Evansville Edges Grand Rapids In Tight Inning
Evansville wins 1 to 0 over Grand Rapids in a tense scoring inning. Pitching and defense held the rivals scoreless as the decisive run crossed late.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1908
Page
1
Evansville wins 1 to 0 over Grand Rapids in a tense scoring inning. Pitching and defense held the rivals scoreless as the decisive run crossed late.
National League clash at Cincinnati sees Lindaman and two costly errors gift the Reds a 4 to 2 win over Boston. Brooklyn hosts Chicago with Gay’s homer sealing a visitor victory. Philadelphia and St Louis split a doubleheader as rain halted Pittsburg at New York after a long fifteen inning game.
In Chicago Philadelphia shut out the White Sox 2 to 0 as Walsh and Weaver powered the offense. Umpires Hurst and Loughlin called the game. In St Louis Washington edged the local nine 2 to 1 with Unglaub driving in the decisive run in the 16th inning, while Dinnan and Stephens worked the mound for the winners. Cleveland beat Boston 6 to 2 with Lajoie driving in two runs and scoring twice as the Indians pulled away in the fifth.
National League standings list Chicago Boston Cincinnati St Louis and others with notices on the fate of a spitball and a Chicago probate estate value of 3287.20. A robin ballot in NL could end the spitball, Fred Clarke criticizes the delivery, and scout Lowe reports fast pitch prospects. rambling anecdotes close with ticket stubs and rain umbrellas.
Terre Haute won a good game from South Bend in a July contest reported by the Journal-Gazette. The match featured scoring runs and strong finishes by Terre Haute stars, lifting them to the victory in a spirited regional clash.
In Indianapolis on July, teams from the association played a close game. Batteries included Biewer and Bawley for one side and Sander and Schissel for the other. Umpire Kitna presided as Columbus, Louisville, and Minneapolis scored in various matchups across the day.
Sporting notes describe Welt’s plan to stage four doubleheaders in the Ausial stint and praise the team for performing well in early league games. Chesty apgenes is tipped as the rising pitcher while Preaiout Caron is sidelined with an official army arbitration issue.
July 28 reports reveal Phil Arnold’s downfall as Central league owner and manager. A Grand Rapids group may take over the team soon, with fans split on whether Arnold stays through the season. Rival owners and local businessmen discuss future control aimed at a winning next season. Riley Brown, welterweight, attempted suicide with mergaine then died.
Angola news note announces Allen Wilkes a harness horse trained by J Snyder and owned by F A Emerson, headed to Hicksville for a 2 13 pace race on Friday. Emerson may be present with others from Angola. Snyder will drive at the start.
Reporter notes a mix of amateur and semi pro games across Garner and Arcola with the Buffaloes, Blues, and Cardinals teams competing. Mentions 79 season batter, 12 wins, and upcoming games at Unwin Park as Journal-Gazette coverage threads through July and August.
A 13 inning pitchers duel at South Whitley sees Greens beat Auburn City 1 0. Baker and Hyowy enstine combine for Greens while Palmer and Hathway hold Auburn to four and six hits. Chas Allen suffers head impact but recovers after medical aid. Umpire Low Merriman notes a slow marathon game that lasts about 1 hour 30 minutes.
Murphy of New York defeated Rudolph Anhols of South Africa in twelve rounds in the featherweight main bout at the Armory tonight. The New Yorker landed five clean blows to one by the Boer though Anholzs punch was harder. Kid Dalton stopped in five rounds in Utah Springs after a one sided event with Johnny Thompson of Sycamore.
The clerks at the Pennsylvania east ward office defeated the switchmen yesterday afternoon by a score of 61 to 4. Batteries: for the clerks Arseh and Horn. for the switchmen Wright and Van Diseen.
Texas results from the Democratic primary show a close race on the statewide prohibition issue with a dry lead narrowing as returns come in from west Texas. Campbell leads Williams for governor by about 60,000 votes. 117 of 234 counties reported, 77,726 negative and 88,853 affirmative on prohibition. Fall Jerny International Business College starts September 1. inquiries via mail or phone 504.
The Shamrocks meet the All Kentuckians, an independent Kentucky lineup, at League Park next Sunday. Kentucky group plans to travel by private Pullman sleeper from Newport, leaving Saturday noon. The visitors claim speed and a strong road record, with five losses by the Shamrocks this season.
Detroit July 23 Minor Heir won the Chamber of Commerce pacing stake before 10 100 spectators after a tough contest. The Eel led early with Twis G. B image prominent, but Minor Heir advanced and set a fast pace. Geers won the opening heat with Prince Arundel, Altella, and others following in a five heat program totaling 224 pace and a purse of 1000 dollars.
Dr McCausland and family returned from Ridinger lake near Biereston claiming no danger at the crossing. He says a sensational story in West of town papers misstated events, stating the auto nearly collided with a Pennsylvania flyer while crossing. The doctor explains they slowed, stopped 200 feet from the tracks as the train passed with no danger.
San Francisco July 23 News desk reports a deadly typhoon sweeping the China coast with hundreds feared dead as vessels founder and passengers sink. In boxing news Jack Welsh plans to monitor Ketchel duel next Friday night while Ketchel’s camp braces for referees orders and rough sparring sessions at Miller’s gym with odd partners.
A typhoon sweeping Hong Kong and Canton wrecked ships and damaged property. The Chinese steamer Ying King foundered with about 300 drowned. only twelve saved. British and coasting steamers were driven ashore, while the cruiser Astræa rescued six of thirteen Chinese crew.
Wells County Medical Association hosted Huntington County doctors in Sluffton on July 28. A noon banquet at Elisa hotel featured Dr. L A Spaulding as toastmaster and a sequence of talks including topics on chloroform, young isolation, medical legal relations, and the connection between medicine and politics. The gathering adjourned to the court house for a lengthy professional program.
Marvel Tessler the tin works old son of Mr and Mrs Irvin Tessler wed at 7 last night at the family home 102 Radison street. Death followed from convulsions.
Will Campbell and guest Albrecht were returning home when a threshing outfit owned by John Het met them near the J. Beihm farm triggered the horse to bolt. The buggy was wrecked, a wheel broken, shafts torn, and occupants threw out but escaped serious injury. The horse was recaptured after running toward the city.
A tip urges avoiding Fellow Soaps as they lime up corners and dull woolwork. It recommends Easy Task as an effective cleaner that leaves items sweet and clean and claims it destroys roaches. Bugs supposedly move out as Easy Task soap moves in.
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