Angels Lose Second Game At Salt Lake 4 1
Salt Lake blanked Los Angeles 4 to 1 as Bert Hall pitched well for Salt Lake to take the win in the second straight victory over the Angels. Hall shut down the Angels early and the Salt Lake offense backed him with timely runs including a first inning tally. Burns Perritt and Brooke appeared for Los Angeles while Halland Rohrer handled the mound for Salt Lake.
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Sports update on Heinie Zimmerman batting struggles
The Chicago Cubs face spring concerns as Heinie Zimmerman fails to hit and lags below .200 while rival New York tops the standings. Zimmerman's slump threatens lineup balance and sparks questions about drift in batting form this season.
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Oakland Holds Down Beavers in Silly Baseball Card
In San Francisco on May 12, Oakland pitchers led by Raymond Boyd limited Portland to three hits and one run while Oakland bats rallied for a 2 1 victory. Johnston homered in the fourth to tie, and Tyler Christian’s club benefited from timely hits as Nico Ness and others contributed to the win.
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Seals Triumph Over Tigers In Tight Game
Los Angeles May 1 The Seals defeated the Tigers 4 to 3 in a tight contest decided in the seventh inning. Leard hit a decisive homer in the seventh and Jones drove in the winning run with a single in right center. Fitzgerald added a double and three Tigers errors aided the Seals. Hap Hogan pitched well for the Seals despite a rough outing by the Tigers.
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Burlee hussball and Penry-Knicely extra innings game
The Burlee hussball team of the City League defeated Penry-Knicely in an extra inning tilt after a 3 to 2 finish in five innings, seven frames needed to decide. The Eagles led 3 2 after five, then 6 2 in the seventh before Penry-Knisely rallied to 6 6.
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Federal League game ends in low scoring 3 to 2
Report describes a Federal League match with a 3 to 2 final. Players such as Ierighodim and Mattala figure among the lineup, while mentions of teammates Blows and Male appear in a cluttered, partially legible account.
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College Baseball Notes From Coastal World Series
A garbled OCR style summary notes college baseball events on the Pacific coast with references to Vermont, Cambridge, and Oakland. It mentions universities and venues in a fragmented way, implying a regional college game recap or schedule brief without clear outcomes or complete names.
Pennsylvania College Scores Across Eastern Matches
A scrambled recap notes several college results with scores and locations including New Hever Dartmouth Yale Princeton West Point Easton Lafayette Lehigh Dickinson and Victoria Wesleyan. The fragment lists multiple games linked to Pennsylvania and nearby institutions with varied outcomes.
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Easton
Ephraim Opens Season With Win Over Salina
Ephraim defeated Salina 3 to 1 as pitchers Sweitzer and Erickson starred. Sweitzer fanned twenty and Erickson sixteen, showcasing the team’s strong start. Canon Land and Ryan Erickson pitched for the visitors, with Cred Jurgens as manager preparing for a promising season.
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Cyclone Workman Quits In Fifth Round Bout
Preston May 1 Cyclone Workman quit in the fifth round of a 20 round bout with Jack Trowney of Salt Lake City after being fouled in the fifth, a physician found no evidence, Workman retained, but declined to continue due to gout. referee J A Bynearson upheld the result.
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University head in New York City turmoil prompts resignation rumors
In Salt Lake May 1s reports say that unrest among University professors in New York triggers calls for resignations. Regent Walder van Coltiette faces pressure as President J. Ty Gingeburg seeks new faculty members while a committee investigates alleged misconduct and policy shifts threaten to widen controversies at the university.
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Professors Seek Utah Inquiry Over Faculty Actions
The American Association of University Professors issued a statement by president John Dewey and others noting a serious condition in Utah requiring investigation. The group plans a public report from the investigating committee and urges cautious action on appointments at the University of Utah until the findings are released. The signatories include A. O. Lovejoy and M. R. A. Seligman.
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London Papers Justify Rioters Amid German Internment Debate
London papers condemn the riots yet frame the mob’s anger as intelligible amid provocation and urge harsh measures against Germans. The Times backs internment and deportation of Germans, including naturalized ones, while the Daily Mail calls for immediate internment of all Germans. The Morning Post expresses tempered regret over violence but supports government action against naturalized offenders, and cites Sir Medgar Speyer as part of the debate. The Times also contrasts British and German treatment on the eve of war, noting reciprocal legal tensions. Read theWashlisted Am.
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