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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1909
Page
4
The report details a boxing match between Flynn and O'Brien with alternating aggression and heavy exchanges. Flynn presses the action, landing hard rights and lefts while O'Brien absorbs and counters, the momentum swinging across rounds with both fighters sustaining cuts and worn defense, culminating in sustained exchanges and a tense finish.
New York May 24 Jeffries underwent surgery for an abscess that had troubled him, noting he weighs 255 pounds and expects to be inactive until August 3. He spoke of the abscess as a troublesome enlargement and addressed questions about a contemplated European trip and a forfeit linked to a prior commitment.
A fragmented 19th century style report describes a proposed alliance among American auto makers, importers, and associations including the American Motor Car Manufacturers Association to regulate dealers, imports, and competition. The text notes collaboration with tarented associations and aims to form a national motor car conformity body with broad authority.
A reader appeals to a representative to bar any motor car competition not sanctioned by the American Automobile Association. The note warns of disqualification for entrants, drivers, and cars in unsanctioned events and urges full sanctioning, offering contact for information through the contest board at THO Stain Street Buffalo NY.
The sixth annual American Automobile Association tour concluded in Kansas City at 4 07 PM. Frank U Bower led a Premier car with two pilots and other members across the state line amid cheers as Pierre and other contestants followed. About 509 automobiles greeted the group at the state line while Kansas City residents lined the route. The tour’s photographs and trip records will be examined by the association’s technical committee before a final decision.
A jumble of scattered baseball results from American League games on July 20 and July 30. Yardage quips mention Levis and Heaton in Boston or Detroit and New York matchups, with scores and player notes blurred.
Baseball wrap covers several NL games with late drama. In Cincinnati at dusk the Reds beat the Giants 7 1 in a 13 inning, weathering darkness as Enlow struggled and Brooklyn’s run came home. Philadelphia and Chicago contests feature strong hitting from Reed and others as teams juggle lineups and starting pitchers.
Oakland 71 Portland 76 in a tight game with key plays from Hreckeoridee and Koestner. Verbal exchanges and a contested finish marked the period as Franchen and Graham contributed for the visitors.
Fragmented game notes list multiple matches with teams such as Aberdeen, Bookane, Portland, Vancouver, Seattle, Tacoma and others. Scores fluctuate across entries, with July dates and varied outcomes. Reading is unclear, but several scorelines and participant names appear in jumbled form.
Des Moines and nearby towns report a council session interrupted by darkness. Alderman Miller and Ste Mauge from Slouz City discussed civic matters as lights failed, prompting brief adjournment and plan to resume.
University of Minnesota medical director Dr Cooke proclaims Jeffries in fit condition after examination in Minneapolis. He notes no serious defects, cites breath control and chest proportion, and observes study of training effects during a month of prep. Frank Gutehy comments on the boxer’s development and performance outlook.
A garbled meet report notes Hamoung Pele lowering a longstanding mark at a TWENTEENTH annual bicycle shop gathering. It mentions heats, a Free for all event, and several riders including Jack and Tony with times around 2:06. Persistent OCR errors obscure many details but highlight a record and multiple heats.
An automobile carnival is proposed for Seattle during the last week of August. The event aims to attract the best car models and enthusiasts from the region, with plans to showcase new autos and related exhibits at the festival grounds near the harbor.
The event lists entries with two punters and prizes. The carnival spans a day featuring a motor car parade designed attractions and a track program. Activities include a one mile backward race and a mile pick up race among other attractions during the fast day carnival.
Dubious deals and frequent reversals mark Packey McFarland’s boxing world as promoters scramble for leverage. Negotiations with Caffroth and Thompson falter amid shifting loyalties while Packey delays a possible cross‑Atlantic bout as intrigue deepens.
Salt Lake region reports the move of an old one mile track at Poplar Grove to the Utah Jockey Club. Local officials voice concerns about public betting and management as bookmakers and gamblers prepare to return, noting the track’s storied past but wear on upkeep. The transaction signals a revival of racing activity and potential social tensions tied to wagering.
Washington warns that racing on a track near the international line at Juana, lower California, San Diego area will be banned after October 1. The prohibition follows a treaty amendment urged by the United States after San Diego residents petitioned. The track at Tie Juana had been cited amid California legislature concerns.
An ordinary card at Empire City featured races with various entries and notable speeds. The event highlighted contenders such as Toxy and others, with attention to toap and mele ant y srateenth fifth as key moments of the card.
The Cubs moved closer to the Pirates in the National League standings as their latest game ended with a decisive score. Chicago opened a game gap and now sits within reach of first place while the Pirates face a tougher climb.
The report notes the Pirates and Giants battling for dominance as the Pirates sit around . The Giants show strong hitting and pitching, edging toward the top of the Eastern standings. Several key games listed include notable performances and shifts in the pennant chase.
Salt Lake City mining report describes new ore bodies found on the Uncle Sam property. Drifting below the main and tunnel levels reveals a full face of lead silver ore with rich vein extensions toward Humbug Ground. Development aims to connect Uncle Sam operations to nearby veins, with shipments previously delivering large values.
Provo reports Beaver Lake district in Heaxer County shows promising ore with copper values from 7 to 31 percent and silver from one to nine ounces per ton. Samples from Beaver Lake property are being assayed, with preliminary results and an expected shipping boom in the near future. The Beaver Lake Consolidator Mining Company, incorporated for 1999.09, is led by D. Doncker and I. T Nyyage, with operations in the Beaver Lake Plains area and recent resumption of mining activity.
Mays Uaromord and Chester Beatty on exploration status of the Cues im Eaxptoration company report Jost selarcet property visit Magin Mey. The district shows vigorous development after a year, with ore reserves growing and surveyors advancing final town location. A new copper ramp is anticipated as roads and town buildings rise amid capital shortfalls and renewed activity.
The Philadelphia water department announced a secret chemical process used to purify water in the northwestern city area amid fears of typhoid. Dr. Wiley’s wartime research era is cited as influence, and official tests claim no typhoid cases since the new method began, though details remain guarded.
A garbled passage discusses a water purification problem. It mentions filtration through a bed and oxidized chemicals, the water entering a reservoir, and the removal of impurities, though many words are corrupted. The readable idea centers on impurity removal from water before it reaches the reservoir.
A report describes an early air mission titled Long Flight 15, led by Lt. Jamra Bs of the Elgual cari of the Staten army and Charles J. Gudlen. The plan is a transcontinental flight from Fort Omaha Nebraska toward Kansas City with hydrogen ballast and a balloon craft of 14 to 15 feet. The group discusses repair talks, fuel, and safety concerns as they prepare to attempt a long ascent.
A college pitcher dominated the game by striking out eighteen opponents. The detailed sequence shows strategic pitches and a strong late innings performance.
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