Evansville Pa sses Defeat Potters in Close Battle
In Evansville on June 7, the Evansville team defeated another club 2 to 1. Potter and Covington anchored the offense with key hits, while Wayne’s error and a wild pitch limited visitors. Pretter and Lejeune contributed the lone runs for the home side, as Evansville clinched the win with solid pitching and timely defense.
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National League Scores and Notes From Brooklyn and Philadelphia
Brooklyn routed Cincinnati 10 to 0 as Brightyn and Doyle led a dominant game with strong early offense. Philadelphia defeated Chicago 1 to 0 in a low scoring clash highlighted by a late miscue from Chicanos and solid pitching. Cleveland beat Philadelphia in a rough game with fielding errors paving the way for the hosts' first win.
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Terre Haute and Dayton game report with oddities
Fragmented local wire style summary noting a score line of 3 to 1 and scattered names amid garbled text. Mentions officials Dinana Connally Haas dike duns stage home and a hot point iron sale by Edmunds on June 10 for 4 dollars with a rental listing for a store room at 405 West Jefferson Street.
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Stolen bases and umpire notes from a midweek game
The record lists stolen bases by Knoll Court ney Gues and notes Hennis as a key hitter. It cites a strike on a batter by Hen afury and mentions a double play by We Bytes, Les muses Haute, Dayton. Attendance is listed at 100.
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Dayton
Grand Rapids Rally Tops Zanesville in Season Opener
Grand Rapids defeated Zanesville 5 to 3 in a tense matchup. Both teams traded runs with Grand Rapids seizing control late as key hits from Stree and Wren propelled the hosts to the win.
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What Ails Pittsburgs World Champions Pitchers
Pittsburg baseball news from June 7 discusses the Pirates World Series holders, facing doubts over batting, pitching, and lineup. Wagner Leach Clarke and Adams are noted players, with Adams forced from the mound and Campbell hoped to stabilize pitching as the team seeks improved form and defense.
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Liha
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Ainbe
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Sears
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Yesterday's Results Across Leagues
Central League and National League standings show Evanville over Fort Wayne 2–0 and Terre Haute defeating Dayton 3–1. Ragida Jh beats Zanenville 3–? while South Bend beats Wheeling 6–? American Association results include Milwaukee 8 over Indianapolis 1 and Louisville 7 over Brooklyn 4. American League games list New York 4 over Pittsburgh 3 and Philadelphia 4 over Chicago 0.
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National League and American Association baseball pairings listed
A garbled OCR style listing shows upcoming games across the National League and American Association. Fort Wayne visits Evansville while Dayton plays Terre Haute, with multiple other matchups including Milwaukee at Columbus and Chicago at Philadelphia.
Scout Advises Red Management to Land Nee
Cincinnati scout urges Red management to sign Johnny Nee, noting strong minor league scouting reports and a high ceiling. The agreement would deliver a top young hitter to Dayton, while critics cite Nee’s temperament and consistency concerns as risks in faster leagues.
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Local News Briefs From Columbia City
A jumble of short notes covers local people and events in and around Columbia City Indiana. Mentions include Mary Mull’s hospital stay, Rev H Dixon guiding a lay movement, Anna Curler's academy graduation, Browne and Huron family visits, Whitley County fire damage, and William Atelier’s grave illness with poor prognosis.
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PANSIES 25 CENTS A DOZEN AT VESEY S FLORIST
Vesey s Florist advertises pansies at 25 cents per dozen with sale emphasis and contact location for flower buyers.
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Pitchers and players dominate early baseball reports
The article highlights Johnson as a top strikeout leader with nine tyne marks and notes Mullin rising in the American league. Rucker leads the National with 45 strikeouts as Yankee rookies like Shortatap Ranch Vaughn Frill bolster the club. It mentions Pinkney’s Cleveland deathly accident and Cy Young’s injury absence, plus Barger becoming a standout Brooklyn pitcher and Murray Hickman Burns making moves across teams.
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Wade Kulfer
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Columbus Beats Cincinnati In Turbulent City Rivalry
In Columbus Ohio on June seven, Cincinnati was edged by Columbus four to four in a heated game. Umpires Graham Bowennet and Ward Grove oversaw a rough scene as managers exchanged words and equipment was removed from the field. Fights and errors marred the contest, including Fosnenan colliding with a fence and Moran’s crash in a separate plate incident.
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Kitwaukas Win In Extra Inning Testers At Louisville
In Louisville on June 7 Kitwaukas beat Milwaukee ten innings in a pale but decisive contest. Final score 9 to 5 as Lantavnia struggled with runs 0 6 4 9 0 0 1 0 9 5. Batteries included Dar nmlore and Behreck on Milwaukee side while Belmrdl McGlynn and Lidwig provided support. Umpires Jergusyun and Huyee called the game.
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Burglars Make Haul At D. C. Scott Jewelry Store
Whitley Indiana June 7 burglars pried open the back door of the D C Scott drug and jewelry store and stole about 400 dollars worth of gold watches rings and odd pieces of jewelry. The cash register contents about 2 dollars were also taken. A broken door lock and unbroken window suggest entry. Police have a promising clue and insurance covers the loss.
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