Saints Win Dramatic Ninth Inning Rally at Park
Saints left the field with a dramatic ninth inning win at League of Park as Evans was knocked out in the seventh after a ragged game by both teams.
07 Aug 1905
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1905
Page
1
Saints left the field with a dramatic ninth inning win at League of Park as Evans was knocked out in the seventh after a ragged game by both teams.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Shaw and various garbled terms including diet cues, Rita, Vunkde, AloMMeN, and a nameless list. The readable fragments hint at a feature or column but lack coherent events or clear entities to summarize.
A garbled Midland League summary recounts standings and scattered results for clubs including New York, St. Louis, and Indianapolis. It describes a dramatic game with Wheeler and O'Brien, errors and late scoring, plus suspensions and colonial-era club movements amid a dense, inconsistent array of players and places.
Day to day results and brief notes from games in Dayton Terre Haute Wheeling and Evansville. Highlights include Grand Rapids taking second place after defeating Evansville and a wild throw allowing a run, with key at bats by Lefple Cour det and a home run. Batteries and pitchers named include Wise Fullers Shannon Pervins Harlow and King Kelly.
Special dispatch reports the Wolffs losing at Pleasant Lake amid disorderly crowd behavior and disputed results. Notable events include a heated scene around the Garfield Report and interference claims related to Interstate Commerce Commission matters.
Government investigators scrutinize Standard Oil operations in the southwestern field, examining freight rates, refining value of Kansas oils, and pricing shifts. The Kansas report outlines monopoly status, production practices, and the impact of state laws on refining capacity and pipelines.
Shamrocks fell 6 to ? in a rapid Delphos contest. Poor infield play and costly errors hurt Shamrocks as Delphos built the lead. Robbins delivered a stout effort in the box as the Delphos pitcher.
Special to HH Journal Gazette reports a snappy, lucky Peru win over Fort Wayne in seven innings. Horgeshnes flipped the script as Romacus, Kenworthy, Hildinger, and Romac led hitting and scoring. Fort Wayne endured hard luck despite strong hitting and fielding.
Roan, who has only piloted rk nbans game this gotson, was in form and made the A Tecumech team look cheap. They engured four hits off him, but ten of them were the rankest of Mukox. Gar ret tom by bunching a dayhie and xo in the fifth. The features of the t sme fs grins azide from Rean's mastery pitch and one-handed stop t2t Jacd assist of Second Baseman Grok.
A silent report from Terre Haute notes a prize bout where Kansas City fighter defeated Shully Barnes of Chicago in the fourth round. The swift match drew spectators from Illinois and Indiana regions, with fans from Chicago and other cities traveling to the scene forty miles north of Terre Haute for the event. Local chatter describes the bout as lively though the exact venue remains unclear.
A historical account outlines the heavy daily losses faced by the public at New York race tracks and the profits booked by Metropolitan Turf bookmakers. It notes average attendance, daily outlays by bookies, and the immense sums wagered, suggesting the public collectively lost around significant sums while bookmakers claimed substantial profits.
Delmar gamblers to move as plans suggest building a new Yeack in Indian Territory. Muskogee J. T. HesTanientions discusses establishing a new Delmoor trick in the area. Attorney Perglwat Adams will file new articles to rate a news committee. The hospital high, start details, raciaL ig tiferatond indicate broader season concerns. The masked ball conversation hints at social scenes and armor attire.
The Carney Rod and Gun Club defeated the Fort Wayne Eagles yesterday afternoon by 2 to 5 in their tenth game, a hard fought park grounds contest with no score until late. A large crowd attended as athletic events for youngsters complemented the day and the club team plans to face Hoagland next Sunday.
New York Aug 6 Plans for a data gathering commission on municipal ownership in Europe and America were announced by the National Civic Federation executive council. The 25 member panel, including top lawyers scholars and business leaders, will meet this fall to study wages hours labor conditions collective bargaining and taxation in public utilities and municipal services.
Fort Wayne Electric Works announces the St George style vibrators and therapeutic transformers as superior medical devices. Mr Gentry Shelton of St Louis promotes units in Fort Wayne with plans to ship 700 machines. Agencies planned in San Francisco Portland St Louis Nashville Chicago and New York to expand distribution nationwide.
Stamford, Conn. report chronicles Edward Kennedy a 64 year old man who shows progressive white patches on his skin though his spots remain. He believes a tea of herbs keeps him healthy while doctors say pigment loss is not caused by it and offer no clear cause. Kennedy refuses medical exam asserting no pigment awareness and notes birth in New York.
E E Smathers eyes a comeback after Sadie Mac trotted a 2004 mile in Wetrot last week. George Spear, Smathers’ former trainer, reportedly offered 30 for Petar the Great’s five year old daughter. A $1000 bid for Bonanza is under consideration by the owners. Joe Fielms of Walton Avenue is reported greatly improved by Dr Kesler.
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