Bees and Tigers clash amid rain and crowd in Salt Lake
In Salt Lake the Bees fell to the Tigers as a late rain shower interrupted play. It took the game, halted by weather, to nine innings with the Tigers winning 6 to 9 amid gusty winds and crowded stands.
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Salt Lake Bees
Tigers
Salt Lake
Jack Quinn
Bil Berphant
Wald
Kale
Jack Conk
Bil Guthrie
Finney
Epourh Isnloge
To Meet Jace Dunn Feasey
A fragmentary notice lists a meeting involving Jace Dunn Feasey for an unspecified purpose. Details about date location or organization are unreadable, leaving only the name and a vague agenda.
Pacific Coast League Yesterday's Results
Yesterday in the Pacific Coast League Al Balt Lake Vernos Salt Lake D Inneventhran Al Los Apeetes Portland 1 Los Angeles 2 in fourteen innings Al Asn Francisco Demand 5 San Francisco 1
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Inneventhran
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Portland
Los Angeles
Asn
Francisco
San Francisco
Ban Francisco
GMD Balt Lake
Habe
Unclear Baseball Game Fragment With Scattered Names
A partial box score style snippet shows players Trobsse, Hie vaiey, Bnodgrace, Oslloway, Doane, Hannah, Ryan, Stel en bests Grizes 2, Gheeley, Wran. Pitcher Hoff 4, Behinkle 1, Dy Quinn struck out. Behinkle cited for 4 runs, 3 hits in 2 innings with Vernon committing errors. Salt Lake 6 appears, umpires Finney and Guthrie, time 1:20.
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Trobsse
Vaiey
Bnodgrace
Oslloway
Doane
Hannah
Ryan
Stelen
Grizes
Gheeley
Wran
MecLarry
Snodgrass
Dy Quinn
Behinkle
Hoff
Charee
Bone
Schinkin
Hof
Passad Balla
Vernon
Lett Oo Baszes
Salt Lake
Finney and Guthrie
Kremer Strikes for Oakland in Narrow Win
In San Francisco on May 55 a young pitcher named Kremer shut down Harry Wolverton's lineup as Oakland won a tight game 4 to 2. After a tense scoreless tie through seven, Kremer and Spider Baum battled before Oakland broke through with two late runs aided by costly errors. Howard's squad saw action late as Daum found better luck at the plate. The Bears’ fielding miscues helped Oakland seal the victory.
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Los Angeles
Angelado
Wortland
Doc Crandall
Doc
Aleth
Andy
Walter Bolen
Red Hillier
Aingle
Killifer
Porton
Portland
Ste
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Portand
McCredia
Rattanee
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Fe Peat
Hyo
Ey Rodgers
Daler
Wille
Baode
Farmer
cLarry
Horton
Grigee
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Williama
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George Wheelock
Ualloway
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OlFitgersid
Chadbourne
Sam's Navy
New Bhamn
York
Mra. Wheelock
Whitone
Athletic
McKee
Tobia
APO
Ryun
Memphis
Kremer
Brumpf
Malle
O'Blarn
Francisco
Rans
Geeeyeeed
Lon Angeles
Sunmar
Williams
Kenworthy
Meuser
Doles
L'Ek
Malsel
Shreton
Maggert
Killiter
Kan
Koche
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Vaughn
Bits
Middleton
Fitzeeral
Meusor
Crandall
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Schaller
Koer
Houck
Mads
Charge
Sheehan
Runa
Kre
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Fisher
Morton
Oakland
Malls
Ellis
Kennor
Stanheay and
Letd
Ay Feuster
Pasaed Balla Ilea
Phyle
Harry Wolverton
Oske
Spider Baum
Howard
Daum
Batters Setting a Merry Pace in American League
Cleveland batters pace for 300 hits as Speaker Wambsganss and Chapman lead with high averages, steals, and sacrifices. St Louis tops club batting while Maydr and Cyclotte pace pitching. Burns and Whit lead NL in hitting and runs. National League trade chatter mentions Burns versus Smalley and Whit.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Speaker
Wambsgania
Chapman
Ile
Cobb
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Arteen
I Sneaker
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Hendrix
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Miller
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Walker
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Slater
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Tish
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Darton
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Iack Smailih
Whit
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Withals
Diston
Munnk
Lelphia
York
Kifer
MrcCarty
Cruise
St New York
Wheat
Brooklyn
Whitted
Isetladelphi
James J Jeffries Prefers Ranch Life Over Fame
James J Jeffries, once world heavyweight champion, seeks to forget his boxing past. He prefers life on his 105 acre ranch near Los Angeles, staying away from town and city life unless business calls. He has built a fine home costing over $20,000 and plans reflect his architectural taste.
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James J. Jefeies
Trottta
Jefries Ranch
Jem
Tring
Jim Jeffries
Aghter
Jeffs
Jim
San Fernando
City Ife
California
Willard and Morris Close to Oklahoma Giant Bout Bid
Chicago May 18 Jare Curley, Willard’s part manager, met with Nate Lawis and Tommy Ware of Carl Morris to arrange a ten round bout between champions. Curley offered $76,000 purses for the clash. Willard would not confirm, but a New Yorker bid reportedly stands.
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Willard
Morrie
Chicago
Jare Curley
Jess Willard
Nate Lawis
Tommy Ware
Carl ‘Morris
Okla Bop
Curley
Strange Weapons Brought In In El Paso Call For Arms
In El Paso Texas city clerks called for all arms and ammunition to be registered but many weapons were brought in unregistered. A pistol once carried by the outlaw Billy the Kid was saved as a keepsake by a relative. The Far Eastern Olympic Games in Tokio drew over 4000 athletes with Japan leading, followed by the Philippines and China in a higher profile meet.
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EL Paso
Tex
Blay
Dy Tha Kid
Jal
Lincoln
N. O
Las Cruces
Pat Garrett
Tokio
Japan
China
Philippines
Larry Mumford Leads Local Baseball Showdown Tomorrow
In Ogden, a doubleheader at Glenwood Park pits the Washington Market club against the undefeated 5. T. Shop team at 3 p.m. The second game follows, between the winner of the first and Ogden Packing team. Chet Allens to pitch for the railroaders, starry Greenwell favored. Larry Mumford, backstop for Greenwell, bats over .300 and is regarded as one of the state’s best catchers. Lineup includes Washingtons Bhops Mumafords et al with Greenwell, Allen, Scott, and others. Ames, la, May 26. A large entries in the Miasoug valley track meet heats off after agreement.
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Kles
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P. Sy Allen
Mlscott Ueywons
Tracy Tloach
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Secopes
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Tack and
Ames
Ogden fighter Toung K. to meet Jack Dunn in title bout
Toung K of Ogden faces Jack Dunn of Seatre for the northwestern welterweight crown near Mackay. The match is billed as a decisive ten round bout, with both fighters promising a victory. Dunn is praised as the clever rival from Ashine and Brown’s record is noted as strong on the coast. If Dunn wins, he would claim the title over Brown after a recent victory.
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Toung K
Wruwn
Ogden
Jack Dunn
Seatre
Mackay
Duna
Stele
Aehitne
Teferes
Brown
Unsteady NY Giants fall to Chicago 6 1 in New York
Chicago defeated the Giants 6 to 1 in New York as unsteady NY pitching and erratic fielding hampered Graw. Nehray started, Al Demaree added another victory over his former team, and Fletcher was ejected by umpire Quigley in the ninth.
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Chicago
Giants
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al Demaree
Graw
Fletcher
Quigley
Chicaro Sasweeseeeee
Red Sox topple St Louis as Leonard shines
At St Louis May 25 Boston beat St Louis 3 to 0 as Dick Leonard dominated with a two hit effort and Groom yielded the lone Emerald run amid errors. Groom allowed three earned runs while the St Louis defense spoiled chances with miscues. The Crowns struggled to muster offense as Leonard walked five but never surrendered a hit after the fifth.
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St. Touts
Dick Leonard
Boston
St. Louisan
Groom Amely
War eats into college track and field history
New York May 36 War disrupts college athletics as the Intercollegiate track and field championships are abandoned. Since 1876 these national events have provided a continuous record, now broken for 1917, with Yale Princeton Pennsylvania and others represented across the era. The IC A A A faces an unprecedented pause in its celebrated competition while athletes and universities lose a storied annual meet.
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New York
Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America
Associaon
Saratoga
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Dawdoln
Dartmouth
Columbie
Willams
City College of New York
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Philadelphia
Cambridge
Univerables
Met
Eset
Michigan
Saddle
West
California
Stanford
Pacific Coast
Heco
Yaleta
Pennsylvania Hind
Corme
Columbia
Tigers
College men meet to talk football in East
New York May 25 Two conferences will influence eastern college athletics meeting tomorrow Graduate Athletic Managers Association to be followed by assembling of central board of football officials Several varsity captains and managers expected to attend Delegates from Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia Pennsylvania Cornell Dartmouth Syracuse Colgate Brown Amherst and others likely to attend The 1917 1918 season outlook to be discussed and reports on probable conditions at various institutions.
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Graduate Athletic Managers’ Association
Central Board of Football
Warvard
Yale
Peiyceton
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Dartmouth
Syracuse
Colgate
Brown
Amherst
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