Evansville Beats Zanesville In Scoring Shootout
Evansville overwhelmed Zanesville with a seven to nothing lead in a wild scoring day. The visitors' defense faltered as Evansville racked up points, while key plays and timely hits sealed the victory.
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Maroon Scorers Highlight Marshall Field Track Meet
Cleago won the annual intercollegiate track meet at Marshall Field scoring twenty points. Michigan Agricultural College led competitors with Merriam the star performer winning two events. Illinois Grinnell and Purdue runners posted key finishes as Leland Stanford dominated field events.
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Indiana
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Noble County Farmer Attempts Death by Own Action
A Noble County farmer named Tad Englert is described as attempting suicide on a Friday night. He was found conscious after an earlier self inflicted injury and was treated by Dr Bowker. Police note Englert had been mentally disturbed and had previously burned property. He will likely receive care under local authorities.
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Ndaltvili
J. Englert
Vielnus
Thor
Bowker
Enelest
Sulehie
Endert
Baseball Today Greveland Teach Barks Fort Shemrocks
Sports brief notes outline a baseball event featuring Greveland Teach Barks against Fort Shemrocks with mixed teams and ages including men women boys and various units. The fragmentary text implies a local game day with recurring team names and a youth division.
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Fort Shemrocks
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Forest City Beach Parks vs Fort Wayne Shamrocks Clash
Independent champions from Forest City travel to Fort Wayne to face the Shamrocks at League Park. Cleveland Beach Parks, led by Jimmy Cahill, arrive by Nickel Plate with Hoffer Minnis and Berslin among pitchers and Koons at second base.
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Wiedman
Brith
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Happy Owls
Laie Bhoté
Rational League Game Recap With Mixed Results
Philadelphia’s team lost 2 to 5 to Pittsburg while other matches included St Louis 2 New York 3 and New York 3 London 2. Umpire Klem officiated the events. notable incidents involved a player ejected for disputing calls.
Baseball Scores Across Cities Highlight Weekend Action
Across major leagues and towns, Cleveland beat New York 6 to 2 in a game led by Joss’s return appearance. St Louis defeated Philadelphia by 4 to 0 while Chicago rallied to topple Washington in a late surge. Detroit lost to Boston 10 to 5 and rosters list injuries and suspensions.
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Shaw
J. Tanbehill
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Street
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Farebell
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Sheridan
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Baseball results roundup from multiple cities and scores
American Association standings show Milwaukee and Columbus with wins, while Toledo and Kansas City split series. Minneapolis defeated Indianapolis 2 0 in a doubleheader with a night game called due to darkness. Kare, Kitson and Jones led several teams with decisive hits as the circuit values race.
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Staning
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Eston
Hrenmer
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Hyunsy
Zuuiaville
Payton
Grand Daytas
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Deene Muse
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Last Day at the Holiness Convention
Bishop KT Jones of Jackson City Michigan preached at the Free Methodist Church on East Creighton Avenue to a large audience on the topic God Hath Called Us Unto Holiness The convention ends this evening at 7 34 o'clock with delegates enjoying a season of religious reflection.
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Jackson City
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Baseball Dispatches From The Newark Toar And Regional Circles
Reports from Newark toar and Ohio Stars discuss Harry Melly leading in the league and potential trades. Detroit and Wheeling rumors surface about players like McGuire, Hogg, and Jack Thoney. Umpire abuse cases at Cleveland Beach Park trigger investigations, while Charlie Bebb faces accusations of fixing games in 1907.
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Pop Shriver
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Confirmation Services at the Jewish Temple
Impressive confirmation services were held at Temple Ahnavath Sholom Friday morning with Joseph Ackerman Irl Rose and Stanley Straus in the class. Rabbi A Krombach from South Bend officiated along with choir members from the South Bend temple.
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Concordians Win In Overtime In Wild Collegiate Baseball
The Concordians edged the Wort Wayie Grays 7 to 6 in ten innings after a back and forth contest. Key plays included a fourth inning homer by Carterius, a three-bagger by Zimmerman, and a late wild pitch sealing the win for Concordia Jn. The Grays rallied with two in the fourth and four in the seventh, but costly errors and a decisive double play helped Concordia prevail.
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