Dayton Triumphs, Fort Wayne Wins Second in Double Bill
Dayton and Fort Wayne split a two game set with Dayton edging the Champs 9 to 0 in the opener while Fort Wayne clinched the second 8 to 0 behind Van Anda. Gates opened at 1 pm for a 2 pm first pitch and tickets were sold at local cigar stores and the Randall Hotel.
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Baseball Schedules From Central and National Leagues
In the Central League matchups Dayton visits Fort Wayne while Grand Rapids travels to South Bend and Evansville plays Terre Haute. National League features Pittsburg at Chicago and Cincinnati at St Louis, with American League Detroit at Chicago and Cleveland at St Louis among others.
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Zanesville and Wheeling Split Doubleheader
Zanesville and Wheeling split a July 4 doubleheader as the local club and Wheeling divided honors. Final scores show Wheeling with a 6-8 over Zanesville 1-3 in one game and Zanesville 6-8 over Wheeling 1-3 in the other.
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Journal-Gazette
Zanesville
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Freeman homer lifts Minneapolis in 12 innings
John Freeman hit a home run as Minneapolis and St. Paul split a doubleheader morning game in a 5 to 4 extra innings affair. Carlos Block and Laughlin helped, with 12 innings played and assists from the umpire Kane.
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Terre Haute Inn Doubleheader Ruled by Evansville
Evansville swept both games of a July doubleheader in Terre Haute where Wheeler starred with a triple and key hits. The hometown crowd saw Evansville dominate as Terre Haute failed to challenge.
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Journal-Gazette
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Lake Wawasee Beckons as Indiana's Premier Lake Getaway
Describes Lake Wawasee in Kosciusko County as the state's highest and among the tallest in the Michigan region, praising its pure atmosphere and clear spring water. Highlights nine miles of lake, gravel bottom, and abundant black bass, with public boats and hotels nearby. Details Toledo and Chicago Interurban Railway Sunday excursions from Fort Wayne to Garrett then Lake Wawasee, depart 4:50 a.m., return 6:15 p.m., with about thirteen hours at the lake. first excursion Sunday July 12, then weekly.
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Cubs Sweep Pittsburg in Twin Bill on Fourth of July
Boston and Brooklyn split morning and afternoon games as Rucker and Lumley led Brooklyn to a 5 1 win while Boston dropped two to Chicago. Pittsburg, Philadelphia, New York, and St Louis also played. Chicago swept the Pittsburgh twin bill and New York won both ends against Philadelphia. Cincinnati split with St Louis in a doubleheader.
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Detroit takes three straight with Cleveland on July 4
Morning game Detroit beat Cleveland 1 to 0. Afternoon Cleveland edged Detroit 5 to 3 after early-inning hits. Philadelphia topped Boston in morning play, then Washington and New York split doubleheader wins. The piece also mentions a luncheon at the ball park and a Venice bridge note.
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Local baseball and sports notes from a crowded schedule
Two games today with Hammond and Corns pitching as the program opens. Harry Corns impresses Cubs observers, while Sincock and Yingling loom in the rotation. Criger plans Olympic effort despite travel and funding hurdles as clubs chase talent and crowds grow.
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New 46 Star Flag To Fly After July Fourth
Washington July 4. After today all government flags will bear forty six stars in the field to reflect Oklahoma's admission to statehood. The pattern places eight stars in four rows and seven stars in two rows, requiring many public flags to be altered.
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