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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1915

Page

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Yale Athletes Debate Summer Baseball For College Men

Yale's athletic housecleaning draws mixed opinions on summer baseball for college men. Captain Edward Hapgood and Captain Merrill Nash back summer play, citing light duties and fair pay, while Dr. Frank Sexton and others urge controlled participation. Amid debates, recent boxing bouts and weight-class results are noted alongside club clashes in San Francisco and New York.

Cambrtre Yale Jimery LeGore Hart Yard Edward W. Mahap Mleory L. Nash Oine Mahan Aurmmer Cere Talaty Nash Frank Sexton Dana J. Winstate Russell Ayres

Westerners Outclassed in International Dating Championships

San Francisco reports boxing finals of the Paname Pacific international dating championships where six passers found six champions among perhaps surprising results. The standout bout was the women’s clash featuring William Prior of the Cleveland Athletic Club.

New Yorks W, Coulting Olympic Club San Franciscn William Prior Cleveland Vincent Sfontpler Multnomah Athletic Club Portland Vjohn Karpenski Cleveland Athlete Club FF. Eberiing Viedlacion Athletic Club San Francisco If Pound John Gaddl Bartholomew Club New York T. Kelly Monte Wolgast William Spengler Union Settlement Club William . J. O'Hereous Arthur Sheridan Trinity Club Brooklyn N.Y West Wiliam Prior Cleveland Athletic Club

Revision of Minor League Salaries Made in San Francisco

San Francisco November 12 The National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues closed its meeting with salary revisions for minor league players and changes to monthly limits. Class A 2600, Class B 1800, Class C 1400, Class D 1200. individual salaries adjusted similarly. Officers elected for five years include President H. J. Reston, Rock Island, IL, Vice President H. Mure Hane, Boston, Secretary J. Parc rell, Albany, NY. Board of Arbitration named with Dr B. R. Carson and others. New Orleans will host next year’s conference. An eligibility rule was adopted barring under contract players who rejoin any club after discharge. Allan Naum presided in Sexton’s absence.

San Francisco National Board of Arbitraton National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues Wimen Otticera HH. J. Reston Rock Inland IL View TH. Mure ‘Hane Boston J. 1 Parcrell Albany N.Y Arbitra- Won J. 1 Parcel B. Darrow New York International League H. Haugh Nimtingham Ala Southern Association FH. J. Hanlon Bronx City Jeague E. Justice Keokuk Central Association Robert K. T Howett Beattle Wash Northwestern Teague T. M. Chirington Chica American Association New Orleans Astociation Allan T. Naum Pacific Coast League H. 11. Sexton

Granite and Jordan Battle to Scoreless Tie in Snowy Showdown

In Salt Lake City Utah yesterday Granite and Jordan played a tense hour long game on a snow covered field with inches of sand. Neither side scored as a scoreless tie proved the first of the season. Both teams fought hard with strong lines and stubborn defenses, Granite edging closer to a score only to be stopped by Jordan’s wall.

Salt Lake City Utah Granite Njordan Laren Bedughurat Xame Vtor Granite Little End Jormenion Despain Jordan Eleve Mae Jordan Alap Ogden Wilson Yale Glick Princeton New Haven Harvard Gloum Brown Whitteeton Cornell

Colorado Teams Meet Today In Rocky Mountain Football Title Race

Denver reports a pivotal Rocky Mountain conference day as Colorado College and Colorado Mines clash in Colorado Springs amid undefeated seasons for the Tigers and Argies. Colorado and Mines battle for second place in Denver, with scouts from both sides studying offensive and defensive tactics ahead of the 1915 championship chase.

Denver Cole Teo Colorado Hodhget

Milwaukee Bantam May Be Champion

New York dispatch reports Johnny Ertle of Milwaukee may be world champion as far as public advertising and the outcome of disputes. The Wisconsin State Athletic Commission has not officially confirmed or denied Ertle’s championship, though his manager states a formal declaration of championship was made. Commissioners Wenck and Diehl declined to take a firm position on record.

New York Johnny Ertle Milwaukee Bagtammeleht Clermont A. C Brooklyn Bing Ertle Wisconsin State Athletic Commission Wenck Dieon

Heavy Lineman to Go in Ann Arbor Match 1915 Debut

In Ann Arbor Michigan hopes rise as a heavy lineman readies for the 1915 tram contest. The focus centers on mastering the azcres and dominating the line at the upcoming clash.

Ann Arbor Mich Norm Michleanne Ten Azcres

Battling Nelson Seeks Comeback Against Freddy Welsh

Rat Nelson, worn by twenty years of hard fighting, says he aims to regain the world title. He insists in earnest that he can beat Freddy Welsh in forty five rounds if given the chance. He remains hopeful despite the wear of time.

Rat Nelson Freddy Welsh

Michigan football freshmen clash with varsity linemen in scrimmages

In Ann Arbor the Murry Up style demands heavy linemen give way to rangy players. The Wolter freedman team sees forwards of the latter type. Three scrimmages over the past two weeks between yearlings and varsity hint at a strong varsity season next year.

Yost Ann Arbor Wolterine Freedman Arul Varsity

Kansas City Fed losses loom after costly year

Kansas City, Mo. reports the Federal League club lost a large sum this year despite a high finish, with president Conrad H. Flenn noting the need to refinance and recover credit. The note hints at substantial personal advances by the director to support the company.

Kansas City Federal League Conrad H. Flenn Amazon Ita Tennehise

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