Los Angeles
Auline Thory
Chicago
Mabey
Tony Tere
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