Salt Lake Falls In Opening Game To Senators 7 6
Salt Lake was defeated by the Senators 7 to 6 in the opening game. Starters included Gould and Bromley with several relievers used as the Bees rallied briefly but could not overcome the early deficit. Key moments featured wins around the third to seventh innings and a late Bees push that fell short.
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Cone
Sive
Plate Lake
Schinkel
Dees
Fleaxe Gardner
Hey
Pinelli
Hunt
M Hetory
Witeh
Hantrer
Hans
Eldred
Forcinis
Browns Best Cleveland and Athletics Win in Nine
In a chaotic update from baseball and wool market notes, the Browns defeat Cleveland while the Athletics win in ten innings. The report ties in side notes on Brooklyn’s win, wool prices in the West, and regional shearing activity with figures on prices and consignments.
Public utilities inquiry on stage lines in Utah
New formal hearings will open on stage and freight lines proposed from Price to Uintah Counties and other routes including Price to Orangeville and Sunnyside. Officials review applications by Fors De WTe and others. wool sale forecasts in Utah exceed 17 million pounds with high bids expected as woolgrowers prepare shipments.
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Puolic Utilities Commission of
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Vries
Price
Uintahhasta
Ten Godwin
Pricey la Cisneron
Castle Valley
Orangesville
Segake
Ketper
Sunnyside
Tiawatha
Salt Lake
Kane County
National League results and civic club closing proposal
The National League standings show Brooklyn New York Chicago Philadelphia and others with losses and wins in May games. Salt Lake Federation of Women's Clubs discussed closing all suares at midnight and a committee led by Eth Gowan and Mrs Williamson was formed. annual federation election set for Monday at 2 20 at the Civic Center.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Detroit
Uiicaga
Calder
Cleveland
Louis G
Itis
Philatelphia
Phil Schinkel
Ates
Salt Lake
Civic Center
Aif
Divorce Suit Pends As Couple Allies Face Claims
At Salt Lake City May 6 a divorce suit was filed against Lucy Bradley by Dr G and Mrs May McEntyre alleging the ring valued at 9800 was intrusted to the husband who allegedly diverted it last April while Mrs McEntyre was hospitalized in Los Angeles. The McEntyres had won a prior divorce and accuse the husband of neglect and other women. Also in Salt Lake City two men from Missouri were arrested at Garden Hotel with two 11 year old girls and held for juvenile court investigation. A separate case from Iowa involves a mother Andry Alcott of Salt Lake charged with kidnapping her child from the father Fred M. Dvink. Governor Ballinger delayed action pending further hearings.
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Salt Lake
May McEntyre
Itr Ia
Lucy Bradley
Diana
McEntyre
Ethan
Salt Lak
A. L. Cole
City
Nouth Street
J. Mayhine
G. Matson
Simon Bai
Frast
Nrink
Ehler
Katzies and Comics Page Featured on Saturdays Standard
Mike Would Like More of One and Less of the Other highlights a full page of Katzies and five other comic pages published every Saturday in the Standard. The note emphasizes reader preference for variety and steady weekly humor.
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Mike
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