Weather Cuts In On Big Leagues This Week
Bad weather interrupted major league play this week as teams across the National and American leagues faced postponed games. The Chicago Cubs rose from seventh to fifth in the standings while the Giants, after a road trip, lost the series at the Polo Grounds. St. Louis and Brooklyn clung near the bottom, with Detroit sweeping four games and Boston rebounding to take both ends of a doubleheader from the Yankees in extra innings. The Senators endured a prolonged slump as other clubs chased wins.
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Deerfoot Spencer Aims Higher In Central League Batting
Deerfoot Spencer, veteran Payton outfielder, continues to hammer the ball and leads the Central League batting race as of midseason. Tennelly of South Bend and Whelan of Evansville trail in the order, with Whitta Hartia among Port Wayne players showing strong hitting marks. Official Central League batting and pitching figures follow.
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Columbus Milwaukees doubleheader fuels tight day
Columbus faces Milwaukee in a doubleheader with two close games as relays and pitchers like Davis Coleman and Brattt vie for wins. Sweeney and Sweeney led pitching for St Paul, while Kansas City batteries included Diaide and Terry.
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Central League At Southend Rome Grand Rapids
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New Haven Over Time Contest Upsets Fort Wayne
New Haven edged Fort Wayne 6 to 3 in a tense overtime baseball contest as Rochgel delivered a key double and Maven broke up a rally. The victory extends New Haven’s winning streak to four, with notes on other local games and upcoming matchups at Lawton Park and surrounding venues.
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Cleveland Signs Two College Men
Cleveland announces signings of two college players for the Indians. The team adds a catcher from University of Te Tivien Tea and a second college man, details vague due to damaged text, but indicates roster depth for the upcoming season and aims to bolster the Cleveland squad.
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Courtney Will See His Proteges Through
A report notes Courtney will oversee his proteges as the upcoming races and final exams proceed. The events will occur Tuesday at Pranaytvanth, with institutional support and field details to be confirmed.
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McGraw Eyes Burns as Potential Third Baseman
New York June 10 Manager Johnny McGraw of the Watts plans to convert outfielder George Burns to third base. He believes Burns can develop into a fine third sacker with coaching and experience. Bill McKeehnie has performed well at third and remains a candidate if the chance arises. Burns waits to show his ability in a Tests leaguer pull.
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Morton Breaks One Season's Strikeout Record
Cleveland pitcher Morton sets a season strikeout mark with thirteen in a game, while Chicago and Detroit headlines note heavy hitting and ninth inning defeats. The report cites Morton’s early dominance, plus other late- breaking scoring actions involving Washington, New York, and Detroit teams.
Decatur Md residents welcome newborn Niles Nelson
A half pound nine ounce boy named Niles Nelson was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bolgie in Decatur Maryland. Roy R. Waller of Wilshire is in town en route to Apt to conduct the funeral of Miss Coplin. Several local residents and visitors from Fort Wayne and Cloudland are noted in attendance and travel. Gerald Durkin travels to Apt to settle business matters. Local sales activity and political convention chatter are mentioned along with family visits and hospital stays.
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Waterloo News Bulletin Faces Wry Local Happenings
Local notes report Tyne Ren Bun's condition lingering poorly and several residents involved in social events. Mentions of Joins, property transactions, and community activities fill the page as residents plan visits, entertainments, and millinery business updates amid small town life.
Dario Resta Wins Second Yosemite Derby at Chicago Speedway
Dario Resta triumphed in the second Yosemite automobile derby at Chicago Speedway, with Ralph De Palma close behind. Corittiens, Vall, and O'Donnell rounded the top five as the race featured engine trouble for De Palma and several withdrawals before a near 100,000 spectators.
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Police News Excellent Order Maintained Here Fort Warne
Police report a calm week during the centennial fears with few disturbances. Officers arrested about a dozen individuals including several intoxicated suspects and a few wanted fugitives, deterring crowds and preserving order. Elizabeth Stein and Emma Lynch faced charges, with Lynch jailed for drunkenness and related offenses after beer and disturbances near Baker and Calhoun streets.
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Orange New Jersey notices recount the death of Oscar Michael aged 25 who killed himself in Newark. Authorities say a business crash and mental strain driven by large debt and losses led to the act. The tragedy is tied to a local mercantile career and the collapse of his enterprise.
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Kendallville Prepares for Fort Wayne Game Shifted
Kendallville was set to visit Fort Wayne next Sunday but the match was moved to Whicity due to expansion plans. Crowds planned to attend the Fort Wayne clash, with Cleary crowds expected and Fort Wayne’s stronger lineup aiming to secure a win.
Kendallville Reds Rally to Beat South Bend in Key Game
Kendallville Indiana June 11 The Kendallville Reds won 6 to 0 over South Bend in a fast White River game. Narn hitting and fists by the Reds highlighted the win as central leaguer gravtad time for South Bend but was knocked off. Next Sunday Matt Cleary's team visits for revenge. Umpire Hint.
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Angola News Roundup of Local Events and Visits
Angola residents mark a week of family gatherings and travel with Mrs George Cline returning from Sandusky Ohio after three weeks. Millan Daniels graduates from Ohio State dental program while many attend family reunion at Angola fairgrounds. Visitors include relatives from Ney Ohio and Redding, and a piano program accompanies a youth event. Local church activities feature Children’s Day programs and a new hardwood floor at a residence.
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Fort Wayne Nine Blankets Huntington In Exhibition Victory
Huntington loses 4 to 1 as Fort Wayne displays sharp fielding and timely hitting in a one day exhibition. Freese subbed in for Mort Cleary’s squad and pitched well, Humbert also pitched strongly for Huntington, with Hillinger tripling in the sixth to spark Fort Wayne. Fox proceeds to the eighth to seal the win.
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Pennsy Club Wins From Lagrange Nine
Pennsy Club defeats Lagrange 6 to 2 at the home field through timely hitting and strong defense. Pitcher H. Veil limited the opposition to few hits, while Benny’s triple boosted the Pennsy offense. R. Ele. Parigy and A. O. Oral contributed in the field and on base, as LaGrange fell behind early and never recovered.
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Destroyer Terry Goes Hard Aground
Washington June 11 The torpedo boat destroyer Terry with sixty five men aboard ran aground last night at the entrance to the harbor at Puerto Plata San Bennings and has been beached in the inner harbor There were no injuries to those aboard The ship is about TB tons displacement and is commanded by Lieutenant I W Nichutay
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