Ogden High Gridders Open Season Versus Granite
Ogden High prepares for the 1999 grid season with a season opener against Granite at Latin Fair park. Coach Clarence Doonglay leads the Tigers with Captain Tee Michards and players Brown Veauy Irwin Sloane as Granite counters with Captain Green and a 20-man squad. A large crowd is expected, and students plan a rally tonight as Ogden drops a slate of veterans and promising greens into the new campaign.
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Lefty Williams Halt Reds In World Series Postgame
Old style game report details Williams and Rueher pitching as the White Sox attempt to stop the Reds in the World Series. Moran declines to name mound choice while Gleason prepares for game day.
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Coach Sees Defeat as Push to Win Today
A coach tells players the loss fuels effort with many games left in the season and the series not yet doomed. He cautions against despair and emphasizes turning a tough result into momentum for upcoming contests.
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Coast League Scores and Postponements Report
In Los Angeles on October 1 the coast league summary notes first score and player names with incomplete details. Multiple games are postponed due to wet grounds across Portland San Francisco Seattle and Sacramento with venues reporting postposed matchups and rain affected schedules.
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Harris murder case jury selection proceeds in Nephi
The Harris murder trial jury is being formed in Nephi with slow progress. Talesmen reveal widely read details of the killing, making impartial selection hard. Of twelve men called, yesterday four were excused for bias or opposition to capital punishment, and three more were later called to fill spots.
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Adjourning Jurors Paused for Cause in Nephi Case
Fragmentary report notes three jurors paused for cause by both sides in Nephi proceedings. Names Joseph Wright, Cole, and a barber Jenking appear among the jurors, with further deliberations expected later in the week.
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Magimis Takes Oath as Minister in Salt Take
In Salt Take on Oct 2, Secretary witnessed Magimis taking the oath as minister before officials. The ceremony confirmed Magimis in the Dolivia government post amid regional reviews and ceremonial duties.
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Diplomatic Tour and Conference Ahead for State Officials
State figure Marlon Poapien begins a diplomatic journey to the capital with Minister Maginnis and Secretary Lansing slated for talks. They aim to discuss policy toward South America, expand trade with Let’s-Errina and Urfare, while Maginnis plans to meet the new American Kat. The Maginnis party will visit Mele Triende and stop over at Ogden to see Maginnis’s mother before continuing.
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Miners Fail to Progress at Convention in Buffalo
At a joint conference of operators and miners in Buffalo New York the session failed to advance key issues as a sub committee was formed to address demands. Miners refused to concede with no counter proposal offered and operators left without a negotiating basis.
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Cicotte Deflects on Defeat After Opening Game Loss
Chicago pitcher Cicotte explains his view of the defeat in the first game of the series. He remains confident he can return to form against the Reds, despite a rough fourth inning and erratic control that troubled him from the mound. Officials note his shaky performance while he and others assess what went wrong and how to rebound.
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Draw in Young-Johns Tilt with tense final rounds
The ten round boxing match ends in a draw as Young-Johns and opposing fighter exchange blows late. Fans split on who won with some declaring Young-Johns the victor while others favored the opponent. Judges’ verdicts remain unsettled amid a crowded ring and frantic action.
Local Track Stars Face Weber as season opens
Amateur sports notes describe Salt Lake preparations for a major track meet at Salt Lake, with Creed Haymond and Ted Johnson among headline athletes, officials like Albert Muze and Kanzer noted, and looming five mile and sprint events. The piece also mentions former president dies in Brazil and upcoming autumn contests shaping the state college track program.
Oh Boy Gate Receipts Report For First Series Game
October 2 report from Cincinnati notes gate receipts for a first series game totaled $98,778 with $87.90 commission to be divided among shares. The obscure figures indicate a distribution plan and unspecified shares among participants.
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Collins Leaves World Series Game With Grippe Sickness
Cincinnati reports J Collins and Larry Topps both affected after opening game yesterday. Collins muscles a grippe, forcing exit from rest of World Series. Topps also reported unwell but remained on deck for later play as doctors assess.
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