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- Air Chief Brands Russians Only Possible U. S. Enemy
- $7400 Found Sewn in Shorts of Aged 'Love Swindler'
- Utah Auto Kills Road Hiker
- Sonic Pilot Wins Award
- Navajo Boy Wins Posthumous Crafts Award
- Urgency Seen on S. L. Route
- Capitol Site Picked for Statue of Utah Founder
- Air Stewardess Leads 27 from Fiery Death
- Utah Prison Probers Promise Full Report
- Bulletins!
- Baseball Today
- Today's Chuckle
- Vaudeville Actor Dies
- S. L. to Bring Pressure to Bar Rent Gouging
- S. L. Visitor Saves Pigeon from Dog despite Hurts
- Mo. Pac. Rail Stock Ruled Worthless
- Vaughan Fixed Army Job, Mundt Claims
- Solution Eyed in Capps Fund Dispute
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- Mrs. Capps 'Hit' by False Report
- Iowa Triplets to Join 13 Brothers, Sisters
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- Intermountain Weather Data
- Czech Bomb Wrecks U. S. Attache's Car
- Baby Falls from Window but Bounces Unhurt
- Mad Gale Fans Payette Blaze
- Investor Says Steel Raise Would Renew Inflation
- Bradley Picked to to Head Staffs
- U. S. Will Back British Stand
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- Relax, Folks, the Vicar Has Checked
- British to Resume Sale of Arms to Arabs
- Rumored as Envoy
- Steel Man Chosen for Munition Post
- Russ Revive Vital U. S. Ore Exports
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- Rape Suspect Surrenders to S. C. Police
- Businessmen See Healthy Outlook
- Nation's Polio Cases Rising as Nearly 11,000 Stricken
- Rhett Butler's Creator Hurt by Auto
- Coast Town Closes Theaters to Curb Polio
- Russia's Recovery Believed Good
- Chicago Skid Row Rates as Worst in Country
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- West Berlin Okeh for Marshall Aid
- U. S. Railroads May Lose Customers by Rate Hike
- Notice
- 48 U. S. Teachers Leave Today for Jap Schools
- Barkley Denies Making Plans to Wed Widow
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- Firemen Save Woman from Hotel Flames
- Angela, Peter Wed in Church of Scotland Rites
- Mail Service Starts on Monday at Hite
- Cool Air Tier Blankets Northern U. S
- NAM's Bennett Envisions Brighter Economic Future
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- Storm Cancels Derby Trials
- Utah High Court Asked to Approve Permit
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- Lee, Vets Official Set Training Talk
- Lowly Monkeys Aid U. in Fight Against Polio
- 2-Night Carnival to Aid Granite School Renovation
- High Elks Plan Activity Slate
- Blast Damages Plant
- Fence Construction at Fairgrounds Begins Saturday
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- Don't Make Sex Appeal Marriage Standard
- Plenty of Money in American Pockets
- Political Imbalance on the Supreme Court
- Are We Exchanging Our Birthright of Freedom for a Mess of Pottage?
- Miner Relief Reveals Hardships
- Voice of the People
- Local News
- Ex-Druggist Lobbys, Advises, Turns to Public Relations
- How Can I ?
- 25 Years Ago Today
- My Opinion
- Capital Relieved at Departure of Pres. Quirino
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- Welfare Director Predicts Drive to Liberalize Law
- Exchange Clubbers Hear Past AMA President
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- U. P. Given Permission to Close Station
- High Union Official Holds Hopes for Labor Act
- Machinists Reject Kennecott Offer
- Jaycees Hear Economist
- Kanab Housewife to Stand Trial on Assault Count
- Utah's Prison Held Fire Trap
- Kennecott Employes Set Aug. 22 for Field Day
- Ogden Checks Murder Clues
- Eight Tooele County Misses Competing for Queen Title
- Grasshopper Bait Offered to Public
- ITU Local Officer to Attend Meet
- Police Charge Utah U. Law Student
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- Nothing Serious
- Record Array of Exhibits Seen for S. L. County Fair
- S. L. Schools to Sign 1000 More Pupils than 1948-49 Total
- Educators Set Program for S. L. Meet
- Plan Final Auditions
- Proctors Set Session
- Utah AFL Lists Meet Agenda
- 35,000 Youngsters Jam Park on Lovinger Day
- Public Nuisance Trial Postponed to Aug. 26
- Tomato, Corn Harvests to Use Labor Surplus
- Blood Victim, 14, Still Listed in Critical Condition
- California Firm Awarded S. L. Refining Plant Job
- 40 Boys Will Participate in Scout Rifle Match
- Hot Ashes Ignite Garage; Damage Estimated $500
- Set Family Reunion
- Malady Grips 10 per Cent of Salt Lake
- Take Heed! Allow Alarm to Run Out
- S. L. Will Celebrate Anniversary of Manila Entry
- Utah Harvests Meteor Crop
- Oracle Chants Same Tune-'Heat to Stay'
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- Tate Family Reunion
- Probe Continuing on Fire Cause
- Sales Executives Slate Golf, Liars Contests
- Woman to Observe 81st Birthday at Family Dinner
- Ex-Chore Boy of Founder Soon to be 90
- Utah's Harvest Moving Fast
- U. Research Staff Probes Isotope Effect on Brain
- Dawson Attacks Aid to Socialism
- Shanghai Battle Witness to Address S. L. Group
- Oliver Family Reunion
- Utah Road Patrol 'Raises Voice'
- 8 Hospitalized by Accidents
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- 1949 College All-Stars Test 'New' Offensive
- Luke Easter to Hit Homers for Cleveland
- The Real Dope
- Ol' Rupe Wraps One up; His Hit Beats Pokes
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- What Jinx?
- Assault Goes to Post Big Favorite
- Sports Quickies
- Heafner's 66 Leads Pros at Tam Meet
- Bees Inch Closer to League Billings
- Mitch Price Fits into T Formation
- Major Loop Highlights
- All Cleveland Needs to Win is Extra Inning Contests
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- Jerry Glade Loses in Tennis Finals
- Jay Lambert Wins 10-Round Bout
- Gets Americanism Award
- Prep Coaches Slate Football Confab
- Star of Denmark Enters Tennis Tourney in S. L
- Ernies Nine Clips Moose Club, 6-1
- Fight Results
- Bingham Team Leaves for Arizona Meet
- Phoenix Ramblers Coming to S. L
- Playoff Games Set in Kids' Leagues
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- Stocks Slump in Dull Trade
- Salt Lake Man Arrested on Check Warrant
- Fruits and Vegetables
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- Wool Market
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- Livestock Markets
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- Produce
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- Metal Prices
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- Utah Crop Outlook Good, U. S. Forecast Reveals
- Potatoes
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- 75-Member Band from Michigan to Perform in S. L
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- Obituaries
- Obituaries
- Ex-Salt Laker Killed on Coast
- Native of S. L. Dies in Coast Hospital
- County Commissioners Schedule Public Hearing
- Spotlight
- Ex-School Leader Dies in Hospital
- Now You're Talking
- 25 DAV Delegates Heading for National Meeting
- Small Motor Stolen
- Happy Birthday
- West Union Status Seen Stable by Bakers' Chief
Salt Lake Telegram | 1949-08-12 | Page 26 | Softball Field Cut to Four in City Meet
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1949-08-12 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6pz9btp |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6pz9btp |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Softball Field Cut to Four in City Meet |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1949-08-12 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 26 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6pz9btp/18594838 |