New Haven Edges Fort Wayne Yales in Opener
New Haven, Ind. April 16 The New Haven baseball club won its initial effort to play its game with the Fort Wayne Yales by the score of 5 to 1. A large crowd and fair weather favored the home side with Scheeler’s batting and Herrold’s pitching star turns. Barney also shone, allowing three hits and five strikeouts in four innings. The final innings saw New Haven tally as Mermaid and Downing contributed to the offense.
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Journal-Gazeby
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New Haven Baseball Club
Fort Wayne Yales
Scheeler
Her- Toll
Barney
Herrold
Gleven
Grays Open Season With Dominant 19 To 0 Victory
Fort Wayne Grays defeated the Packard Stars 19 to 0 at Relimister grounds. Weidemann starred with four hits in four plate appearances including two doubles and two singles. Chamberla and Andeygon paired as battery for the Grays while Orel bethiss, Deltrick and Jacobs led the Stars in heavy work.
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Fort Wayne Grays
Packard Stars
Weidemann
Grays
Ulngies
Chamberla
Andeygon
Orel
Couple Married Near Kendallville in Classic Farm Wedding
A Sunday evening wedding near Kendallville united Mike Johanna and a local groom in a farm residence ceremony. The bride, well known in the community, is a Pure Qee university graduate. The couple will reside on a Fairfield Township farm, with wedding costs and notices appearing in the Journal-Gazette classifieds.
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Kist
Kendallville
Ind
Ferdl- Rand Ahrens
Gallet
Mike Johanna
Citta M
Pure Qee University
Leiri Yung Man
Soniemple
Milwaukee Beats Indianapolis In A Thrilling Park Showdown
In Milwaukee Athletic Park under a huge crowd, Milwaukee defeated Indianapolis 6 to 4. Eubanks stayed steady until four doubles and an error produced four Milwaukee runs as Schneiberg delivered solid pitching despite two errors.
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Athletic Park
Indianapolis
Eubanks
Schneiberg
Indianapolia
Roth
Burbanke
Livingston
Owens
Bunching of Colonels' Hits in Fifth Inning Shifts Score
In a decisive fifth inning the Colonels bunched three hits to pull ahead. Final score shows RB Loulevilé with strong run support as Pittman and Hughes split pitching duties, Wood and J Sullivan catching, with Kerin umpiring a tight game.
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Doch Idg
Kaneos City
Pittman
Hughes
Wood
J. Sullivan
Ompire
Kerin
Cincinnati Beats Pirates 4-3 in NL Contest
April 19 game saw Cincinnati seize early momentum as Errera started Pittsburg. The Reds chased Camiiiz with timely hits and climate of late rally. Wagner returned for the visitors as umpire Rigler oversaw a rough matchup between Ewing and McLean Carmnitz and Gisson.
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Errera
Pittsburg
Wagner
Ewing
McLean
Carmnitz
Gisson
Rigler
Chicago Bears Down St Louis In Loose Baseball Tilt
Chicago defeated St Louis 4 to 3 in a loosely played game. St Louis led until the seventh inning when errors and a timely hit by Chicago produced two runs. Batteries were McGlynn and Hoster for St Louis and Kling for Chicago, with Umpire ODay officiating.
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St Louis
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Chicago Outhits St Louis but Fails to Score in AFL Tilt
Chicago tailed St Louis 5 to 4 despite outhitting the Cardinals as Parent and Jones were hurt during the game. White and Sullivan worked the plate for Chicago while Howsell and Syencer pitched for St Louis, with O Loughlin umpiring.
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Fort Wayne Blues Fall To Huntertown In Season Opener
Special to the Journal Gazette Huntertown Ind April 19 The Fort Wayne baseball club opened the season with a 12 to 11 loss after a rough game marked by many errors as the Fort Wayne lineup featured Catterles Meyers and Elchels while Huntertown relied on Ral ney and McBride to push ahead in a high scoring opener
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Huntertown
Ind
Fort Wayne
Harf Field
Catterles
Meyers
Elchels
Ralney and
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South Bend Traction Meeting Heads for City Today
An important meeting of capitalists interested in the Fort Wayne and South Bend traction line will be held in South Bend today. Last night Messrs. W. S. Tupper and W. Moeher of Chicago and E. B. Swift arrived to join Mr. Perry A. Randfall and several Chicago capitalists for discussions this morning.
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South Bend
Tupper
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Chicago
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Kendallville Personal Notes Show Local Social Scene
Mrs A C Watrich and children visit in Lagrange while Frank Eminger returns to Elkhart after visiting the Sawyer family. Mrs 31 Loeb of Ligonier guests of Mrs A Jacobs. Fort Wayne’s Mrs C Martz visits Mary Miller and attends Ahern Martz wedding. Mr and Mrs J Mayville Lima and Tagrang. G G Forker to Shipshewana. Mr Berry noted. Mrs B J Bunkers returns to Chicago after visiting here. Pauline Kingsbury of Garrett visits Mahala Childs en route to Elkhart. Mrs Martha Wing of Petoskey visits C G H Waterhouse and leaves. Rev S Wise, once in charge services at the Evangelical, spends time with friends at Wolcott.
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Lagrange
Frank Eminger
Hie
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Dock Sawyer
31. Loeb
Ligonier
A. ‘A. Jacobs
C. Martz
Fort Warne
Mary Miller
Aherns-Martz
J. Fon
Mia& Mahala Childs
Martha, Wing
Petoskey
C.G. H. Waterhouse
Wise
John Diddele
Wolcottim
Community notices of returns and visits in Michiana area
Local residents and visitors are reported arriving home from Chicago Albion Michigan City and Fort Wayne after hospital and funeral events. Names include Bower Duck Cummins Welker Mock Bowser Watts Fisher Bowen Bucks and others with health updates and employment moves noted. Community ties and civic pride emphasized.
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Michigan City
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Lehr Block
D. W. Duck
Chicago
Mvr
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Duck
A. W. Welker
Albion
Laurene Cleveland
Roy D. Modlyson
N. Mock
North Mainstreet
F. Bowser Copany
Fort Wayne
A. Watts
Porter
W.J. Fisher
South Bend
L. Campbell
Garden Street
H. Bowen
James Wilson
Leaver, Cole
John Goodbrand
Oange
Iowa
John .Crawford
Charles Baumgardner
Mike Bucks
Wic
Avery
Bucks
Want ads in the journal Gazatte are only a word
Classified lines in Gazatte remain brief with single word entries. Advertisers use concise one word placeholders to indicate needs or offers, reflecting tight space constraints in the publication.
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Journal- Gazette
Gazatte
Hammond Dominates as League Teams Clash in Scrappy Bout
Merry Hammond pitched masterful ball for the Central League ace, holding Sham Rocks to two hits while Romane for the Idevl Independents allowed six. Scoring featured errors and costly miscues, with Hammond’s four strikeouts and sole double by Koons in the seventh shaping a low, tense duel.
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Wayne Shamrocks
Keons
Franny Dort
Koons
Romane
Actian
Idevl Independenta
Hammond
Shamrocks
Clark
Teaguers
Dickey
Walda
BeKean
Gingle
Beng
Beach
McKean
Osteen
Icea- Transportation
Eiston
Flendaricks
Nnsundt
Dr Rush the Pioneer Osteopath at Fort Wayne
Dr Rush the licensed osteopath, noted fort Wayne physician, advertises osteopathy treatment at his suites. He promotes education, skill and honesty and claims many patients from the area have shown remarkable results across a range of ailments including kidney weakness, rheumatism, pleurisy and female troubles.
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Rush
Guy
OY Teush
Ostenrath Physichin
Fort Wazi
Tits Place
Antwerp Arges
Fort Wayne Shamrocks Triumph Over Fort Wayne Lineup
Fort Wayne Shamrocks defeat Fort Wayne lineup 6 to 4 in a Central League game. Romane pitched for Shamrocks, with key hits from Koons and Sace, while Hammond starred for Fort Wayne. Attendance reached 1,500 as league play nears May 1 opening at League Park.
Travelon to Attend First Methodist Eph aps Church Event
City notes list travel club plans for Sunday night April 26 at First Methodist Eph aps church inviting all traveling men. Also mentions Miss Carle Triub returning to work at Frank Dry Goods, a Topaka resident visiting Laurel Ind, and a judge's funeral trip to Auburn. Local reports include Mr Val Gutermuth in critical TB care, and a Rome City fishing brag with a four pound perch.
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Carle Triub
Frank Dry Goods Company
N. Bahoosk
Topaka
Wes
Laurel
Ind
Val Gutermuth
Indiana-Ohio League opens May 1 with schedule set
Richmond will open at Van Wert and Huntington faces Logansport as the Indiana-Ohio Baseball League starts its season May 1. The circuit plans three games in each city with Huntington and Logansport hosting on Sundays and Saturdays every other week, while Van Wert schedules home games on Tuesdays through Thursdays.
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Indiana-Ohio Baseball League
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van Wert
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Winona Tops Warsaw in Ninth Inning Thriller
Warsaw, Ind April 18 Winona Academy baseball edged Warsaw High School in an exciting tenth inning finish after trailing by four runs. A sharp rally and late pushes kept pressure on Warsaw as Winona claimed the victory at home plate.
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Ind
Winonia Academy
Yestern
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Zanesville Holds Newark In Low-Scoring Clash
Zanesville Central defeated Newark 2 to 0 in a league game behind solid pitching and near-perfect fielding. Batteries Watt and Guyn for Newark, Hoepkam, Moore and Williams for Zanesville. Other items note Boers and Gans boxing match planned for May 20 in San Francisco with a 123 pound limit and a guaranteed prize.
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Ely
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Infante
Rh.b
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Thomas J. Cook Traveling Man Dead at 65 in Indianapolis
Thomas J. Cook aged sixty five died suddenly in Indianapolis on April 1 of apoplexy. He was a well known traveling salesman, having spent twenty two years representing a drug house in the city.
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Ind
Thomas J. Cook
Mrs Hartman Dies at 49 After Ruptured Bleedings
Mrs Farnie Sarah Hartman wife of Peter P Hartman died at home on Mast Pontiac Street Sunday morning from a ruptured hemorrhage aged forty nine. Born in Washington D C she came to this city in childhood and was member of Third Presbyterian church. Funeral from residence Wednesday at 7 pm then from church with Rev Crank M presiding. Funeral notices also announce Ervin Schmit and Caroline Perriquey services from specified addresses on Tuesday morning.
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Beter P. Hartman
Pontiac Street
Hartman
Trraehington
D. C
Are. Henry Tarman
Siz. Hartman
Harry W. Tarman
Thompson
B. Baxter
Third Presbyterian Church
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Crank M
Ervin Schmit
Haat Pontia Street
Caroline Perriquey
Superior Street
Catheral
Burglars Strike Freeman and Kramer Homes in Richmond
In Richmond Ind burglars forced entry between 7 and 2 oclock and took a large amount of silverware and jewelry plus 311 in money from Perry J Freeman former mayor and postmaster. Nearby at Clarence Kramer’s home silverware and jewelry were stolen though totals were not known.
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Richmond
Ind
Perry J. Freeman
Clarence Kramer
Freeman
Lake Shore Air Line
Easter Cantata Rendered at Decatur M. E. Church
A beautiful Easter service at Decatur Methodist Church featured the choir performing the sacred cantata The Resurrection. Soloists and choruses delivered the message of Easter to a large audience.
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Pecatur
Ind
Methodist Church
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