25 May 1916
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1916
Page
1
In San Francisco on May 24 the Angels edged the Oaks despite a tense start. Rowey Middleton delivered a rising fly ball that fell between fielders with a runner on first, aiding a late rally. Intech Klarit and the top of the order produced the decisive scoring, yielding a 6 to 1 final.
Loz Aughies reports May 24 at Washington park as a crowded crowd blamed Walter McCeidir for the Tigers second fame. Mortland to the Tiers, to L. Boore by Innings. Tort 2 Bons.
Dallas hosts the Southern Golf Association championship with 140 entries. Day two narrowed to final 16 including Perry Adair of Atlanta and Tom Wheelock of New Orleans. notable upsets included Molredge over Probascio and Carroll beating Jennings. Third round set for tomorrow at Dallas Country Club with players from Arkansas, Texas, Louisiana, and New Orleans advancing.
May 25 reports a postponed Salt Lake baseball game due to freezing conditions at Majestic Park. Utes and Seals were unable to play as wind and cold halted action, shifting standings and leaving players and fans hoping for better conditions.
Dr H E Clyde, a well known golf amateur, argues golfers perform best Saturday afternoon after a hard week’s work. He explains fatigue relieves muscle tension and inhibits overexertion, improving focus and rhythm. Sunday mornings see a rebound of nerves and overeffort, causing tops, slices, and long drives with low accuracy.
May 24 report lists Jack Dempsey, night heavyweight champion of the Pacific coast, set to meet Bob York, Colorado heavyweight champion, at Elk Theater in Price. Dempsey plans to leave the West for New York after the bout against York, a 190-pound, 6 foot 1 inch boxer.
Yesterday in the American League Boston beat Detroit four to nothing. Washington defeated Chicago two to four. St Louis beat New York nineteen to one. Philadelphia played at Philadelphia. Today's schedule features Detroit at Boston, St Louis at New York, Cleveland at Philadelphia, and Washington at Philadelphia.
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May 24 Brooklyn beats Pittsburg 5 to 2 in ten innings. The Pirates tied it at 2 in the eighth before Daubert, Stengel, and Wheat delivered two runs in the tenth. Cleveland moves back to first after beating Philadelphia 5 to 4 as Bush’s wild pitch and Turker’s double drive the late score. The schedule shows Chicago at Cincinnati and Brooklyn at Pittsburgh as the remaining two games.
In St Louis, with two out in the ninth, Wilson singled, Miller walked, and Snyder hit a three run triple as the Cards beat Boston 5 to 4. Errors by Wilson and Hornby helped tie the game before a late rally gave St Louis the win.
Ruth limited Detroit to four singles as Boston beat Detroit 9 to 4 with strong catching from Hooper and Helfer. Hooper grabbed a one hand drive by Veach. Yankees trounce Browns 10 to 1 as Shawkey limits hits. Marker resting tendon, Peckinough out with back strain. Faber leads Washington past Chicago 4 to 1 as Cleveland girds for the home stretch.
Baseball scores from yesterday show the New York and Cincinnati game ending 1 to 2, with Pittsburgh at ten innings. Chicago vs Philadelphia finished 8 to 1 in favor of Philadelphia.
Sir Herbert Deerbohm Tree, in New York, says Shakespeare would adapt to film with detailed motion picture directions. He notes Shakespeare used devices to enhance stage drama and could have directed for the camera if alive. The interview discusses realism, devices, and the feasibility of Shakespeare as a screen writer.
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