26 Apr 1906
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1906
Page
1
A vintage ad extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a cure for kidney and urinary problems. It touts great strength of kidneys, urges quick relief from pain and strain, and offers a free pamphlet and sample bottle by mail from Binghamton New York.
Report notes varied readiness levels for opening games. Bay City sports column describes Dougie Tate and others preparing, with some players still arriving and equipment issues delaying practice. Returning athletes and new recruits are expected to fill gaps before game day.
Report lists numerous teams including Boston and New York with results from yesterday’s games. Mentions Chicago, St Louis, Philadelphia, Cincinnati and Milwaukee with players or officials such as Teague, Teagin, and Carr. Observes umpire actions and venue notes across cities including Chicago and New York.
In yesterday's American League results Tavie leads with Washington, Chicago visits St Louis while Cleveland plays Detroit. New York faces Washington as Philadelphia and other teams mix in standings. Detailed box scores show Chicago and Detroit games, with pitchers and line scores across multiple cities.
Standings show Clune and Chubs leading with wins. Various game scores include Columbus, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, and Columbus again. Yesterday’s results feature teams such as Palevia, Milyanked, and Midwestern opponents with mixed outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text references numerous teams and scores, including Milwaukee Kansas City Toledo and others, with garbled names and phrases. No coherent event or outcome can be confirmed. important entities and dates are unreadable, leaving only scattered fragments of a sports round-up.
A fragmented report notes St Paul beating Louisville 8 to 4 with unclear details about players and venues. The text includes garbled phrases and misread names, but references to a game at Bates, and mentions Tate Mifare and Detente amid a disrupted scoreboard.
A brief college basketball item notes a game between Terre Haute Normal and DePauw. Details are limited but indicate a match of college teams in action, reflecting a period sports brief format.
A garbled report mentions Wayne Elion planning a wedding event at Mason court, Shamrock players Georges No and Siams, and exhibition plans by George Troman and Duck Siams. It notes a 300 mark rumor, a window display at Arnolds Cutting Company, and several local baseball figures preparing for upcoming games and practices with unclear dates and locations.
In April the Fourth Central League begins its 250th season with games listed across cities including South Bend Evansville Grand Rapids Miaylon Wheeling and Canine. The schedule spans 14 rounds as the league unveils its timetable and likely opening-day matchups. Mayor Wogerty and the president are noted among officials.
South Bend and Terre Haute parades are planned with concerts to precede the games. Lineups feature many players across multiple teams, including Pox, Connoth, Grant, and Duuytue. The text lists positions and players for several matchups, mentioning opening ceremonies and questions about Forest Park pricing on page 9.
Fort Wayne Shamrocks schedule lists games on Saturday and Sunday, April 28 at 4 p.m. at Forest Park. Details prompt readers to see Page 9 for full standings and location confirmation.
The two ten club Brunswick leagues at Brana Wiele alleys end a twenty seven week season Friday with most results settled. Individual high scores include a 295 and a 5 mark by Red and Briley, while JC May holds a top position near Lradley. Teams finishing order across leagues names Meklingss Moneres Corner Red Gur Athintley and Cigar Makers in No 1. Grivxelk Pontnaujars Wabasheth Colustide St. Jor athietics in No 1. The Notre Dames split three games last night against Purdag. Swinehart of St. Joseph Valle Traction Co. was in town on business.
The report details former Mayor Berghoff and Col. Zollinger filing papers in a civil suit over salaries, local court actions naming attorney W H Shumbaugh, and jury outcomes in damage and divorce cases. It notes restraining orders, indemnity claims for water works, probate administration, and motions affecting trials, with local residents and businesses involved.
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