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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1913
Page
3
Fort Wayne wins the opening game of the series against Evansville five to three. Early faults and a wild eighth inning nearly swing the game for Evansville, but strong hitting by Fort Wayne and standout pitching by Young carry the locals past a late Evansville rally.
Brooklyn produced errors and scattered hits in a tense eleven inning contest with Chicago. An error and a bunt squeeze in the ninth opened the door for Chicago to push across the winning run as Leach scored on a Curtis miscue and a timely hit.
Grand Rapids and Terre Haute clashed in a one sided game with Grand Rapids overpowering 5 to 9 in every phase. Attar pitching and Madden mixed effort as the visitors pressed defense and seized control throughout.
In a tense series game, Rowan outplayed the Reapers with decisive actions by Payton Wile and teammate stars. The rally sequence energized the crowd as Rowan built a firm lead and extended the advantage late in the match.
Chicago defeats Washington 4 to 2 as pitching and late errors shape the seventh inning. New York tops Detroit 4 to 2 in a tied, tense contest with key defensive plays and late scoring.
At the Warsaw Indiana FH rifle range north of town the Third Regiment marksmanship team hosted a slow fire 20 yard and 20 yard events. Four shooters tied for top honors with several others close behind as teams competed for victory in a patriotic Flag Day context at a local business offering a free souvenir flag.
Kansas City scored seven runs in the seventh inning to beat Indianapolis 7 to 4 in Indianapolis Indiana. The game featured key infield errors and a late power swing by Gallaway who homered for the second time. Powell and Crandall led Kansas City while Reading Harrington and Clarke pitched for the Indianapolis side. Umpires were Chit and Brien.
Minneapolis defeated Louisville 7 to 3 in a doubleheader opener. The write up notes Patterson directing play amid steady batting from Sunn 14 recruit Elis and Clemope Patterson plus Owens contributing. Toledo had aggressive lapses as the column references a mix of players and positions across the lineups.
Fragmentary OCR note from a school-like column with names and places including Clinton and Main streets. Mentions a Sunday morning event, a Sox team, and a tailor shop at 1622 S Calhoun.
Concordia's nine defeated St Louis Seminary nine in a tense ten inning game. Schlueter held the visitors hitless after relieving Brandhorst, while Rode pitched well for St Louis. The hosts rallied with timely errors and hits, tying the score in the third and taking the lead late before the decisive extra inning.
New York June 18 Mike Gibbons of St Paul knocked out Young Ahearn of Brooklyn in the fourth round of a scheduled ten round bout at Madison Square Garden. Gibbons used a sharp jab and right to the head to stagger Ahearn and finish with an uppercut. Tom Gibbons, brother of Mike, outpointed Jack Denning in a ten round bout with a strong finish in the final round. Practice has begun for Ligonier High School athletes with several names listed and Scouts preparing for representation.
Grounding details on Nespo players and management moves. Frank Neebu shines at second as Welch and Burke shuffle lineup. Warren dropped, Welch urged to daily impact. O’Brien attempt to steal provokes loud crowd reaction. Burke aims for immediate impact with changes, while injuries force line adjustments and player recovery updates.
The United States opened the international polo series with an easy win and predicts a lively second game against England at Meadow Keals club field tomorrow afternoon. Changes in both teams shift positions as Waterbury brothers and Stoddard adjust lines, aiming to capitalize on past teamwork and veteran skill.
President M Patternan announced the umpire lineup for Sundays matches in the league. Fort Wayne Sampocki at Columbia Gites TeTeher. Singin and Uiskavilla at Keatatvilies Ringle. Anthim at Monrevile Long. All clubs remain tight in the standings as the Shamaocks face Alberta, with Mophing or Thiel Henry expected to lead the offense for the locals.
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