18 May 1915
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1915
Page
1
A fragmentary sports page records a lively, informal exchange about the Vankers baseball club. The discussion touches on leadership changes, player attitudes, and calls for better play, with names and details obscured by garbled OCR.
Fragmented OCR reads like a funeral notice parade, naming Hanpy Hopan and Happy Hogan among scattered names. It mentions services at a Los Angeles hosptal area, undertaker booths, and a long string of garbled lines and stray phrases from a crowded public notice page.
Ceaver Wanacer is stung twice in an incident described within a fragmented police or local event note. The garbled text mentions names and a public setting, with unclear details but suggests a repeated sting or bite event occurring in a public or community context. Entities include Ceaver Wanacer and possible references to locations or people in the surrounding garble.
In Téuiavill Kansas on May 18 disorder and wartime tension color racing news. The Schorr stable led by David Craig claimed a rich Canadian Derby title and prize money, with partners Thvld Craig and Guileite Lake among the key officials as horses trained for the season.
Philadelphia defeated St Louis 5 to 3 as Cravath drove in two runs and Becker and Nisnoff added run production. Pitcher Perdue struggled, while distractions and substitutions marked a rough day across multiple games with postponed fixtures noted for Washington and Chicago split.
In Chicago May 17 Hantard’s homer in the tenth tied and Chicago pushed ahead for a 6 5 victory over Baltimore after Mei er’s misplay had given the visitors the lead in the top half. Sherlaton Doolan was benched for arguing a decision as protests erupted over calls and lineup changes.
Fragmentary text references All Hallows protest and a gathering near Ball Lake, with scattered phrases about payment, taxation and an event at a distant date. The legible parts indicate an organized protest or religious commemoration but lack coherent details, names, dates, or locations to specify the outcome or participants.
A student named Little faced ineligibility after a scholastic record issue. The protest by Tommy Fitzpatrick led to forfeiture of all games All Hallows played, tying Granite High for the league title and dropping All Hallows College to last place.
Salt Lake May 18 The University of Utah defeats the Aggie crew 11 to 10 in a hard hitting game marked by slips, bobbles, and many bases on balls. Utah benefited from timely Aggie errors while Aggies mounted late threats. Both lineups featured Perkins and Dweb for Utah and Barette for the Aggies as BYU leads the season race.
Newark May 1 reports Suffrage Day amid baseball chatter at Polo Grounds with fans and suffrage signals observed. The piece mixes multiple sports notes including college baseball results and a boxing match recap, citing George Moore’s victory and other sports headlines of the era.
A garbled fragment mentions preservation and a letter, referencing authorities and a ship. It awkwardly intermixes English and German phrases about an inquiry or communication, with unclear names and dates, all written in a faded or inconsistent script.
A clipped dispatch reports rain and light snow saving fruit crops, amid garbled placeholders referencing people and places. The fragment hints at a weather impact on agriculture and local notices, with scattered proper nouns that are unreadable in parts.
A legal action pits Hat ers Must Race against lenders over a $800000 judgment. The case seeks to foreclose on homes and assets as proceedings move toward court resolution. The matter centers on a union dispute and alleged nonpayment, with the Supreme Court cited in earlier motions.
Fragmentary text shows efforts to provide aid to Belgian refugees, with mentions of shipments sent from New York state and appeals to authorities for funding and support. References to commissions of education and finance appear amid scattered notes on relief operations and wartime logistics.
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