Oaks Win From Bees 2-1 in Narrow Victory
In a tense game Oaks edged Bees 2 to 1 as Tees led a late push and a stranded train delay barely affected the visitors. The San Francisco clash in May saw strong defense and timely hits by Bay Area scorers with Os Angeles Seals also earning a narrow win in another regional contest.
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Bears and Angels split first coast league game in foggy San Francisco
In Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Portland area results from yesterday's Pacific Coast League play show Los Angeles beating San Francisco 6, Salt Lake 1, and a Portland Vernon match ending 6 to 0. The narrative highlights pitcher Smith of San Francisco and Crandall of Los Angeles in a rough, low-scoring affair at Washington Park with early standout plays and multiple base-threatening sequences.
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Bounty Paid On Pests In Brigham City Area
In Brigham City Utah May 30 trappers and hunters report large numbers of jack rabbits cothed copher and squirrels as bounty earnings rise since the state began paying for pests. To date 1 952 jack rabbits have been killed earning 5 cents each 386 round snails killed at 2 cents and 127 gophers at 3 cents each. The pests are widespread in parts of the county causing notable damage. Separately near Wagon Heber City May 29 the body of Aturew F Anderson 50 of Provo Beach was found late yesterday afternoon in Strawberry Valley thirty miles east of Heber City. The discovery was made by Gail Fisher who tends livestock in the area. The body lay beside Andersons wagon with his horses grazing nearby. Cause of death undisclosed authorities notified. Ogden Steam Laundry advertises rug cleaning.
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Cleveland shuts out Detroit in tenth to stay in pace
In Cleveland on May 29 the Indians defeated Detroit 7 to 0 in ten innings. So singled, stole second, scored on Harvie’s double after Wannas out. Coreleskle pitched his fourth shutout of the year as Cleveland kept pace in the pennant race. The box score shows Detroit 0, Cleveland 9 hits 9.
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Athletics Take Two as Philadelphi a Triumphs
Philadelphia defeated New York in a doubleheader 4 to 0 and 4 to 3. McToals collected six hits and a sacrifice in eight plate appearances, driving in two runs with a two-bagger in the eighth of the second game. Bush pitched well with strong support. First game box score lists Philadelphia 10,000 to 0. second game shows scoring in late innings as Philadelphia rallied.
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Beavers Triumph In Sixteen Inning Tilt
Portland crowd witnessed a 16 inning marathon as Charley Vollacher doubled home the winning run off Letty Decannier in the bottom of the 16th. Vernon led most of the contest with strong pitching by Dyron Thouck before the Beavers clinched the game late, aided by timely hits and a contentious finish. Portland 6 Vernon 5 in a dramatic extended affair with late rallies and key defensive plays.
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Veteran Seaton Shocks With Another Surprise
Veteran Tom Seaton of the Chicago Cubs delivers another strong showing as he overcomes early rough patches to showcase his seasoned control and steady pitching in a tense game, familiar to his long career.
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Ogden Steam Laundry Ad Public Notice
Round trip fare 25 cents advertised for travel to Oden Canyon in May. Local listing notes rug-cleaning service and contact via phone 175 for Ogden Steam Laundry.
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St Louis Beats Cincinnati 7 4 in NL clash
May 29 Cincinnati could not hit Wilson as St Louis slugged to a 7 4 win. Meadows started for Bell Tav is and was replaced by Bitchard with Ring also used. Knetzer left in the seventh to allow Griffith to bat for him. Rainout notes and schedule for today’s games listed.
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Ogden Canyon Service Sours Qt Lola Woreeesd Case
An Ogden Canyon service incident affects Qt and Lola with disrupted operations. Details remain unclear due to degraded text but the event appears to involve local entities and operational impact. Further readable fragments point to a service disruption and possible responses by a local organization.
Chautauqua Tickets On Sale For June Event
A local Chautauqua association forms to run the event and sell many tickets. Cars run every forty five minutes starting Sunday May 27 with round trips advertised from Drighas City to the venue from May 30. The event, set for June 12 to 18, aims to draw strong local interest.
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Angels Down By Stinging Second Division Needs
Los Angeles players discuss why the Angels slumped in the pennant race. Factors cited include weak fielding, injuries to Gardner and Schultz, pitching condition from bad weather, and cold spring. Improvement hoped with Kepworthy, Fournier, and added major league players, plus better luck and warmer conditions.
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Pacifists Meet to Consider War in New York City
Federal authorities will have representatives at Madison Square Garden today and tomorrow as pacifist group the Free American Conference for Democracy and Terms of Peace holds sessions to discuss war issues. Lectures are planned by Morris Hillquit Judah Bayces Sob Tlarkiman of Los Angeles and Victor L Berger.
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Los Angeles
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Tarantula Found in Bananas At Local Market
May 30 reports claim N E Samsel of the palace candy kitchen discovered a large tarantula hiding under a banana cluster while selecting fruit for a customer. The spider was captured and placed in a jar, with Samsel noting a narrow escape from a bite.
Owls Dance Secand of Series at Hot Springs
A Springfield cooperative reports its sixth quarterly notice shows a 7 percent dividend totaling 876.02 dollars paid to 506 members as part of Decoration Day special train advertising in Hot Springs.
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Entomology Bureau Fights Insects In Food Policy Shift
Washington May 30. The department of Agriculture creates a new section in the Bureau of Entomology devoted to stamping out insect pests. The move aims to boost food production by stopping destruction of irrigated crops and stored foods.
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Conference to be held in Brigham City with McKay and Roberts
Brigham City May 30. Box Elder stake quarterly conference set for next Saturday and Sunday with Apostle David C. McKay and Brigham St. Roberts scheduled to speak. Three sessions on Saturday and three on Sunday conclude with special services under Mutual Improvement associations.
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Seeking Markets for Coast Fruits
Washington May 21 The department of agriculture orders representatives to China Japan Australia the Philippines and eastern Siberia to expand Pacific coast fruit markets. Practical closing of English and Scandinavian markets to the United States is noted. Special investigator Dateman will call from Vancouver June 7.
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Austrian Lloyd ships losses loom large in 1916 plan
London dispatch reports at the Austrian Lloyd Shipping Company annual meeting that 1916 losses already exceed eight million kroner and that ships interned in America are considered lost. Directors note a proposed amalgamation with leading German interests has failed so far.
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Daniels Seeks New Pacific Bases Appropriation
Secretary Daniels asks Congress for a $7,455,000 appropriation to fund submarine and aircraft bases on the Pacific coast, as recommended in the fourth report of the special yard and station committee sent to Congress.
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Automobile Racers Sweepstakes At Cincinnati Speedway
Twenty eight leading American race drivers prepared for a 250 mile international sweepstakes at the Cincinnati speedway. Purses total $29,000 with $12,500 to the winner, $6,000 to second, $3,090 to third and $1,750 to fourth. Joliet Michigan workers gain a new wage schedule raising daily pay by 4.25. A local union of Potters, aligned with the AFL, forms in Erwin Tennessee.
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