Utes Suffer Defeat as Oakland Wins 15-10 in Salt Lake
Oakland hammered Salt Lake 15 to 10 with Bunny Stef homering twice, driving in four runs. The Cadian Rabbit led the attack, belting his 29th and 30th circuits as fans witnessed a dramatic scoring rally and wild hits at Majestic Park.
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Club Standings and Today’s Schedule Report
Yesterday Oakland 10, Salt Lake 11. Portland 4, San Francisco 10, Los Angeles 3, Vernon 6. Today Oakland at Salt Lake. San Francisco at Los Angeles. Vernon at Oakland.
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Yale Fast Wing Seeks Regular Role This Season
Yale’s fast sub Church, noted for speed in eight and close in passing, appears set for a regular spot this season. His overhead play and quick drives have impressed, likely earning him time in Yale’s upcoming games against top opponents.
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Seals Triumph In 10 To 3 Victory Over Sotheron Foe
San Francisco October 2 Al Sotheron, Portland star, failed to extend his 16 game win streak as the Seals rallied for a 10 to 3 win. Calvo Dodie and Schaller sparked a late rally off Sotheron, who walked seven and allowed thirteen hits. Erickson struck out twelve in a strong Seals performance.
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Champs Lose To Vernon In Tough California Tilt
Vernon defeats Los Angeles 3 to 2 as Angies tangle with Vernon pitchers Hall and Koerner in a hard fought ballgame. Vernon rallies with timely hits and steals, while Los Angeles struggles against tight defense and missed chances.
Gompers Opposition Interference Over Adamson Law
Article questions President Wilson credit for the Adamson eight hour rail law and whether Samuel Gompers, AFL president, supports it. It cites Gompers past opposition to government wage regulation, his stance at AFL conventions, and remarks before New York's Constitutional Convention on wage regulation. The piece contrasts eight hours with eight hours pay and railroads' wage contracts, raising if unions may be harmed or helped.
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Maler retires as Vernon baseball club plans sale
Edward Tt. Maler, Vernon club president, announces he is through with baseball and has offered the club to Thomas J. Darmody. Talks of a sale hinge on negotiations to finalize a price around 100000. Darmody pursues the presidency while Maler exits Coast League hopes and hints at a major roster shakeup for 1917.
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Rail wage controversy ends with political backlash
Fragmentary excerpt notes critics say President Wilson, portrayed as a friend of labor, risks hardening railroad wage disputes. The passage hints that the outcome could backfire politically on railroad workers and the administration as the final chapter is written.
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Pudge Heffelfinger Predicts Hughes Victory
Pudge Heffelfinger, former Yale football star and Minneapolis businessman, visited the Republican headquarters predicting Minnesota will deliver a large majority for presidential candidate Charles E. Hughes. He praised Hughes courage and straightforward public stance, noting Heffelfinger’s lifelong support for a president “of all the people all the time.”
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Pudge) Heffelfinger
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Hughes Life Story A Record Of Deed
A campaign portrait outlines Charles E Hughes as a reform minded public servant. It cites his two terms as New York governor and service as U S Supreme Court justice, portraying him as a fearless examiner of insurance practices and a leader who places public benefit above partisanship.
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Hughes Leads Campaign Of Honest Insurance Reform
A partisan portrait credits Charles E Hughes with fearless investigation of New York’s insurance, gas, railroad, and monopolies in 1906. It lauds his refusal of retainers, pursuit of hidden funds, and exposure of financiers, shaping public favor and his later mayoral bid.
Child's Bright Words Stun Evening Gathered Crowd
A young boy named Bugins astonished a large audience with a playful remark. He asked his father where he keeps all the funny things he tells people, uttering a simple yet memorable line that drew smiles from the crowd.
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