Dayton Outslugged By Fort Wayne In Final Game
Hardin pitched well for Dayton but Fort Wayne built early leads with three lucky breaks and wallops. Asher struggled at the plate while Keener, Young, Onslow and Vandagrift drove runs as Fort Wayne clinched the contest 8 to 1, despite Dayton threats late.
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George Washington Hardin
Dayton
Varner
Hardin
Ed Asher
Fort ‘Wayne
Asiver
Hones
Keener
Young
Father Carey
East Street
Cagty
Onslow
Clancy
Asher
Casey
Kno
Bree
Acher
Blount
Vandagrift
Dew
Gnn
Spencer
Knolls
Fort Wayne
Amengs
Adngled
Keeners
Young Nees
Cameron
I Hardin
Art Blount
Vandasrift
Gamne
Benson
Ume
Doterd
Konnick
Dovare
Kirkpatrick
The
Ecora
Hardin Wins After Urgent Bid For Extra Try At Dayran
Hardin pressed for another fling at Dayran and pulled off a victory as Dayton signals and mid inning plays sparked the win. Casey coached the battery as Grand Rapids fights a fast series, with Clarity and Hardin delivering key hits and defensive plays.
Cubs Win Tie For First Place In Dramatic Chicago Rally
Chicago edged New York 6 to 5 to share the first place in the league race as Tinker and Lesser contributed in the batting. Archer doubled to tie the score, and McIneryre Brown Archer combined for the pivotal hits. Umpires Johnstone and Eason. Cincinnati game followed with Boston strong offense and key pitching, while St Louis defeated Brooklyn in a separate clash.
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Chicago
New York
Archer Exch
Texas
Errors Lose For Mags To Kendallville In Scrappy Game
Kendallville Indiana June 4 A rough crowded crowd watched the Fort Wayne Magnolias lose to Kendallville as costly errors late in the game decided the outcome. Benz starred with a fine catch in right field and a few timely hits helped the locals pull ahead.
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Mags
Kendallville
Athletics Captain Slated to Manage Naps in 1912
Philadelphia, Inge Harry Da iS, captain of the Athletics and a popular American League figure, indicates he is slated to become the manager of the Cleveland team next season. Davis
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Athletics
NAPS
Philadelfius
Inge
Harry
Dais
Genet
Cleveland
Davis
Smok es Best Zanes Ville Again Tots Drop A Close One
The fragment implies a baseball context with mentions of managers and figures like Mack and Davis. It hints at a thought about leadership in baseball and a close game affecting outcomes, though specifics are unclear. The copy appears garbled but references coaching and managerial roles.
George Nill Moves to Chattanooga for Southern Association
George Nill, Fort Wayne player with the Peasidence club of the Eastern league, is released to the Chattanooga clan of the Southern association. He visits here before heading south. McDermott, formerly of the Royal Central league team, has replaced him at second for Providence, and is expected to be a regular infielder despite weaknesses at first base.
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George Nill
Fort Wayne
Peasidence Club
Astern
Chattanopas Clan
Southern Association
Will
South
Wilfred McDermott
Royal Central League
Providence
XI Mae
Ftte Caner
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Cxtties
Wimmy Collins
Rls
Hal
Blufftons Second Win Streak Beats Warsaw 2 0
Bluffton shut out Warsaw 2 to 0 in a fast game at Bluffton with Leininger and Homar handling the mound duties. Roberts opened the innings with a hit but was retired at the plate, and Warsaw could not muster a score as Bluffton moved into sole possession of top league spot.
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Warsaw
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Wateaw Plateens
Hera
Roberts
Guriie
Webash
Leicinger
Homarr
Stanton
Blahire
Leininger
Stagion
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Auburn
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Errere
Hickrville
Mayberry Loses In His First Effort
Mayberry loses in his first effort in Terre Haute as the Cleveland Americans compete in an Evansville event. Five Facchie bills are noted. score appears as Terre Haute.
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Ute
Haute
Ind
Jane
Miar
Cleveland Americans
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Verre
Lodi Guar
Lope
Aid
Evansville
Itacd
Scere
Terre Haute
Beating Burke's Groundans With Webb Pitching
Milwaukee's home club won 2 10 1 as Dougherty dominated. Steiger substituted later. Steiger and Handihoe mentioned in a shaky recap with partial names. Other items note Columbus, Kansas City, and Minnesota game results with varied pitching and errors.
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Dougherty
Sony
Steiger
Aigaikee Paul
Se Tesies
Chech Ani Handihoe
Bend ers Win and Split the Series in South Bend
South Bend Ind June 4 The Bend ers secure a win and split the series in a grueling evening matchup. Both teams showed uneven offense with turnovers and stalled drives. Final score reflects a tight contest and lingering tension as spectators await the next game.
Boston Youth Hammers Ball With Bright NL Angles
Boston youngster Ray Collins shines as a standout outfielder and likely best NL putter in the scene. The article praises his power and average as the team lurches from near last place, with mentions of Tenar’e Rasters and a crowded field of other players.
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Ray Collins
Heelies
Ray
Prenent
Tenny
Grand Rapids Fans Rally Over Central Bosses Friction
Local fans in Grand Rapids clash with Central League bosses over baseball finances. Dr Harley Parker, a new arrival, faced low salaries and fee demands from league executives while the public balks at funding a team seen as strained for profit. The franchise remains with the league, to be sold or reorganized, as turmoil continues and fans are urged to back a viable club.
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Grand Rapids
Parker
Fanning
R. Carson
Topeher
Pha
Ra Carson
Geltt
South Bend
Bromerton
Tayo
Annis Souked
Granchisa
Ars
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Memalé
Flae
Baseball Items From Here and There in Sportdom
Midge Craven is suspended by Manager Smith of South Bend for failure to report in condition. Craven will play semi pro ball in Detroit. Mike Donna reinstated and set to join the Chicago Cubs. A deal may move the Blots into a Cub pitcher deal. Talk of St Paul Américéq association club moving to Grand Rapids, denied by association officials. Tot First Baseman Carney, acquired from Terre Haute, joins the Tots. Meyers' line suggests little room for Carney. Patterson, Michigan Agricultural College twinner, joining the team, along with Glend and others. South Bend pursuing Walchoace after Waivers. several clubs bid. Cobb passes Collins in batting, second in AL with 2418. Metres tops AL in hits but limited games. Jackson expected to struggle. Gehrig, Beloved, leads NL in sluggers. Bescher and Murray tied for second in NL. Warner again solid in batting, fourth in NL. Mulll has eight wins, three more. Dan Clare is the all time major leaguer who died Saturday in hospital.
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South Bens
Lelure
Midge
Bell
Detroit
Mike Donna
Chicago Cubs
Cub
St. Paul
Ay. Cobb
Riddie Collins
Metres
Ellty
Cole
Joe Jackson
Cleveland
Lerkie
New York
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Bescher
Melntrra
Alexander
Keefe
Georga Mulil
Tosh
William
Dan) Clarme
Reine
Hospital of Paralysio
Kendallville Pythians Observe Memorial Day
Kendallville Ind July 4 Kendallville Ind No 103 2tplente of Pythias observed their memorial day exercises at Lakeview cemetery northeast of the city Members met at the K of F lodge and formed on South Main street led by Mabie company No 20 RK of P followed by lodge members marched to the cemetery where Senator Charles W Kimmel acted as master of ceremonies After a band selection the quartet with Lou Zerit as accompanist provided music Senior Brimmell introduced Hon Stephen Arrowers of Angola who gave an address in memory of the Oliver brothers Weather threats kept some away but many visited the cemetery to hear the services
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Ind
Kendallvilla Indye
Pythias
Lakevinw
F. Bak Snd
South Main Street
B. New Cfs
Mabie Company
Lodge
Cemetere
Charles W. Kimmel
Hi S. Geauque
Messrs
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H. NM. Lanmis
Krueger
Hodenhofer
Mee Lou Zerit
Rexalle Cubs Triumph Over Cr Wins 35 to 2
In a lopsided amateur baseball score Rexalle defeated Cr Winsby 35 to 2 with Washes Stacy and Johns as battery for Rexall Lonégan Haslup. Nightingales toppled by pixon Al Stars in a one sided game. Nationals unaware of Haitertown visit and one game not played. Fort Wayne Crystals beat Wallen Blues 6 to 1 with Pullman Morrinan White Huguenard batting. Tigers challenge Crystals in Robison Park at Randallfeld on Sunday June 11.
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Rigs
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Cromwell News Crontell Opens Lime Mill Factory
Cromwell Indiana June 4 J WT Stratford of Chicago here Saturday to arrange to open a lime mill factory. Kirkland returned from Goshen. Harry Benner of Wolf Lake here. Local business men met Saturday and decided not to hold July celebration but harvest festival later. Dr. Gants nearly recovered under care of Drs Nye and Sloe. Frank Sherer sold to T Shobe. A children's party hosted by William Craw in his home. Mrs Sh Finch visiting here. Audley Lemons of Wolf Lake here Saturday. Vern Hetzer visited Warnah Sunday. Ray Willlett headed for Laporte. Sol Lung of Syracuse here Friday. Ada Goorarigh returned to Weimar. Mrs. Dr. Gay F. Walls and Mrs. Maggart visited Garrett. Mrs Henry Colsorg of near Warsaw visited brother RK Fopentnost. Lamar Sehta returned from Li Jonlet. Cromwell News all business. Journal-Gazette reports will be thankful for news. Iran Greek Fae and Lignley visitor Conrad Elgin here today. Ritmen and family enter town. King Warzelt company now on the way. sickness weeks.
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Sloe
Jack
Michasis
Fox Zake
Frank Sherer
T. Shobe
Wiliem Craw
Laporte
Lew Gaga
Sol Lung
Syracuse
Aay Gooarigh
Tom Weimar
Adem Dent
Bloomington
Toting
Rene Niness
Maggart Fisted
Iran
Conrad
Elgin
Ixicon Ritmen
Familly
King Warzelt Company
Ialloway
Wet Grounds Stop Shamrocks at Detroit
Wet grounds postponed today's contest between the McGraw Tigers of this city and Mort Cleary's Fort Wayne Shamrocks. Cleary's crowd arrived with Stanley, the Central league pitcher, to try for the Shamrocks. The Shamrocks schedule shows a June 18 game in this city and a later date at McGraw Park on alyx.
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Detroit
McGraw Tigers
Mort Cleary
Fort Wayne Sharrocks
Cleary
Stanley
Shamrocks
At & S
McGraw Park
Alyx
Garrett Shop Boys Defeat Phi Deltas Garrett
Garret Shop Boys defeated Phi Deltas in a local game on the grounds. The match featured players from Ligonier and nearby areas, with notable performances by local clubs and a close scoreline as teams competed for bragging rights in the community.
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PHI Deltas
American League Rain Delays Cleveland Doubleheader
Postponements force a split twin bill as rain halts play in Cleveland. Baseball action slows while teams await rescheduled dates and crews scramble to prepare the field for upcoming games.
Parade Of Sunday Schools Draws Wide Interest
Assurance from Mr Cornellux state superintendent that a Sunday schools parade will outline the state convention in Fort Wayne with about 15 000 participants. Packard band will lead the Fort Wayne delegation and several bands from other towns are expected to join. J Alverthug says Fort Wayne hopes to send a strong contingent, with hundreds from other counties. Marchers will sing Onward Christian Soldier Where He Leads Me I Will Follow and Love Him as they pass. Fort Wayne schools may march under the banner of the largest class to give smaller rivals a chance at the flag.
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Bebing Bay
Packard Band
Fort Warne
J. Alverthug
Fort Wayne
Fort, Wayne
Second Polo Game Set To Resume Play In New York
The Evelish land American polo players will resume hostilities tomorrow in New York. A win by the American team would secure the international cup for this year at least, while a British team seeks to close the gap.
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Midrow
Walk Square
Tina Eins
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