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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1919
Page
4
Fragmented text references Pacific Coast League players and multiple teams. It mentions a veteran infielder known for strong fielding and a Chicago connection. The passage also notes a Tigers game moment with runners on base and a pitcher. The wording is garbled with broken names and phrases.
Baseball recap from Chicago to Cincinnati reports Cincinnati with three hits and three first inning runs, then added another. Chicago scored twice in the ninth as regoed play halted. Cards 2 Pirates 1 and St. Louis edges Pittsburgh 2 to 1 with Goodwin holding Pittsburgh to seven hits. Roy, Heathcote score for St. Louis. Bailey and Killifer noted. Minor notes list home run hitters and base stealers across leagues with several named players and teams.
Fragmentary OCR text references Chicago, a club match, and a Giants game but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities to summarize into a full news item. Further readable content needed for a proper T and S.
Salt Lake returns from a road swing and plans three home and two away weeks to chase the coast pennant. Los Angeles San Francisco Vernon and Oaks loom as the final stretch foes. Crawford of Los Angeles leads batting at .370, while Bee fence buster Big Roler edges .333 with strong hitters topping league lists.
Harvard opens its football season with Ed die Casey at halfback among twenty candidates at Harvard Stadium. Coach Fisher says the season will be regular and not informal. Other letter wearers included Horween Felton and Murray as quarterback with a possible vote between Casey and Horween after the final game.
Oakland Pacific Coast league pitcher Harry Weaver formerly with the Chicago Nationals was suspended for the remainder of the season in a California report dated September 9.
In London on Tuesday September 2 summit talks among Andrew Bonar Law and J Austen Chamberlain focused on national finance and possible defence budget cuts. Naval critic Lord Fisher’s call to scrap most of the fleet sparks debate among experts and trades unions ahead of September 8 congress. The Trades Union Congress plans its largest gathering yet with 1844 delegates representing over 2.2 million workers and possible royal attendance. A push to send a delegation to the Washington international labor conference in October is under consideration.
Washington September 3 Secretary Baker asked in a resolution adopted today for information on the number of commissioned officers and civilians attached to the office of the chief of staff in Washington and their pay. The measure was offered by Senator Chamberlain Democrat of Oregon.
Washington reports Dr Paul 4 Reinsch United States minister to China will depart Peking for the United States on September 16 after sending his resignation to President Wilson. No successors named yet and the State Department announced the plan.
Detroit defeats Chicago White Sox 4 to 4 in 16 innings after a late rally. Frank pitchers held until the sixth when Tigers errors opened the door, with Kierr and Schade behind the batteries for Detroit. Philadelphia Athletics beat Washington 2 to 0. Indians top Browns 4 to 3. St Louis falls to Cleveland 4 to 3. London dispatch notes Britain must boost shipbuilding with American aid after Sir Joseph Davies addresses Cowes.
A local column highlights postwar athletic figures. Gridiron plans at West and East high schools emerge, with coaches Romney and Olsen shaping squads. Veterans like Silvey Hatch, Joe Loomis, Wyden prospects, and Stiefel return, shaping Utah state sports as prep teams eye titles.
Yesterday's Coast League action saw Los Angeles Vernon and Sai Prancisan highlighted. Only uthc céAat Ieigue game blayed, ether beam PP ene Headlie Classied Ads.
Information Bureau notes advertising rates in The Standard after April 1, 1919 at one dollar per line per month. The page lists numerous services and local businesses including insurers, engraving, attorneys, real estate, auto repair, printing, dental services, cleaning, and more with contact details and addresses in Ogden Utah. The jumble preserves entities such as Aetna, Bramwell, Ogden Engraving, Charles Elzenberg, J J Brummit, and many street references.
Wellington Sept. 2 The precise treaty with Germany was ratified today by government members of the Labor party despite criticism of the pact. The story notes factional debates within the party and mentions annual payments or assessments and broader wartime mobilization context.
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