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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1908
Page
1
The advertisement announces discounts on men's suits and pants including black and light colored outing pants. Prices show suits reduced to about 80 dollars and 317.50 AU Bue variants, with any black, gray, and staple pants discounted 20 percent.
Special to the Journal Gazette reports Harry Corns sparked the Tots with key hits but the Champs won 7 to 2. Curt Elston led with a triple and a brace of hits while Schacter struggled on the mound. Osteen left early, Premer and Kempt contributed on defense as Cincinnati Reds news and roster moves shuffle through Terre Haute.
Special to the Journal Gazette reports South Bend built a comfortable lead against Wheeling as six Wheeling errors and poor catching by Spahr fueled an easy victory. Rogers, Wareling, and others contributed to the misplays in a game played in Wheeling on August 18.
In the August 18 game, Lundgren and Prager shine in the field as Philadelphia pitcher Chiesen falters in the sixth. Sharky and Doolin provide solid umpiring as Hi Raileres, Lundgren, Prager, and King perform well on defense throughout the contest.
In Pittsburg today the Als and Beaton matched scores in the ninth inning, reaching extra frames. The Als pulled ahead in the tenth with two runs aided by a fielding error. Players Beare, Pittsbure, and Gibson contributed, while Dorner and Smith eased into the lower innings.
Philadelphia defeated Chicago 7 to 2 as the Phillies capitalized on timely pitching. Batteries and lineups noted. later items describe a 3-3 St Louis Washington tie and Boston beating Cleveland 5-2 with strong bullpen work. Trotting and pacing races in Davenport featured Angella and other notable horses.
Columbus dominates Kansas City with an 8 to 0 victory as ups and downs in the game are noted. The event reflects a strong offensive showing from Columbus and a shutout by their pitching staff. The details mention players and minor misprints but confirm the final score and outcome.
A quirky note describes a five cent offer and playful promises of easter cheer. The message invites readers to sample a cake and enjoy easier living, hinting at a community task and lighthearted mischief.
Zanesville edged Grand Rapids 3 to 2 in a close game with scattered errors and a late surge. Bleavrics Tria contributed a standout performance for Zanesville, while Fantsvillie and Mn aided Grand Rapids but could not swing the outcome.
Reports yesterday say Champ Osteen the hard hitting WeatoN shortstop has been sold to the Cardinals. The rumored price is 10 dollars. Fans in Une City regret his departure as a gentleman of the game. Osteen is expected to recover from his current slump and join the new club soon.
The South Waynes accept the bellemgs of Brookside Nationals for a game on Sunday afternoon at the farmer's grounds. They aim to schedule events with Central Foy on September 13. Journal-Co notes a busy slate with Sheldon, Fairview, and other clubs in recent matchups and upcoming requests for games and contact between managers about Sunday's arrangements.
The Grand Circuit showcased the fastest mile with Pochhurerpsie and Gat racing at Hudson River track. The two horses dominated the early pace, with The Bet breaking clear in the final leg to win by a decisive margin as DeWON and others trailed.
Aetchell defeats Sailor Burke in a New York prelim bout as match officials raise bids to break in on the proceeding, but fail to interrupt. Papke scores decisively in the same event, showcasing his superior form over Burke.
San Francisco dated Aug 1 reports boxing action from a Corner Rod and Gun event. Ketchel defeated Joe Thomas in a second round after an earlier body shot exchange, with Thomas staggered and eye injured. Referee stopped the bout as the challenger could not continue.
Billy Papke of Illinois beat Sallie Burke in a rough six round bout at the National Athletic Club. Referee White did not award a decision as Papke forced the action, Burke showing willingness to mix it up until a hard right hand floored him. Police intervened at ring doors as the crowd surged and arrests were made.
In Tud Aug 18 report from Pierceton Indiana a farmer used a ruse to trap a horse thief. Frank Burres of St. Marys was accused of trying to dispose of a colt for ten dollars. Sheriff Edward Haas of Warsaw held Burres after authorities traced the theft to Montpelier. The case netted a $60 property recovery and the prisoner was shipped to Montpelier for further handling.
Helen Barnes died after a year of distress at the family home 1154 Eliza Street from summer complaint. The infant daughter aged one month is noted. The father is a section hand for the Wabash Valley Traction Company. Mr and Mrs Tim recently moved to the city and were present at the home.
Report from the scene describes troops stationed in tents with inadequate shelter as no rain has fallen since their arrival. A small crowd of white men and boys gathered on Nevth Righth street, while the day’s only violence involved an incident near a negro.
CINCINNATI Aug 14 The annual convention of the Order of Buffaloes tonight chose New Orleans as the 109th meeting site and elected officers led by Graml Bison E M David New Orleans vice grand bison Dr Luis Gredr Krnath grand chaplain Captain J I son Fort Wayne grand scribe L O Deplannier New Orleans grand treasurer W Phillip Johnson New Orleans grand mule Frank Letnlager Cincinnati Innay picket FA Shire New Orleans rand minter picket John Wing ram New Orleans
Preparations have been made for a large crowd at Robison Park on Thursday August 24 for the annual Farmers Day celebration. Interurban excursions will operate and visitors will enjoy a grand program of entertainment with no admission charge at the gates for farmers and friends to drive to the park and enjoy themselves.
Roanoke public schools will open September 7 with new administrators and teachers in charge of the year. The superintendent is BM Smithy, joined by Carvel M Hallabau and others across grades. Miss Miles Meluuldon leads fourth grade, Miss Louilaw M Sultan handles city duties, and Miss Sematin Brows serves Huntington area.
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