05 Jun 1909
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1909
Page
1
An article praising Charles Dooin a Phillies catcher, detailing the mental grit needed to handle pitchers, read plays, and absorb injuries. It emphasizes staying at the plate, using courage, practicing fall techniques, and playing hard and clean to earn more putouts and fewer fouls.
An article by Nomen Belby details boxing blows and the corkscrew punch. It explains mechanics of a jaw blow, a barrel twist, and experimental pads that influenced punch speed and power in early ring training.
A memoir fragment details a brutal contest where the narrator learns to exploit reach and glove breaks to down opponent Creedon. Techniques include striking with an armored knuckle blow and manipulating crouching stance to avoid counter blows, culminating in a decisive jaw hit.
The article reviews a brutal world title fight where Hyland battles Nelson over twenty rounds. Nelson endures punishment yet remains standing as Hyland weakens, leaving readers to question Nelson’s lasting prowess and Hyland’s mounting fatigue in a grueling bout.
The text records scattered boxing references with uncertain names and outcomes. It mentions a forty five round fight, Bat lonka, and Freddie Wellet with unclear results. It also notes Castroth seeking a signing for duty, and other unreliable fragments from the bout discussions.
June 4 weather kept most major league games from being played in New York City area. Only Rowton reportedly had a game proceed while Detroit captured a win. The remaining seven scheduled contests were postponed amid rain and soggy fields, contributing to a growing backlog of postponed games.
Los Angeles defeated San Francisco in a 1185 ring match today with fast moves and sharp darts. The winning team featured Nagel Hieniey and Berry while the opposing lineup included Angric and Frizzle.
At Fair Lake Cay on June 4 Billy Card won a crowded horse meet headline event as a long shot in the opening race. Ratchet Royal and Mayot Stone also scored in earlier sections while Dororthy Ann and other runners showed mixed results. weathered by heavy odds, several favorites faltered. The card included multiple races with varying odds and times, culminating in a tight finish for the main event.
In a rough slate of American League action Detroit tops Boston 8 to 0 behind timely hits and Boston misplays. The game featured crowded baserunning and defensive errors, with Detroit seizing momentum early and never relinquishing it.
East Lake City reports a county-wide push toward major mining and railroad development. Plans include a steel highway to Cedar City, Gradings, rolling mills, and outfitted arsenals. A Furth rail line from Iron Springs toward Hermony canyon and St George is proposed, with electric lighting and power projects to follow.
Ogden readers report relief from urinary disorders after using Duan's Kidney Pills. A customer from Ogden purchased them at Dadein's Pharmacy, noting over a box helped and recommending the product to others. Sold by all dealers at a stated price. beware of imitations.
In Denver on June 4 Jack Cooley captain and fraternity leader of the Topehs slabirt team was hurt sliding to third base and will miss the remainder of the season. Cooley previously played for the Philadelphia Nationals and the Detroit Americans. Ironport notoriety and marketing lines appear garbled and irrelevant.
New York June 4 Bradstreet’s Bank Clearing Report for the week ending June 3 shows an aggregate of 2.259,787,005 in estate work and 2.450,091,007 in the corresponding week of last year. Excursion to Qualey Idaho lists a land sale event with late lands ticket noted for June 35. Ak agate for particulars.
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