23 Jun 1909
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1909
Page
1
Text reviews Charles Steinfeldt’s strong spring at third base for the Chicago Cubs, noting improved fielding and timely hitting. It praises his defense, speed, and arm, comparing favors to past stars, and highlights teammates Hofman Morgan Sheckard and Beebe in contributing offense and defense as Chicago presses toward the season.
The account details Astry Bielefeldt's 54 runs batted in and 26 tallies across 49 games, with Steinführer posting strong averages and several fielding plays. It notes Evers Chance Zimerman and Tinker injuries, and how Bielefeldt's consistent performance kept him as the Cubs’ steady performer while others were limited by injuries and team disruption.
Bill Papke speaks confidently about beating Ketchel as he weighs 170 pounds and plans to travel north for the fight. He bets Ketchel $3000 but would accept a smaller stake if the odds favor him, saying fans in San Francisco see Ketchel as the favorite. Papke predicts a crowded Cal showroom in defeat for Ketchel and announces willingness to take on any middleweight challenger after the bout. Race results follow, including several horse entries and winners at the local track with odds and finishes.
Fragmented race card lists horses and odds for several events with times and placements. Mentions Liverta, Cabin, Lady Kitty, Proteus, Aksar-ben, Tarora, La Chata, Magaceer, Jimriay, and Haltor with various fractions and seconds noted.
Baseball round up recalls Cleveland taking both games of a doubleheader against Chicago as pitchers Bearce and Sullivan led the teams with strong outings. separate notes mention Boston and New York results, Philadelphia’s 6 0 win over Washington, and Detroit’s slow game with offense finally deciding it. Northwest League action highlights Spokane and Aberdeen standings.
Vernon defeats Oakland 6 to 2 in a late rally as Portland tops Sacramento 7 to 4 in a slugfest. Los Angeles wins a San Francisco series opener 6 to 3 aided by Easley Delmas big hits. Yale overwhelms Princeton 9 to 3 with Meretti and Dawson producing in a mound duel.
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In the fret round of the women's double, Mae Roberts of Philadelphia loses to Canadian champion Silse Lote Syers who advances to face Mise Hammond. Other results note Misa Hotchates defeating Slee Fisle Uttle and Hiss Hammond, with reflections on entries and postal notices following.
The Silver Queen Mining and si H Ing Co based in Ogden Utah announces delinquent stock on its account and a public sale of parcels to cover unpaid assessments. Delinquencies listed include names such as Jabngow, Ty Payor, J. Mark, and Kinsey with various amounts. The notice, dated July 27, 1900s, states sale at the company office Weather Street on July 15 1999 at 4 PM to pay delinquencies and advertising costs. C O Dickerman secretary approves.
The treasurer announces Weber County warrants numbered from No 1 to No 6014 will be paid after June 2 1928 and warrants presented after that date will be drawn on. An excursion to Salt Lake City runs every Sunday with a $1 round trip and daily trips to the Capital.
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