Philadelphia 6 Chicago 1 in sixth and seventh errors
Philadelphia Nationals beat Chicago 6 to 1 as sixth and seventh innings errors helped. Attendance 3,177. Batteries St Vrain Kling Dugdale Bolin umpire O’Day.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1902
Page
1
Philadelphia Nationals beat Chicago 6 to 1 as sixth and seventh innings errors helped. Attendance 3,177. Batteries St Vrain Kling Dugdale Bolin umpire O’Day.
Cleveland takes the final game of the series from Philadelphia as Mernhand drives in Kin with a three run shot. Attendance 10,545. Cleveland next travels to Canton to face Kenton on Sunday.
Milwaukee lost to Minneapolis 9 to 3 after Cook of St Paul retired after two innings. Elliord filled in, Dungan and Lynch contributed, attendance 400. Umpire Tindi. Also Toledo defeated Indianapolis 3 to 2 after outplaying at nearly every point except one eighth inning baserunning.
In Terre Haute on June 4 Hackett lost his first start as Ferguson and Starnagle helped Rockford dominate. Terre Haute’s first shutout loss, a chaotic game with disputed calls, left Rockford scoring 19 runs to Terre Haute’s none. Batteries Hackett Ferguson Starnagle Kilian Thiers. Umpires Simonton Owens.
A garbled transcription lists AL games with stray team names and unclear scores. Mentions Chattanooga, Atlanta, New Orleans, Memphis, Birmingham and Shreveport in fragmentary fashion, suggesting a busy schedule but lacking coherent results or dates.
Scores show Cornell 7 at Michigan 4 and Chicago 11 over Northwestern 2. Harvard 1 beat Cambridge, while Pennsylvania none. Blues rally in ninth, four errors lead to lapses. Fort Wayne HS loses to Goshen 9 to 6 as Goshen hitters overpower locals, despite brief Fort Wayne defense. Batteries listed as Smith Longfeld Lapahive Leacholston Cornel.
The advertisement touts Ite Cream soda water and simmer drinks for purity and taste at Kristen's. It highlights quality and excellence in flavor and cleanliness as a key selling point.
Carl Upmeyer from Ann Arbor visits for summer. County Treasurer J H Rohan visits daughter in Chicago. Owen N Heaton in Coldwater Mid visiting relatives ten days. Jesse F R Straughn, longtime east side resident, suffered partial paralysis. Marriage of Lafayette Gierrhart and Golda Louise Van Camp set for today in Homington. Couple to reside at 1417 South Calhoun Street after a short wedding trip.
Yale defeated Princeton 6 to 4 at the Polo Grounds to capture the interscholastic championship in a game marked by Yale pitching and timely hits. Garven pitched all nine for Yale, limiting Princeton to five, while Yale's Guerney at third stood out defensively. Princeton made a late rally but could not overcome Yale's early lead.
Yale students marched through the campus to celebrate a victory over Princeton. The crowd gathered near the new building and carried torches, cheering as members of the Yale team joined in. The scene was lively, with cheers and banners marking the momentous occasion.
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A fragmented notice notes a Wool Minniws debut at Thea P10 with limited readable details. The text hints at new items or performances affecting local interest, but specifics remain unclear from the scan.
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions a device called a folding gadget with unclear branding. It references a cost around 314 percent and a value near 2 billion dollars, but the text is garbled and lacks verifiable details or context.
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An 1914 Breiburger Hardware Co. ad highlights the lowest prices and the largest assortment of fishing tackle in the state at 1914 Calhoun Street. FREIBURGER'S.
A wedding in private parlor No 1 at Hotel Locke Waterloo united Miss Hessie Kelley and Robert James Nisbet of San Marcial New Mexico. The ceremony by Rev Peter Schmita featured Nellie Nisbet as wedding singer and a dinner for about 25 guests. The couple plan home in San Marcial after June 20. Nisbet is a pharmacist with strong Waterloo ties.
A brief wedding notice notes the couple’s ceremony at a local pharmacy venue. The friends of the bride and groom extend hearty congratulations and best wishes for the couple’s future happiness.
In New York on June 14 the annual meeting of the American Flags dispensation society re-elected Vice Presidents President Roosevelt, Admiral Schley, and Tear Admiral Settey. The re-election was marked by praise for the flag and a warning against insulting it in advertising.
In Philadelphia on June 14 the one hundred twenty-fifth anniversary of the birth of the flag was observed. A parade and visitors from nearby towns marked the day, with many children drawn to the Mary Owellinga business house and the Mayly Cees site as part of the celebration, reflecting regional interest in the flag’s history.
Allen Hamre, president of the school board, filed his bond yesterday for the position. The bond is signed by John Dreibelbing, Charles McCuttoch, Frank Graber, Herman Michaels and Henry M. Williams.
Swain accepts the presidency as lawmakers navigate a contentious session. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text, but the move signals a pivotal leadership transition amid ongoing policy tensions.
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