National League Scores from Philadelphia and Cincinnati
April 21 Philadelphia and Boston opened the series with a pitcher’s duel as Ludusuast Wid Relgehle allowed six innings of work before Boston’s offense broke through on errors and a wild pitch. Boston won three straight from Pittsburgh as Seeger exited after the third and pitchers shifted later. Cincinnati defeated Pittsburg 4 2, with Woeltier Spade and Mer Lean handling the battery and Rigler on the mound. In Brooklyn, New York beat Brooklyn three straight, scoring three in the sixth on singles and walks, while Jordan was charged with a misplayed ball followin g a protest.
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New York Cubs Hold Leads as Washington, Cleveland Win
In a windy afternoon, New York nicks Washington 1 to 28, while Cleveland takes the opener from Chicago with Joss puzzling hitters and Tuther fielding standout plays. Boston shuts out Philadelphia 2 to 0 as Detroit nabs a tense ninth inning double play to avert danger.
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Indianapolis Defeats Milwaukee in Ten Innings
Indianapolis won 15 to 9 over Milwaukee in ten innings. Marquard hit a timely single in the tenth to drive in the winning run after two on base, with Marquard, Livings, Curtis, and Bevile contributing for Indianapolis. Milwaukee answer came late but fell short. Umpires Tillard and Kane.
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Indianapoilse
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Marquard
REE
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Livingstam
Curtis and
Bevile
Tillard Kane
London set for British Olympic council plans and athletes
Special correspondent reports from London on the Olympic council preparations for the London games. Key figures include Lord Desborough as chairman and stars such as Martin Sheridan Ralph Rose and Barry Hillman. The piece outlines entry rules venues and the expected scale with about 1400 competitors from 22 countries across 11 stadium events and 11 elsewhere.
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America
Martin Sheridan
Athena
Ralph Rose
California
Rose
WHEN THE ERIE CAME TO BLUFFTON ANCIENT CANNON TALE
Bluffton residents recall Erie arrival in 1869 and a cannon salute ceremony. Citizens lined the streets as a Lake Erie Western train entered town amid a grand celebration. The cannon explosion shattered the mill area, leaving a memory of the day and the crowd’s astonishment.
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Lake Erie
Western
Secon
Shout
Neonle
Tenoivn
Mort Wayne Altizeny
Bluitton
Lena
North Corporation
Kenagy
Fragmentary note on mill burnings and carriage sale
A brief, unclear OCR fragment mentions a mill burning in the past and a carriage sale for dinner. Names, dates, places, or precise details are not readable.
Shaheen Seeks Stay of Bankruptcy Proceedings
Judge S M Honch and Attorney P B Colerick filed a petition in the Ted era court yesterday seeking a stay of bankruptcy proceedings against Kaleel Shaheen. A February 20 judgment of 3998 against Shaheen was recorded in the superior court, with claims of concealed assets prompting the bankruptcy filing. The petition argues for delay while Shaheen appeals to the supreme court, contending the superior court erred in admitting certain testimony.
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Auburn Plays First Game at Hicksville
Auburn high school team manager Brandon received a challenge from Hicksville to play at Hicksville on Saturday April 25. Auburn, led by Captain Archie Hines, trains two weeks in good condition with lineup Leon Barnhart John Rugmany Jay Goetschias Albert DeLapp Archie Hines Paul Swisher and several supporters traveling to Hicksville for the contest.
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Hicksville
Agame
Anpear
Archie Hines
Leon Barnhart
John Rugmany
Jay Goetschias
Albert DeLapp
Harry Snider
Paul Swisher
Hicksvitte
Texas agents take party to Panhandle land deals
Avril 2. Alessis Swylhart Rupert, advancing Texas Panhandle land investments, left today with Varty for the southwest. Among travelers from this county were Albert B. Tucker of Etna and Virgil Sre of Thorncreek township. Additional parties will join en route to Chicago where Mr. Rupert continues with the party and Mr. Swihert returns to assemble another group.
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Swylhart & Rupert
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Istrect
Texas
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Albert B. Tucker
Etna
Virgil Sre
Thorncreek Township
Chicago
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Swihert
Kendallville Personal Notes Highlight Local Movements
Harry Helwig returned to Ann Arbor to attend school and visit his parents in Kendallville. Miss Harriet Shadle returned home after visiting Fort Wayne friends. Miss Rosa Burch went to Sturgis following her mother's death and attended her father's funeral there last week. Both parents died of lung fever. 7 C Stroi sit.
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Harry Helwig
Ann
J Arbor
Harriet Shadle
Fort Wayne
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C. Stroi
What Five Cents Will Do For Washing Day
A promotional note suggests spending five cents to buy a cake of Face Task soap from the nearest grocer. The ad promises easier and nicer wash days, claiming the product greatly improves washing activities.
Rhodes Scholar Herring Reports on Olympic Games in London
Donald Grant Herring, a Rhodes scholar at Oxford and writer on English college life, contributes his fourth article detailing the Olympic Games. The report presents a clear, obverse state of the facts surrounding the international athletic contest set to be held in London this coming summer.
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Cambridge
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Superintendent in Studebaker Chicago works department
A superintendent in the spring vehicle department at the Studebaker Chicago works, located in South Bend.
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Studebaker Chicage Works
South Bend
CHANPS AR OFF TODAY LINEUP OF FIRST GAME
The Fort Were club of the Central league prepares for the season opener in Wheeling. Manager Hendricks plans to start nine players, with Joe Safford and Nek Largen likely left behind, and the lineup including Fremer, Dickey, McKean, Osteen, Elston, Nadeau, Nye, Clark, and Hammond.
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Wheeling
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Dickey
Hare
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Osteen
Elston
Nadeau
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Nye
Thin Clark
Hammond
South Bend Rivalry Marks Opening of Central League Season
The Cent rally centers on South Bend and Fort Wayne as Alberts and Smith join a strengthened pitching staff. Manager Grant builds a tougher lineup with Koehler as new shortstop and Craven or Kroy at third, aiming for a first division push. Safford’s release clears space while West Virginia links and minor moves shape an eager spring training run through the circuit.
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Eall
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University of West Virginia
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Mary
Hom
Els Allin
South Benn
Jongua
Ruffled Silk Skirts Return As Favored Spring Style
The spring fashion page highlights ruffled silk skirts in lighter fabrics with embroidered lace and vivid inserts. Bright wedges of floral silk, white eyelet embroidery, and eye catching trims appear on skirts in blues greens and pinks, with cheaper options like alpaca and cottons promoted for summer use.
Kodol Digests All Foods Promises Quick Stomach Relief
A marketing pitch for Kodol digestive aid claims it digests all foods in the stomach, relieves pain, and speeds recovery. It argues that pepsin alone is insufficient and that Kodol, a liquid digestant, contains all necessary elements. Buy a dollar bottle and return if unsatisfied. The ad asserts tests prove digestion in and out of the stomach and touts a cheaper larger bottle option.
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Kodoi
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