Mahan Coaches Harvard Showed Weakness In A Gloomy Match
The report notes Mahan teams struggled to plan with Harvard while Ball Lake showcased strong training and quick ball control. Smith ran 67 yards for a Leopard touchdown, with seven total touchdowns credited to him as Ball Lake dominated.
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Ogden High Suffers Overwhelming Salt Lake Defeat
Ogden High School met a crushing 19 touchdown loss in Salt Lake City as their offense struggled to counter a swift, powerful attack by East Lake. Nomuay opened scoring within minutes, while Oyden’s squad fought hard but could not close the widening gap.
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Eagles Bowl Team Dominates Opponents in Ogden Match
The Iagles bowling team from Ogden Aerie No. 118 defeated Ogden Lodge No. 719 in a strong showing last night on the Eagles' alleys. Final score 2387 to 2113 with Kudelke posting 269 and Carille adding the next high in the third game.
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Famous athlete Mares final A A U appearance
New York November 2 Willie Plant, noted walker from Long Island, will make his last national emblem appearance amid team changes. He has been drafted for the national army and is expected to enter cantonment camp next week following Hans Kolshmainen's withdrawal from the national team. Villor Kyronen is favored to win.
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Colorado Aggies Visit Utah in Salt Lake City Grid Tilt
Nov 9 1914 Salt Lake City report shows University of Utah prepared for a key football clash against Colorado Aggies. Coach Norgren optimistic about team effort despite heat and minor injuries, and ticket pricing outlined with taxes included.
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Coast league talks hinge on Sacramento move for Beavers
Sacramento officials press for Port lands transfer to Sacramento to secure a Pacific Coast League franchise. Salt Lake creditors weigh renewing the old deal while Portland faces potential exit from the circuit. Jerry McCredie and Walter McCredie will decide terms as talks proceed amid travel and gate-cost concerns.
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Two Undefeated Teams Rise In Rocky Mountain Football
Salt Lake City November 3 Only Denver and Colorado College remain undefeated in the Rocky Mountain. Denver beat Montana Aggies and Colorado College defeated Utah with two strong wins. Logan Aggies may challenge, while Colorado Agricultural College and Denver show luck and coaching tweaks shaping a classic Thanksgiving clash. Corah Watson’s men march on as Denver’s luck and penalties tilt tight games.
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West Siders Fall to Jordan High in Sandy
In Sandy on November 4, Jordan High defeated the West Siders 10 to 0 in a defensive contest. Whitmore scored the Jordan touchdown with Oldham adding the extra point. Dewey kicked a 30 yard drop kick and several 90 yard punt returns highlighted Jordan’s win. Gardner was sidelined with Didham and Bee among the players noted.
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