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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1910
Page
3
Fort Wayne visitors edged a wild seventh inning, then prevailed in extra frames as pitching and field errors kept the game tight. The Stars, aided by timely hits and unusual plays, battled back but could not overcome the late surge in a game that stretched into extra sessions.
Evansville Indiana saw a tight baseball game as Juste led the pitching, limiting Dayton to four runs. Despite the visitors’ early jump, Evansville clung to a two-run margin to secure the win at home.
Fragmented report describes multiple games with unclear names and scrawled statistics. Mentions teams such as the Yankees and Cubs, player performances, lineup changes, and adjourned scores, but many words are garbled leaving only hints of outcomes and key figures.
Unclear text from a South Bend sports blurb shows a 4-2 scoreline against Zanesville with a 0-3 follow up, plus stray mentions of Bancaville, Duncuin NL, Corbett, and McCarty. The readable lines imply a rough game recap with errors and miscued names.
June 5 report details a Wheeling game with errors and stolen bases. Lindsay, Schmit, and Schroky appear among pitchers and batters, while crowds paid 3 cents or 20 cents for admission as the lineup included Wartan Shamrock Lieger and other teams.
Michigan rallies to defeat Notre Dame in a notable college basketball evening. Key players from Michigan and Lafayette contribute, while the game features comeback moments and strategic substitutions. The report notes battery of plays, offense shifts, and coaching decisions shaping the late game outcome.
In a Fort Wayne area game the Terriers and Falcons produced a tight battle with late scoring. Bailey and Wheeler contributed timely hits as Terra Hryte Somirioti and Gafner Fehr were key on offense while Curtle Wheelser delivered a clutch hit to drive in the winning run.
Writs of interest are taken in for a may competition featuring Cock Canuilan scullers Scholes Cos sravo and ONeill who will race the Dimond genus as a feature of this year’s Henley ragetty. Boglund arrives from England and training starts soon for the amateur sculling champion event with possible competitors named.
In Cleveland Ohio on June Chicago and New York games noted. Cleveland defeated Washington 7 to 2 behind solid hitting and pitching. Umpires were Isan and Bvana. Detroit rallied in Detroit Michigan with Barer driving runs, but Philadelphia edged them. Batteries included Walsh Block Warhop Sweeney and Mullin Echmidt.
In Columbus Ohio, Paul scores in the second on Autrey and Carlsen leads a 3-2 Toledo win while Kansas City posts a 4-1 victory, Indianapolis sees a six run eighth inning as Sheney exits. Milwaukee defeats Moiuempoila. rain delays in Louisville with Toliane Fishottan cited.
Yesterday results recap across Central and National Leagues and American Association. Teams listed include Chicago and New York innings and scores such as Detroit and Philadelphia, with mentions of Cleveland Washington and St. Louis in varying matchups.
Baseball update lists today’s matchups in the Central and American Leagues. Teams include Port Wityné, Terre Faiste Dayton, Grand Rapids, Milwaukee, Columbus, Minneapolis, Cincinnati, New York, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Washington, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, Boston, and St. Louis with games across multiple venues.
Baseball notes describe Warsaw preparing a battery of Brown and Carr for a game against Wilkesbarre. Contention centers on pitchers and fielding, with Shamrocks, Dimlerich, Weldman, and Dimlerich’s night ace. Attending crowds expected at league park tomorrow noon, with Dimlerich pitching and hawks eyeing the rivalry amid noisy fans and lingering tension.
Police share description of Wendling Louisville January arrestees indicate a janitor at St Johns Cherry. Wendling, a Frenchman born in Genie Cota dln Frjree, is sought for alleged assault and stabbing in Fort Hand. Authorities describe him as 140 pounds with blue eyes and black hair.
Berry Buffet hosts chili con carne tonight opposite the post office, advertised in the Journal-Gazette Want Ads. Local diners are invited to sample a hearty dish in a casual setting with proceeds supporting community programs.
In Chicago the Cubs shut out Boston 6 to 0 as pitching and defense dominated. Hotman homered in the ninth to seal the win while Stanton and Archer contributed for the home club.
A damaged city note describes a paralysis case from Safford with a likelihood of recovery for 116, and mentions Anitaingd and state figures. It references Mrs J E Proizolter and Anita Wing attending the American Woman in Teague convention in St Louis, while mourners plan for a body in Denver and Fort Wayne turning to Walston for services.
Park commissioners at a recent meeting urged the Board of Public Works to install eight new streetlamps in Lawton Park. The plan aims to improve nighttime safety. officials consider the location and cost before proceeding.
In Warsaw on June 3 delegates from California and neighboring states gathered for a Donkarda meeting at Winana. Instead of mild conditions they faced a 40 degree temperature. Shoppers surged to coat stores as vendors reported strong demand. A Pennsylvanian railroad line drew many delegates to the park prior to the event.
An ele irne concert was given this evening by the Presbyterian choir of the congregation in Warsaw Indiana. The event occurred as part of a program led by the committee to approve a prior arrangement. The note mentions a captured authority and a timetable of about thirty years prior.
In Angola Indiana a wedding was held uniting Jane A Weelhendicy and James R Nyce. The groom is dean at a local university and the bride is the daughter of Mire Atlee Lothiners. Further details are limited due to OCR damage.
Mark Campbell moves from Zaneaville to Fond du Lac in the Wisconsin Illinois League. Bagegan joins the Potters as a versatile infielder, while Dayton clubs draw attention for form and injuries. Ned Grander’s injury streak continues long after a 1907 bout and talks swirl about new faces and changes across Wheeling Zanesville and Crayon. Merkle’s resurgence, Demott’s Lafayette win, and Tenney’s move to Lawall frame a season of shifting rosters and hopefuls in the early circuits.
In Garrett Indiana F V Hoffman told a Kint Newnan Bureau representative he agrees with reports he will run for the Dekalb Eleventh circuit judge seat. He hinted he believes the Republican convention misrepresented sentiment and that if nominated he would run on the nonpartisan ticket and seek support of the people on the key issue.
A mangled OCR blend lists patents and offerings tied to Indians and devices. It mentions a Baltes hotel lunch from 11:30 to 2 and names multiple inventors and places in a jumbled docket of patent subjects and machines.
The annual Church of the Brethren conference opened at Winona Lake with officer elections and the formation of forty three district committees each representing 500 communicants. Elder JL C. Early named moderator with Elder Gator Bayer as reading clerk and Rider John Len as writing clerk. The conference plans to publish a daily newspaper for visitors.
Mrs. Doxey was found not guilty of murdering William J. Broder with arsenic after jurors acquitted her in a Jefferson City court. The defense argued lack of evidence linking Doxey to the crime as the jury delivered the verdict.
Notice informs readers that tomorrow morning the Journal-Gazette will publish batting averages for all ringers in Use Central league, with changes since last publication. It notes adjustments by Thursday and urges readers not to miss it.
By Kiet News Bureau the And Joy basketball team will be the friendly rival Sunday and will meet again at the league venue. Both teams are in fine condition and the fans expect a game worth watching.
Auburn Indiana report notes a public event at the Baltes hotel from 11:30 to 2 while garbled text mentions J. Stoehr Garrett druggist and a trial with jurors. The fragmentary account hints at a verdict delay and legal testimony full of OCR errors.
Coruna Sof June 3 A unidentified man was struck by an east bound Lake Shore train around 9 20 p m The victim and an accompanying man were fatally injured and removed to the morgue The article notes a chicken dinner at the Hof Brau from 11 to 2 today.
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