Pennant press in both leagues marks tight races
The National and American leagues feature close pennant chases with New York Yankees and Giants leading in the National. Washington, Cleveland, and Boston remain strong, while Chicago and St Louis drop, and Philadelphia holds third in the East.
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Milwaukee Tops Minne apolis in Series Opener
Milwaukee pitcher Slapinicks shut down Minneapolis as Milwaukee scored twice on a misplay and an error, with Hatteries and Owen combining on the battery. Highlights include Bamereus driving in runs and Klins as the visitors dominated early. Kansas City defeated by St Louis as the series continued, with strong defense and timely hits.
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Chicago New York Result Gives Early Season Scare
A cryptic baseball report covers a game between Chicago and New York with disputed plays. Umpire calls sparked protests as O Loughlin ruled a key play, while Fisher claimed a catch on the fly. Other clubs like Detroit Cleveland Boston see action as pitchers and batters contend for early season momentum.
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Exhibition Baseball At Bramford Canme
Exhibition game reports a 3 to 2 score with the Boston Nationals defeating Bramford Canme. Slamsford’s pro forma performance stands out while Waterhurs and Orlowile contribute for the opposition in a closely fought match.
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Central League Me Hate BILE and L Preschool Era Oddities
Central League notes mix fragmented names and phrases as reporters mention teams and players like Poole, Poole Caine Gis and others in a garbled recap. The item references vendors, associations, and a handbag finder at the Journs Gazette office, with scattered hints of baseball, port reports, and a charitable or community event.
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Journs-Gazette Office
John Kelly Greatest Sculler in America says experts
Rowing experts in New York declare John Kelly the greatest sculler in America. The report notes Kelly’s dominance, detailing recent wins and the endurance required to maintain top form.
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America
Fort Wayne Nine Falls to Defiance in Rain-Shortened Game
Defiance defeated Fort Wayne by four runs in a rain shortened game at LEFIANCH. Fort Wayne pitcher Mike Wreexa turned in an excellent outing and earned consideration for a regular spot. The Fort Wayne team will travel next Sunday to face Huntington, then return to Languepart for weekly games through the summer.
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Garrett Wins Third Straight Victory Over Butler
Garrett clinches a third consecutive win this afternoon defeating Butler. Weaver leads with clutch hits and a walk as Garrett delivers a solid team effort in the midseason clash.
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Shamrocks Lose Game at Auburn
Auburn, Tyne 4 AUburn defeated the Fort Wayne Shamrocks this afternoon. The Shamrocks rallied in the ninth inning but could not overcome Auburn’s earlier lead. Key plays included a hit batsman, a walk, and two-base hits, with Finnigan’s deep drive in the final frame triggering the scoring flurry.
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Home Decorating Hints for Dark Corners
A coat of white or light colored paint will brighten dark corners. Try it in that basement corner. Acme Quality Paint Store at the corner of Main and Clinton streets offers guidance and supplies.
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Muncie Opens with Win in Golf Match
Delaware Country Club of this city defeated Andergwit Country Club by a score of 21 to 1 in the opening golf match played this afternoon on the Gulf course. Crence W. Baldwin of Muncie and E Maveh of Aimterson led for low medal score with steady play. Kokomo and Marlon are the neighboring cities mentioned.
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Doctors Hold Important Session Tuesday in Fort Wayne
An important Fort Wayne Medical Society meeting is set for Tuesday evening in the assembly room of the courthouse. Drs B Van Sweringen HA Duetiling and A Ta Rehieier will lead disease discussion and papers. Standard Oil Service Station at Baker and Harrison opens 6 am to midnight. Clay and Columbia and Main and Fulton stations 7 am to 9 pm.
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Kendallville Edges Kalamazoo in Close Nine
Kendallville defeats Kalamazoo by a slim margin as star players Theda Nalivilla and Tad Kentaltwiter lead the scoring surge. The contest showcases strong defense from both sides with late free throws sealing the result. Next games are set for Sunday.
Elks Cabaret Dancing This Week With Franklin's Orchestra
The Elks Club hosts nightly cabaret dancing this week beginning Monday featuring Franklin's Orchestra for entertainment and dancing each evening.
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Three Women Tennis Champs Seek 10th Comeback at Philadelphia
Three former national champions Mrs William Hy Pouch Miss Evelyn Soara and Mrs Barger Wallace enter the Azaveski Women's Championships at the Philadelphia Cricket Club beginning tomorrow. Defending singles champion Molla Bjurnsdot of West Side Tennis Club New York will play singles and doubles with Eleanora Bears of Boston, while Hive aledt of New York partners with Charles Bull. The entry list is among the largest in the tournament's history, drawing players from across the country.
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Amateur Low Hurdle Record Falls
A new American amateur record for 120 yards hurdles 14.5 seconds set by TJ Eller of the Inch American Athletic Club at a meet linked to the Americas Liberty flag celebration in New Sheepshead Bay Speedwar. J Norton of Leland Stanford and J A Davis of the Bunting Club also competed in other events.
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One Bad Inning Beats the Shamrocks
Auburn tallied all runs in the first but were helpless before Rames who pitched the remainder of the way. Flanagan hit a home run with bases loaded in the ninth to recount for the visitors.
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Colored Team Wins From Mongo Blues
The Fort Warne r Giants beat Mongo Blues 3 to 2 in a hotly contested game. The match featured a well played gate and notable efforts from Mansfield and Snider for the winners and Benke and South for the losers. Also, Tao Kernls defeated Concordis Wilther lease team 7 to 1. For sale a five passenger touring car with electric lights and self starter in fine condition at 514 W Jefferson St.
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Four More Bodies Taken From Wreck
The train collision disaster near Ta Mason Cetl adds thirteen recovered dead at the scene with several people still missing. Among the bodies found is Marre Karrell, 49, from Louisville, with others identified as Rye Farrell’s kin buried near the wreck.
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