Slugging Tie Ends Fort Wayne at Grand Rapids Game
A rough high scoring tie game at Grand Rapids ended after Terre Haute to Evansville and Marion to Evansville notices. Carbiner’s arm failed late forcing removal. Alberts finished as Fort Wayne defeated the locals. Myer and Denia starred in a dramatic center field catch.
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Stogies Win Narrowly as Jim Fox Shines at First Base
The Journal-Gazette reports Terre Haute watching Jim Fox shine at first base. He accepted twelve chances without an error, doubled twice and singled once in the game with Wheeling. Popp supported late, while Behar battled early before settling in. Marion visitors scored three runs through Behar and Ter man, with Schuter delivering in first inning.
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Wet grounds at Dayton force day’s postponed game
Special to the Journal Gazelle from Dayton reports muddy field conditions made it impossible to play the planned game against Bryanville this afternoon. A stifling mix of rain and mud halted the match, with teams and officials scrambling to assess options as the day wore on. The field's state drew attention from spectators and local authorities alike, highlighting the impact of weather on scheduling.
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Milwaukee Nuggets and Grand Rapids baseball notes
June reports from Columbus Toledo and Milwaukee describe scores, player movements, and hotel stays. The Grand Rapids team plans a Terre Haute trip while managers debate leadership and lineups as several games unfold across multiple leagues.
National League baseball game details uneven Brooklyn matchup
National League notes describe a split day between teams with players Soares Lanis and Bytterias Dunleavy Jey Nall Lyung Ahearn and others. details are fragmented and unclear about scores or outcomes.
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Shamrock’s Record Still Unbroken in a Narrow Win
Shamrock’s stars extended their undefeated streak with a one run victory described as a well played game. Teal and Robbins contributed solidly while Vaughn and Clary’s lineup drew praise for sustaining the team’s dominance over a rival league entry in a tense seventh inning finish.
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Base Ball Today Try Journal Gazette Want Ads
Unclear text fragment references base ball today and want ads from Journal Gazette. Readable facts limited. No specific teams, dates, or events identifiable.
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Letter Carriers Defeat Muncie in Seven Inning Game
Fort Wayne vendors dominated the seven inning contest at Whamltie Park as the Letter Carriers outplayed Muncie in all facets. Derek showed strong hitting as Fort Wayne capitalized on fielding errors to secure an easy victory.
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BASE BALL TO DAY Wheeling at Fork Wayne
TERRE HAUTE Ind June. Cor Tellus Brophy a prominent young man of this city was drowned in the water river at Matthews' Tailand north of here today. Brophy was a mentoor.
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Excursion Party Sees Swimmer Vanish in Currents
An excursion party notes a swimmer seized by a cramp and swept away in a swift current near Buffalo. Despite efforts, rescuers could not locate the man as the body remains missing, prompting a search in the area.
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Gloucester mariner begins third attempt to cross ocean
Aird Blackburn of Gloucester Mississippi sails his fifteen foot dory America toward Havre in a daring third ocean crossing attempt after two prior solo voyages. He plans to return via Bermuda and Puerto Rico and exhibit at the St. Louis expo, with spectators expressing strong support.
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Overflow Crowd at Park Theater Delights Local Audience
A large audience packed the Park Theater for the weekly entertainment featuring Smith and Fuller with Kelley and Viol. The U. S. AS meeting drew praise, while the show’s songs and comedy earned broad applause. critics noted the performance as a standout of the season.
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Winona Lake Opens Ninth Season With Large Attendance
Winona Lake Ind hosts the ninth season opening amid a record turnout. Managers report growing guest arrivals, expanded hotel capacity, sixty new cottages, and ongoing construction. The summer school opens July 6 as a university idea federation with colleges sharing departments and teachers. Notable instructors and speakers are listed, including Rev Henry Van Dyke and Booker T. Washington, with weekly themes from literature to living questions through August 10.
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Local Meetings And Conventions Announced For Summer
The Western Writers annual meeting runs July 6 through 10 and the America Microscopical Society plans its summer convention. The Boors turning school closed after opening last September. Manager S. Dickey visited Pittsburg for friends connected to the school. An electric car service from Winn to Warsaw has begun trials. An inter-national convention is to be held in Denver on July Th. Attendance last year exceeded 10,000. about 100,000 are expected in Winn this season.
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No Money in Wall Street Mew Youk June Belly Grovn Sian Intervie
Fragmented interview style text discusses youths considering Wall Street careers, warning of scams and the risks of speculative trading. It notes many avenues to lose money and questions the value of college education for a young man entering business. It reflects concerns about ambition, perseverance, and practical paths in finance.
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Night Attack On Ohio River Steamer Surprises Passengers
In Quansville Indiana on the Park City steamer en route to Bowling Green Kentucky a night attack occurred as the vessel entered Green River mouth. The wharfner opened fire and was repelled by Winchester rifles. Passengers panicked but injuries were limited and the attacker remained unknown.
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Government bars plague experiments in Berlin decree
Berlin June 7. In response to a plague death at a city hospital, the government issued a decree forbidding further experiments with plague venous material as the risk of spreading infection outweighs any potential knowledge gains from studying the deadly microbe.
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TORN TO PIECES BY HOUNDS IN MINGINNATS KENNEL MISHAP
A lone man died and three others were seriously hurt when twenty five hounds attacked near a kennel guarded by Julius Ernst. John Fiatus, 21 or 41, was mauled as Mra Ernst suffered injuries while attempting a rescue. Charley Wissell then rode to confront the dogs.
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Fighting in Bulgaria and Salonica report heavy insurgent losses
A band of revolutionaries in the Salonica area was destroyed by Turkish forces on Sihiday at Caray bar near the city, with fifteen Bulgarians killed. Another group near Ristovata, Servis, was annihilated after a six hour fight on the railway. In nearby Selove, ten Greek villagers were killed while in church as fighting raged across the region.
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Political power plays shift Ohio ticket plans
In Columbus and Port Wayne notes, factions led by Foraker Cox and Hanna maneuver toward the 1905 vice presidential and gubernatorial bids. The Foraker influence aims to back Herrick for vice president and Harding for governor, reshaping patronage and state control while Cox and Hanna maneuver against the old guard. A Port Wayne Briss game report closes with local business travel and a baseball score.
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