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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1919
Page
8
A historical tally lists pitchers who threw shutouts in World Series play, detailing names such as Mathewson, Walsh, Ruth, and Ruthson across years from 1905 to 1918, with clubs including New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, and Boston. The record notes multiple shutouts and team appearances, illustrating early 20th century dominance by certain arms and clubs in championship play.
Bailey's timely hits backed St Louis as they defeated Chicago 5 to 3 in the opening game. The report details scoring, fielding, and key plays, noting hits by Steen and Molwitz and strategic baserunning that secured the win for St Louis.
AXGALES Cal Sept 22 Frank Chance says the Chicago Cubs will be sold this year after a return from a trip. He notes many clubs are for sale and mentions rivals like the White Sox and Cardinals. Moran's club is expected to pursue a purchase as well as other American and national teams amid trade chatter.
Connie Mack and John McGraw dominate early baseball with multiple pennants across both leagues. The article lists career championships and notable players associated with their teams, noting eras from 1880s to 1910s and highlighting other famed figures such as Christy Mathewson and Frank Baker among World Series era legends.
Utah State Aggies plan a bold return to conference play under Dick Romney, building a large squad of veterans and newcomers. The schedule starts with Idaho at Logan, then Northern Utah, Colorado teams, and a finale against Utah. Several 1917 veterans return, while some players transfer or leave for other pursuits.
Senator Thomas of Colorado declares in a four-letter message that he cannot vote for ratification of the peace treaty in its present form due to objections to the League of Nations covenant. He calls the treaty a victor's pact and argues it risks future wars, citing disputes over Finnie, Shantung, and the Runyan Boundary, and says amendments or reservations may be needed.
Four men were indicted for misusing the US mails in a scheme tied to government and railroad land frauds in Oregon. Waler paid 1890 dollars, D Awa, S Tater, J Van Wartier each 2800, and A B Baker 240 in fines. Some counts against Alan McEwen and Franko Bell were dismissed.
Veceident Wilson and party arrived in Reng for a brief parade, visited theatres via electrical device, and spoke of the Vienna peace conference versus Versailles. He praised the Monroe Doctrine, warned against autocratic forces, and urged quieting unrest while defending the League of Nations covenant and American leadership.
Seven people were shot near the Carnegie Steel Co. plant in New Castle, Indiana. A mob of about 400 tried to stop workers from entering the mill, prompting guards and sheriff deputies to fire. Two women were shot, a man was critically wounded, and a boy injured. Additional violence hit Shenango Tin Plate, injuring two local officers.
Deputy County Clerk Claude Woyes released a full roster of registration agents, naming individuals and addresses across multiple streets. The list includes Mary F. Jones, Anna Sherman, Elizabeth Tracy, and many others with precise street locations and avenues in the city, reflecting a broad network of registration oversight.
HELENA Mont Sent 22 The sentence of A Griffith said to be a member of the T W W to from eight to fifteen years in the state penitentiary for sedition will get aside by the state supreme court Joyant Griffith who has been in the penitentiary for several months was released The court in reversing the judgment of the Yellowstone county court held that use of vulgar party language in commenting on governmental activity prosecuting war time activities does not of itself constitute sedition and said that Griffiths alleged remarks concerning the Chicago T W W cases expressed in chaste language probably would not have led to prosecution
Tomorrow the Elks Club in Salt Lake will host a reception for Senator Abbot Maginnis newly appointed minister to Bolivia. Past Exalted Ruler Mr Masineis, noted for wartime service, will attend along with other speakers. The evening includes talks, a theatre party, and dancing entertainment as part of the winter program.
An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a remedy for rheumatic pains, muscle strains, and other external aches. It claims easy application without rubbing and notes pricing up to 1 49 for common sizes. Your druggist can supply a jarzer bolle for economy.
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