Ogden High School Claims Championship In Tight Battle
Ogden High School defeated the Leopards 20 to 13 to win the Utah state football championship after a hard fought game. Star quarterback Glaemann and running back Falck led Ogden, with strong line play by Kingsford and Dee and pivotal tackles by Hemen and Rich on defense. The crowd of about 2000 watched a game marked by sharp momentum shifts, bold gains, and a late controversial ruling that nullified a lifting play.
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Fragmentary sports lineup passes with substitutions noted
A garbled report shows a scoreboard style list with substitutions like Lee for Burton and references to players such as Hurd Nowella Hughes Milinger Usley Oilinger Childs. The text suggests a ball game with a local crowd and a page line reading The Woeup fullowp, but many names are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Lester Park Doy Win At Football
The Lester Park Juniors defeat Lafayette Stara in a football game played yesterday afternoon at the Tweety-sixth Street grounds. Final score 12 to 10. The lineup includes Tester Park Lafayette Gene Barurs Notmen Haveen Tait End Fred Ord etc.
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Tenor Replies to Ban Statement on McGraw Incident
National League President J Ko Tener issued two statements from New York replying to American League President Troy Johnson in Milwaukee. Tener defends McGraw and the Giants, says McGraw left the field without defaming the game, and criticizes Johnson for raising rows over umpires. Johnson calls Tener's remarks unclear and says he did not visit Milwaukee or discuss the Methaw incident. City notes Detroit adopts a charter amendment limiting wages for common labor and mechanics, with provisions on hours and double time for Sundays and holidays.
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Final game win seals Utes division berth in 1816 season
Salt Lake defeats Outland 7 to 4 at Majestic Park to clinch first division spot, as pitcher Speed Martin fends off late rallies. Paul Fitters homers pace the Utes while Oakland and Baltimore sluggers tangle. final score 7 to 4 in a chaotic Pacific Coast League wrap.
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Los Angeles Angels Clinch First Championship in Years
Los Angeles and Vernon split a doubleheader with Vernon winning 10 to 1 in the morning and the Angels taking the afternoon game 10 to 1. The season ended with Los Angeles claiming its first championship in almost a decade amid handicaps and lineup upheavals.
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Seance Pitchers and Relays Highlight Odd Night of Sport
A garbled recap shows Peta Standridge dominating for Tisepa in a rough game, Hall of famish Johnson leaving after round five, and EMit making a local debut amid appendicitis misfortune. Crandall and Walter spark offense as Erickson shines until fifth, while a Swedish heaver slows late rally. Relays feature 400 metres dash by Americans in 43.6 seconds, Sweden second, and a ceremonial cup distributed by Joseph Westerberg before the team sails home.
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Portland Loses Sunday Games In San Francisco
San Francisco Oct 29 A Tanaway Salt Lake finish sealed Portland Oaks season fate as San Francisco Seals topped Portland 7 to 2. Beavers kept action lively with home runs by Schaller and Southworth amid a high-scoring doubleheader, while Portland failed to overcome early Seals scoring and fell out of first division contention.
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Americans in athletic events in Malmo Sweden
American athletes Ted Meredith Joe Loomis Fred Murray Dob Shipman and Andy Ward competed in Malmo at the stadium in front of thousands including many Americans. Results include Murray winning the 110 metres hurdles in 16.2 seconds, Ward taking the 300 metres, Dolio of Sweden winning the 800 metres, Meredith second, and Simpson winning the long jump with 6.9 metres amid strong Swedish crowd support.
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Status of Epirus to be determined in postwar conference
London dispatch reports the Italian minister to Greece telling King Constantine that the occupation of northern Epirus does not fix its status. The issue will be settled at a conference after the war. Malian troops reportedly helped the Greek suldieta in Epirus to safeguard the entente left wing. A Pittsburgh project will build 600 homes for Westinghouse workers in Ardmore with four to six rooms and affordable rents.
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