Hardin Starts With Victory Over Akron
Fort Wayne built a late rally to defeat Akron 15 to 1 as Hardin delivered timely hits and strong defense. Teammate Mee Tafferty starred at third while Latimer and Johns aided scoring in crucial innings.
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Muissens
Ierewe
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Mardin
Fort Wayne
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Van
Art
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Dbeener
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McLalverty
Martin
Binant
Fandagritt
Shaughneay
Alon
Latti More
Knisely
Muccéssign
Lattimore
Om Knisely
Johns Koreyn Potssul
Wardill
Funelie
Visitira
Baseball Sunday card with teams and times
Waterloo faces Shamrocks at League park at 3 p m in a Trolley league game. Shamrock prices and Ladies Day listed. Fort Wayne Crystale meet Paulding City top at 5 or 6 p m Sunday morning. Players told to report by 2 h Calhoun or Dutlen. Phone call requests to Giants manager about a 2060 blacks to arvaumy for Rama. All-Stars challenge and Fort Wayne Nationals clash with other teams on Sunday June 14.
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Waterloo
Shamrocks
League Park
Shamrock Prices
Fort Wayne Crystale
Toomorrow
Aly
Nt Uime
Calhoun
Dutlen
Anihanya
Giants
Phoos
Nx Posalhin Unie Mnornlye
Arvaumy
Rama
Magnolias Open New Park at Antwerp
The Magnolias inaugurate a new park at Antwerp and face Alderabla in a local rivalry. The Cary brothers coordinate Antwerp’s battery while Bade and lines support the visiting Worats. Magnolias depart at 11:40 a.m. and resume play against Warenw Marconi next Sunday.
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Magnolias
Antwerp
Burman and Countiss Bring Speed to Fort Wayne Auto Races
Reported saloon and racing stars Catherine Countiss and Burman along with Chief Bender to attend auto races in Fort Wayne. Burman arrives from Toledo with his two daughters aboard a Pullman car and three heavily laden racing autos. Pilots training for Milwaukee grind Prix will drive monster machines en route, with special militia and police protections and Packard band to perform. Burman aims to set a new speed record and display of high powered cars at the driving park.
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Toledo
Port Wayne
Burman
King Bob
Konz
Horne
D Power
Miltia
Police Department
Packard Band
Ated
Fort Wayne
American Association game report from Columbus confirms draw with Milwaukee
In Columbus Ohio the American Association game ended in a 7 to 7 tie after a rough stretch with errors by Bruck. Copper delivered solid support while War mot showed resilience. Key players included Cooper Smith Dougherty Schalk and Connolly, with Carson presiding over the match and Milwaukee’s lineup noted for strategic errors.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bevek
Coopry and Smith
Dougherty
Schalk
Amophes
Bierihaiter
Connolly
Easterner criticises smoke nuisance here
An eastern visitor in Fort Wayne criticizes local air pollution while touring Foster furniture store The man notes the county power plant smoke stacks and contrasts them with Yonkers progress He speaks with Frank J Rahe of a local furniture firm about smoke ordinances and Fort Wayne business aims.
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Frank J. Rahe
Foster Furniture
Anthony Hotel
Sarge Manufacturing Company
Yonkers
N. C
Kr Wayne
Clever Van Arnám Joins Oil Tankmen as Infielder and Pitcher
Clever Van Arnám becomes infielder and pitcher for the Oil Tankmen. Walter Winglebreent and WL Gratmt are cited, with Inglabreent noted as second baseman. Wy previously served 46 months with the Pennsylvania wah, and Gruber quit to join Van Arnám.
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Clever van Arnam
Walter Winglebreent
Iefly
Inglabreent
clever Van _Araumvich
Jexeue
Pennsylvania Wah
Gruber
Americans Aim for Sixth Olympic Triumph in Stockholm
New York June 14 Americans on the way to Stockholm for the sixth Olympiad have a history of dominance in modern athletics. They have won medals in most events across prior renewals, including 24 events in Paris 1900 and 17 victories in Paris 1900, with strong showings in St Louis 1904 and Athens 1906. The table of past winners shows Americans leading in 75 victories across 37 events, with 21 records set on the Stockholm program so far. Patriot fans anticipate another American triumph in Stockholm.
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Wal Bee Gatere & Cookie
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Milwaukee
Local White Sox to Play Willshire Sunday
The White Sox travel to Willshire, Ohio, by interurban Sunday morning at 8 o clock for a game. Mckeo will start on the mound and Cuet will patrol the outfield with Aleg catching and Hermeyer behind the plate.
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Willshire
Wiltshire
Ohio
Ciel
Wigtia
Bevatar
Creator
Arto
Mckeo
Arcend Basa
Cuet
Outfeld
Emnet Engoy Aleg
Twcals
Hermeyer
Automobile lecture by E Phil Merrill at Wayne Hotel
Atary Turris of 1726 Hanna Street was arrested by Officer Crawley on a warrant from her husband Peter Harris charging drunkenness. The report cites one of Mary's recent sprees as the specific offense.
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Atary Turris
Hanna Street
Crawley
Peter Harris
Mary
Woman May Have Killed for Insurance in Chicago Case
Chicago reports Mrs Taiko Andon under police scrutiny as investigators probe the deaths of her husband two daughters and three children. Insurance valued at 14650 dollars cited. a neighbor named Henry Kuher, a roomer at the Kindergarten Home, remains to be questioned though charges seem unlikely.
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Chicago
Taiko Andon
Tshunis
Wheeta, & Son
Garriel
Henry Kuher
Kindert Nimo
Wnn
Spartiy Dawebatt Club Faces Young Browns At Lawton Park
The Spartiy Dawebatt club meets the Young Browns this afternoon at Lawton Park. All players are expected to be present at 10 o'clock in the Teaverted rooms. The Groscents team from ha city will play a Sunday afternoon game, both squads featuring players around 16 or 17 years old, amid local chatter and preparatory arrangements.
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Ha City
Harold Werkman
Photta
Spartiy Dawebatt
Law~ton Park
Ureelu
Barva and Centlivre Prepare Suit Over Street Widening Plan
Ren R. Barva owner east of Apy Run avenue and Lowin A. Centlivre owner west of the same plot will appeal to the courts as the board of works moves to take a ten foot wide strip from each side to widen the street for a future bridge. They oppose the plan despite a massed resistance from the board of works and park commissioners.
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Lowin A. Centilyra
Te Board of Works
Ay Pepe
Board of Works
Board of Park Commissioners
Barve
Centlivre
Chicago Beats Phillies In Rough League Game
Chicago won 7 to 5 as Downes fractured his ankle by a foul ball late in the game. The visitors used timely hits and fielding miscues to seize the victory, with Downs hitting a triple and two home runs. Batteries for Chicago were Ren and Archeron. for Philadelphia, Wallace and Riiter. Umpires Ovens and Brennan.
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Gmoire Qwens
Chiara
Reuluach
Lavender
Archeron
Wallace, Curtis and
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Graham
Soppires
Ovens and
Brennan
Corunna News item catalog from Cleveland era chatter
CORUNNA NEWS CORUNNA Ind June 14 Mv Robert Barrow and Ars Harvey Treesh visited relatives at Ropaan yie thla anotmina Miss Zola Reynolds re vieiting fiends at Indianapolis Mrs J A Alin has gone to Toronto Canneda to visit her mother and sister for a month Miss Rowah Reynolds was the guyat of friends at Auburn last night Mian Helen Moody was a sutheritute central at the local telephone exchange Mrs George Becker has returned to he ignsed at after a visit here Ralph Raber Mrs O P Raver and Dies Maude Lape of Kendallville were visitors to-day at the home of Mrs George Miles Me and Mrs Howard Becker have returned to Chicago after a visit with relatives here Mrs Anon Thomas of Auburn and Mrs Charles Warner of Chicago were guests last evening at the homes of Mr and Mrs M J Thomas Me Alva Guahwe and daughter Mildred of Auburn are the Peer of the former's sister Mrs Ora Rowe The Minton Vide and Vers McDops said sreat Ligonier for an over Sunday visit Mrs RB B Wood was called to Wolf Lake that night because of the serious illness of a nun relative Mrs John Gutthlefa on the sick Met Mrs Eliza Giford of Winnipeg Canada is visiting her mother Mee Mary Hosier zine Bowera tmil with appendix citie The Treesh family reunion will be held Saturday at the home of Dr and Mrs Will a Rohm just one of Cow rupria The augherly conference of the BL F churches of thin circuit withe her Saturday and Sunday at the MEB church here
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Ars Harvey Treesh
Ropaanyie
Zola Reynolds
Indianapolis
J. A. Alin
Toronto
Rowah Reynolds
Auburn
Mian
Helen Moody
Central
George Becker
Ralph Raber
O. P. Raver
Maude Lape
Kendallville
George Miles
Howard Becker
Chicago
Mra
Anon ‘Thomas
Charles Warner
M. J. Thomas
Alva Guahwe
Mildred
Ora Rowe
Minton
McDops
Ligonier
RB. B. Wood
Wolf Lake
John Guthtlefa
Eliza Giford
Winnipeg
Canada
Mee
Mary Hosier
Detroit Defeats Athletics 4 3 After Ninth Inning Rally
Detroit beat Philadelphia 4 to 3 in a ninth inning rally defined by Valier's triple and Moriarty's hit, Cobb throwing home to cut down Oldring. Weathered by crowd as Cleveland won earlier, Umpires Hnet and Con polly noted.
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Mich
Valier
Triple
Moriarty
Yingis
Cobb
Rethinis Oldring
Aceon Philadelphia
Butteries
Bender
Thoma and
Isgans Witlett
Onslow
Stanace Umpliws
Weatervelt
Evales
New York Takes Evening Game In St Louis Series
New York built a late lead with a hit and a stolen base then added two more in the final innings. St Louis struggled on the bases as both teams produced scattered scoring. Batteries were Mitchell Brown and Krichel for New York with Fisher Quinn Street and Sweeney behind the plate. Umpires Loughlin and Egan.
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Fisher
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Sweeney
O’ Loughlin
Egan
Warsaw minister granted month’s leave of absence
The Rev. James M. Ealing pastor of the Presbyterian church in Warsaw Indiana has been granted a month’s leave of absence. He and his family have traveled to Winona Lake for vacation. A session committee arranged replacements for church services during his absence.
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Ind
James M. Ealing
The
Presbyterian Church
As di Tee
Winona Lake
Automobile lecture by Mr E Phil Merrill at Wayne Hotel
In Warsaw Indiana June 14 a Big Four Surveyors party for the Big Four Railroad company is surveying the area for extensive improvements. They plan new switching tracks and a new freight house with officials eyeing several potential sites.
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E. Phil Merrill
Wayne Hotel
Warsaw
Ind
Big Four Railroad Company
Trolley League Notes Highlight Antwerp Reds Schedule
J. F. Hardy, manager of the Antwerp Reds, has arranged two Shamrocks games, one at Antwerp and one in Fort Wayne. Blakey starts for Shamrocks against Waterloo Reda at League Park, and tomorrow Auburn visits Garrett while Columbia City goes to Kendallville. Morning and afternoon trolley matches are set for July 4, with Independence Day events at Teague Park.
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