Oaks Beat Salt Lake as San Francisco Fails in Bleak Tilt
In San Francisco on Sept six the Oaks traveled from the south to face Salt Lake and conquered them in a fog shrouded afternoon. Del Howard pitched for Salt Lake while Oaks hitters produced decisive hits with strong fielding, scoring five runs, and Reppy was lifted after a late rally sealed the win for Oakland with five additional tallies.
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Baseball doubleheader notes and shaky scoring
In a seventh inning rush Buddy Ry an ordered Detch Hiawitter to Haleh what Hott was evidently wosble to finish. Oaks were slowed and the lead nearly disappeared as errors and misplays kept the score close. In the second game Myers led a bases loaded rally, and a batsman was hit as part of a string of miscues.
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Ben Earl Wins 3000 Dollar Purse At Salt Lake Race
National League notes mix with horse racing results from Salt Lake where Ben Earl wins a 3000 dollar purse amid circuit heats. Philadelphia tops Portland and Oakland, Vernon leads, with Chicago and New York winning key heats as rain delays delay several games and fixtures tonight across San Francisco Portland and Los Angeles.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
Yesterday in the American League Boston defeated Philadelphia while Philadelphia beat New York in a doubleheader in separate games. The Dowton Nationals fell to third. Philadelphia moved up to share second with Brooklyn after the champion won 4 to 2 against Benton. In the National League, Washington shut out New York 3 to 0 as pitcher dominance and base hits powered multiple results. A separate Chicago-Cincinnati game featured Hatzler holding Chicago to four hits as Cincinnati rallied with timely hits. Horse racing events near St Paul saw Ben Earl and Axworthy prevail in timed heats, with purses noted.
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Dodgers Win Tie For First Place
New York, Sept. Brooklyn defeated New York here to pull even atop the standings with Philadelphia. A seventh inning rally began with two outs as successive hits produced four runs off Anderson. Coombs pitched well for Brooklyn, while New York suffered injuries and a number of fans were injured in the stadium crush. Investigations into the disaster show losses near $30,000 with about 900 attendees. many were bruised or scratched but able to go home. Welah heads to California tonight and White plans to remain in Chicago for a time.
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Racer Anderson in serious condition at Sharonville speedway
Cincinnati report details Anderson of Indianapolis injured when his car crashed into a fence at Sharonville speedway yesterday. He is in serious condition but not yet judged in immediate danger, with medical staff treating injuries and monitoring his status.
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Bobby Waugh Wins in Fort Worth Ring Clash
Bobby Waugh of Fort Worth defeated Billy Wilson of California in twelve rounds in Galveston on September 5, winning all rounds of the bout. The result capped a strong display by Waugh in a tight, evenly fought match at the Galveston arena.
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Galeton Wins In 2 14 Trott Grand Circuit
Galeton the son of Baron Gale won the 2:14 trot at the Grand Circuit in Hartford N by straight heats. He beat a field of four by a new mark 3:17 4. Avorn Axworthy led to the 2:96 trot while Em Prece of Ruseis and Bare Grisco competed closely in subsequent heats. Other starters included Murphr, Le, and Lazora Sdworthy with various placements and times listed.
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Friar Hock Not to Be Raced In Spain as Belmont Sale Stirs
Followers of the turf were surprised by the announcement that Friar Hock, a promising one year old, will not race in Spain. Jaim B Madden, who recently bought the Nock Sand rail from August Belmont for 50000 dollars, plans to send the horse to the Hamburg Mace breeding farm in Kentucky. It had been expected Friar Hock would enter the Heartration wunkps at Belmont near Saturday.
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Wichita Club Franchise Turned Over to Western League
The Wichita team in the Western League will have its franchise transferred to league officers. Owners announced this afternoon the team will not travel to Denver to play on the schedule. The move follows recent financial difficulties and unsettled loans.
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Farmer Shoots Himself as Son Fears Hawk
Lorenzo Hopla a Mapleton farmer, 60, shot himself at 8 30 AM after weeks of illness and despondency. His 14 year old son, alarmed by the gunshot, followed and witnessed the fatal moment. Hopla, a widower, leaves several children aged 5 to 16. In a separate case, Brest Tambow was held in district court for embezzling checks dated March 7 1916 from Startup Candy.
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Platt and Moran Lead Nevada Conventions in Reno
Samuel Platt of Reno won the Republican nomination for United States senator over A H Hare of Goldfield. District Judge T F Moran of Reno secured the nomination for supreme court justice. Democratic nominee Key Pittman was renominated, and EF Caine sought Congress. J A Sanders of Tonopah won the supreme justice contest. Socialist candidates included A Grant Miller for senator and Martie Scanlan for congress. Conventions embraced the new primary law abolishing direct voting.
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Salt Lake Knights of Columbus elect new officers
Sullivan head of zone and James M. Langan named district deputy lead Salt Lake council at Hotel Utah election. New officers include Kavanaugh deputy grand knight, Hearles chancellor, Bourkus recorder, Nellie financial secretary, Burke treasurer, Goggin advocate, Stein fog warden, Buckle inner guard, Johnson outer guard, and James Kelly, Davenport Iowa reports. Plans for a larger fall class and elaborate program are set for the first October meeting.
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Yale Begins Football Practice As Major Schools Start
Yale starts practice as the 1914 football season nears with Tad Jones joining as coach and a new system planned. Key backs Harry Le Gore and Charlie Taft bolster the backfield as Yale hopes for a gridiron comeback and eager support from followers.
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