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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1919
Page
7
Colorado football gossip centers on coaching changes with Mills likely to lead Colorado. Mills and Parsons named coaches at several Colorado colleges as schedules and lines of recruitment emerge for October through November matchups.
Yesterday's results from Fittsbore show Boston iutshors 10 in the first game and Boston CLUB STANDING noted. Discussion from Herbert Caldwell in the Metaphis Commercial Appeal predicts rule changes to the seven-young-player limit, possibly reducing to five or fewer next season. President Marlin remains optimistic for baseball next year, with focus on improving overall class. New York doubleheader saw Boston win both games 3 to 6 in the first, Ruth belting his 26th homer. Detroit protested the second game. Spider Raun was acquired from San Francisco in a late-season move.
Winston 0.030 000 versus New York 0.001 090 090 11 Batteries Janes and Wahane Thaw inshlen Quinn and Ruel. Second game Bosian Hoo 200 11-8 107 New York 0 0 0 0 4 ft Batteries Wand Walters Mag fidge and Hannah.
Prospects for a championship football season at the University of Utah appear bright. Four lettermen from 1917 plan to return alongside new talent from high schools, giving coach Fitzpatrick a strong lineup. Initial practice is Sept 17, with a schedule featuring USC, Montana, and Idaho, and many games in Salt Lake City.
Arthur Fletcher handles verbal jabs during a Giants Phillies game in Philadelphia. Edwin challenged Fletcher with a rifling pitch but Fletcher stayed bold and witty in exchange with Phillies dugout, saying he remains in the box despite rumors and taunts.
A young dishwasher at Mr. Stimson’s cafe hoped to return after vacation. Told he could resume, he found an electric dishwashing machine instead. He exclaimed, By golly, I left a job of dishwashing and now I’m an engineer. Classified ads note.
Boston and Pittsburg divided a doubleheader with the Pirates winning the first game 1 to 0 and losing the second 4 to 2. Early in the first game Dewaree and White limited the Pirates while the Braves connected on Lemares’s pitches. In the second game Boston struck early but fell to Ben Der’s pitching despite a triple and an error that produced the decisive runs. Batteries were Dewaree and White for Boston and Bendy, Miller and Schmidt for Pittsburg in game one. Hipgey, Thuinghne and Gundy for Boston and Wilken, Onder, Cooper and Blickwell for Pittsburg in game two.
Ogden police during August 1919 arrested 45 individuals on counts including drunkenness, carrying weapons, assault, burglary, larceny, speeding, and disturbing the peace. Fines and forfeitures totaled $3100 with multiple suspensions and dismissals. several cases remained pending or were referred to higher authorities.
An amused riff on a fisherman’s grueling day of gear and gas, meals, and missed catches. It reads like a comic monologue about buying flies, paying for coffee, lodging, meals, and train rides, ending with a quip about reading the classifieds for wiser advice. The narrator jokes at length about the cost and effort, highlighting the lure and folly of angling adventures.
Amateur sports notes preview a busy pre season with multiple schools, stars, and coaches. Aggie, West, Tiger, and other teams prepare for fall action as candidates report for practice and new coaches take the helm in a lively season preview.
Leo Carrillo, born in San Francisco of Spanish descent, performs as an Italian dreamer in Oliver Marosco's Lombardi Ltd fashion show at the Orpheum theater Wednesday night. The piece notes his Italian onstage persona while calling him a Spanish Soldier of fortune with American breeziness and traces his ancestral roots to 1500s Spain.
An ad touts Freesone powder as painless for corn removal costing only a few cents a bottle sold in drug stores. It features bold claims about quick relief and easy home treatment for corns and calluses.
A fragmented local directory listing various businesses and professionals. Entries include Books and Stationery at 2362 Washington Ave with a phone. National Bank at Twenty-fourth and Washington. Counselor-at-Law T O'Connelly Ogden Alan. carpet cleaning and upholstery by K Van Kampen. chiropractor Owen W Halverson. City Scavenger McCarthy & Co. at 2734 Grant Avenue. The New Method Dental. Intermountain Concrete Co. at Twen Heth and Lincoln. and Hudson Repair Shop.
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