14 Oct 1914
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1914
Page
1
George Stallings, manager of the Braves, asserts his team can win and performed well against the Athletics. He praises their slugging, pitching, and readiness, claiming the Braves will remain strong this year and beyond.
The Chicago Americans defeated the Nationals in a spring exhibition with key plays by Weaver and Derrick. Scoring shifted as the Nationals rallied late but the Americans held firm, driving in runs and taking a early lead before Nationals’ ninth inning surge.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Chicago clubs in a league context with references to managers players and a city league game. The garbled text mentions Awarlow National leagues and a planned start for Booth and Humphries as possible selections, indicating a local baseball or athletic competition in Chicago with unspecified teams.
A chaotic OCR reads like a racing card note for Vexington with stake details and expected entrants. Mentions ex- Secled aat seseriays program and readers anticipate Breeders Week events.
New York Gat 14 reports William Klein, an umpire not a player, holds a notable NL record. The game featured tense moments as Klein's decisions influenced the seventh inning and the Giants were frustrated by calls amid crowd reactions. Mike Donlin, among others, witnessed the event from the stands during the tense sequence.
The readable portion shows unclear names and roles. it mentions eligibility and a person possibly to be involved, with garbled phrases about wartime or dates. No clear events, organizations, or places are identifiable from the fragment.
Sutton leads in balk one games as unclear text references a team, players, and a situation linked to Philadelphia and humorless names. The readable fragments mention Sutton, a likely match or race, and a chaotic blend of garbled words suggesting a sports recap with competing teams and a notable lead.
In the afternoon test Suton topped a bleak scoreboard with a 400 run outburst. The innings featured a high score of 72 and an average around 22.418 as Suton led the batting while the visitors faded in the field.
Fragmentary text discusses Ennis taking a management role with federals and mentions Piva Thoe Bom nia Odkes with broken phrases. It references a closing event and a last two stabs, plus signings connected to a contract with Vralorals.
Boston reporters hail the Braves after they outplay the Philadelphia Athletics in a 1914 World Series clincher. Trogan John Evers and Moran scored in a decisive fifth inning as Rudolph shut down the Athletics, sealing a four game sweep and crowning Boston as baseball’s champions.
Chicago report details Hoppe defeating Inman in two games at 18.2 balkline with totals and averages. Afternoon and night sessions show Hoppe leading 1111 to 584 points, while Inman posts mixed scores and averages around 12.66.
Wilford Romney, brother of Lowell and Ott Romsey and University of Utah athlete, suffered a broken leg and ankle fracture in the first game between Box and West Side High yesterday afternoon. He was running a kickoff when he slipped and collided with East Side players, breaking the leg in two places below the knee and injuring the ankle.
University of Utah prepares a likely altered lineup for Saturday against Colorado College at Cummings Field. Secret practice continues three nights as Coach Norgrett tests new formations to outwit Colorado’s feared Tigers and their Rotageb clash.
The Infant football team will welcome The Colony College squad on Saturday. Collected players will be excused Friday morning to meet the visitors at the depot and accompany their baggage to the hotel. The plan has been popular and may recur for future visits.
Chicago lightweight champion Freddy Welsh and Charley White of Chicago will meet in a ten round bout in Milwaukee in November. They will weigh 138 pounds at the ring and Welsh will receive 92 1-2 percent of the receipts while White gets 7 1-2 percent. Additional sports on page 3.
Ground was broken for two new tunnels under the East River linking Whitehall Street in Manhattan and Montague Street in Brooklyn as part of a new dual rapid transit system. The project costs 6.974 billion dollars, spans 6809 feet, with shaft spacing 4683 feet and 2560 feet to the pier base.
The plan calls for a third tunnel under the East River joining Manhattan at Fourteenth Street with Brooklyn. Projected duration is three and a half years. An additional downtown subway tunnel from Old Slip Manhattan to Clark Street Brooklyn is included. Total cost exceeds 12 million dollars.
Mailla Oeil and Charlie Schuck were attacked near Jalo by Moris. Schuck was killed and his wife wounded, his head severed from the body. No motive or suspect identified. Schuck had lived among the Moros for thirty years and held a high position. Death reported from Provo with details unclear.
Mrs Annie Young received a telegram from Kiroball stating he has landed in New York after two years in Germany performing missionary labors and will be home by the end of the week. Classified ad section follows.
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