Pages | 9 of 10
- Page 1
- [Untitled]
- Strong for "Yanks" Overseas
- Teachers Examination
- Bootleggers Fined
- Total of 1995 Registered Sept. 12th
- School Campaign to Assist in Gathering Fruit Pits for War
- Schools Open Monday; New Books and Competent Instructors
- Program for Religion Clas Conference
- Married in S. L. Temple
- "Hearts of the World"
- Rank and Pay of Men in U. S. Army Service
- Annual Swarm Day of Bee-Hive Girls
- East Garland
- Local News
- Local News
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- Page 3
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- Page 6
- [Untitled]
- Brief Review of a Week's Events
- Foch Nibbling at the German Line
- Trapped in Burning Plant
- France Will Fight On
- Mangin's Army Gains Ground
- Congress Asked for War Funds
- Rebels Attack Power Plant
- Northwest Notes
- Utah State News
- Families of Men in Service Protected
- Kentucky Politician Assassinated
- Man Contracts Anthrax
- Page 7
- [Untitled]
- Brief Review of a Week's Events
- Foch Nibbling at the German Line
- Trapped in Burning Plant
- France Will Fight On
- Mangin's Army Gains Ground
- Congress Asked for War Funds
- Rebels Attack Power Plant
- Northwest Notes
- Utah State News
- Families of Men in Service Protected
- Kentucky Politician Assassinated
- Man Contracts Anthrax
- Page 8
- [Untitled]
- "Waste Not, Want Not," Slogan Of
- [Untitled]
- Ladies' Self-Culture Club
- Arrival of the First American Troops in Italy
- "Hansom Direct to Berlin"
- Railway Administration Ship Flag
- Wilson Peak, Mount Blanc
- Good Witnesses
- Farewell to Ebbetts Field as Uncle Sam Takes it for Cold Storage Plant
- Comparatively Young Men Called Veterans
- Shore Stars in Navy Exams
- Football Boomed by Pitt
- Adams Has Gone Over
- To Build Roque Courts
- Long Drive Won Him Fifty
- Truism on Baseball Game
- College Players in Favor
- Postwar Sport Boom Seen by Pilkington
- Matty to Go Over
- Dick Rudolph Been Pitching 14 Years
- Inman is Called to Colors
- Lew Tendler to Join Navy
- Golf Clubs in Country
- Page 9
- [Untitled]
- "Waste Not, Want Not," Slogan Of
- Arrival of the First American Troops in Italy
- "Hansom Direct to Berlin"
- Railway Administration Ship Flag
- Wilson Peak, Mount Blanc
- Farewell to Ebbetts Field as Uncle Sam Takes it for Cold Storage Plant
- Comparatively Young Men Called Veterans
- Shore Stars in Navy Exams
- Football Boomed by Pitt
- Adams Has Gone Over
- To Build Roque Courts
- Long Drive Won Him Fifty
- Truism on Baseball Game
- College Players in Favor
- Postwar Sport Boom Seen by Pilkington
- Matty to Go Over
- Dick Rudolph Been Pitching 14 Years
- Inman is Called to Colors
- Lew Tendler to Join Navy
- Golf Clubs in Country
- Page 10
Garland City Globe | 1918-09-19 | Page 9 | College Players in Favor
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-09-19 |
| Paper | Garland City Globe |
| Language | eng |
| City | Garland |
| County | Box Elder |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6tq6z76 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6tq6z76 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | College Players in Favor |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-09-19 |
| Paper | Garland City Globe |
| Language | eng |
| City | Garland |
| County | Box Elder |
| Page | 9 |
| OCR Text | COLLEGE PLAYERS IN FAVOR Team at Fields Point, R. I., Made Up Almott Entirely of Men from Brown University. Tha Bethlehem Steel company Is not confining Its enlistments of ball players play-ers to tho professional ranks.. Tho team that represents Its plant nt Fields Point, It. I., Is made up almost entirely of collcgo men, most of them from Brown university. They mny know llttlo about building ships, but they can play n pretty good brand of bnsoball, which seems to bo tho main Item. |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6tq6z76/3294809 |