Killerman to appear in exhibition bout tomorrow night
Promoter W C Binford announced heavyweight wrestler John Kellerman of Chicago will appear in an exhibition at the Orpheum theater tomorrow evening as a preliminary to the Berg Harbertson world title fight. Kellerman weighs about 185 pounds and trains with Harbertson, drawing interest from fans and a planned second preliminary.
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John Kellerman
Chicago
Haw
Orpheum Theater
Berg Harbertgon
Chanpionahip
W. C. Binford
Kellerman
Jack Harbertson
Willan
Demelras
Cof Ad Santel
Srnest Kartje
Binford
Jack ‘Widerison
Prins of Pale
Dobo Borg
Cham Artired
Ogden
Spokane
Wash
Taro Mayaki
Mayaki
Japan
Gere
Ihab Ad Santel
Portland
Union Depot
Marion Hotel
Ogden Canyon
Enlee
Eagles’ Gymnasiumn
Werg
Harbert-son
Ho Bald
Albertson
Malan's Heights
Wingree
Flo
Tinford
Joe Goss
National League results and upcoming schedule
National League yesterday saw AC St. Louis 1 Boston 0 and Chicago Philadelphia 0 Chicago 0 with Cincinnati New York 1 Cleveland mutt B. Three games were on the slate. Today Brooklyn visits Chicago Boston hosts Cincinnati Philadelphia plays Pittsburg New York travels to St. Louis. Cincinnati reports a four of five win over New York as Barnes, Hotke, McCarty, Magee, Grizith and Neale figured in scoring plays. Tyler outdueled Hogg in a Chicago Philadelphia finale 3 to 0 in a pitching duel with Tyler prevailing aided by double plays.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
New York
St. Louis
Gerlet
Eiter
Barnes
Hotke
McCarty
Magee
Grizith
Neale
Caukey
Demarest
Tyler
Hogg
Sunday Games Divide in Weekend Standings
Summary of scattered results from a Sunday baseball slate with teams Vernon Salt Lake Los Angeles San Francisco Oakland and Sacramento competing in multiple venues. Includes score lines, key hits, errors, and pitching notes, highlighting the split doubleheader and the impact on the series standings along with brief mentions of other league games and a Pershing tribute note.
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Belt Lake
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Vernon
Oakland
San Francisco
Salt | Lake
Sette Lake
Vernot
Ohio
Los Angela
Angels Shut Out Senators In California Tilt
In Sacramento on May 19 the Los Angeles Angels defeated the Senators 4 to 0. Curley Brown pitched well for Los Angeles, limiting Sacramento to only one runner reaching second base. Scoring details show uneven innings with hits distributed among both teams, and a Sacramento foul content cited in the report. Brown was charged with the defeat. Brenton credited with the win in a 1 hour 5 minute game.
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Farmer
Light
Mitchell
Chadbourne
Westerzil
Mathes
Ryan
Mitchel
Dy Dell
Evans
Nases
Dell
Reo Smith
SWATF
Braves
St. Louis
Hearn
Boster
Slouis
Packard
Wickland
Soyder
Ag Aingle
J. Cir Smitth
Tieston
Racramento
The
Angels
Curley Brown
Angela
Sant
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Tung
Eveeera
Srteesees
Ono
Hlta
Tevetes
Gardner
Radgerr
Cooper
Crandall
Fournier
Pine
Brown
Brenton
Hy Brown
Drenton
Wild Wich
Helping Phillies Keep in the Race
Erakine Mayer, Phillies pitcher who co starred with Grover Cleveland Alexander during the first part of the 1916 season, has made a great comeback and now looks like Alexanders logical successor. Eddie Burns, forced to catch the entire 1915 world series, has again been thrown into the breach and has responded nobly. His catching, throwing, hitting and all round skill have featured the early victories of the Phillies.
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Erakine Mayer
Philly
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
Eddie Burns
Phillies
Seals Take Two to Clinch Series Over Oakland
In San Francisco on May 19 the Seals swept two games from Oakland to clinch the series. Scoring details show San Francisco winning 6 to 0 and 8 to 6 with Krause and Seaton among others taking the mound. Batters, hits, and errors are listed, highlighting Seaton and Krause as key pitchers and Wares, Koerner, and Murray contributing offensively.
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San Francisco
Seals
Oakland Todey
Ano Ear
Maklans
Sivas
Slulen Banes
Plek
Seaton
Hawks
Guis
Krause
Kremer
Rome
Arnett
Wares
Koerner
Middleton
Murmmel
Corhan
Christensen
Hunter
Bange
Strick Nun
Double
Murray
Oakland
Wild Pite Kremer
Mefen
Cue
Aire
Finney
American League Results and London Baseball Scene
Yesterday's results show Washington edged Cleveland 1 0 in 12 innings with no other games. Today St Louis visits Washington and other matches are Detroit Philadelphia Chicago New York Cleveland London Arsenal Grounds hosted first baseball game in Waltham. Spectators included Admiral Palmer and William Archer Redmond. Three American Army teams and four Canadian squads formed a London league.
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Wathington
Cleveland
Washington
Gatden
Aric Latham
New York
Arsenal Football Grounds
Wighbury
Admiral Palmer
William Archer Redmond
Lie Lale Jolr Redmond
Army
Mney
London
Baseball game in London kicks off Anglo American season
London on Saturday May 18 opened the baseball season with an eleven inning game. The score was Admiral 3 to Navy 1. General Virdle led the opening ball for the Navy as the action began, with Rempir Anny and other officers in attendance.
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London
Gerrersende
Bob Admiral
Vhrer
General Virdle
Rempir Anny
Navy
Substitute Wizard Rathenau A German Crisis Response
Dr Rathenau dubbed the substitute wizard for Germany in wartime as shortages hit and substitute agents rise. The term ersatz reflects his role shaping policy and industry in a time of scarcity. Public reaction hints at a reliance on quick fixes and national resilience.
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Dr. Rathenau
Germany
Ersatz
Rathenar
Probate and Guardianship Notices for Hsinte Garner
Probate notices announce that Hsinte of Tain R. Garner, deceased, creditors must present claims with vouchers to Wade M. Johnson at First National Bank Ride Ogden City on or before the Sunday of July 1918. J. HY Riley is administrator, Wade M. Johnson attorney. First publication May 6, 1913.
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Hsinte
Tain R. Garner
Crelitars
Wade M. Johnson
First National Bank
Ogden
Wiah
Admr
Idaea
Redskin Stars Exit Major League Baseball
The Redskin is leaving the majors as Jim Thorpe of Gisn's and Zach Wheat of the Brooklyns are the last major Indian representatives. Chief Meyers has moved to Buffalo in the new International league, and Chief Bender has retired. Sockalexis is cited as the greatest Indian ballplayer, with Bender seen as his closest successor.
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Jim Thorpe
Gisn's
Zach Wheat
Brooklyns
Pictares
Chief Meyers
New York Nationals
Buffalo
Chief Bender
Philadelphia
Sockalexis
Clevelands
Bender
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Stoten Srewere
Sr Mathea
Sheely
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Mitches
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Rame
F Pershing
Omaha
Basnball
General Pershing
OC. E. Adit
UALR
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Aurapran
Armins
Senators
Scions
Erskine Mayer
DAKS
Seale
Doub
Theader
Sereeees
Miller
Trummel
Kantlehner
Mitze
Balle
Fa Eer
Piteheed
Maggert
Hawke
Kremax
Detroit
Hogton
Wn Ly Pet
Osborn
New
Perpe
Clevelard
A OR Walther
Rathenau
Insult
Respaova Slanare
J. Hy, Riley
Souire Edgegate
Redskins
Louis Richard
Alvans
Dacre
Lett
Hetto
John Berg
Jack Harbertscgn
Orpheum Theatre
Jagalong
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