Tots Win By Qi Count In Final Showdown
Van Anda starred for the Tots with a strong pitching effort but Drohan and Blount led the Bingles offense in a tense 4 to 2 game. Ongoing fielding kept fans alert as Hendricks, Fremer, and Correy Flownr contributed key plays. Drohan Hall, Cameron and Blount produced the sole visitors run in a fast paced contest.
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Evansville Triumphs Over Dayton in Ten Innings
Evansville edged Dayton 3 to 2 in ten innings after three hours of tense pitching. Dalton, Q. reports the hard fought Illinois game with Evansville securing the win in extra frames.
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Rain Halts Wheeling Game in Fifth Inning at Zanesville
Rain stopped the Wheeling game during the last half of the fifth inning with Zanesville leading 3 to 0. The delay paused play in Zanesville Ohio on July 16 as the score stood in favor of the home team.
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Chicago Triumphs Over Boston in Batting Rally
In Boston on July 18 Chicago defeated Boston 7 to 2 as Pruitt Winter and Sullivan led a decisive offense. Crosstown rivals St Louis edged New York later, while Cleveland routed Washington 3 to 1. Philadelphia outslugged Detroit in a wild late affair. Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 4 to 3 in ten innings. Pittsburgh toppled Boston 6 to 2, and St Louis won the series finale against Philadelphia to complete a strong day for the league.
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Indianapolis and Louisville Baseball Scores and Contacts
Indianapol is a July report detailing games between Columbus, Indianapolis, and Louisville with batteries, umpires, and line scores. The text lists players Durham Livingston Rocers Fohk and others, plus mentions umpires Hayes Ker Oweng and Abbott.
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Tats and the locals double bill today
Tats and the locals are set for a double bill this afternoon with Saiter Miller likely in one game and Cora in the other. The Shamrocks travel to face a Sandusky club. Remaine may join Incal as a trialist within a week. Speed Kelley shines at first base while McGuira arrives to reinforce the pitching staff. Rundell the new catcher shows class. Asgie Grant aims for four runs per game with a selective pitching plan. Ten Drill signs Dick Cooley to bolster the infield. King Scelley injures a finger and will miss several weeks.
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Standings notice from regional and national leagues
In the Central League fixtures Terre Haute at Port Wayne South Bend at Grand Rapids Evansville at Dayton Zanesville at Wheeling In the National League Boston at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St Louis American League Chicago at Boston St Louis at New York Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at Washington
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Unclear Historical Fragment Mentioning Names And Places
A fragmented line mentions Belcher side Seo REE Milwaukee St Ba ea Pape Roth Gebring and related terms, but the text is garbled and lacks complete context or actions to summarize.
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Reorganization of the School Board Heads August Meeting
The school board will reorganize on Monday August 1 with E W Cook as president Anselm Fuelber as treasurer and John W Fry as secretary J Cook recently re elected to the board while Fuelber serves as secretary He said he is minority member and will leave the rest of the election to the others Journal Gazette advertisements cost two cents a word.
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Golf Players Qualify For The Finals At Hekiongs Club
Golfers William Jalston Guy Perfort Robert Carinahan John Morris Willem Patters J W Thompson Frank Smock and George Waldschmidt qualified for the finals after yesterday afternoon’s tournament at the Hekiongs Golf Club. The item notes an era of pro prosperity and hints at a forthcoming classified offer.
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Shamrocks Play Sandusky Trip Amid Road Support
The Shamrocks head to Sandusky Ohio to face the Buckeyes with Hull on the firing line and a strong cheer squad. Benedicts of Sandusky Baseball Company fields a salaried independent squad as listed, with AValda Koons Bhle Baylor Bimrainger Centivre Bowman Hofer Strader Field Hull and others. Next Sunday they travel to Newport to meet the All-Kentuckians of Covington in the Blue Grass state.
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Victim of Cruel Fate Ends Life in Well Plunging Noose
The fifty year old Mr. Platt, long time resident of near Zanesville, reportedly hanged himself using a straw and a noose attached to limbs. He left behind a wife, Seo, and daughter in Los Angeles, plus two younger sons. Burial plans include a 1:40 pm departure from his brother William Flatt’s home and services at Union Church in Wells County with interment at Talon Chapel cemetery.
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