Coach Stiehm to Head Athletics at Indiana University
Indiana University trustees approve a new system making Coach Stiehm the real boss of athletics with full control over intercollegiate and intramural programs. A June 30 planning session will finalize details with the athletic board and directors at Indianapolis, including staffing changes and revised varsity letters awarded to athletes across football basketball baseball and other sports.
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Stiehm
NEW Systems
Bloomington
Roijkl
Kidlana University
Hota ‘of Trustees
Bulebm
Athietics
Wong
Contrat
Jona W. Cravens
Stigha Aml
Alicevers
Indianapolis
Turing
Hasket
R. W. Whisman
Prake University
Des Moines
Stielm
Woth
Whisman
Privur
Fred Teehe
Teain
Cotton Berndh
Armnasium
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Tek
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Goifarence
Teim
Drake
Athetic Board
Intercollegate
Clans
St Louis Wins In The Eighth Inning In A Big Rally
In a high scoring game at St Louis on June 14, Wellman faltered in the seventh allowing four runs before the home team surged in the eighth. Four doubles, five bases on balls, and a burst of six runs gave St Louis victory and left Boston’s pitchers overwhelmed. Batteries: Shore, Waster and Catlin for St Louis. Wellman, McCabe, Groom and Beverfeld for Boston.
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Wellman
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Tan
Mars
Shore
Wetad
St. Louis
Moore
Boston
Louis Devotol
Waster
Catlin Wellman
McCabe
Groom
Bevereld
Final college drill marks afternoon event at Concordia campus
Cadets prepare for a final military drill on the Cologne campus this afternoon drawing a large crowd. The Wil Nea til dress affair and the college military band will perform while Captain Ryronda leads an interesting program of crilis and reviews.
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Concordia Cadeta
Cologne
Anterick
Ryronda
Huige
Crilis
Afar
Witnes
Exhibition Baseball Opens With Americans Victory
June 1 in Grant Rapids Wien the Thiteelprin Americans defeated Grand Rapids Central logo team 2 to 0 in a lively exhibition game.
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Grant? Rapids
Wien
Thiteelprin Americans
Grand Rapids Central
Lack of Support Beats Old Master in Mets Rally
Brooklyn and Philadelphia notes highlight a busy day of baseball as Brooklyn wins three of four from St. Louis with sharp hitting and long drives. The Phillies top Pittsburgh in a tense late innings showdown. Boston edges Cincinnati in extra frames. Cornell coach Courtney signals stepping back from duties, urging future players to seek guidance.
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Cardinals
Vora
St. Louis
Aog
Amas
Jasper and Snyder
Canmns
Marquard and
Miler
Meyers
Exercises Close with Suir Spangled Banner
Delegations visited Lindenwood cemetery to decorate thirteen graves of former corps members with flags and flowers after a morning of exercises ending with the Suir Spangled Banner.
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Lindenwood Cemetery
National head of Degree of Honor to visit Fort Wayne
Frances Buell Olson of St Paul national president of the Degree of Honor will arrive in Fort Wayne next Saturday and attend a retention at the home of Mr and Mrs S De Melsheimer 1023 East Warne Street. She is to come from the Ohio state convention and will be accompanied to Indianapolis by Mrs Melsheimer state chief. Mrs Charles Sunderland local lodge representative will also go to Indianapolis.
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Frances Buell Oison
St. Paul
Fort Wayne
S. de. Melsheimer
East Warne Street
Olson
Indianapolis
Melsheimer
Charles Sunderland
Fights Cindy Artist in Columbus Ohio
Frankie Mason of Fort Wayne Zapere waight meets Batting Chink of Cincinnati in Columbus Ohio. Chink replaces Joey Nelson after his defeat last week. Vinson must make weight and trains hard to reach the limit without injury.
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Frankie Mason
Fort Wayne
Judy Beys
Chis
Mason
Rain Shortens Concordia Track Meet
Rain shortened the Concordia college track and field meet at Cenllives Park. Few events were completed and no championships were decided. Walter Millers starred with a 1.55 second 1st yd dash, a strong mark for the day.
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Amoual Concordia Gailege
Feld
Cenllives Parkway
Walter Millers
Bens
College Baseball Scores Reported From New England
College baseball results show Worcester venues with Holy Cross defeating Boston College 2 0 at Worcester. Princeton beat Yale 1 0 in Newark New Jersey. The sequence includes Tros-Columbat U and Rens aglacr Poly with unclear scores and locations.
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Tros
Local Scout Shuts Out Opponent As Nineteen Strikeouts Rule
Paul Irwin, a Washington high school pitcher for an independent team, starved opponents with nineteen strikeouts in a dominant performance. He allowed no walks and kept the other side from reaching first base through innings. The team won 61 amid city-wide baseball chatter as clubs seek matches. Fort Wayne wrestler Young Pizza defeated Kid Mannon in a Tuesday night private match in Refianza.
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Duns
Paul Irwin
Peach
Trivin
Regals
Suns
Young Pizza
Fort Wayne
Kid Mannon
Noted Helper Of Unemployed Figure In New York
Fragmentary report recalls a founder linked to a famed New York hotel named Gimki where thousands of years ago a winter event was recorded. The text mentions a person named Ea Davis as a younger brother and an accusation involving an intimate relationship with a young girl.
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Hotel de Gimki
New York City
Otier Utes
Ea Davis
Glib
Memorial event honors veterans and flag pledge in Indiana
The ceremony featured leaders from Americanism groups and the G A R as Mrs Fannie Gibson and Mrs Byethelhus presided. Commander Beaker and County Clerk Stout accepted a flag awarded for civic service, with Mrs Sutton presenting on behalf of the Woman's Relief Corps.
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Stevens
White Camp
Sons of Veterans
C. S. Beaker
Lawton-Wayne Post
Fannie M. Gibson
W. R. CC
Sutton
Woman's Relief Corpa
D.C. Stout
Maridy
Eilel
Indiana
Stout
News of the Lodges Gives Flag to County Clerk
A flag presentation occurred yesterday as the Woman's Relief Corps and S. Gass post members in Georgia donated the flag to the county clerk for civic use. The event featured remarks by lodge officials and attendees from local representatives and forestry group members.
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S. Gass
Muliner
United States
Roar Sutton
S. Bass
Awton Wayne Post to Meet Saturday
The Lawton Wayne post No 971 GOAL TR will hold its quarterly meeting Saturday in Market Hall with Commander D L Beaber in charge. Joseph Crawford, Civil War veteran of Company C 12th Indiana Infantry and Marion soldiers home resident, will be named on the roll of honor.
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Wordermarkt Hall
Lawton-Wayne
D. L. Beaber
Joseph Crawford
Twelfth Regiment
Indiana Infantry
Marlon
Spanish War Camp Muster Recruits
Spanish war veterans are reminded of an upcoming meeting of Henry J. W. Lawton camp U. S. W. V. at Vordermark hall tomorrow night. Several membership applications will be received and one recruit will be mustered. A social time will follow the regular session.
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Henry JW. Lawton
Vordermark Hall
Veteran visits bunkie of Civil War service in Fort Wayne
Comrade William Davin, Civil War veteran, 86, visits Fort Wayne and stays with old army bunkie George W. Aldrich. They both served in Company A, Fifth Indiana Cavalry for three years and were prisoners in Charleston, S C, during the siege. Davin will attend a Lawton Wayne meeting Saturday. The Pythian Sisters meet this afternoon at Mrs Lydia Titus’s home.
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Hale
Fi Eplte
Swan
Fort Wayne
Bunkie
Tontmats
George W. Aldrich
Fifth
Indiana Cavalry
Charleston 3. C
Baseball Scores From Major League Games
Indianapolis defeated St Paul 7 to 4 as Niehaus sparked a rally with hits in the later innings. Kansas City beat Columbus 9 to 4 with runs in the fourth inning and key plays from several hitters. Milwaukee and Toledo games featured late scoring as Louisville also posted a win.
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Louisville
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Columbus
Toledo
St. Paul
Nee Ow
Milwaukee
Tiane
Hansas City
Columbow
Deul Atole
George Pele
Seor
Columbis
Billerles Gages
Coleman
Coomeham
Berry
Tolerto
Knights of Pythias Meeting At Fort Warnelode
At 7 o clock this evening the Knights of Pythias lodge 118 at 723 Walnut Street Fort Warnelode will confer the rank of Tage on several candidates during the meeting tonight.
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Walnut Street
Fort Warnelode
Knights of Pythias
Flag Day Observed Across New York City
June 14 saw Flag Day observed in multiple city locations including the Willstreet area near the U S sub-treasury. Events featured speakers such as Johnny Daniel Tomlinson and Mayor Mitchell with Navy Chief TR Weber among participants.
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New York
Sedonis
Willstreet
Sons of the American Revolution of
Jonny Daniel Tomlinson
Mitchel
Jaont Tourmira Bardel
TR. Weber
New York Navy
Phives
Agth
Jas
United States
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