Opening of May 2 baseball season at Capital Hill Park
Cambridge City Baseball Association sets May 2 for the 1909 season opener at Capital Hill park with the Grays facing the Indianapolis White Sox. The White Sox are described as a strong prior-year team and the Grays lineup appears solid for a competitive season.
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Cambridge City Baseball Association
Capital Hill Park
Grays
Indianapolis White Sox
Local business grows as Marson adds safe and licenses granted
C. J. Marson expands with a new safe while business grows. W H Kiser finishes sanitary plumbing at the Main Street opera house to the supervising architect’s satisfaction. Liquor licenses go to Thos J Graves of this city and Frank Sowers of Germantown. a Germantown protest is dismissed after scrutiny. Barefoot & Co. report a chicken corner near Muncie with offices at Cowan and Cambridge City amid spring demand.
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Main Street Opera House
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Frank Sowers
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Muncie
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Barefoot
Barefoot Company
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