Champs Walloped In Opening Game in Lost Effort
The Beers visited as the Champs opened with wild play and errors leading to a 9 inning loss. Moore tightened in the late innings while Aggie Grant added pressure, but Dayton and Grant Rapids rallied for a decisive win. Craven Hayworth and Kurke starred for the visitors with timely hits and aggressive base running.
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Bryan clubs organized over Wells County
A Bryan club will be organized in Bluffton with Chairman Plessingen calling a meeting in the circuit court room on Tuesday evening September 1. Clubs are planned in every township in Wells County and the county expects to enroll a Bryan club. Fresh Creamery Butter and Buttermilk are advertised at Mondamin Dairy.
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Bluffton
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Plessingen
Circuit Court Room
Wells County
Chicago Triumph and National League Standings Shift
Chicago defeated New York 6 to 3 in a pitching duel as Mathewson faced Brown, Bresnahan, and the Chicago defense. The win tightens Chicago and Pittsburg to tied for second, one and a half games behind New York, amid a capacity crowd and police cordon at the National League park. Boston and Cincinnati also played, while Brooklyn beat St Louis 4 to 2 behind Coen and Rucker.
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RAE Chicago
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O'Day
Emslie
American League scores and standings agosto 23
Baseball roundup from Aug 20-28 detailing results across the American League. Washington beat Cleveland twice, Boston defeated St Louis, Chicago swept New York in a doubleheader, and Philadelphia won both games at Detroit. Umpires listed per game.
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Milwaukee and Minneapolis split rough game in tight finish
In Milwaukee Aug 20 4 innings saw Randall's sign of hoove spark three runs in the first as Milwaukee edged Minneapolis 3 to 2. Umpire Kane. Also Kansas City defeated St Paul 4 to 1 in a low scoring affair. Indianapolis shut out Columbus 3 to 1 behind Fairbanks and Ragusa. Louisville swept a doubleheader from Toledo before a record crowd.
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Pettsburg and Philadelhia Win Games In Split
Pittsburg and Philadelphia split a doubleheader in Pittsburg. In game one the home team rallied with a seventh inning hit spree to win. Philadelphia stranded a potential tying run in the ninth on a double play. Knabe was ejected for arguing a call. In game two Pittsburg led early but Philadelphia surged, aided by fielding and pitching miscues, to victory. Batteries and umpires listed.
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City News Highlights and Local Updates
Eugene Shott resigns from the TWO Gross pharmacy to pursue a Purdue pharmaceutical course next week. Fort Wayne Traction closes an electrical power contract with Fort Wayne Corrugated Paper to run twelve motors at their plant. The ion Lutheran church Woodburn festival takes place next Sunday with Rev Kohlmeier and Rev Stock as speakers. Pastor Rev Henry George notes a successful pastorate at the church.
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Ion Lutheran Church
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New Haven
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Fall terra International Bus iness College opens Sept 1
The Fall Terra International Business College begins Tuesday September 1 with offices open day and evening for arrangements. The notice urges prospective students to enroll and visit the campus to discuss programs and schedules.
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Terra International Business College
Tueday
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