Fort Wayne Beats Grand Rapids 7-0 in Slow Game
Fort Wayne shut out Grand Rapids 7 to 0 as Holt limited the visitors after Pendry opened with a single. Key hits included Young’s two base clouts and Onslow’s triple as Fort Wayne bolstered their lead with timely hits and fielding plays.
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Fort Wayne
Grand Rapids
Alvals Holt
Billken
Cy‘yus Young
Walliere
Wallops
Frives
Vauilere
Wes Aight
Southern Michigan
Reener
Elemre
Exaty
Hole
Jack Onslow
Ane Biliken Beachstopper
Joktland
Pendy
Teat Wicki
Casey
Justin
Ancks
Ouk
Goldrich
Biliken
Brouble
Goldvich
Grand
Murray
Blount
Young
Justice
Keeners
Cleveland
Ragan
Keener
Es Bo
Clancy
Onslow
Oh Valliere
Eablea
Jong
Yandagure
Gray
Buster
Pendry
Grand Rabid
Boven
WeDanough
Bekiich
Daslow
Valllere
Ptorely
Grand Rapid
Fort Warne
Torng_ Threr
Twoehass
Carey
Huntington Shuts Out Wabash Nine in Tight Game
Huntington Indiana June 15 in an air tight game Huntington shut out Wabash 2 to 0. In the first inning Huntington scored both runs and held on as both teams fought hard. Drolinger pitched stellar ball for Wabash with ten strikeouts. Umpire Spards. Bluffton Indiana June 15 Lafayette used its best pitcher to beat Bluffton 3 to 2. Hasseld pitched well for Bluffton with ten strikeouts. Batteries Hasseld and Wernie for Bluffton Bryan and Gouger for Lafayette.
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Pendry
Vandy
Youagie
Vanda Moet
Ragan
McDonough
Tett
Gray
Murray
Hisenlile
Wickland
Onsino
Bis
Miret
Van
Jack
Jeacher
Kihm
Clancy
Vandascifi
Gregs
Huntington
Ind
Howes Noa
Tracey
Dentinger
Ax Howes
Farnam
Prefferia
Walker
Hitler
Baoll
Hook
Wid
Hewes
Drolinger
Hewls
Spards
Bluffton
Amateur Baseball Clubs Seek Sunday Scrimmages in Nearby Towns
In Kendallville Indiana on June 16 1906 amateur baseball circles announce the Weet Enderays seek games with city clubs averaging 16 to 1 years and plan a contest at Van Arnam grounds on Sunday June 1. Beaeess to play at Burs Oak Sunday with departure from Nickel Pintest 12 30. Goshway and Eubelhoer note all staff at focal clubs. players told to meet tonight. Harry Isle released from Manistee State Prague team deemed below manager’s standard. Foster's advertises folding camp stores at 25 cents.
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Tae Fort Wayne Royals
Columbia
Cley Culm
Hunter Town
Woodburn
Weet Enderays
van Arnam
Goshway
Eubelhoer
Focals
Kendallville
Inds
Harry Isle
Manistee
State Prague
Mszager
Harry
Elkhart Citizens Goes Off, Wisconsin Player Freed
Milwaukee reports the Elkhart Citizen story noting AG action. Criger of the Mile Milwaukee American association team, a veteran player, received unconditional release to Gay.
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Milwaukee, Wis
Dnc. AG
Lot Criger
Mile
Perans
BiG COLLEGIAN JOINS FORT WAYNE CLUB
Dimopfel, a right hander from the University of Maryland, joined the Local Central Jesque club and drew attention from Eastern clubs. Fort Wayne owner Wartell Crow and manager Casey discussed signing, with South Bend’s Bill Essick trimming the Deywonce and talks continuing via telegrams about potential Fort Wayne pitchers being traded.
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Dimopfel
Jef Pfelfer
Dimpfel
University of Maryland
Wartell Crow
South Bend
Alinneapolis
Joosa
Essie
Casey
Dayton
Ferick
South Band
Exsick
Smith
Exeter Peat
Fort Wayne
Besick
Yefora Casey
Grand Rapids
Brown Loses Cubs Out Of First Place
In Chicago on June 5 Philadelphia defeated Brown 2 0, dropping the Cubs from first place. Pitchers Frown and Burne worked the game amid tense moments with sacrifices and misplays noted. Other scores included St Louis edging Cincinnati 3 0 as Batters Rucker and Bergen led the hitters, and New York 7 0 at Toronto with strong pitching and defense.
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Brown
CUBS
Chicago
Philadelphie
Heer
Chienea Phoudel
Archeryaria
Doolo
Umphas
Klela
Rugkea
ST. Paul
Minn
Toledo
Cronle
Pale
Sziston
Buttersancrifice
Kelly
Elngic
Boorse
Potier team triumphs in Evansville game
Evansville Indiana June 26 Zaner ville won the third game of the series from Evansville 6 to 2. Hilliger starred with three singles and one double in five trips to the plate.
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Evansville
Ind
Zanerville
eHilliger
Essick Beats Dayton in Doubleheader at South Bend
Essick wins first game in South Bend as Dayton suffers two losses. Pitchers Smith and Winehell duel. key hits by Mitchell, Cameron, and DeHaven spark Essick offense. In second game, Dayton bats struggle, South Bend takes early lead with sixteen hits. Adams and Hendrix contribute as South Bend secures victory.
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Datton
Punchers
Darton Beith Bond
Essick
Ieals
Smith
Wd Winchall
South Bond
South Bend
Ritasburs
Adams Raligved
Hendrix
Boston
Odor Teoceonit
Weaver
Mrown
Pires Mason
Volinatone
Joao Dummarr
Mes—Knoll
Dobard
Hy Smith
Winehell
Kagan
Balle
Om Smith
Dayton
Benzon
Cameron Kroy
Schinlen
Geler
Cleary
Ueler
Core
Vee Kelly
Wetzel
Holmes
Bealck
South Ben
Watzel
DeHaren
Etulen Nase
Helly
Cameron
Baseball Scores From June 15 In Boston New York and Washington
In Boston the Red Sox beat Cleveland 4 to 3 after a shaky start. New York lost big to Detroit 5 to 0 as Wohiers pitched shutout baseball. Washington defeated St Louis 7 to 5 in a hard fought game with Powell and Hughes leaving the mound early due to hits and runs.
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Washington
St. Louis
Powell
Hughes
Louie
Groom
Ainsmithy Powell
Hamilton
Clarke
Egan
Bherldun
Milford visitors and Goshen show attendees listed
Savle Stieby Cam Crow and Olan Beckman were Milford visitors Wednesday. Ladd and Arnold Hackman went to Decatur to attend the Chicago squad convention. En route they stopped at Lafayette to view the Bs. Goshen Wednesday brought Wilma Iftiean Tush Blitman Lola Zerby along with Mr and Mrs Rapp and daughters Christine and Katharine. Mrs Lepper and family and Tussell and daughter Roth returned from Warsaw Wednesday night. Mrs William Beekman returned from Garrett where she had visited. The most complete gas range is the New Process sold at Foster's from 10 to 40 dollars.
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Syracuse
Ind
Savle Stieby
Cam Crow
Olan Beckman
Milford
Her. Ladd
Arnold Hackman
Dacatur
Tenois
Etter
Chicago
Lafayette
Goshen
Wilma Iftiean
Tush Blitman
Lola Zerby
Dire
Rapp
Christine
Big Robertson Discovers Roy Keener In Baseball World
In winter 1908 Robertson, then with the Indian club, mentored Roy Keener at West Florida college, guiding him from embryo pitcher to varsity contributor. Keener joined Dayton and South Bend, hit over .300, pitched and played outfield, later focusing on fielding and fishing with Robertson during spring college sessions.
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Big Robertson
Roy Keener
Baseball
Pitener Robertson
Indiananole Club
West Firelnna
Hoy Ekeener
Ioead
Robble
Keener
Robertson
YoUere
Hobbie
Agele Grantef
Roy
We Delow
Dayton
South Bend
Gram
Blo
Sesson
Hobey
Rebbis
Io Tina Toy
Sprague and neighbors feature in Monroeville wedding notices
Monroeville Ind June 15 local brief lists visitors and family happenings. Sprague and McComb families returned home after attending the Bowers wedding. Charles Knecht of Lima hosted guests Louis Nieger and Amity. Agnes Philips at home for summer vacation. Mrs Frank Walters and Burton shopped in Mort Wayne. J Iyckeot hosted Ald Society meeting at Methodist church with dainty refreshments. H C Ankney took a week long Cincinnati trip. Mrs D W Miller visiting Winona Lake and caring for new grandson. William Ervin and family returned from Constantine Michigan. S Sweaty and Estrart Sweany spent Sunday in Michigan City with Mrs Walter Rugsall. Sweany plans a further visit.
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Mort Wayne
J. Iyckeot
Ald Society of
Methodist
Churen
H. C Ankney
Cincinnati
O. Wile
D. W. Miller
Winona Lake
Finca
Walter Rugsall
Mr. Sweans
Mr. Sweeny Cul
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Albion militia to oversee state shoot at Fort Benning
Albion residents are told that Captain Als part Black has been appointed secretary of arms practice for the Third regiment. The shooting drill will occur at Fort Benning on June 25 and 26 with Cap ping Drelsbach from Fort Wayne, Markley from Columbia City, and Kimble from South Bend serving as assistant markers.
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Albion
Alspart Black
Nhoot
Fort Benig
Sarrison
Drelsbach
Fort Wayne
Markley
Columbia City
Kimble
Gooth Bend
Erie
E. W. Moreland CO
Wayne Strait
Ind
Columbus cops lose contest and take early lead in league
In a tense American Association game, Columbus squandered a late surge by Kansas City and held on to win 18 to 11. LeSard pitched well until the eighth inning as Columbus broke the game open with five runs off four singles and two errors.
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Kanbab City
Kansas City
Columbus
Lesard
Mavens City
Lessard
Cooke
Luewin
Powell
Altrock
Brandom
Albion Band Opens Open Air Concert in Albion Voice
The Albion band gave its first open air concert to a large crowd last evening. The program was attractive and well received. The band is organized at Albion Youte Mam, with strong local interest and capable leadership credited to Edward Worten and Louis F. Cardes for promoting the event.
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Albion Band
Albion
Myst
Thal Bion
Iwader
Edward ¥. Worten
Oferta
Baseball Items From Hereand There in Sportdom
Items from Sportdom cover New York Americans stars, Bay City versus Adrian game results, and candid notes on players like Nageleisen and Easterly. Mentions of Kalamazoo, Keplamaxoo, and Philadelphia Americans appear with rumors about trades and Spring plans. The piece reflects lively baseball chatter and regional club notes.
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Schor al
Chase
Tansear
New York Americans
Jeaguers
Aseban
Tinacles
Pete
King
Gatis
Bay City
Adrian ‘Wednesdy
Bay Cits
Michigan
Cleveland
Butcher
Evanwville
New Orleans Ny
Rutrker Gox
Philadelphia Americans
Adathewson
Cubs
Heinia
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