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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1905
Page
2
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Terrible garble dominates the OCR text but indicates a baseball game where Osborn hit a home run with two on base, Cooley drove in three runs, and South Bend or Terre Haute teams are mentioned. The article references a Central League game with notable fielding and scoring, including Osborn's homer in the seventh and Curtis on base, plus various plays, outs, and inning-by-inning action.
South Bend, Indiana, was blanked as pitching limited scoring and two hits from Robertson highlighted a defensive game. Wheeling posted a 2-0 victory in a low scoring contest at home, with key plays shaping the scoreless affair.
Grand Rapids edged Dayton 4 to 3 in a tight mid June game. Strong pitching held Dayton to minimal runs while Grand Rapids found just enough offense to secure the win. The contest featured key plays by standout players from both teams as the crowd watched the late innings.
Springfield edged Evansville 4 to 3 in the final game of the series. Tom Trevers sparked the win with three runs batted in across the first two innings, while Stevvourt and Wes provided key moments. Evansville stranded runners and could muster only one run by the later innings.
Special to the Journal Gazette reports Rosenthals won an exciting Sunday game against the Marion Owls at Warton Indiana. The Rosenthals surged late as hits in the final innings fueled a 14 to 12 comeback. attendance noted.
Amateur baseball brief notes a turbulent start in New Haven as Stirs topple the school section with a seven run surge led by Shandin and Gich Lisemain and Limtrooh in a debut.
A garbled item references a baseball game between Wine and Crand Repids CHAS 8B Harris with 18 Homesick, and includes notes on Nagasaki homesickness and a visit by an American consul. It touches on Goshen and a local contest, moots about civic meetings, and mentions sports, entertainment, and neighborhood letters with scattered names and places.
Toledo experiments with two new pitchers but stumble as the Giants struggle against Weimer. Cincinnati and Philadelphia race through the game in record time, leaving the Giants short on offense and late in the contest.
National League reports show Chicago and New York battles with rough play and standout pitching. Harper and Dusghby pitched effectively for Cincinnati as Lishton rallies helped by fielding miscues. Attendance figures are noted for several games including St Louis at Brooklyn and Pittsburgh at Ohio Valley venues.
The article reports on Roosevelt acting as a potential arbiter in locating the peace conference for the Russo Japanese war. It notes discussions with Takahira and various officials, weighing venues such as The Hague, Geneva, Newport, Manchester by the Sea, and possible American cities, with Russia and Japan shaping the choice.
June 12 game features Veil pitching to notch win as Columbus overcomes early deficits. Offensive outbursts from Veal, Picker Two and Downes help salvage a 16 to 3 win over Hoosiers. Attendance 344. Scoring sequence shows Columbus with a 9 run first inning and steady defense on miscues by opponents. Indianapolis and Louisville are mentioned in related notes with disputed calls and batting highlights.
Scranton June 12. The executive committee of the American Federation of Labor opened its sessions. V Motason admitted tasks for eight months ahead. The report shows total assessments, expenditures, and a 40 percent per member per month rate. The federation notes 25 branches and 14 local unions, with international affiliates and other American leaders referenced. adjournment planned for tomorrow.
An electric treatment weekly may save it. The only machine for this purpose in the city is located at the Wayne Hotel barber shop.
Albany June 12 United States Senator David Bond attorney for Albert Patrick convicted and sentenced to death for the murder of Wilhelm McRee asked Chief Justice Callen of the Court of Appeals to grant a motion for reargument. The matter will be submitted to the court for renewal when a decision is handed down. If the court allows reargument it is likely the case will be delayed further.
A garbled Indiana postal report lists many individuals from Crawford and Steuben counties, with various surnames and positions noted. The fragmentary text mentions replacements, resignations, and seating of substitutes, including references to local offices and a town named Moreville.
The notice announces a postponement of a gala event to Sunday. It mentions a ceremony, deposits, and calls for payments related to funds and dividends. It references banks and future disbursements totaling about 82,000 dollars.
Moritz at 114 West Berry Street advertises an unusually fine dinner for 25 cents served daily from 11 to 2. Today's menu includes soup German noodle baked chicken pot pie mashed potatoes roast beef with natural gravy asparagus on toast short ribs of beef with brown potatoes roast pork with apple sauce raspberry roll green peas tea milk or coffee.
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