06 Jul 1902
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1902
Page
1
Baseball standings show Brooklyn and Philadelphia near the top with wins and losses as teams like Cincinnati Chicago St Louis New York Boston and others compete. The report notes defeats by Firstburg and Pittsburg, notable fielding plays, and key pitching performances including the St Louis vs New York shutout and Chicago’s late-inning tie attempts.
Detroit beat St Louis 6 1 as Mercer shut down the visitors and Anderson and Watlinr delivered key hits. In Washington Philadelphia, Wiltse exited early after Washington clinched, Carrick and Hastings pitched for Philadelphia. Boston Baltimore saw Dineen erratic but Boston won 6 4 behind strong defense. Cleveland topped Chicago 8 0 as Joss held the visitors scoreless with support from Pratt and Isbell.
In Indianapolis, a tense afternoon tilt saw Indian apolis Wear and Louisville in a ragged contest with a late batting surge. Maye Wolfe and Watt contributed as Maye Wolfe and minds, Watt aid Werosaga, produced key moments amid a 4 5 Indiana misplay.
Cincinnati opens its Tri-State Championship July 12 to 19 with a strong field. Last year's Erie title winner TL DB Little heads a list that includes Collins, Werdner of Chicago, Ruboiant from the Gulf states, and eastern crack players from last week’s Lierowad tournament. Local stars Ulisses Atkinson and Weimar Clostermat are among those expected to compete as dry weather favors play.
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The Metropole Cycling Club meet in New York proceeded after rain delays at Manhattan Drive. Tommy Hall won the main handicap. Lindon led from start to finish in the amateur sprint. Munroe and Goth were involved in a crash but continued racing. Fisher won the professional third mile. Amateur winners included Teddy Billington and J. El Achorn.
Indianapolis July event draws crowd for the closing day of the Indianapolis Racing Association. The feature Indianapolis derby saw Pommy Paster as even money favorite, leading from start to finish to win by two lengths. Several purse races followed with notable finishes by Leaner, Cray, McCarren, and Hache.
Major Mae Hin explains that the army keeps detailed maps for each recruited man, recording height weight hair eye color and even teeth condition. A prior discharge or lack of proper papers can bar enlistment, and men with dubious pasts or fake names face rejection.
July P Ges Ww of this city owns a pigeon that has just broken the world record for birds in a five mile race from Augusta. The bird flew at a rate of 1.4 yards per hour, covering twenty miles in forty eight miles en he.
A fragmentary report notes a patient underwent removal of an ovarian tumor weighing thirty six pounds prior to hospital entry, with recovery and ongoing home duties resumed. References to medical aids and suppliers appear in a garbled advertisement alongside.
Elder Todd of the Primitive Baptists and Elder Brown of Millgrove plan a religious debate beginning on an unspecified date and lasting three sessions in a grove near the lawn. The questions include regeneration and the Holy Spirit versus baptism by immersion as a condition for regeneration, with Todd affirming and Brown denying.
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