10 Jul 1907
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1907
Page
1
An early 20th century medical ad promises relief for nervous disorders, fatigue, headaches, and sexual vitality. It touts Zoa-Phors as strengthening nerves, reducing inflammation, and restoring vigor for women, urging readers to buy a dollar bottle from local druggists and consult the company for details.
Reported baseball scores across several games including Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Brooklyn matches. Highlights include Chicago's 7 to 1 win over Brooklyn, New York beating St Louis twice by 6 and 8 runs, and notes on suspensions, batters, and umpires from Washington Park and other venues.
American League results highlight New York beating Cleveland 3 to 1 in a 19 run series game with Cleveland scoring on an error. St Louis edged Washington 5 to 4 as Perrine suffered a head injury. Chicago defeated Philadelphia 5 to 1 behind White and McFarland. Detroit showcased a home run spree but struggled to score overall in a clash likely against Boston, with multiple pitchers noted and umpires listed.
In Kansas City Missouri a win by Kansar City over Catuehus highlighted the American Association action. Reports from Milwaukee and Minneapolis note home teams pulling ahead with key performances, including Kelum and Tidianapaliz AGALROVIMATIO as part of the day’s box score. Umpire assignments and July game snippets reflect a busy season start with early series results and notable player showings.
In a Central League clash, Terre Haute defeated Canton 8 to 0 twice, with standout pitching and a multi run surge. Ray, Renn, and Goodman contributed key hits and runs while South Bend blanked Dayton 0 to 0 in another noted contest.
In Indiana on July 5 Portland edged Decatur in a pitchered ninth inning rally. Gray led off the ninth with a Rome run as Portland scored three runs to clinch an 8 to 6 victory. Bauerles Gray and Lintmes starred for Portland with solid hitting and defense.
Clyde Drollinger plans to launch a new team dubbed The Shamrock Juniors within two weeks with permission from Shamrocks manager Marl Cleary. The move aims to revitalize local clubs across Fork Wayne and nearby areas while the original Shamrocks fade out in June by dropping the affix.
Exmoor golfer Exmoor Man leads the Cleveland qualifying rounds for the national amateur championship at Euclid links. With perfect weather, 32 scores of 82 or better and several 75s and 76s, the field appears strong. Byers, the defending national champion, faces a tough test to qualify as he needs a better score tomorrow.
A historical note describes a first cold tablet remedy sold in a white package marked with black lettering and the signature E W Grove, priced at 26 cents. The mention cautions that products named Bromo Quinn Straffar can be misleading.
Tha Veta challenges any team to a Sunday game at the Jake Shore grounds. South Waynes threaten to meet Saxwer at Saxwer through the damnal Gagette amusements. Fort Wayne Kile aims for a Sale Ter Sunday game. Cats and amateur renaw in the ely vie for attention. M. Estenfeld of 12 Washington street invites replies through the Wile paper. Manager Tam Klum of Garrett White Socks says open dates after wily 14 and a friendly game with Fort Wayne clal. Sunday team reportedly defeated the Av svare ot Wile by 1
A garbled report notes Van Wort Professionals playing Fort Wayne Sham at League Park. The text is unreadable in parts but mentions Marty Flehley leaving the city and uncertainty about his return. Richter is described as a standout fielder and there is a reference to an independent fire.
A severe storm struck southern Indiana causing widespread damage. Winds toppled trees and debris wrecked houses and three churches while several factories reported damage. Power lines failed and residents faced property loss as crews assessed the aftermath.
Mrs Conlin, a Plercaton horus mean, is in the city on business.
An attempt to bomb John Condon, noted race magnate and Western Jockey and American Turf leader, damaged his home in Omigago. A seven foot hole was blown in a wall, windows were broken, and paintings ruined. No injuries reported as crowds lined the street. A five man party from the East Side toured the Manmee k to Defiance last week, covering 130 miles in 23 hours.
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