12 Nov 1914
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1914
Page
1
Becker Bowling team of City Teagua defeated Brows-Cart by 2304 to 71 in a strong home win. High score by Brophy 380 and Lang worth 803 lead the effort as coach Richardeon eyes upcoming match. Local coverage notes preparations for games and community turnout through Friday.
Deflated Deo Panthers fell to the Tigers 16 to 9 in a rough early season basketball game. Key players Green, Trades, McAllan, Wetherspoon, Schade, Nexey, Shafster and Wrambers contributed, with the Tigers securing a hard fought victory amid frayed play and scattered scoring.
The Granita West Side High football squad prepares for a pivotal title showdown at 3:30. Coach Ashton leads the improved unit as the team seeks a strong finish, with players pushing hard in practice and school officials calling for student support.
The text discusses rojorin players and figures like Weegman Walker Buitol and Banse tied to a Baltittura and Tidlampolle. It references a major league transition, a study of conditions, and the Fed eral league restructuring. It notes owners seeking public approval and possible franchise transfers amid ongoing league changes.
Otteha report from November states a Salt Lake offer to investigate the application for a franchise. President Alea FP of the Pacific Crenat gague expects to present the proposition to the league matielék after investigation. Blankonghin arrived at Otasha for a conference with President Teas.
Tweals Arley Noe wins the cactus derby at the fairgrounds near Ordale after a wild long race from Los Angeles. Louis Nikehl takes second, Deandat third, with Bramlette fourth. Oldfield sets a time of 28 01:55. Beaudet and Durant post notable splits as engines fail and gear troubles slow competitors amid mud and crowding.
Omnbr Neb Nov 1 A horizon tal relation of 20 per cent in the salary hit ward by minor league clubs was the recommendation of the Professional Baseball Leagues Tryan adopted 56 fms as a con for and alias A and cine H Insenen Leaguer in elann AA Were permitted to fevisa their elitary lets as filled their convenienes and featuen Ih the CG and D clase were given another May on which to agree at a limit that would io sgttafpetery to them and ake report tomorrow The recommendation of the convict tee followed at a address by Chairman Garry Werrmann of the national coim dibelon to which he declared that or ganized baseball langues should have salary iufie which Would be in keep ing with the gate mmecipia Chatrann Herrman reviewed that year's Uisastrona Moanetn operation of the baseballualadas and declared that immediate and drastic action was neccesary for the bréservation of sr-
New York reports a proposed European rule for the six day bicycle race setting scoring every fifteen laps, with the leading team at the end of each segment earning points toward first prize. Debates between foreign and American riders shaped the change after a lengthy meeting of the ridore yesterday.
Yale football completes hard work in training for the Princeton game in the new stadium. The squad, with backs and ends, plans to push through to a victory as they practice at Palmer Stadium. Meanwhile European war front chatter and Allied battles echo in the background.
The Nov 11 dispatch notes Russia’s vigorous offensives disrupting German plans in Poland and Ukraine. It states Nuslan forces penetrated German territory, though raids overstate impact. Cossack cavalry lead ahead, riders venturing far beyond fronts while heavy German lines and rail networks enable defense. The piece stresses Russia’s real difficulties are just beginning as Germany fortifies positions and railways for extended resistance.
Berlin and London papers praise the Emden commander Karl von Mellenthin and the raid career, noting the ship’s destruction in battles with Allied forces and the Emden's end at the Cocos Islands. Reports claim the Emden achieved notoriety as a commerce raider and that Allied navies failed to prevent its successes.
Reno Nev Nov 11 Senator Newlands leads Samuel Flatt in preliminary returns by 29 votes as eleven counties report Platt Saada by 440 and Newlands ahead in five counties by 69, reflecting mixed early results across regions.
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