Lead ers Won Two Camp Twice By Wheeling's Team
Wheeling beat Columbus 3 2 and 9 to 3. Ft Wayne won 5 1 over Toledo. Dayton defeated Newcastle 5 1. Youngstown beat Mansfield 3 2 in 11 innings. Standings show Wheeling 32 18 .649 and Ft Wayne 33 22 .600, Youngstown 16 34 .320.
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Columbus
Ft. Wayne
Toledo
Dayton
Newcastle
Youngstown
Mansfield
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L. Pe
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Wayne
Wm. Krafft
Claren
J. Hicks
Thos. F. Dolan
Bughtie
Paretta
W. F. Schulte
Louis v
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Corner
L. J. Haas
Fonhso
H. Wilson
J.c.milam & Co
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Heckler
Wood Hoffman
Ben Frost
Southard
W. H. Laird
Columbus Beats Wheeling in Twinbill Pitchers Fail to Hit
Del Sayers appears for Columbus in his first game but the Senators struggle at the plate. An error-prone field doom the second contest as Wheeling edges ahead, final scores 2 1 and 8 1 with Bates and Mahaffey on the mound.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
del Sayers
Ohio State University
Senators
Skopec
Toledo and Ft Wayne split on poor plays and balks
A bad balk by pitcher Joss and headwork by Toledo cost two games. In the first, Toledo fell short 8 6 while Ft Wayne won 8 6. Numerous miscues and errors marked the doubleheader as Criss officiated and 1,100 watched.
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Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Joss
Eleven-Inning Loss For Mansfield To Youngstown
Mansfield loses an eleven inning game to Youngstown 3 to 1 as errors and base running miscues hurt Mansfield. Smith outpitched Rosebrough with ingle defensive miscues keeping Mansfield from overcoming the late rally. Jeffries assisted as umpire as 2,500 fans watched the errant plays and stubborn base running.
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Mansfield
Youngstown
Mmercial Tribune
Jeffries
Newcastle Falls Short as Dayton Rally Streaks Ahead
Newport area baseball report shows Newcastle failing to clinch on hits from Dayton. Key players include Gochnauer Myers and Nattress with notable two and three base hits. Umpire Colgan presided over a sharp defensive game lasting one hour forty five minutes.
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Japanese eulalias charm gardens with tall graceful grasses
The article extols Japanese grasses or eulalias as superior ornamentals in gardens and lawns. It describes varieties gracillima zebrina japonica variegata and their uses for mats baskets and wicker work, notes seasonal cutting and drying, and highlights their hardiness and aesthetic value for borders and decorative plantings.
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Japan
Eulalias
Dayton Woman Maud Carter Shot by Unknown Assailant
Dayton June 23 Maud Carter a young woman residing Dakota Street on the West Side was abducted and fatally or seriously shot by an unknown assailant as she left Spohr roadhouse in company with her sweetheart at about 11 tonight. A sneak thief robbed Sacred Heart Church during services taking a pocket book from Miss Mary C Galvin. The Troy and Pearl laundries sought and were granted injunctions against striking employees.
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Maud Carter
Dakota Street
Spohr
Sacred Heart Church
Mary C. Galvin
Depths of Great Lakes Show Vast Depth Variations
A Chicago Chronicle piece explains if the Great Lakes were leveled to sea level two chains would vanish, reshaping Lake Michigan into smaller segments and altering coastlines. It notes Superior as the deepest, Erie as shallow, and Ontario affected by Niagara Falls, with depths ranging from 210 to 1,000 feet in the system.
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Great Lakes
United States
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Superior
Michigan
Huron
Erie
Ontario
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Mich
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Niagara
Buckeyes in Gotham a steady stream of Ohio visitors
Ohio politicians and businessmen flocked to New York in a chapter of Buckeyes in Gotham. Col W M Hahn and Senator Foraker led Ohio political presence at Carnegie Hall gathering while many Ohio visitors from Cincinnati Columbus and Lexington checked into Manhattan hotels for business and social engagements.
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London’s First Electric Train Trials Impress Officials
London trials between Earl's Court and High Street Kensington test electric traction on a six coach train weighing 180 tons with 40 ton load. The 19 mph average speed, 30 mph peak and a 1 in 48 gradient demonstrate the system’s promise over the steam locomotive in head-to-head tests.
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Earl's Court
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Sidney Lucas Wins American Derby at Washington Park
Sidney Lucas defeats James and Lieutenant Gibson in the American Derby at Washington Park with a time of 2.40% and a six length margin. Boland’s effort to rally Gibson fails as Lucas powers from behind to claim first money of $9,979, with James second and Gibson third.
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Latonia Jockey Club Spring Meet Race Day Summary
Latonia Ky June 23 1900 Fifteenth day of Latonia Spring Meeting with cloudy weather and fast track reports. Races feature maiden and allowance events for three year olds up, with winners including Glimp se, Goose Liver and June Gayle in competitive fields and notable bumping at the stretch.
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Latonia
Latonia Jockey Club
L. P. Taunton
Chas. F. Price
James F. Caldwell
Heintz Brothers Shine At M C A Field Day
The annual YMCA Athletic Club field meet at Chester Park drew a large crowd to watch top competitors. Walter and Jol Heintz starred with strong times in sprint events as they chased championship honors amid lively rivalry and enthusiasm.
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French Policemen Learning From American Women on Crossings
Paris letter describes how American women guide officers and pedestrians through crowded boulevards. A Boston woman, with dog and parasol, orders an officer to help her and her dog cross the street, then assists another, signaling a shift in pedestrian safety practices.
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Boston
Ruman
Baedeker
Springfield Notes: Mayor to name Louis Keller for Sanitary Marshal
Springfield Ohio June 23 A potential change in city offices sees Mayor Bowlus likely recommending Louis Keller for Sanitary Marshal around July. Keller favored by the Mayor at election time, while Eisenstein faces removal amid backing. The piece also reports a high school alumni meeting, drownings and local incidents including a livery-stable death, a family-pendency arrest, and civic business notes.
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Commercial Tribune
Sprield
Joseph Eisenstein
Bowlus
Louis Keller
Keller
Weisenstein
William Ferguson
Ferguson
Canned Meats Tested At Woolwich Depot
A curious inspection at the Woolwich reserve depot shows officials tapping tin meat cans with sticks to judge their condition. An expert’s ear and the rapid pass of tins create an almost incomprehensible scene to onlookers while the test is claimed by some to be practically infallible.
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