Boxing Bill Passion at Armory St Clair V Azvedo Feud
Boxers St Clair and Azvedo meet tonight at the Armory hall battling for Intermountain featherweight supremacy. The card includes Grasmann staging Pelainger and Johan from Ogden while McKay vs Ghibini tops the ten round main event. Odds lean toward St Clair by knockout as Azvedo vows to answer with power and the overall show promises a strong, action packed boxing night in Ogden.
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Bob St. Clair
Salt Lake
Azevedo
Ogden Hava
Intermountain
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Falthiny
Hila Tateh
Billo Grasmann
Harry Pelainger
Paola Conat Champ
Tinmis Johan
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Azeyelo
Olatr
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Bear
Witt
Damand
Ogden
Gordon ‘Mckay
Portland
Harry Ghibini
Pride of
Tala
Baya Haya
Barrleay
Wrestler’s Bold Claim Promises Victory Over Azevedo
By St Clair the athlete declares no fear of setbacks and predicts a decisive win over Azevedo. He expresses confidence in his own skill and insists he will not disappoint supporters, asserting he will surely prevail.
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Azevedo
New League of Minor Leagues Proposed Faces Setback
A plan to form a new league including Louisville Indianapolis and Toledo clubs and some from the International and American associations hit a snag. A. R. Tearney of Chicago proposed a broader realignment then narrowed to class three leagues, sparking opposition at a National Association of Baseball Leagues meeting. Tearney also will press for a reclassification of leagues and a smaller national board. Meanwhile Oregon and California prepare for a high profile football game at Eugene as part of a pivotal northern conference schedule.
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Teamey
Utah football trip to postseason canceled disappoints fans
Salt Lake City November 14 Coach Nek gon H Norgron of the University of Utah said no definite plan existed to bring the Utah artillery team for a postseason game. The cancellation would be a big disappointment to relatives and friends across the state. Former Utah center Vat King, who captained the team, noted the war department order as another setback for the Utah squad.
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Nek Gon H. Norgron
University of Utah
Utah Artillery
Lams
Utah
Boya
Vat King
Meam
War Department
Hagerman Pitcher Wins Back Salary in Appeals Ruling
In Albany on November 19 the Court of Appeals ruled Hagerman must receive 1480 from Huston American League club. The sum covers the gap between his Red Box contract salary in 1912 and what he actually earned with Jersey City, International League, before forced transfers to Bay City and later to Dearborn. The Baseball Players' Fraternity pursued the claim, which reached the high court.
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Huston
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
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Seaneh
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Jor
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Hig Will
Dearsrom
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Hla Atato
San Diego Seen as Strong Fit for Coast League
San Francisco November 13 The Coast league eyes San Diego as a viable replacement for Portland. veteran writer Harry Williams says San Diego could attract thousands of soldiers from a nearby camp for baseball and entertainment. Williams notes Los Angeles may resist two teams, but San Diego offers a chance to revive fans and support a Vernon club there. A Pennsylvania senator James Wharton dies is noted in a separate brief.
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San Diego
Harry A. Whiama
Jon Angles
Ana
Harry
San Tego
Walt
Gwitel
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Ik Fa
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Doda Hero
Vernon Club
Willams
Utah Guards Football Trip Cancelled by Army Order
Brig. Gen. George Camaran ordered the 140th Utah field artillery to cancel planned games with the University of Utah at Salt Lake City and Utah Agricultural College at Logan. No reason given. Coach Pat King and players were to depart Camp Kearney November 26 for home, amid disappointment and anticipation for the Utah game. If Major General Strong returns from France before November 20 the order could be revoked.
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Toytieth National Guards Division
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University of Utah
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Tha ¢Leven
Playara
Strong
France
Cameron
Dick Roche Death Notes Turfman and Sports Backer
Dick Roche died in New York at age 70 after a long illness. A prominent figure from 1875 to 1910, he backed champions like Jack Dempsey and Billy Cantrell, once wealthy, later left penniless after Wall Street ventures soured. Born in England, he moved to Detroit then St Louis before becoming a turfman and bookmaker in New York. Legalized boxing ends in New York as the Frawley law takes effect, with exhibitions allowed under clubs and previous membership rules.
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York
Dick Roche
Richard Roche
Jack Me
Auliffe
Jack Dempsey
Jacob Schafer
Roche
New York
Atpol
England
Detroit
Attles
N. Y
St Louis
New York State
Fraternizing of Troops in France
American and French troops in France are fraternizing as letters from officers describe. Soldiers socialize in mixed groups during leisure, with French privates beside American troops, sharing laughter at language gaps. Villages housing the Americans brim with such scenes daily and crowds cheer events together.
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Washington
France
Encouragement and unity among allied troops during battle
The passage describes leaders urging their own men to fight with fiendship and mutual respect, stressing cooperation between teachers and officers, and praising press cooperation. It emphasizes solemn moments, collective effort, and a shared aim toward a victorious outcome despite difficult times.
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Gration
Bureau forms to answer tax queries for farmers
Washington November 14 1917 a special division of the internal revenue bureau is formed to answer tax questions arising from the war revenue bill as secretary McAdoo announces. The agriculture department urges winter conservation of farm machinery stressing care to equipment repair and ready parts orders for next season to avoid weather exposure and to trade unused gear.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
McAdoo
Conservation of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Diaz Receives Correspondents At Italian Army HQ
General Diaz new chief of the general staff greeted correspondents attached to headquarters tonight at the Italian Army HQ. The energetic and reserved leader showed firm demeanor as he discussed military matters in a brisk briefing with reporters.
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Associated Press
Diaz
Burdy Bulldt
Magher
Liberty Bonds Fall to New Low Records on Market
Liberty bonds in New York trading fell to fresh lows on the block exchange today as enlarged offerings pulled the 4s to 99.60 and the 4 1/4s to 99.10. Dealers attributed selling to greater needs of holders after losses in stocks and other securities.
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Wiberty Vonda
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