Ogden Handled in Twin Falls First Game
Ogden loses the first game at Twin Falls as the local nine overcome a later rally. Pitcher Ansel and batters are named among the players, with Morgan ejected after a bat-throwing incident. The report lists multiple games and box scores from the day’s baseball action.
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OGDEN
Twin Falls
Twin Walla
al- Ramen
Ogde Union Assosiation
Elul
Aye Man
Spencer
Gard
Jones
Morgan
Mornig Sane Duden
Ablahh
Fe Woolums
Moorehead
Iy Davis
Kalehi
Bchinoff
A. Vaulkner
Raat
Chapin
Tres
Corbin
Adard
Totaia
Ogden E
Faulkner
Berkline
Twoebyse
Davis
Oint
Dressen
Iy Oal
Berélog
Aneel
Tallinger
W. Tage
A M Jones
Uv Knight
Tiressen
Railinger
Behimph
Wernene T
Russenhaven
Tarals
Vaadisner
Chaplit
Johnson
Arard
Brown
Becahus
Ayerney
Ainse-Ogden i Durer
Sehim Pit
Ruatenbawey
Wip Valls
him—Jones
Wodliws
Rustenhaven
Ktolon Hige
Carbin Thine
Vantin Tiojden
Baseball mishap fuels late rally for Napa defeat
A torn, garbled report shows Napa downed by Cleveland as errors and a wild throw spark a sixth inning rally. Four runs cross the plate aided by a miscue, with Cleveland scoring twice more in the seventh on a passed ball and another error as Eagle delivers late contact.
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Napa
Tonio
Aixth Fontas
Lathold
Rune
Cleveland
Thelig
Eagle
Army Navy game plans set for Polo Grounds clash
New York Sept 19 Plans for the Army Navy football game to be played at the Polo Grounds on November 29 were discussed by Lieut Philip Mathews West Point Lieut Fairfield and Capt Koebler Annapolis The game will be the annual service rivalry with enhanced seating capacity including field boxes and stand behind 40 000 total seats to be shared 25 000 for Army 15 000 for public sale
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New York
Philip Mathews
West Point
Fairfield
Koebler
Annapolis
Hak Eva J
We Pojo
Dt Wei
Frantelin Field
Philadelphia
Eral
Hmip
Arms and
Navy
Publi Sole
Object to Guns in the Movies
The article reports on the debate over gun portrayals in films and public concerns raised by officials. It notes police superintendent remarks about youths questioned in films related to violence and calls for changes in portrayal and influence.
Panama canal to open navigable waterway gains near Gambos lake
Washington reports the Panama canal will open to the Pacific via the Miraflores locks after removing 187000 yards of earth from the railroad dike. Two suction dredges work toward completion by October 1, clearing a passage and easing flows from Gatun lake into Calababa canal. The effort leaves only one obstruction in the key link between Gatun and Gambos lakes. A big dredge removes accumulations in the canal bed since the cut three years ago, with a plan to demolish the dike to achieve a clear waterway across the bellinus.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Miraflores
Pacific Ocean
Atlantia
Great Gallus Locks
TNI
Gmaboa
Gatun Lake
Calabracul
Gambos Lake
Lellinus
London Press Favors Strikers
London report from Sept 13 notes no state monitor or conductor at the piloting Omnibus company, as action refuses to recognize the union. A citywide transport strike hypothesis looms with many bus lines suspended, some horse omnibuses returning to service. crowds form at bug sheds awaiting other companies.
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Omnibus Mer Anh
Lube Company
Alrike Waa Diar
London
Pilding, Omnibus Company
Wnion
Transportalian
Othe
Army to supply machine gun units to militia
Washington reports the War Department after months of testing plans to equip the militia with machine guns in allotments. The militia division will foster machine gun units attached to infantry regiments, organized for transfer to regular establishment when needed.
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Washington
War Department
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Chaly
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Groom
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Graff
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Chicago
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Enerneil
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Thomer
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Smith
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Beeri
Washort
Iain Orton
Knanson
Police
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Merrie W. Pinckney
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Netherlands
United States
Expmse
Congress
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Federal Bureau Of!ervention
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Watich
Express
E. J. Read
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Willis J. Abbot
Canal Zone
Columbus
Culebra
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