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- Allies Confer on European Problems
- Girls Endangered by Fire at Oakland
- Present Situation Along the Rhine
- Prince Joachim Give Fine in Criminal Court
- Contractor Victim of Confidence Men
- Giant Paper Mill Project in Canada
- Kidnap Youth to Satisfy Grudge
- Chicago Pauses for Sullivan Funeral
- U. S. Ambassador is Marooned by Strike
- Ohio Man Will Finance Plan to Talk with Mars
- Sonora Rebels Seize Railroad in Advancing
- Sweden to Hold Leader of Revolt
- Denims Go up When Overalls Displace Suits
- Angry Tenants Give Landlord a Shakedown
- Coastwise Steamers Are up for Sale
- Rumania Orders U. S. Locomotives
- Japanese-Russian Fighting Continues
- Lloyd George Killer Declares Irish Jury
- Adopt New Method on Navy Timekeeping
- Mine Lesee Stabbed in Neck by Worker
- City Will Assist Portland Renters
- 15 Killed, 80 Hurt in Spanish Riot
- Chicago Strives to Solve Housing Puzzle
- Outlaw Union Heads Form New Demands
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- Discovery of Yacht Ostara Reveals Crime
- Excess Profits to be Returned to Wool Growers
- Caillaux is Not to Face Death Penalty
- Joining Crusade
- Local News
- Sec. Morrison is Amazed at Palmer's Talk
- Sutherland of West Virginia out for Honor
- Sonora to Ask Recognition as a Belligerent
- Wilson Draws Dark Picture of U. S. Policy
- Overalls Club Organizes
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- Sen. Hitchcock Claims People behind Wilson
- 'Twin Beds' Plays Orpheum Two Days
- Williams to Talk on Causes of Bolshevism
- Sustain Hearst in Shipping Board Suit
- Face Financial Collapse
- Hendrickson at Sugar Hearing
- Charles Ray Leads Movie Players in Rural Barn Dance
- Burleson Asked to Cancel Order
- Cattle Suffering in Canadian Provinces
- Census Statistics
- Iowans Urging Name of Edwin T. Meredith
- Valera Welcomed in New Orleans
- Gen. De Metz Denies German Statement
- Mary Pickford and Her Husband Refuse to Talk
- Oregon Communists Sentenced to Prison
- Great Loss of Food
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- N. Y. Stock Exchange Denies Corner in Stock
- Poles Approve Action of French Government
- Mails for Mexico to Go by Way of Juarez
- Partial Resumption of Work on Piers
- Hog Island Launches Hundredth Vessel
- Denies Ships Seized
- Took a Severe Cold
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- Random References
- Switchmen Return to Work
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- Wearing Overalls
- When Days Are Dark
- Don't be a Worm
- A Choice of Masters
- The Morning Paper
- Dumping the City Sewage
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- Layton Honors Fighting Men
- Pioneer of Brigham Dies; 91 Years Old
- Starts Work Against Grain Corporation
- Military Reserve to be Sold at Auction
- Baby Has Narrow Escape from Death
- Commerce Chamber Backs Bonding Plan
- Democratic League Meets at Salt Lake
- Alien Finally Signs Parole; Given Funds
- Montepelier Votes for Improvements
- Boise Natatorium Sold for $200,000
- Factories Closed by Switchmen's Strike
- Provo to Have New B. P. O. Elks Home
- Whitney Quits Deseret News
- Board of Education Seeks New Revenue
- Sen. Johnson Would Repeal Wilson's Power
- Love and Married Life
- Rippling Rhymes
- Little Benny's Note Book
- Financial Troubles in Japan Reported
- Sen. Norris Would Elect H. W. Johnson
- His Stomach Trouble Over
- Food Profiteers Facing Indictments
- Grand Jury Probing Price of Potatoes
- Notice
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- Page 5
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- Utah's Greatest Stars to Perform Here May 8
- Mother is Aid to Mit Champion
- British Track Stars Arrive in U. S
- Tiger Track Meet Halted by Storm
- Overalls and Hickory Shirts for Delegates
- Oaks Trim Seals in Fast Contest
- Senators Defeat Portland Tossers
- Los Angeles Blanks Tigers in Fast Game
- St. Louis Loses to Pirates, 5-0
- Pacific Coast League
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- Southern Association
- Engineers on Strike
- Rod and Gun
- Aviators Instantly Killed in a Fall
- Sayman Kerr Wins Cross-Country Run
- Sen. Johnson Talks of League Covenant
- Local News
- Local News
- Gleason Made One Wreck Winner but He Has Worse One This Year
- Stecher Retains Wrestling Title
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- Governor Makes Flight
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- Wood Finds No Evidence of I. W. W. Action
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- Charges Graft in Army Sales
- Heavy Punishment for Student Fight
- Greet Lloyd George on Arrival in France
- Lake Tahoe Irrigation Project is Blocked
- Combine Ventilation and Light Standard
- Deaths and Funerals
- President Commutes Sentence of Death
- They're in, Too
- No, Never! Never Would She Offend "Best Friend"
- Iowa's "Man of Mystery" Dead at 83
- Governor Spares Man State Forgot
- Local News
- Whooping Cough
- Flight from Washington to Ottawa in Four Hours
- Fair Cool Weather Predicted for Week
- French Troops Will Evacuate Frankfort
- To Extend Scope of Music in U. S. Army
- Legal Notices
- Notice of Intention
- Legal Notices
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- Girls Seeking Excitement Set Fire to School Barn
- Legal Notices
- Mr. Vanderbilt Better
- Legal Notices
- Notice
- Alias Summons
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Notice
- Notice to Contractors
- No Harm in Looking at Pretty Ankle, Judge Rules
- Americanization Plan Proves Successful
- Love for Dog Almost Cost Boy His Life
- Hiccoughs Last 10 Days
- Suicide -Feared Arrest
- Dies When Factory Goes
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- Drive for Half Day off Goes On
- Bit by Dog, Cyclist Reports to Police
- Grand Jury Returns Liquor Indictments
- Ogden Generous to Pretty Girls in Poppy Drive
- Charles Ray Works as a Mechanic in Real Iron Foundry
- Against Continuance of U. S. Wheat Control
- Eleven More Hunger Strikers Released
- 'Overall Club' U. S. Organized
- Overall Clubs Are Rapidly Growing
- Opposing Claims by Roads and Strikers
- Lakes Monster Dead
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- Writes on Snow; Captain near by; Costs Him $100
- Another Hunger Strike in Dublin
- Arabs Threaten to Massacre the Jews
- Railroad Labor Board Perfects Organization
- Yokahama Harbor Tied up by Stevedore Strike
- Six Men Accused of a Conspiracy
- Austrian Rail Strike
- 'Twin Beds' Plays at Orpheum Tonight
- Y. W. C. A. Adopts Social Program
- Papers for Johnson Filed in Maryland
- Suggest Lodge as U. S. Vice President
- Ill Health Given as Cause of Suicide
- First Hanging in Arizona since 1918
- Turks Sent to France to Sign Peace Treaty
- New Government in Russia Proclaimed
- Delay Action Against Post
Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-04-17 | Page 5 | Oaks Trim Seals in Fast Contest
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1920-04-17 |
| Paper | Ogden Standard-Examiner |
| Language | eng |
| City | Ogden |
| County | Weber |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6x360jc |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6x360jc |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Oaks Trim Seals in Fast Contest |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1920-04-17 |
| Paper | Ogden Standard-Examiner |
| Language | eng |
| City | Ogden |
| County | Weber |
| Page | 5 |
| OCR Text | lOAKS TBIMSEAL& li FAST CONTEST Howardmen Bunch Hits in Tenth Frame Winning By Count of 3-2. SAN FRANCISCO. April 17. The Howardmen bunched hits in the tenth inning yesterday and won out over the Seals, the score being 3 to 2. Both Scott and Holling twirled high-grade ball. By winning the Oaks again took the lead in the flag race. The score: R. H. E. S:in Francisco 2 7 2 Oakland 3 S 2 Batteries. Scott and Agncw; Rolling Rol-ling and Mitzc |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6x360jc/7149270 |