Johnson May Meet the Montana Fighter
The prospect of Stanley Ketchel as Jock Johnsons next opponent stirs boxing fans. Ketchel, 22 on September 14, has shown speed and power, rising from Montana to fame after early bouts in Butte and Marysville. He now trains under Willus Britt and eyes a match with Johnson, with both weight and height factors debated by observers.
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Stanley Ketchel
Jock Johnson
Puguam
Ketchel
Uke Johnson
Johnson
Ketehel
Willus Britt
Joe Thomias
Marysville
Cal
Grand Rapids
Mich
Duluth
Montana
Alberta
Pacific North West
Billy Nolan
Batillng Nelson
Nolan
Maurice Thompson
Ketence
Stanley
Young Pecore
Kelchel
Butte
Kid Fredericks
Jerry McCarthy
McCarthy
Jack Sullivan
Sullivan
Jack Monroe
Joe Thoras
Thomas
Mike
Twin
Ketchel style punches in boxing misdirection trick
The excerpt describes Ketchel using overland left or right, a quick foot shift, and a deceptive attack aimed at the jaw or ribs. It notes how the guard should block or sidestep, while the real danger comes from a hidden counterblow released with rapid forward force.
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Billy Papke
Milwanukee
Referen
Hugo Kelly
Los Angeles
Joe Thomas
San Francisco
Papke
Ketchel
Fitzsimmons
Fitz
Magazine wins San Fernando handicap at Santa Anita
At Santa Anita Magazine, favored to Deandelson, captured the seven furlongs San Fernando handicap leading from the start and winning by a couple of lengths. Vox Popull placed second with Dandelion third as Reform at long odds topples other favorites. Rebounds and long shots filled the other races with varied results.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Magazine
Santa Anita
Deandelson
Vox Popull
Dandelion
Reformation
Woolwleder
Page
Chipmunk
Fundamental
McGee
pourse—Tyras
Howard
Frank G. Hogan
Kid
Captain Burnett
Dutwell
Dennys Stafford
Duke of Bridgewater
San Fernando
Shilling
Digan
Celline
Archibald
Vesme
Powers
Niblick
Cellinge
Emeryville Results Show Favorites Dominate at Race Day
At Emeryville Oakland on January 19 favored runners led a strong card with three of the top picks winning. Bellwether led all the way to win the fourth race at a mile and fifty yards, with Col Jack second and Fulletta third. Cuernavaca won the first race at six furlongs, while Miss Delaney, Katie Powers and Blameéloss posted victories in later events.
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Oakland
Cal
Favoorites
Emeryville
Cal Jack
Bellwether
Co Jack
Fulletta
Cuernavaca
Keogh
San Gil
McCarthy
Banridge
Gilbert
Patronia
Notter
Warfare
Rosa
Good Ship
Rettig
Miss Delaney
van Dusen
Darlington
Billy Myer
Col Jack
Taplin
Celling
Katie Powers
Glassner
the Peer
Deverieh
Charles Green
Blameéloss
Workbox
Serenade
Deerleh
New Orleans Racing Results From January 14 Card
Results from the New Orleans meeting show five furlongs winner Rulloba with Padrone second and Rebo third in 1:10. Gold Spink captures the mile and a sixteenth with Addesso second and Dick Redd third in 2:06. Dick Rose takes six furlongs over Mr Knapp and Haughty in 1:26. John Garner wins five furlongs with Copperfield second and Marchmont third in 1:08. Hank wins five furlongs with Kiameshin second and Lychorinda third in 1:0 5. Aunt Tabitha captures five furlongs with Morning Light second and Spelghe third in 1:10 3-5.
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New Orleans
Rulloba
Padrone
Rebo
Gold Spink
Addesso
Dick Redd
Dick Rose
Mr. Knapp
Haughty
John Garner
Copperfield
Marchmont
Hank
Kiameshin
Lychorinda
Vine
Aunt Tabitha
Morning Light
Spelghe
Utah Creamery and Dairy Men Form State Organization
A statewide gathering of Utah creamery and dairy producers met at the State Dairy and Food Commissioner’s office. Officers elected include Lorenzo Hansen of Cache Valley as president, W. F. Jensen of Salt Lake City as vice-president, and Prof. T. E. Woodward as secretary. A legislative committee and a state director board were appointed. the meeting aimed to organize and advance Utah’s dairy industry with harmony and optimism.
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T. E. Woodward
A. C
Utah
Dairy and Food Commissioner
John Peterson
Cache Valley
Piule
Lorenzo Hansen
W. F. Jensen
Salt Lake City
the Agricultural College
Pamed
Ben Eldredge
John E. Holley
G A. Hans
L. C. Woolley
Relief Fund to Be Raised for Italian Sufferers in Ogden
Ogden officials form a six member committee led by Mayor Brower to raise a relief fund for southern Italy and eastern Sicily after the earthquake. Vice-Consul Frazzini and local figures join the effort with two work teams to canvass the city. Citizens have already sent funds and praise America’s generosity. Dr. Thomas Electric Oil ad appears at end.
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Ogden
Italy
Sicily
Brower
Assiat Anim
Brewer
Jesse Frazetti
Lovernment
S. H. Browne
Chamber of Commerce
I L. Reynolds
Weberat
Hyrum Belnap
J. C
Ciizens of
Oxden
Allan
Ecity
United States
A Simple Sage Brush Hair Tonic Promises Dandruff Cure
An old time remedy using garden sage and wild sage brush is updated with a laboratory processed tonic. The product claims to cure dandruff and stop hair loss when directions are followed and is sold at leading drug stores and barber shops.
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Northwest
Theatrical “50 Miles From Boston” Opens in Grand
The George M. Cohan musical comedy 50 Miles From Boston arrives at the Grand tonight under Cohan and Harris management. Joseph Sparks leads a We company with Suzanne Leonard Westford Lillian Russell's sister Hazel Lowry in New England character roles. Songs include Harrigan Waltz With Me My Small Town Gal Jack and Jill Ain't It Awful and Boys Who Fight the Flames.
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Boston
George M. Cohan
Cohan and Harris
Joseph Sparks
May Irwin
Suzanne Leonard Westford
Lillian Russell
Hazel Lowry
New England
The Great Divide Presented at Grand Opera House
Henry Miller directs The Great Divide at the Grand Opera House on Friday and Saturday January 22 and 23. A superb cast performs this heralded play famed for its dramatic appeal and long New York run. J. M. Jackson of Devil’s Siltle appears as a golden visitor and stays in the city for a few days to meet friends.
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Henry Miller
Grand Opera House
New York
Wiliam Vaughn
J. M. Jackson
Devil's Siltle
Sportsmen Discuss Laws and Grouse Season Fix
A Weber county gathering at the Lone Star barber shop heard objections to fish ponds and proposed changes to Utah fish and game laws. Proposals include August 15 to October 1 for grouse, hours from sunrise to sunset for ducks, and a November season with twelve daily limits. A delegation will attend a Salt Lake City meeting January 27.
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Weber County
Lone Star
A. L. Brewer
North Shore Gun Club
O. B. Madson
Lake Shore Gun Club
Moron Skeen
Ogden Gun Club
W. H. Anderson
Avosatch Gun Club
O. G B. Madson
Henry Ernstrom
Moetine
Salt Lake
C. B. Madgaon
Moroni Skeen
Fred Wilson
George Browning
Cromar
Salt Lake City
N. P. Matthews
Pleasant View
Utah
Good Roads Meeting Honors Weber County Leader
At the Weber club rooms the Good Roads association of Weber county held its annual meeting with large attendance. Judge J. A. Howell was elected president, A L Brewer vice president, R F E Hoag treasurer, J L Reynolds secretary, and William G Wilson and W B Peterfield named directors. The retiring president Joseph Feery was praised as the father of the movement and received a hearty vote of thanks. Three road bills for state consideration were noted and Howell authorized to convene a session to discuss legislative measures.
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Good Roads Association
Weber County
Weber Club
J. A. Howell
A. L. Brewer
R. F E. Hoag
J. L. Reynolds
Williamg. Wilson
W. B. Peterfield
Ogden
Howell
Association
Joseph Feery
Good Roads Movement
Jurors Drawn for February District Court Term
The Hut of the Jur ore drawn Monday night for the February term of district court at Ogion. The jury list includes Thomas M Irvine and Ina A Junk.
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Ogion
Thos
M. Irvine
Ino. A. Junk
Citizen Names Listed for Local District
A reader's roster lists residents across several towns including West Weber Pleasant View Huntsville and Marriott. Names include Samuel Kline Alma T Doxey F W Herrington J J Greiner J W Vosker Theo Kuchler and others.
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Samuel Kline
Alma T. Doxey
F. W. Herrington
J J. Greiner
J. W. Vosker
Theo, Kuchler
A. W. Brown
W. L. Bramwell
G W. Greenwell
M. T. Barrows
W. M. Bostaph
J. G. Moyes
Sherman H. Browne
John Contos
Robt. C. Mitchell
Jos. Bingham
Edward Ruth
Jos. Baumeister
Burns Celebration Boosts Ogden at Congress Dancing
Ogden hosts Burns celebration with anniversary events at Congress venue featuring dance and community tributes. Organizers include local cultural groups and historical society, emphasizing Scottish heritage and Burns Night activities for attendees.
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Ogden
Burns
Congress
Burns and Scottish Songs Concert Invitation in Town
On Monday January 26 the Scottish Cronies invite the public to a Burns program titled Burns and the excellent program of Scottish songs. Tickets are 50 cents each and available at The Toggery Culley's Great American Tea Store Mac Heth's and Hutchinson's.
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Vemy
B. H. Robertson "Burns
Mahmout Loses Wrestling Bout to Raoul De Rowen
In Kansas City at Convention Hall Yussifi Mahmout lost to Raoul De Rowen of France after Mahmout claimed the first fall on a foul in 2 minutes 36 seconds of the wrestling match. He could not throw De Rowen in the remaining 43 minutes 45 seconds of the contest.
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Kansas City
Yussifi Mahmout
Raoul de Rowen
Mahmout
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