Fort Wayne Outfielder Tutweiler Stars In Wild Sunday Ball
Fort Wayne defeated Evansville 107 to 50 in a chaotic game as Biliken center fielder Guy Tetweiler led a powerful barrage. Tutweiler swung for the fences, drove in runs, and sparked a late rally, including a homer that helped tilt the scoring in the eighth inning. The crowd witnessed a typical Sunday clash with miscues and sharp defensive plays, highlighted by a key sprint and a defensive gem that saved a run at the plate.
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Tut
Evans Ville
Lar Wriggt
Bucka
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Fique
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Ecenor
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Meixell
Finny
O'Mara
Roveh
Tondnrmille
Barkwell
Rob
Fort Wayne Team Big Win Amid Odd OCR Fragment
Huntertown Indiana struggles with garbled OCR while reporting a local game. The fragment mentions a team win and names like Hale and Catteries, with unclear positions and scores.
Webb Starts for Dayton and Stops the Reaper Crowd
Dayton pitcher Webb starts for Dayton in a game against Springfield, delivering a solid outing with eighth inning hits by Dayton, as the Dayton team defeats their foe with strong relief pitching. The report notes Webb's effective work and the tense late innings, highlighting Dayton's performance and the crowd presence in Springfield on June 4.
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Dayton
Reaper
Springfield
Dayton von Tram
Wabl
Wore
Gilbert Fails to Stop Leaders in Dramatic Upset
A rough, garbled report notes Gilbert unable to halt a leaders’ surge as Crank Rapids defeats Terre Staskins. The fragment mentions Grant, 3Outr, and an unclear voter-related action amid a tense contest. details are partially unreadable.
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Gbort
Hart Tocay
Crank Rapids
Terre Staskins
Snatnik
Ylsitire
Seneres
Leading Batters In Both Leagues This Week
Top hitters as of mid June include Joe Jackson Cleveland Py Goby Detroit and Eddie Collins Philadelphia leading the two major leagues. National League contenders include Orchard uth Viox Hugging with strong showings as pitchers shift standings and new stars emerge in Philadelphia Pittsburgh and St. Louis while last season’s leaders Cobb Jackson Speaker vie for top averages.
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Cobb
Collins
Joe Jackson
Cleveland
Py Goby
Detroit
Eddie Colling
Philadelphia Athletics
Speaker
Colling
Ornyuth
Phillies
Viox
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Indianapolis shut out in first game as Minneapolis prevails
American Association action from Indianapolis and Minneapolis features a 0-0 scoreline in the earlier game, with Whelan and Owens contributing in the visitors’ two runs via a triple and a single plus a sacrifice fly. Burns struggles in relief as Indianapolis grasps late offense but falls in a fog-shortened contest.
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Ind
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Young
Harrington Teakencil
Whelan
Owens
Delehanty
Burns
Gilligan
Amet
Iuh
Mington
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Kasserling
Cotter
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Ow ‘Ons
O'Brien and Chi
Toledo
ST. Paul
Tndianapaila
Pirates seek a same for Sun for Springfield city
The Pirates beat the Browns 15 to 2 in seven innings. Brinker and Uenler starred for the Browns while Mackman won for the Crystals Paradelphia. The Nationals defeated the Snakes 12 to 11 with Scherer and Murphs delivering the win. New Haven Eagles beat St Louis at New Haven with Brake and Sone Neh on the mound. American Association standings note New Haven.
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Crystals
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Terr Haute
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MacInacy
Detraiy
New Haven Eagles
St. Teiuis
Jamior Order
New Tack
New Haven
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Manse
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National League baseball results from June 15 with Brooklyn versus Chicago
Brooklyn outplayed Chicago with combined hits by Lefield and Richie, aided by home team errors and strong pitching by Wagner after Allen left. Scoring included multiple double plays and a disputed out call. In St Louis, Philadelphia was defeated 4 to 0 as Beare and Mayer provided the win. Cincinnati beat Boston 2 to 1 behind Banton and Moss, with key runs on a triple by Griner and a late score by Hoblitgel.
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Shams Drop Weird One At Columbia City
Columbia City beat Fort Wayne Sham 8 to 7 in a lengthy, odd contest. Dietrich pitched the full game for Columbia City while Bency and Robbins worked for the visitors. A ninth inning Southpaw pitch with bases loaded produced the decisive run as Columbia City pulled ahead in the ninth.
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Bency
Robbins
Eixth
Ree
Shamraechks
Benoy
Rubbina
Hotter
Weinhald
Umpira
Reichar
Kendallville Reds Rally Past Hicksville 8 To 2 in Steady Win
Kendallville Indiana June 16 Kendallville Reds defeated Hicksville 8 to 2 in a fast game. Cook and Fitzcharjen split pitching duties while overthrows led to Reds scoring. Wranks returned in right field Fourth inning as Kendallville built a lead, batteries Conk Beard Fitzchamies Fritz umpire Ringle.
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KendaLlville Reds
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Hicksville Ciub
Sane
Ram
Cook
Fitzcharjen
Reda
Hickerille
Wranks
Columbia City Frolics
Hicksville
Conk and Beard
Fitzchamies
Fritz
Ringle
Washington Defeats Cleveland in Wide Baseball Victory
Washington gained a decisive win over Cleveland as poor defense and erratic pitching hampered the visiting team. Cleveland used seventeen players including pitchers and catchers, while Washington mounted a late rally led by effective fielding and timely hitting.
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Cleveland
Brandin
Washington
Hughas
McBride
Nelding
Orion
Tyan
Soare
BBE
Garrett Grays Top Garrett Eagles In Sunday Clash
In Garrett Indiana on Sunday the Garrett Grays defeated the Garrett Eagles 6 to 4. The Grays, a young squad with several high school players, showcased solid defense and a key running infield hit by Fred Thompson. Fans praised the Grays growing confidence as they seek local recognition on the diamond.
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Moelae
WhatsStone
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Jageta Ham
Larber
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Fred Thompson
Tor Sreeters
Clabby Leads In Bold Talk as Heavy Hitting Rumors Fly
Daily sport gossip notes Jimmy Clabby’s rising form and a possible clash with Jack Dillon while Everett Scott's star climbs toward major league interest. Trade chatter centers on Bresnahan for Rucker with Cubs and Dodgers, plus Hillinger’s .260 batting and questions about his future with Fort Wayne and Zanesville.
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Cubs
Rucker
Erdollyn Dodgers
Atara
Chicago
Avhich
Cub
Mosers
Mutphy
Evers
Dodgers
Pitcher Bats For Highly Touted Lad In Sox Outlook
A local afternoon game featured a promising pitcher from the White Sox scouts watching a talented lad. The report notes a hefty purchase price for Outfielder Roadh, with details of a twenty five hundred dollar option and an early breakout by a standout batter. Welch, Fetichutte, and Ryan are cited amid a chaotic, offense-heavy contest.
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Sox
Silok
Loudermik
Bearcats Defeat Never Wizzy Wizzers in Late Night Tilt
Frank Rinehart's Bearcats toppled Freimath's Never Wizzy Wizzers 10 to 9 in a tough late game at Cult Innings. Nielmuti pitched for the Bearcats while Butch Wickern contributed for Freimath, with Loeffler making a key center catch as Buck Rwinkgng struggled at the plate.
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Ox-Big Lexguarn, Sich An Carl Contlivre
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Ed Leach
Tans
Big Shamrocks
Nielmuti
Pash
van Loeffler
Haneman
Fralmuth
Loganport Nature Farie Spins Another Plague
In Loganport Indiana a modern version of the frogs plague alarmists fear trains may wreck as frogs imitate engine whistles. Railroad crews report misread signals and flagmen mistake croaks for orders to halt. Officials hired to kill the frogs have had limited success.
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Thil
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Newhouse fights in merger clash ends with forfeit controversy
In Banksville on June 16 a class feud exhibition between New York National and Interstate League teams saw the Giants win 4 to 1. A fight involving Merkle led to umpire actions, a fated forfeit to Zanesville, and a tense continuation under manager Marty Tight.
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Local Colored Team Defeated In Fort Wayne Tilt
In Fort Wayne a colored team lost to the locals by a score of 17 to 10. Weats' team featured strong play with C Elingeenard scoring twice while Mefale and Fuguenard supported for the locals and Hawking and Gane contributed for the visitors.
Fort Wayne Magnolias Beat Warsaw In Tough Contest
The Fort Wayne Magnolias defeated Warsaw 14 to 7 in a rugged game. Larizora, Warsaw's catcher, went 4 for 5 at the plate as Mags led most of the way. Laird and Coachdollar pitched for the Magnolias with Cocholt and Hines catching for Warsaw. Umpire Cook officiated.
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Protest over 100 mile motorcycle race in Terre Haute
Leslie Allen of Chicago won the 100 mile motor cycle race in 2:11:25 at Terre Haute Indiana. V O Schamting of Indianapolis protested the meet claiming Allen's manching was not eligible. The time is reported as a world record for the distance on a half mile dirt track. Sixteen of twenty three entries started and eight finished.
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Tima
Leslie Allen
Ghicago
V.O. Schamting
Indianapolis
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Baker
Sir Krank Hoff
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