15 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
1
In Provo a featherweight card shapes a lively night as top contenders collide. Marty Culler is reported knocked out by Johnson in a disputed result, while Johnson trains hard for a fast and continuous run of bouts.
A vivid 1920s style boxing note describes Jeffries securing an easy day in training with remarks on technique and prepping for fights. It mentions contenders like Lomond and Garhelt, references a mock trial led by Walter Kelly, and notes crowd interest in forthcoming bouts and price tensions.
Johnson reports condition improving after a days outing. he completed 44 miles on the road as part of his routine. He joined reporters in the afternoon and indicated his weight is stable at 213 pounds while preparing for training.
John L. Johnson sold his share in fight pictures to his country fleet with joins J. Jeffries for 10000 dollars. The Vitagraph Company of America represented by William T. Rach of New York purchased Johnson’s share. Tex Richard and Jack Gleason, promoters of the heavyweight contest, plan to sell their share for 50000 dollars once Jeffries signs for his third go. Jeffries remains willing to part with his portion for 50800, though manager Sam Berger delayed signing. Johnson has already received payment as part of the deal. They will be paid in New York City on the Monday following the Fourth of July.
Results from Gravesend show Flystrare winning the first race with Wooleast second and Royal Captive third, time 1 2 40. Seconds include Mofine and Tim in a 1 48. Third race saw Danger Mark win with Miss Nutt second and Pearl third. Derby like event Dalama tion won by Urines Imperial over Sweep. Sixth race had Dandy Dixon prevailing with Keep Moving second and St Joseph third.
Bookmakers faced losses at Ryan Vista as June favorites dominated wagering. Jockey Rooney was suspended for the remainder of the meet after interference on Merlinga in the fourth race. Results show Ave fortunes winning the first race with Hot to ty Wong Wiltin among the notable outcomes.
A jumble of race notes shows Nebulosus delivering a tight victory in a 1 1/8 furlong sprint. Dorothy Ami and Royal Riven also feature with odds like 7 to 8 and 16 to 1, while El Pearl and other runners posted varied results across the six race sequence.
Baseball scores dated June 14 show Philadelphia breaking past St Louis 7 to 2 in a high scoring game behind strong first inning offense. Cleveland edged Boston in a 14 inning affair as Carrigan’s errors helped tie the score. Brooklyn topped St Louis in a late rally while New York fell to Chicago in seven innings. Philadelphia also defeated Pittsburgh as Maddox and Cannity supplied the bats.
Cincinnati defeated Boston 6 to 0 as Gaaper and Frock led the offense with strong hitting. Parsons and Graham contributed, while Reck’s play was noted as a feature. Scores and lineups listed for other early season results across Indianapolis, Kansas City, and coast league action.
A quirky, garbled note from 2678 Washingtony lists high prices paid for an unseen item. The text appears as OCR garble but centers on a market or bidding scene with unusual terms and a street address reference. The fragment hints at a sale or valuation event connected to unknown goods.
A public notice announces a social gathering at a Washington street home on Friday June 6. Proceeds benefit the local jail or charity, with invitations extended to residents and the press for coverage and attendance.
Minutes from the state food and tax departments meeting in Denver 1909 discuss conformity with national food laws, proposed resolutions for the next convention in New Orleans, and two bulletins on flavoring extracts and water for syrups. They condemn unsanitary practices at the National Biscuit Company, urge sanitation upgrades in bakeries canneries and butcher shops, and mandate labeling and safe coloring agents with inspections and enforcement steps.
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