Dempsey Knocks Keller in Ten Rounds at Alhambra
In front of about two thousand spectators at the Alhambra theater Jack Dempsey of Salt Lake City defeated Terry Keller for the light heavyweight title in ten furious rounds. Referee Tom Painter awarded the decision amid crowd approval as Dempsey repeatedly battered Keller, opening Keller’s right eye in round four and sealing the bout with relentless assault.
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Salt Lake Takes One From Tigers
Salt Lake defeated Vernon 2 to 1 in a baseball game. The Salt Lake battery included Mittery and Hannah for Salt Lake while Vernon used Vernat on the mound. Salt Lake led with a first inning run on an error and sacrifice plays, then added a second run the later game. Vernon scored in the ninth but could not overcome the early lead. Fans saw the Utes’ first appearance at this venue and left impressed by Salt Lake’s win and Vernon’s struggles at the plate.
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Newcomer Found for Ten Hits by Kelly in Portland
Portland, May 2. A new pitcher Herbert Kelly, from Notre Dame, started for the Angels and allowed ten hits but was supported by poor defense. Los Angeles won 4 to 2 as Kelly pitched well despite the run support woes and miscues by Portland fielders and base runners.
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Brooklyn Nets Beat New York in Ten Innings
May 3 Brooklyn defeated New York 6 to 4 in ten innings to complete three of four in the series. Cutshaw doubled in the tenth for two runs and a single in the first drove in another. New York third baseman Hunter left after being spiked in the fifth. Final: Brooklyn 6 New York 4.
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Seals Nose Out Oaks 9 10 8 on late rally
San Francisco defeats Oakland 9 to 8 in a tense Pacific Coast League game. Jerry Downs delivered a tying double plays and key defensive plays, as Oakland and San Francisco traded innings. Standings show San Francisco at 16-14, Oakland at 12-15, with Portland and Vernon nearby and next-day schedule including Los Angeles at Portland and San Francisco at Oakland.
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Home Run Save Lajoie Gives Philadelphia 3 2 Victory
In a lone May 3 game, Philadelphia defeats New York 3 to 2. Lajoie homers with Oldring aboard in the eighth to seal the win as Nabors and Keating hold the visitors in a tense late inning battle. New York also features tight defense and a late rally.
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Hustling Tommy 15 Managing Hustlers
Philadelphia and Cincinnati results mingle with a chaotic recap. It notes Tommy Leach taking managing duties for the Hustlers and hints at his expected success, alongside scattered game details involving Philadelphia a nd Cincinnati players, including Alexander and Niehoff, amid a jumble of scores and inings.
Norgren to Train Vernal Men in Baseball Support
Vernal Utah May 2 Cynth Newon IH Norgren of the University of Utah wired to coach Vernal’s summer baseball team and serve as general coach for Ashley valley youth. Local businessmen guarantee his salary and expenses. Norgren plans an all local team and coaching in athletics to raise sports in Ashley valley.
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Wolgast Confident of Victory Over Young Gilbert
Wolgast cuts Gradwob in Newark showing strong form as he heads to Salt Lake City for May 10 bout with Pat Gilbert. He vows readiness for a grueling 20 round fight while Gilbert trains hard at the central fire station and roadwork begins.
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Student fined for auto speeding in Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City on May 4 Bidtney Taylor, a two year old student, was fined 16 or 15 days in jail after conviction for speeding. Office witness Johny W. Hall of Wells Fargo testified Taylor sped through First avenue and D street, causing fear to Hall’s family. Judge B A Stogets imposed the sentence with two days stayed.
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Fiji Governor Visits New York on Steamship Return
Sir Dickham Sweet-Lscott governor of One False lands and his wife arrived in New York aboard the Agdor Hoe steamship Tus tuna from Glasgow en route to Burn Fiji Islands. He noted that two Fiji contingents to the war each numbered 120 men and that 25 percent had been killed in action, including the governor's son. No natives served in either contingent.
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Spanish Steamer Sunk by Submarine in Atlantic
London reporting a neutral steamship named Winifreda was attacked by a submarine and sunk. The 1441 ton, 239 foot vessel built in 1899 in Sunderland, England, was owned by Wilton. One crew member reportedly died.
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Aggies to Meet BYC in Tennis Opener Thursday
Logan May 3 The Aggies and BYC will meet Thursday evening at the DB Co courts in a practice type tennis match. Nelaco will play the Aggies singles while Carrington and Kirkham form the doubles. BYC players Smith Migson Slench and Preston are not participating.
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