Seals Fall to Salt Lakers in Snowy Park Contest
Salt Lake edged San Francisco 11 to 4 in a windy game at Majeatie Park as rough weather disrupted play. Oldham started for San Francisco, wild after the third inning, while Wolverton and Couch by bullpen moves steadied Salt Lake. Piercey earned the win despite six hits, with key hits including a three-bagger and a two‑base shot by Modis and Jones.
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Wee
Harry Wolverson
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Oldham
Jones
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Bifft
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Orr
Beare
Ban Francisco
University of Utah football team sails to California for clash
Coach Nelson H Norgren takes seventeen players to face the University of Southern California with captain Van Pelt Romney Douxtana King Warner Wilson Kay Woban Porter Goodwin Taylor Roche Fers gustan Thorum Midill Karrick Matthews. The squad faces travel limits, plans a pregame rally, and relies on seven teen scrappers for a hoped victory.
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California
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Noche
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Thorger
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Milly
Dan Leary
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He Wardora
Dunne Will Star With Wolverines in Strong Michigan Line
Left end Dunne, a standout for Michigan, regarded as one of Coach Yost's best bets for the season. Fast for his weight and a sharp tackler, he starred with the Wolverines last fall and is the son of Gov. Edward Dunne of Illinois.
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Edward Dunne
Illinois
Oakland shuts out Tigers in tense 1–0 ballgame
In San Francisco on October 15 1916 Oakland defeated the Tigers 1 to 0 as William Prough threw a masterful game fending off any Tigers scoring chances and Callan Mildeleton drove in the lone run. The loss drops the Tigers further behind in the standings while Oakland gains ground with the win.
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Ova
Callan
State
Milde Dleton
Vernon
Sceese
Oakland
Mit
Aggies Ready for Wyoming Game After Scrimmage
Logan October 18 The Angle crid fron reports the varsity scrimmaged the freshmen in preparation for Saturday’s game with the University of Wyoming. The first team showed renewed efficiency, a sharp contrast to last week. Sutton and Judd remain sidelined with injuries, while Halton shifts to quarterback to bolster the line. Carlson, a new recruit, has shown promise in recent scrimmages.
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University of Wyoming
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Colorado Aggies
Watson
Sutton
Judd
Colorado Fellows
Button
Laramie
Halton
Carlson
Larry’s homer lifts Portland over Angels in tense N L game
Patty McLarry starred in a tight Portland win over Los Angeles as he drove in a run with a walk turned in a homer and later scored another. The Beavers, led by pitching changes and timely hits, edged the Angels 4 to 3 in a seesaw afternoon battle in which Vaughn and Bassler contributed key hits for Portland.
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Basster
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Jett
Bassler
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Mnen
McLarry Sinsled
Candaland
Telephone Operators Favored for Fidelity in Crime Tale
Thomas Edison recounts a case where a husband blames his wife and a judge asks why sentence should not be passed. Edison notes managers value workers who love their job, and Mrs. Thomas probes the work of a telephone operator as the judge questions the truth of the claim. The tale ends with the wife facing the consequences.
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Str. Thomas
Thor
Wwitch Board
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Thomas A. Edison
Hughes Speakers Cited as Calm Orator in Recent Photo
ExJustice Hughes presents a calm, restrained speaking style before a public audience. The latest photograph captures a characteristic composed stance, illustrating a nonviolent approach amid recognized attention.
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Professor and nurse story in a Columbia household
An absent-minded Columbia professor is told by a nurse that a baby has arrived. The professor replies with a humorous exchange about understanding the child’s needs. A western framed scene follows with a character asking about a gun, but the dialogue ends unresolved.
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Clergyman regrets low attendance at men-only services
In a grieved tone the clergyman recalls his letter and the remark that services for men only drew 20 attendees. He notes a single verger evening when only two were present and urges that men should attend, asking them to consider what the need means to him.
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