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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1910
Page
1
The report recounts the contentious match where Johnson defeats Jeffries, with Johnson’s mental state and strategic moves shaping the outcome. It notes Corbett and Johnson exchanging words, crowd reactions, and the broader context of boxing history while detailing tense moments and the significance of Johnson’s victory.
Ogden fighter Keller, a twenty year old middleweight prospect, arrives to train for a ring clash with Joe Thomas at Ball Grounds on July 23 under Ty Shumway. Keller, a Wellman native with twenty eight pro wins, is guided by Cyelouw Jinny Teompaon and billed as a rising star in the Pacific coast scene.
A chaotic article cites rumors about the 1910 bout, alleging manipulation by managers and alleged syndicate interference. It questions whether Jeffries was truly fit and whether the public was misled about his condition and chances to win.
Ogden suffered a loss to QGCidents in front of a large crowd at Waterss Hold yesterday. The game featured sloppy play, errant passes, and limited scoring as Ogden struggled to convert shots while opponents pulled away in the second half.
A damaged OCR text presents a baseball game box score and playbyplay fragment. Names such as Langford Robinson Langley and Langford appear with partial stats and service hits noted. The text is garbled and includes pitcher furan Shack Edenew and umpire White among scattered game details.
At the Fair Grounds on Saturday afternoon the Ogden team was defeated by Murray. The home side showed some good depth, but Murray converted key hits including Scott and Rehacher scoring on errors and a late single from Remahaw. Ogden's only notable moment came in the seventh inning when Glin had a single and Rawshaw nearly sparked a rally before a fielder’s choice ended the frame.
An uneven slate produced a flurry of box scores with Chicago, New York, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, Minneapolis and others tallying runs. Highlights include New York’s big offensive flurry, Chicago held to stranded runners, and Portland style pacing in early Northwest League action with Vancouver closing the page.
A historical report describes a large scale upgrade at Weber Canyon Power Plant. It notes a 6,000 bar generator wing, 2900 horsepower capacity transformers, and wired connections to the town. The article highlights new equipment installation, extensive engineering work, and projected neighborhood cost around 700 dollars, detailing site expansion and modernization efforts.
Fire yesterday on Wyoming Avenue burned a residence but was halted by patrolman Belloc and the department. Occupants fled upstairs as flames spread, a tub of water and quick action by firefighters checked the blaze. Windows were too small to allow exit for bedding and clothing, yet the fire was contained with no further damage reported.
A garbled message from Ogden urges residents to support city recovery by participating in local efforts. The notice mentions naming a committee, coordinating with authorities, and taking actions to stabilize the community. Strong entities and concrete actions are implied, though some specifics are obscured.
SUNDAY GROWDS packed Tarong streets as throngs gathered around water fountains and moving picture shows. Crowds crowded downtown scenes, with canyon-bound visitors and evening suppers drawing large attendance amid festive street activity and lingering pleasant weather.
Fragmentary report from Chicago hints at plans to reopen and back a horse relay event once held citywide. Promoters, led by Harlem, Worth, and Hawthorne figures, seek to relaunch racing amid disconnections with other sports. Agents reportedly refuse to name organizers, citing safety and confidentiality. The piece notes rumors of a heavily backed group aiming to revive the event, with conditions still unsettled and discussions ongoing.
July 10 Logan notes harvest prospects improving as dry weather affects wheat. farmers hope for better yields and higher rye prices. Record land values rise with drought relief anticipated, though some fields show kernel drying and reduced grain quality.
An article notes plans for a large dam by Logan River to supply land and power to the Agricultural College. It discusses site readiness, funding questions, and competing district readings while hinting the dam could be built before a forthcoming contest.
A miner sustained wounds after a wind-related incident near Apex on Saturday. He was taken to a hospital for treatment of scalp wounds by Dr. Hatley. One large wound required several stitches and medical care.
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