DAKS Lose Five Games Of Series
May 10 report says Oakland fell 9 to 2 in Salt Lake as Salt Lake and Oakland split the set. Blankenshin’s club, led by Leavitt and Christian, traveled west to face Salt Lake, then San Francisco, Portland, and Oakland in a string of games. Salt Lake won 8 to 2 behind Dutch Kibwitter as Oakland’s rough road trip continued amid a weary crowd of about 5000 fans.
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Frank W. Leavitt
Tyler Christian
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Blankenshin
Salt Lake
Kibwitter
Hibger
Wilkesbarre
Blank
Teuton
Bromiép
Rome
Tad
City League Games At Fair Grounds Draw Large Crowd
Sunday afternoon at the fair grounds featured City League baseball with Walk-Over defeating Mall Clerks 17 to 4 in the first game while Never Rips topped Galena 2 to 1 in a fast second contest. Williams sprained an ankle in the fifth inning and was replaced by Furnas. Bartlett and Cox and Brown and Lied turned in double plays. G. Stang stood out defensively as did Sprague. Ogden Tech defeated State Industrial 9 to 2, highlighted by Parry striking out 16.
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Hold
Baseball Game Fragments With Mixed League Notes
Fragments describe a baseball game at Greenwood Park with mentions of Owls and misread player names. Notes span American League and National League standings, double plays, and various team activities. The garbled text includes references to pitchers, batters, and teams like St Louis, Chicago, Detroit, and Washington, with Preston Flour advertising at the end.
Doubleheader Ties as Angels Split with Tigers
Angels split Sunday twin bill as a morning win by Charles Uhowh and a late rally by Yorker led to a 1-0 victory. Dodgers notes mention Slim Love and Hogan, while Tribune recaps imply a tied doubleheader outcome with the Angels and Tigers each taking a game.
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Angela
Pam Fay
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Pate
Fea Roates
Dillon
Slim
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Venton Mona
Boxing notes from Los Angeles season and standout welterweights
The report highlights top heavyweights and middleweights, noting rivals like Fritzl Scheff, Stanley Netell, and Kill Turney. It mentions a Pacific Coast League bout, injuries, and a series of games across Salt Lake City and Los Angeles with San Francisco, Oakland and San Jay appearances.
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Thoes
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Chanes
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Kellar
Poe
Bellieg
Ball Lake Oil
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Turney
Is Tris Speaker Fueling Red Sox Dissent in 1910s Rumor
Rumors swirl in the American League that Tris Speaker leads an anti-Gaveigan faction, aiming to hinder Red Sox coaching. The dispute ties to internal clashes following a major victory for a banker-turned-fighter era and mentions historic heavyweights like Flint and Kellar.
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Tris Speaker
Red Sox
Ue Vumor Carris
Suhl
Shampionshin
Terry Kellar Ras Excellent Record From Akton Ohl Presa
Text is garbled and unreadable. no coherent event or facts can be determined. The fragment references names and places but lacks decisive action or context to form a proper summary.
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Terry Kellar
Last time tonight Fritzi Scheff at The Ogden
Advertisement notes the final appearance of performer Fritzi Scheff at The Ogden with promotional copy. Christian Ready challenges and discusses a potential bout with Drandt though promoter notes caution about the match. The text presents obstructed names and vague event details from the era.
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The
Ogden
Aivertivement
Fritzi Scheff
Christian
Eorge
Uincalarsé
Mrandt
Feil
Drandt
Ould Ue
Lernis
Helper Defeats Clus in Hiawatha Trive Game
A fragmented report describes a May day baseball game in Hiawatha where Helper defeated Clus 2 to 1. The pitchers held the opposing side scoreless until late, with unclear details on who earned the win or save. Castlegate, Sunnyside, Maitland, and Storrs are referenced among teams and players, but the full lineup and outcomes remain obscured by the damaged text.
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Bate
Castlegas J
Sunnyside
Castlegate
Maitland
Spe Gil
Mini
Molrland
Hawai
Mawatha
Sunnyade Day
Sampoon to Succeed Bidwell
Washington May 1. Colonel Sampoon of the army in charge of the lake survey at Detroit has been ordered to take charge of the engineering department at New Atlantis to supervise Colonel dole and the hole detached in a war observer unit.
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Biddell
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Sampoon
The
Anny Enguerrs
Catroit
Minh
New Atlantia
Dole Tite
American names in casualty list reveal injuries and losses
Casualty list names several service members including Merod Mrederiet Wheeler a driver from Detroit Colorado wounded Private Donald d Martin of Seattle Washington killed and Joseph Witla Suythe of Tacoma Washington wounded in action.
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Wheeler
Doetivor
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Donald d. Martin
Seattle
Wash
Joseph Witla Suythe
Taco
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