Locals Rally But Fall In Extra Inning Thriller
Grand Rapids edged Port Wayne 7 to 2 in fourteen innings after a shaky late display by Casey and his men. Wickland and Vandagrift starred for Grand Rapids with key plays, while Parker and Hale endured a long extra frame as the locals finally broke through in the fourteenth.
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F. Brakannrod
Casey
Werther
Wick- Jens
Grand Fapids
Port Wayne
Casay
Parker
Vandwerttt
Clancy
Worder
Hope Smith
Ube
Smith
Grand Rapli
Werder
Roy Hele
Chep
Hale
Young
Fale
Ceser
Vandegrift
Secang
Toung
Sora
Rigkt
Allie
Eisttors
J. Parker Havng
Casey Fee
Ichland
Pendes
Grey
Fender
Ickland
Jocela
Sale
Gama
Wickland
Vandagrift
Serena
Justice
Fist
Onslow
Huie
Tele
Bull Durham Company
Ett ‘Werder
Hill
Roe
Youngie
Murr
Case
Secena
Ragen
Orst
Afarrar
Rapin
Ond
Cole
Ragan
Murray Cima
Cors
Core
Ours
Gray
Wieland
Vandagritr
Poor Old Tots Drop Two Games At Robison Park
The Poor Old Tots lost both games at Robison park tonight. A brief recap notes competitive play and the outcome of the doubleheader with local teams.
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TOTS
Zanesville in Romp Over Eva Club
Local shoppers and merchants in Zanesville report a bustling scene around Eva Club items including boys and children novelty brats. A notable display features jelath fabrics and straw wares, while Meyers stores advertise Ver enc and the so called great bed destroyer, with prices listed around 33.00.
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Zanesville
Jelath
Baseball scores and batters from a busy National League day
The report notes Philadelphia and Cincinnati games with Keeta contributions in the fourth inning and a pair of runs by Arba, plus other pairings like New York beating Pf by four to two and a late rally by the home side. Umpires Finneman and others are listed.
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Cincinnaty
Philadelphia
Keeta
Smith
Fozorgog
Bane
Clark
Hienana Ome
Feitsburg
New York
Ada Dracke
Rijms
Hendrix
Strenant Myora
Finneman
South Bend
St. Louia
Eransville
Cincinnati
Ua AiRee
Brooklyn
Boston
American Association
Loagum Pet
Kaneas
Columins Ley
Carrott
Minneapolia
Paladelph
Milwaukea
Yateant Tapes Bbs
Chicago
Cleveland
Indianapolie
Washington
Indiana downs Chicago in final conference baseball game
Bloomington Ind June 7 Indiana closed the conference baseball season with a 7 to 0 victory over the University of Chicago before the largest crowd of the year.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
University of Chicago
Bluffton
Wabesh
Scott
Wabash
Wan
Baker
Ate Enti
Wabanit
Be & Battecles
Scattena Louéerberg
Bor Aenhawt
Landiels
Wabash Takes Series Opener. Donlin to St Louis Deal Discussed
Milwaukee reports note Paul and Owens strong in early action while Wabash wins at Bluffton as control and pitching dominate. Donlin Exchange rumor surfaces with St Louis National League tie. Fort Wayne boxer Coakley fights to a ten round draw in Bloomington.
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Milwaukee
Er ST
Paull i
Wis
Eg Kee
Paul Avert
Timp Cingeal
Pi ives-Owens
Handi
Wabash
Donlin
Ato
June Bee
Tin St. Oui
Reger
Noo
Brean Soldhens
Frank Coakley
Fort Wayne
Montaller
Dan Lewis
Bloomington
Hope Hospital Committee Election Report
The annual meeting of the Hope Hospital Committee was held yesterday afternoon to elect officers for the past year. The result included Lowe as vice president and Mrs. Ravoraing as treasurer, with Mrs Bade elected corresponding secretary.
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Azs
Lowes
Erect Ravoraing
Soaetany Hiss
New Lively Ball Elevates Brains On Par With Muscle
The new lively ball changes baseball to blend brains with brawn across leagues. Players like Edils Juethe and Pendry adapt to faster, power driven play while clubs adjust tactics to emphasize speed, defense, and hitting. The shift boosts fan interest as skill and power rise together nationwide.
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St Sud
Thie
Teeder
Pendry
Regan
Avery Bail Realy
Bardigli
Boston Defeats Detroit In Close Baseball Tilt
Boston edges Detroit 3 to 1 with timely hitting and strong pitching. Errors by Detroit helped Boston Sunday at Washington Park while Bisna and Fisher contributed on defense and offense. Umpires Dineen and Perring called a tight game as Wilker and Streat shared the batteries.
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Washington
Cleveland
Lirington
Dar
Giavetand
West Eton
Gessler
Gevaest
Wilker_ and Streat
Bisna
BE and
Fisher
Dineen Ood Perring
New Oil and Mill Supply Co Formed in Fort Wayne
A new oil and mill supply company is organized with a veteran Fort Wayne manager at its head. The group plans an extensive local establishment and site selection soon, signaling continued sales of goods including underwear at a price of 1 dollar per pair, with Regal Underslung branding mentioned.
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Ten Oard Mill Supply Company
Tnsernate Mili
Peocesa i
Slaven
Fort ‘Wayne
Suply
Hin
Jina
Hele Aees
Plan to Stage Semi-Pro Baseball Tournament in Fall
Fort Wayne Shom Tocks leader Mart Cleary and regional club heads discuss a fall semi-pro baseball tournament. Proposing elimination rounds across small cities near Fort Wayne with teams such as the Ken dallville Reds and South Whitey Greens. Big crowds expected as clubs prepare for regional action and finals, timing to be announced.
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Mart Cleary
Fort Wayne
Severs
Moar
Kendallville Reds
South Whitey Greens
Pra
Auburt
Sligmrod
Clotry
Lengua Pari
Pennsylva
Tha Shamrocks
Amateur Baseball Schedule and Contests Listed
Amateur baseball items show Bendens at Zulu Sunder with a 10 o clock interurban departure. Cathedral School team, average 13 years, seeks a Saturday morning game with Peters Servers at Lawton Park. Colonials challenge Bowser Blues for Saturday afternoon or Thursday evening. Other notes mention late Friday vote, phone contact, and various times.
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Priday
Vhane
Vorglsang
Lawton Park
Cape
Lindsy
Bowser Blues
Edodie Whee Sells Two Terre Haute Players
Local notes report Edodie Whee selling two Terre Haute players amid a train exchange mix. References to Wheeler and Catcher Goes appear among unfamiliar league names and ambiguous transactions.
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Edodie Whee
Wheeler
Terra Haute
Eli
Neuschater
Baseball Items From Here and There in Sportdom
Baseball items from Wilkes-Barre to Cleveland noteWilkes-Barre loses two players while Cleveland’s Stovall considers veteran Bill Bradley at third base, with regional moves and injuries shaping pennant race rumors. Contenders like Boston and Pittsburgh face lineup shifts as managers eye pennants while umpires receive medals for long service.
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Wilkes-Barre
New York State
Thal
Byte Georges Mil
Big Hopke
Fort Wayre
Tsading
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