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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1905

Page

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Shamrocks Battle to Narrow Win in Amateur Duel

Port Wayne hosts Shamrocks in a keenly fought game against the Champs. Newcomb drives scoring in the third as Belden and Cher ry spark a late rally, but Wagner stars on the mound for Port Wayne. Final score unfolds with a dramatic ninth inning, Shamrocks edging the Champs in a tight contest.

Columbia City Bete Rocks Port Wayne Wagner Rollins Hurst Wade Bert Wayne Newcomb Ute Shamrocks Robe Wing Champs Hillinger Quine Waldo Romary Robbins Johnson Fort Wayne Shamrocks Shamrucks Lindsay Belden Belgep Cherry Tieman Wieman Hooke Doyly Havel Lindgay Louis Doyle Belden Sant Sant Abe Myers Banahoe Penter Donahue Macy Boyd Reiter Quinn Ne Mate Loo Jace Yeho Hopke Dennis Donte Hop Eble Wear Jane Walden Fnlinson Sen Wagner Uane Nether Cherry Tiernan Sulely

Notes of the Game Bringhillers eye catching base hit

The report details several in game moments including Hillinger delivering a pretty base hit in the seventh inning and Rabonis making a wide safe play. Fans watched a rapid stand as a sharp single in right appeared in the fourth. Dim by the heels and Tehnsoi halted a run before Myers arrived to end the inning.

Hillinger Zevo Rabonis Tehnsoi Myers

Unclear text fragment about upcoming game and players

Fragmentary description mentions a game between teams from Cleveland and Enelid ach Leh with a Sunday date. Several names are garbled but imply baseball or local sports notes. No coherent event, score, or clear entities can be confirmed.

National League game summary with Cincinnati and St Louis

In a National League contest Cincinnati opened with a rough start as Gbech relieved Ewing by the eighth with six runs allowed before the side retired. St Louis tied the game late, and the relief pitcher Hew faced the plate as part of the bullpen effort. The box score lists pitches and defensive changes with multiple substitutions for both teams.

Cincinnate Dig Cincipaty St. Louis Thieloan Awklers Pertahia Gbech Ewing Attendaoud Seora Chawinbai Asshokonde ISL Louis Ratteriss—Ewing Chyebwd Phelps Ean Yhiehwon Warcer Uapire

Brooklyn Rout Boston in National League Championship

Brooklyn defeats Boston 0 to 0 in a National League title game, with Eliason and Ritter as battery pair for Brooklyn and no police interference noted. Pitchers Brown and Kling start for Pittsburgh in a separate Chicago game. attendance near 21,000 as the crowd witnessed a peculiar late rally before umpire O'Day.

Brooklyn SN. C Grooklyn Boston Atremiones Buen Y HH Brookdyn Eliason Ritter Young Neodium Jetnstone Chicago Pittsburg Brown Brown Teye Casey Chicago - Oatonnoies Pillsburg Brown and Kling Philippt An Paltz

Howell Leads St Louis Past Cleveland 1 0 in Eleventh

In St Louis April 22 Howell hurled a four hit game with ten strikeouts to edge Cleveland 1 0 in the eleventh inning. Hessargo pitched well but faded late as two hits and a wild pitch allowed the decisive run. Umpires Kelly and Mel reviewed a fast defensive game with strong fielding from both sides.

St. Louis Howell Tually Cleveland Ty Hessargo St. Lewis Jone Allendale

Detroit Beats Chicago 3-2 in Home Return Night Figures

Detroit defeated Chicago 2 to 2 in a curious scoreline with 18,016 fans at the Detroit home game. The article lists pitching details Waite and Sullivan for Detroit and Mulhie and J. Sullivan for Chicago, with Umpire Sharlian.

Chicago Detroit

Baseball scores from American Association games

In Minneapolis the American Association game ended 7 to 2 with Minneapolis overcoming Toledo after a strong batting display. Errors and late runs favored the visitors, while Columbus shut out Kansas City 4 to 0 as Hulswitt starred in the field and steady pitching supported the win. Attendance figures are noted as around 7,000.

Toledo Talaiin Minneapolis Catanes Attendanes Scare E. Toleda Clark Steve Marshall Imake Kuur

Milwaukee Beats Louisville In Opening Game Of Series

Milwaukee won the first game of the series as Louisville pitchers struggled. Errors and wild pitches by Kenna helped Milwaukee score while Tucals fielding and mates contributed key runs. Attendance was about 900 with a 66 to 0 misprint noted in the box.

Louisville McRay Milwaukee Kenna Glack Halluan Kenoa and Seltivur McKay Pam Beville Nmpira Haskele Towlsville

Exhibition Games Shake Vincennes In April Event

April Haute and Vincennes played in exhibition games in which tension rose as players clashed over rules. Reported missteps and disputed calls by Sunny bast bolt laws touched several key figures including Terre Maule and Butterios-Taylor with Duggan and Leman also noted among participants.

Vincennes April Haute Lucennes Witting Vincente Taylor Duggan Leman Mleet Farner

Rochester Beats Wheeling 2-1 in Easter Jeagun Match

Rochester defeats Wheeling 2 to 1 in an Easter Jeagun contest reported from Wheeling Virginia. The match details indicate Rochester scored twice while Wheeling managed a single tally.

Journal-Gazette Wheeling WL Va Rochester

Dayton and St Paul Baseball Held Ten Innings Without Run

The Dayton and St Paul game extended ten innings with no runs scored. Payton had two hits and an error, St Tay four hits and an error, and Payton, Smith, Wheelook, Hawkins, St Paul, Kilroy were listed as batteries. Heam was called to permit the St Paul team to catch a train.

Paul Dayton Payton St. Tay Heam Cd St. Paul Smith Wheelook Hawkins St. Paul Kilroy

Port Wayne Navinsiky Defeats Stewi Stark In Exhibition

In a recent game at Gowitt Hill grounds the Port Wayne Navinsiky defeated Stewi Stark by a solid score. The piece notes rising young talents like Balluties Koculs and Wiedmany, with Frank Quinn of the Central Weugus signing with Evansville’s KLYVE league and other local baseball happenings.

Port Wayne Navinsiky Stewi Stark Yesioukly Frank Quinn Beciuse Mutantbs Beoyilt Billy of Ruikey Ganzel

Preliminary Sea Battle and Military Loyalty Rumors

Reports from the Front cite governors and soldiers muting against incendiarism as authorities promise loyalty. Posters warn families to stay indoors during May days while revolutionary propaganda reportedly spreads among troops and regiments despite official assurances.

Imperial Guards

Where the Russian squadron is located

London reports from Kamrank Bay say the Russian Pacific squadron is proceeding northward with no further news or confirmation of the reported fleet off Ramrant Bay. Rumors place part of Rogesiv s squadron at Hainan near Lien chu, suggesting the entire fleet may assemble there for operations in Chinese waters. Admiral Togo’s force is not expected to shift toward secrecy. coverage emphasizes cautious, incomplete details.

London Kamrank Bay Seco Pacific Ramrant Bay Rojesiv Hainan Lienchu Togo

Paris Press Angered By Rovestvensky Expulsion

Paris newspapers react to the expulsion of the Russian squadron from French waters in Indo China. Echo De Paris blames France for leaving Kamrand bay and predicts Russia's vulnerability, while Temps argues neutral powers seek strict coal rules to block coal shipments. The debate centers on France, Russia, Japan, and coal logistics at Vladivostok.

Paris Ono Second Paetite Indo-China Japan Russia Echo de Paris France Rojestvensky Kamrand Bay Noutradly Ie Bede de Paris Vladivostok Temps Saigon Germany

Japan Pleased With French Action On Security Mission

Tokio April 24 The announcement that in response to Japan's representations France has promised the expulsion of the Turkish flagship squadron from Kamath Bay and allied new determination to maintain tranquility is received here with pleasure. public sentiment eases though tensions persist.

Tokio Reananse Ain Relresenliiona France Irysaian Secant Pacite Kamath Bay

Fragmentary OCR yields clash report from distant battle

OCR text describes a military engagement with regimental lines near Samali and Taluningt, listing 81 Gpyrite and Malankon as locations and a cavalry spearhead repulsed by April 2. It notes waterguards at Talon and notes no exchanges aside from sporadic cannon fire.

Oro Hiss Gaemiy Malankon Tayghes Eriaty Talon Cavan

Delcasse Decision Seen as Relief to Russia

St. Petersburg april 2 The decision of French foreign minister Delcasse to remain in his post is welcomed here as easing tensions with Russia. The move is viewed as preserving a trusted French ally in Paris and maintaining a favorable Franco-Russian alignment amid ongoing diplomacy.

ST. Petersburg Mires Ute Fith M. Dekcanac Ielion Foreign Ministry Pranco-Russhin

Drafting Sailors for Russian Fleet Reported in Black Sea

April 23 report notes large drafts of Black Sea sailors arriving to fill complements of ships in the second reinforcing squadron now being prepared. The article mentions crews being assembled at the Black Sea port as the fleet builds up.

Sabal Black Sea

May Place Hoch's Toes In Evidence In Trial

Chicago April ?ohn Hoch's criminal trial hears that the deformity of his toes might be admitted as evidence of mental obliquity. Assistant State's Attorney Harry Olson plans to introduce the strange toe shape along with other anatomical signs of alleged criminal tendencies from a bigamist defendant's body examination. A coerced letter said to be from Hoch's German father was found, detailing a large debt and urging marriage, hinting at schemes to defraud and fake familial affection.

Chicago Johann Hock Iea Mary Walker-Hoot Hoch Harry Olson Moch Germany I Coerke-Hogh Fothak

Motors Crush Prices for Cart Horses in York Shire Sales

London reports a sharp fall in cart horse prices at York shire spring farm sales due to rising motor vehicle use in towns. Experts say motor power will substitute heavy conveyance, yet light horses for carriages and stables may suffer profits until demand stabilizes. A city real estate ad for BL Gress Davis lists office hours and property listings.

London Davis Pixley-Tang

Castro Threatens Backlash as Venezuela Leader Rallies

Carl Castro vows to meet any contingency amid a sharpening dispute in Venezuela. He speaks at Calabi on April 1, asserting readiness to defend the republic and memory of patriots, while signaling actions against perceived threats and unrest.

Caracas Voussula Abril Castro Abe Calabi Tite

Bowling Schedule and Team Name Change Fragments

Independent teams contest schedule at Brunswick alleys includes Tonight Night Bawyers 3 Doctors Tuesday Night Bloomingdate Special vs Wolf and Dessauer All-Stars Wednesday Night Wayne Cooks 13 Wayne Clerk Thursday Sylvania Offixe Friday Bloomingdale Specials vs Wabash All-Stars Keystones renamed by Penn-Cuitain Pfeiffer and big bowlers of the Pennsylvania emotive power office now called Keystones and WH.

Brunswick Bawyers Doctors Teuday Wolf & Dessauer Wayne Cooks Wayne Clerk Sylvania Bloomingdale Specials Wabash All Cuitain Pfeiffer Pennsylvania Keaystones

Moving Pictures Draw Large Crowd At Totoply Theater

The Edward Shields company presented moving pictures and a varied musical program attracting a large turnout at Totoply Theater last night. Features included Personal Suburbanite and the Passion Play along with Miss Sherman’s singing and Mr Joby Heinzman from New York accompanying. The program closed with The Ugly City and organ accompaniment by Kruft while Pro Reineke and Krull performed later.

Edward Shields Pla Fims Shields el Rheim Miss Sherman Joby Heinzman New York Daine Shieldy Mis Kruft Reineke Krull

Automobile Bus Wreck Kills Man In Crowded City Scene

New York on April 23 a large sightseeing automobile carrying dozens of passengers crashed into a tall fence at Eighth Avenue and Fifty-seventh Street. One man, Charles P. Koster, twenty one, was killed and two women, Miss Ausgin Norman and Mrs. Anselina Romano, were injured. The chauffeur lost control after a trolley car struck the vehicle. Over forty people were aboard the heavy machine used to shuttle visitors between sights.

New York Eighth Avenue Hlert Wvenuy Charles P. Koster Wags

Anti Cigarette Chief Tour Seeks Boston Start

Chicago anti smoking leader James H. Davidson arrived in Boston to lead a campaign against cigarettes. Davidson, a longtime Republican activist, spoke of cigarettes as deadly and harmful to the nation’s youth, and planned lectures in New England New York and Pennsylvania at the request of the New England Anti Cigarette league.

Boston Fleston James H. Davidson Chicago Col. Davidsen Republican National Committee Lincoln New England

Britt-White Fight Postponed to May 6 in San Francisco

A meeting in San Francisco discussed the Britt vs White boxing match with promoter Croffroth seeking a permit and deciding to postpone the bout to May 6 after supervisor delays. If permits cannot be secured next week the promoters may release Britt and White from obligations.

Orasventh Charles Mitenel White Widnes Brite

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