Beard Bend Wins Opener as South Bend Beats Fort Wayne
South Bend Beard Bend defeated Fort Wayne 10 to 1 in the opening game of the present series. Linday pitched brilliantly for South Bend, allowing few hits while the home team capitalized on walks and a key misplay. Fort Wayne’s Hardin tossed well but support faltered as South Bend broke the game open with multiple runs in the later innings.
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Tots Score Five But Drop Another
Zanesville Ohio June 9 Phenicals Troe the opening xama from Terre Heure 7 to 5 In the seventy ins ning the Fistiers pounded Schultz but were made to Read the read Rapids game postponed Dayton Ohio Dayon Grapa Rapies came postponed for double header Sunday
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Northern Indiana League Huntleyton Beats Logansport 2 to 0
Huntleyton won from Logansport by 2 to 0 in a tight pitching effort by Bowes who allowed four hits and struck out six. Fuchum, manager, praised the team’s fielding and hitting while noting the strong defense. Umpire Snarke officiated. batteries were Starke and Summers for Logansport and Howes and Traces for Huntleyton. A meeting at Robison Park was planned to discuss the team’s future and candidates listed for leadership.
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Cubs Lose As Brown Strikes Early In Series Finale
Chicago suffers a 4 to 1 loss in the final game, Brown pitches two innings, Doyle hits a home run for the locals, and Kilngs and El Raghgr share catching duties as umpires Timornan and Isler call the game. Other scores: Philadelphia 7 over Cincinnati 4, Pittsburgh 6 New York 3, St. Louis 2 over Boston 1.
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Americans Claim Second Win in International Polo Match
In New York the American polo team defeated Ireland 43 to 34 in the second and deciding game, securing the polo cup. Governor Dix presented the trophy to the American defenders as players celebrated at the club, with thanks and toasts afterward.
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Concordia Field Meet Sets Seven New Records
At the annual Concordia field meet held yesterday at the driving park, seven records fell. C Bene and L Acker starred with multiple marks. Acker scored points and Benz Is led Prama class. Morning and afternoon events featured jumps, throws, sprints, and relays with many athletes achieving personal bests and college records broken in multiple events.
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Wa Rant Dean
Cy Young Pitches Wins First Game of Season
Washington—Cy Young pitched the first game of the season for Cleveland, allowing five hits while striking out none. Philadelphia defeated Detroit 6 to 4 in a separate match, Berry driving in the decisive run with a steal home in the eighth. Fort Wayne Shamrocks meet Pennsylvania in City championship play at 3 o'clock.
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Amateur Baseball Sunday Matches At Local Grounds
The Centrals face the Crystale at the Golf grounds Sunday with rounds at 1 20. Bowser Bites meet the Colo nies at the stockyard grounds the same afternoon. Berghoft Dortmunders draft Fame with Inez amateur club for Sunday, later challenging others. Bloomingdale Grays seek a local Sunday game, Athletics will not play at Baker this Sunday but plan June 1S. A group from Wayne Electric works forms a baseball club and challenges city amateurs. listed lineup includes Bbable pitcher and Price catcher among others.
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Notice for UC T meeting schedule and vacation sale
Notice stating that during June July and August meetings are held on the fourth Saturday night. Signed by E. F. Kolb, secretary. Also mentions a senior bathing line sale with a price of 29.90 by Patterson Fletcher Co.
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Indians Routed Burke In Minkup Fight
A turbulent game in which the Indians routed Burke in Minkup after bench and spectator fracas near the lower bleachers. Key moments included three runs by Chrridon's team, with Lin McGarthy on the mound for Kansas City and O'Connor in the Empires rotation.
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Shamrock Notes Tease Central Association Title Tilt
Shamrock, led by Laibie and Dietrich, are set to meet Pennsylvania clubs in the Central Association championship series at League Park. The opener follows a split season as Shamrocks seek to maintain an edge at 4 o'clock amid strong local interest and lineup adjustments after a recent umpire incident.
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Purdue Defeats Chicago 12 to 9 in Baseball Feature
Purdue University baseball defeated Chicago by 12 to 9 as the season moved forward. The report notes changes to Chicago's pitching staff with two new pitchers joining and mentions Ernest Ortiz and Bernat Crows trading clubs. A separate line lists Indiana University losing 8 to 0 in Bloomington with dancing planned at Robison Park.
Five Harness Races Set at Driving Park Today
Fort Wayne Amateur Driving Association schedules five harness races at Driving Park this afternoon. Officials will announce results from the stand as drivers and horses compete, including entries such as John G and Madame Hysood with drivers Stevens Abr’ and Armstrong.
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Stag Fans Claim League Bosses Handed Them Semon
Grand Rapids fans charge league officials manipulated the team to move the season to the furniture city for an exhibition against South Bend. They say 700 tickets sold earlier yielded a sham event with a fake derby, leaving fans disgusted and receipts diverted to Owner Parker’s finances.
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Baseball Items From Here and There in Sportdon
Reported notes from the Central and Ohio leagues discuss umpire Pastorius, Walsh’s rugged hitting, and Ter re Haute’s new catcher Kipp. chatter links Wheeler, Bugt Becker, Essick, Somersett, and Pop Anson to club moves, with speculation on Ter re Haute’s fortunes and the Grand Rapids series shifting to Dayton.
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Cincinnati Man Weds Kendallville Woman in Home Ceremony
Shendallville Ind March 9 19 the Cincinnati man J M G Filter wed local bride Ross at her mother's home Mrs Wattford Rev H Houza officiated. The ceremony was followed by a luncheon. The bride, a popular young woman, will move to Cheyenne Wyoming where the groom will join the Union Pacific as a solicitor for freight and passenger traffic.
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Burns Earns Decision in Rough Bout
Frankie Burns defeats Johnny Daly for a decision in a hard fought match. Both fighters exchange aggressive holds as the bout, part of the championship card, ends with Burns as the victor.
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Kling's Brother to Join Detroit American League Club
Detroit June 8. Detros key rumor says Kling's brother will join the Detroit American League club next Thursday. The report notes Hing from Syracuse University and a Chicago National catcher involved in the deal. Michigan captain Hugh S. was elected for the track team today at Ann Arbor. Rustic hickory summer houses and trellises are advertised by Foster's as inexpensive.
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Ward 10 Judge Baseball Players
Baseball magnates once believed they could predict which players would reach the big leagues. Fred Clarke and others noted early prospects like Ritche Collins and Tommy Leach faced delays before securing major league opportunities. President Somers traveled east chasing right-handed pitchers, purchasing one for 4100 dollars after a tipster warned against him.
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Horse Races at the Driving Park Saturday Afternoon
Local notice promotes horse races at the driving park on Saturday afternoon with tickets 25 cents in the grand stand ree.
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