Miller's Knockout Proves Punch in Ogden Show
Joe Miller again showed his power in Ogden boxing night defeating Frankie Gage by knockout in a bout that had fast exchanges and crowd-pleasing moments. Gage, acclimating to the arena, fought hard but fell in the almb round, drawing admiration from fans and signaling potential rematch. Morrissey defeated Shu man in a tight eight round lightweight bout, while fans dodged a bleacher collapse that injured several spectators but left most able to finish the card.
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Utah Men Star in Athletic Meet
San Diego May 4 Report on a military track meet where Camp Konroy and Camp Kearny squads led by standout athletes dominated events. Al Warden Sturgis and Ley tipped key performances, with Navy runners and the Jackson WHE team showing strong showings. Warden’s injury limited Kearny’s distance hopes. multiple distance and sprint events featured notable placings and records.
May Day MLB Results Tie Up Tight Notables
Cleveland and Chicago battled in a 9 inning game with Coveleskie outpitching Choice and errors behind. St Louis beat Detroit 3 to 2 with Tobin driving in the deciding run and Sister collecting four hits. Washington shaded Boston as Mays hurled brilliantly while Tobin featured in a St Louis win. Sioux City opened league play with an 8 to 0 win as Merz allowed five hits.
Vernon Tigers down Bees 8 to 3 in Salt Lake clash
Vernon right-hander Jack Quinn dominated as Vernon beat Salt Lake 8 to 3 to reclaim league lead. McCabe struggled with control, walking four in two frames, while Penner and Westerzaill contributed key RBIs. Salt Lake’s lone late rally came in the ninth with Sands’s single and Ryan’s run, but Vernon held on.
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Senators Edge Seals 7-4 In Rough Ball Game
San Francisco trailed 4-1 before Chief Johnson faltered in a gusty breeze, allowing Sacramento to surge ahead. West and Johnson each hit three batters as six double plays favored the Seals, but Sacramento pulled away late to win seven to four.
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SPEED MARTINS WINNER FOR LOSSENING UNIT
SPEED MARTINS WINNER FOR THE LOS ANGELES, May teSone Martin widh the Oakland Aketegation played fast and errorless pay tude And shut out the climbing Adgols, to 0. Martin won Invincible a exception of the ninth, 94 into far left field for threw haves, an ABgEL Tupper at last second. ji, Ys' effort was full GAS Martino. the next two batters. a arlett sprained an ankle ithe Ebr Siel Lana grounder, and Cheistengen, tinted out at third, Crandall started for the Angela ahy was picked for runs in the Tirat second innings, and when the Daks put another over in the Torus, Valen cia was gent up the hax With one to and noe out, The Qaka par ANTE run across in this innins hetoe Valen cia could retire the side, inne following . inine, ad 3th the Han ENg vs Hans Welked, Miller singled' ta righ and Hawkes scored and Miller PORE By yevond on Crawford's throwe in, Terry threw the ball Into the Oakley huge out, letting Miller in. The scor WICHITA LOSES OPENER, WICHITA, Kan. May Withity last the first game of th On here today, 3 to 9, to Hutchinson throug inspite to bunch any of their eleven tA
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Club Standings and Today's Schedule Highlights
Vernon visits Salt Lake while Sacramento plays San Francisco and Oakland travels to Los Angeles in the day’s league slate. McCabe allows five runs on 19 at bats over six innings, charged to him, as Penner is noted with a strong wild pitch and Vernon leads Salt Lake 9 to 5 with errors and small-base events recorded. Umpire Casey presided over the game with the stated lineups and field events.
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Boston Breaks Tie With 4–2 Win Over Brooklyn
Boston defeated Brooklyn 4 to 2 to move ahead in the National League standings. Muffs of Mes hy Hick maan and Johnston drove in Boston's runs in the first and seventh innings as the game helped Boston climb from a tie for seventh place.
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