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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1906
Page
5
Organization pledges to organize residents Mike Ogaden and Vicinity to improve Ogden area. Membership fee listed as $1 per year. Campaign urges residents to participate, beautify the locality, and follow city laws.
Louisville May 23 results list winners for seven races including Four and a Half Ciriongs Seven Bells, Wetern second, and others with times and placements. New York May 2 results feature five races with Mis4anan winning first and Yorkshire Lost placing second, plus other placements and times.
The report details Walter Travis losing to an unnamed opponent in the St Andrews club event in New York on May 2. It notes Travis’s cautious play as the match advanced, with key exchanges and rounds including a 72-stroke mark and Jerome D. Brevera of Montelatt as a notable figure in the event.
New York May 28 Keller Laartes T. Stout of Richmond Country club won the women's Metropolitan golf championship for the fourth time in her career. Jean Slated, Georgiana Wahoy of Mo Brook, and Abe Bugiewood were among notable players, with other matches ending in decisive rounds.
St Louis, May 25 to May 3 in a shaky opening series St Louis defeated New York. Dunbar delivered excellent ball and Taylor retired after the seventh to allow McGann to warm up. Bresnahan, Hosworth, and Grady contributed for St Louis while New York struggled to produce offense. Other games saw Brooklyn shutout by Pittsburgh and Chicago edge Boston with late runs. Philadelphia beat Cincinnati on a timely wild pitch and key hits.
Fragmentary OCR notes show the American Association event near Columbus and Toledo with St. Paul and Kansas City ties, indicating a postponement for a race or meet. Names like T Lowi and Vine Folio appear, but details are unclear and other locations repeat in the fragment.
The annual race in Boston saw Cornell claim its second straight title by about three lengths over Harvard. Both crews started strong, but Cornell pulled ahead by the mile mark and extended the gap to win despite Harvard’s late surge.
Boston May 25 Yale posted a strong preliminary performance in the Intercollegiate track association events. The article notes Yale qualifying twenty men to fourteen for advancement, with many competitors advancing in various trials. Despite garbled wording, it highlights Yale's notable participation and progress in the meet.
Fragmented text reports events from a college track meet with references to hurdles sprints and jumps. Names and details are garbled, mentioning Pennsylvania Harvard and Philadelphia College with unclear placements and performances. The exact results and participants remain obscured by transcription errors.
Boston won a two run game against Chicago while Philadelphia and St. Louis split a doubleheader. Cleveland shut out Washington 4 to 0 as New York routed Detroit 15 to 5. The day featured inconsistent play with pitching troubles and scattered scoring across multiple games.
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