04 Oct 1909
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1909
Page
1
Local salon promotes French mask massage hairdressing and shampoos with modern ideas and imported goods. Offers moderate prices, prompt attention, and mail correspondence via Mrs Kellat at 246% Wau.
A Chicago Cubs pennant claim dominates the talk as Kling reflects on Pittsburgh’s clinching of the title and the unreliability of one star player. He muses that the outcome might have shifted if key actions differed, noting the unpredictable nature of one man influencing the final result.
Pitt public manager Helde a unique record in National League and Chicago notes Pittsburg clinched pennants in 1901, 1992 and 1908. Clarke the only manager with four pennants. Pitchers and hitters named, Pittsburg strong hitting and second division in the lineup. O Gannon catching for the pennant clinch game with three hits May 5. Clearge Gibson hds caught 10 consecutive games.
Fragmentary paste of a 19th century note describes a pie dough mixer by Bolgh Stirred Thoroughly Without Hand Contact. It mentions Tapert and various riders or bakers attempting to avoid touching the dough while mixing. The text references a process or device ensuring dough cleanliness and automation though wording is garbled and unclear about outcomes.
Chicago battles through a tight National League matchup with key moments from Glitenga and several fielding errors. Pillelice and Werroents contribute at the plate while Winelodne adds a run, as the game sees tension and late defensive miscues.
In a close early season matchup, Detroit edged Cleveland 8 to 4 as pitchers and batters delivered a tense contest. Key players listed include Senay and Catena with several obscured names in the text. The game featured multiple runs late and a standout performance by Detroit to secure the victory.
Fragmented notes list players and teams across two games. Names include Cleveland, Winchott, Huslerly, Sty Loula, Eloyaland, Howe, Blophins, Mitchell, and Mlgeins, with references to players and positions in early contests. The readable items show partial rosters and matchups rather than a full game report.
In a split today, Vernon won the first game against Los Angeles 6 to 4 while Los Angeles took the second 7 to 2. Pitcher Hall held the visitors to seven hits as Braven and Tinga supported the mound effort. Sacramento and San Francisco also played two, Sacramento taking the opener 2 to 0 and losing the nightcap 4 to 2. Oakland defeated Portland 3 to 2 in the first game of a doubleheader, with Oakland catching the final run after a ninth inning rally.
An international marathon near Honolulu featured American runner Jackson pulling away after Tsukamoto from Japan led through most of the race until the fourteenth mile when Japanese fatigue set in. Jackson increased his pace, finishing clearly ahead as spectators wagered heavily on the Japanese competitor before his stop and retirement near the final stretch.
New York October reports renewed betting activity at racetracks as indictments loom in Kings County Grand Jury against notable figures in racing. The case widens to include Brooklyn Jockey Club officers and others, with secrecy surrounding proceedings and a growing list of indicted individuals.
In the Milwaukee Automobile Association annual meet at Slate Hall Park, Fred Schwader and Charles Paulson were injured after Schwader lost control of a Ferret car. Schwader skidded off the track into an embankment. Paulson remained hospitalized but not yet declared out of danger.
The famed French long distance runner twitched mid race, his heart likely affected, leaving him unable to finish. Opponent Hans Holmer of Quebec, defending a strong lead, completed the marathon distance in around 2 hours 92 minutes. Holmer extended his winning streak to six straight victories since June. Lyon led briefly before a late stumble.
Vancouver opt 3 manager Dickson announces sale of ranch and plans to form a stock company in Spokane to carry on baseball work. He says the new company will proceed with the sale and arrange arrival on negotiations and dust splendor to sell the anchite.
A fragmented review of a vaudeville program at the Orpheum Theater describes acts by Lena Pantzst a Spanish type dancer and wire walker, and Sarr Min with aerobatic work. It praises Halevil, Hanes Williams and Millie Williams plus an act by Moore and Milas Manre. The piece notes the week’s highlight featuring Gordon and Janet in a planed variety show with dancing and singing, ending with a comic routine and audience encore appreciation.
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