Fort Wayne Wins Final Game of Series in South Bend
In South Bend Indiana Fort Wayne defeated South Bend 3 to 2 to clinch the final game of the four game set. Fort Wayne pitchers held South Bend hitless for seven innings and benefited from Connelly’s heavy hitting at third base. Key moments included a wild pitch by Ben Koehler and Vandagrift’s double in the ninth driving in a run.
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South Bend
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Fort Wayne
Whittaker
Cosex
Lindsey
Stahman
Connelly
Focals
Buzz Wetzell
Bluess Innis
Ben Koehler
Pigunt
Justice
Belly
Keener
Vanes
Critter
Vandagrift
Jett
Onslow
Gannelly
Jon
Scamick
Flovat
Fort Shaime
Gasey
Vandaerift
Onslow - Connelly
Core
Whittaker Alt
Koehler
Schimick
Jack
Blount
Kelly
Young
Ferce
Clancy
Schmick
Vandagriits
Cornnelly
Kroy
Schmmick
Geier
Care
Phil
Geler
T! Plate
Holmes
Van@acuft
Keebler
Casey
Wayne
Ab.r. BE
Weed
Evansville Pitchers Wild Wheeling Wins
Arcola Indiana reports a wild game as Evansville pitchers faltered while Wheeling claimed a 4 to 2 victory. Coesspighach school team edged ahead with a late surge. Batteries listed for Arcola included Burger Sara and Lewis with Conase Graves and others.
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Wheeling
Arcola, Ind
Arcola
Coesspighach School
Or Arcoley Lelar
Burger
Sara
Lewis
Conase
Graves
Player Hurt As Winning Run Is Made In Pitchers Battle
Philadelphia defeats St Louis 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel. Baker injures head on a play in the ninth after a passed ball, is carried off unconscious, Derrick advances on Murphy’s hit and scores. Petty and Clarke opposed Coombs. Lepp catches for Philadelphia. Umpires Dineen and Perrine. Special Turner societies exhibition planned for Saturday.
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Coombs
Petty
Bakers
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Stephen
Derrick
Murphy
Aingle
Clarke
Coomba
Lepp
Dineen
Perrine
Grand Rapids Beats Ovals. Gore Not Present
Dayton graphed Grand Rapids as the Ovals pounded Goldrick for nineteen hits and fourteen runs while Compton allowed only two hits and prevented Grand Rapids from crossing the plate in a lopsided game.
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Ovals
Goldrick
Compton
Grand Rapids
Dayton. AB
Banepatricks
Wall
DeHaven
Cameron
Ai Dobard
Deeseze
Konnick
Seenene Compton
A. E. Ragan
Matsi Wiohlana
Kihin
Golick
Inniniou
Spencer
Knoll
Kirkpatrick
Benson
Gary
DeHavan
Komiek
Amerony
aTurepy
Comnton
Buck
Golarick
Grovschow
Terre Haute Beats Zanesville In Shortened Game
Terre Haute won 9 to 6 over Zanesville in 1.1 innings as the scoreline surged with early hits and strong offensive output. Ejectors and other contributors aided the decisive rally in a rapidly ending affair.
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Famous distance runner to Europe for season abroad
Professional distance runners will race overseas this season to earn foreign currency. Several Americans will travel to Europe to compete against top peers, with key events at the full marathon distance on the Isle of Man in late June. Bouchard the Frenchman and Holmer loom as main opponents with further races planned in France and Germany.
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Hane Firmer
Isle of Mah
Dune
Bouchard
Holmers
Holmer
France
Germany
Umpire Newhouse Resigns From Central League
Umpire Newhouse, a veteran Central league official, resigned to take effect June 15. He cites unsatisfactory treatment and wishes to return home to Denver, while praising his colleagues and noting occasional errors are part of any umpire’s work. Manager Fred Clarke of the Pittsboro Pirates visited Wheeling to watch Second Baseman Lewis, whose strong play has drawn major league scout interest. Washington club earlier eyed Lewis for a trade but halted talks to gain more experience.
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Carson
Denver
Traier
Fred Clarke
Pittsboro, Pirates
Wheeling
Lewis
Smokes
Washington
Bewis
Baseball score updates from June games across multiple cities
Reports from Milwaukee Kansas City Minneapolis Louisville and St Paul detail late spring baseball results. Highlights include a Toledo comeback with five runs in the ninth and a 10 to 9 final, a Minneapolis rally aided by Columbus errors, and Louisville St Paul trading runs in an 8 to 6 finish. Umpires listed for each game.
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Pepind
Cubrela Hayaana
Alx
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Swann and Catach
Standon
Altcock
O'Connor
Weddidge and Bierhalter
Minneapolis
Lensard
Columbus
Minneapolis Today
Ludwig
Minneapolle
Williams
Five Acre Suburban Site Offered in Payette Region
Property ad from Payette Tennessee listing a five-acre, beautifully located building site near the city. Suitable for a professional, affluent businessman, or retired gentleman in good circumstances. Contact B. F. Rousseau at 526 Shoats Building, phone 3083.
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B. F. Rousseau
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Dhone
National League results from June 12 card
National League scores from June 12 show Philadelphia beating Harmon in the sixth, seven runs, 104 final. St Louis and Chicago narratives with Brown Ruel and others in key plays. Cincinnati over New York 3 to 12 in a pitching duel. Pittsburgh defeating Brooklyn 4 to 3 at Ford's Field.
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Yoo
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Amateur Baseball Notes In Huntington Area Seek Games
Amateur teams organize schedules across Huntington and nearby towns. Hoagland clubs seek matches with amateur flats. Nightingales seek a gate with local amateurs for next Sunday. Rexain beats Woodburn 10 to 3. Fort Wayne Cadillacs fall 10 to 1 to Raber Stars with strong pitching by Sheets. Hustington Cubs win 15 to 1 at New Haven. East End Tigers seek game with Bowser Juniors Saturday. Huntingtion Specials seek bookings with local amateurs ages 15 to 16. contact details listed for Bar Hotman and others.
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Bowser Blues
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Bar
Hotman
Henry Streal
Huntington
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Bluffton manager Misses Runser transfer amid league moves
June 1 Bluffton reports ongoing negotiations over Runser ownership and team sales. The Fort Wayne native is tied to profits and local club dues, with Morgantown or Le trot possibly covering hiring costs under a local management directive.
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Fluneer Han Beet
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Th Trolt
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Bluffian
Ole Runser
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Claa
Runser
Fort Wayne
First Communion Class Held at Roanoke Church
On Sunday morning at 9 o clock Elioseph s Cathedral Roanoke held a first holy communion service for twenty children. Rev Peter Schuiltz officiated with the St Catherine s church choir from the Nix settlement providing music. The class included Leo Landrigan Mary Magdalene Schet Mary Lucile Crative Holma Katherine Gertruda Hamer Ada Emily Hatfield Florence Eleanor Light Alma Frances Hinen Elizabeth Regina Hinen Ruth Mary Quickery Cleo Katherine Hine Charlie Richardsight Paul Julien Hatseld Cornelius Franklin Peter Ramer Leo Philipin Reymond Dominic Light Gregg Dunlavy Ravald Joseph Christy Ile Landrigan Maggie Landrigan Augusta Dennis. Afternoon services followed.
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Elioseph
Court Sale Of J M Hatfield Farm Near City
Court sale of a 153 acre Hatfield farm located 2 12 miles from the city includes a new eight room house a bank barn measure 36 by 70 with cement basement a 30 stall wind pump running water and $2900 worth of timber. the property offers excellent stock or dairy potential and is offered as one half or all.
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Elks Set Annual Picnic In July At Fort Wayne Drive Park
Fort Wayne Elks lodge plans the annual picnic to be held at the driving park in July. Clem Fox serves as picnic committee chairman. Arrangements are under way with a full program to be announced next week. Also noted is an ad for a special gas range suitable for apartments and small kitchens using the "New Process" by Foster's.
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Elke
Clem. Fox
Foster’s
Moreland
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Ata
Home B Missionary Society Meets At St John Lutheran
City notices report St John Lutheran church home mission society to meet Wednesday afternoon in the school Nail with J B Lease as hostess. Township trustees urge payment of delinquent dog taxes to liquidate township claims encouraging dog owners to settle at office. Schlatter's Orchestra popular concert scheduled Tuesday night at M E Church with admission.
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J.B. Lease
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M.E. Church
Baseball scores and notes from National League games
Washington lost to Chicago 4 to 1 as White puzzled the Nationals, with Walker and Street on the mound. Boston beat Detroit 5 to 4 as Cobb sparked the Tigers, while New York edged Cleveland 4 to 1 despite pitching from a Toledo product.
Veteran Guy Dickey Released by Waterloo Nine
The veteran Guy Dickey, once a local first baseman with the Centr Teague club, has been released by the Waterloo Nine of the Thre League. His departure follows a slump that disappointed fans after a varied career across clubs from Massachusetts to Iowa. Crane may secure a spot as First Baseman with Waterlos from Wheeling.
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Waterlos
Seague
Ovfier
Mde
Crane
Wheeling
Dickey
Centr! Teague
Hendricks Yerume
Massachusetts
Van Arnam Manufacturing ad and postponed match in New York
An afternoon nole match between American and English teams was postponed to tomorrow after noon due to field conditions. Also an advertisement for a foad of dry hardwood kindling at Van Arnam Manufacturing Co. lists price and contact number.
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New York
Notice on Premises Evacuation at McKinnieville
Agents on the ground at McKinnieville inform parties to view the premises by telephone at 666 and an auto will call to remove them.
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