19 Oct 1914
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1914
Page
1
Describes retirement from Mons southward and the advance back to the River Aisne. Details the first stage of desperate encounters, the crossing of the stream against terrible German opposition, and the four day fight that checked General Von Khuck.
London reports reveal Field Marshal French detailing Allied operations from August 28 to September 21, 1914, including German retreat and river crossings on the Aisne, heavy artillery, pontoon ferries, and notable cavalry actions by Sir Douglas Haig and allied corps. Multiple army movements, counterattacks, and the shift to entrenched fighting are described with emphasis on losses, weather, and logistics.
The program in Inal week featured a pacing record by Oreda the Trainiiton Hrathore in a mile besting 2 08 the quarter 81 half 1 06 and final 1 28 1 and a 2 16 pace run in heats May Davis led with five prizes Joesy Knight and others also posted times in the intercollegiate program plus a half mile running race won by Sultan Tender ret second and Templa Standard third and a match race where Tommy T defeated Coxcomb
Tyree Bos don porteinen John Heard George Silsbee and Samuel Mixter with the Smithsonian Institution left Seattle aboard the Polar Bear in 1912 to return home after more than a year in the Arctic. Their party, delayed by ice, wintered on the Arctic shore of Alaska with the ship stuck in ice.
San Francisco standings list players including Batterles Schuldts Koessner Decanniere McClain and others. Afternoon game notes show Venice as opponent with unclear details and several players such as Farming Schmidt Henley McQuay Hillett Hogan involved in the match context.
Cleveland defeats Chicago 7 to 2 to win the national amateur baseball championship, earning possession of the $1000 challenge cup for one year. Crigallo pitched for Cleveland allowing few hits while Shiners toed the mound for Chicago. Read the Classified Ads.
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