Canton Defeats Fort Wayne With Dawson and Robinson Homers
Canton Ohio June 27 Dawson and Robinson hit homers powering Canton to a 4 to 2 victory over Fort Wayne in the opening game here. Golderick relieved by Biersdorfer in the third. Fort Wayne cleanup hitters produced runs but Canton pulled away late.
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Dawson
Robinson
Canton
Golderick
Biersdorfer
Ohio
Cantons
Fort Wayne
Alsved
Vicitors
Bill Golari
Akron
Fort Wayar
Burman Races Like Gentleman in Exhibition Display
Fouls Menechetti a Maliay driver of the Nemedex car who challenges Burman and Stevens today. The incident hints at sportsmanlike conduct and hints at dreams of records in tricky foreign gad and France by known ag “The Tavings bie.”
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Menechetti
Stevens
Sinelin
France
Wohaan Shop League Club Joins Local Competition
The Wohaan Shop enters the local shop league with their team, detailing early lineups, captains, and management plans. The text outlines initial player placements, anticipated positions, and early strategy as the club prepares for the season.
Speed Trials and Crowd Scenes At the Orlvinge Meet
A garbled report describes Burnan and Rob Thurman amid a noisy crowd. It notes speed predictions, event start times around 2:20 p.m. for the Remy trapewril, keropheat at 3:30, and Malayar Be at 4 nm, with reflections on racing fame and nerves.
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Trent
Texay
Pepnis
National League scores tangled in shaky game
New York edges Pittsburgh 5 to 4 as Margiard tied the proffered record with fourteen straight wins after a pitching duel with Marty O'Toole. Cincinnati overcame rain to beat Boston four to two in the afternoon tilt, with homers contributing to the four runs.
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Pittsburg
Marioard
Marty O'Toole
Margiard Tian
Bcora
Pittsboro
York
Borton
Maas
Cincinnati
Dinkwon
Boston
Scoran
Hopton
Ooonhlor
Perdug
Kling
Hum Phries
McLean
Ginelmnats
Brooklyn Bears Rally For Victory In Rain Storm Fight
June 17 at Brooklyn a pitched game saw Winge struggle early then rally the Bears as Harmon hit freely. They defeated St Louis as a rain delay halted the old inning. Victory credited to Bears bullpen and timely hitting by Ying, Muller and Brennan amid the stormy conditions.
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Brooklen
Wingerg Way
Tnsday
Basea Island
St. Louis
Harmon Wan
Bears
Brooklyn
Harmen
Wings
Ying Jing
Muller
Uinphee
Brennan
Evansville Baseball Club appeals for loyal support this season
Evansville base ball enthusiasts face a pivotal season as attendance so far fails to cover visiting teams' expenses. The Central League loss and K I Jenga led to uncertainty about next year unless fans back the new club financially and loyally. If support wavers, Evansville risks losing professional baseball entirely and the chance to host games next season.
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Evanavilla Courier
Evanaville
Bath
Lenge Yaimex
Ely
Ramee
Evansville
New Caeball Lab
Fang
I. T. Jenque Rumner
Dr. Carson
K. IT. Jenga
Studen
Patrohate
Evanaville Willoon
Soln- Son Ja
Tana
Pasekay
Evans
Thesean
K. R
Asrurad
Kansas Fly By In Columbus as Hatteries Shine
June 17 report from Columbus describes Kansas scoring by seven hits and Laewil holding Columbus to three hits while perfect control and faultless support shape the game. Umpires Jerhaltgr and Connolly noted calls as Kansas advances to a win in a tense midweek clash.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kansas
Laewil
Jie
Wy Oitnun
Kansan
FC Hatteries
Cooper
Ryar
Sir
Powell
O'Connor
Jerhaltgr
Connolly
Chicago Beats Chicago in Final Game of Series 7 to 1
In an American League clash Boston and Chicago met with Chicago winning the final game 7 to 1. Justin claimed a third straight Mishary over Chicago as Gary Merrmann led the visitors with standout play. Cincinnati guests attended the event at Comiskey Park and were entertained by the home club.
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Fecpeemates
Tae
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Blount
Epovdy Oullipider
Vanidngritt
Ana
Rly Wan Cough
Xhird
Tome
Shaughnessy
Pany
Sian
Rine
Pabieh
Nactin Ts Rervas
Cate
Aisock
Sherosa
Fyn
Hue
Patil
Teason
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Chicago
Anaton
Justin
Gary Merrmann
Wang Ash
Blaine Chil Ul
Cincinnati
Preshdant Comiskey
Che
Dryman
Ayam
Thomas
Lapp
Chicago White Sox
Besos
Ane Oday
Beneriven
Thorgh
National League
Ump~lve
Tuch
Moore
O'Day
Grimm
May recall drive leads to job at Crain Biscuit Co
Fragment in readable text mentions Spencer from New Orleans Joann and Sivo Wiley facing changes at a plant. Note refers to good wages and potential recall likelihood.
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Crain Jbiscuit Co
Detroit Asks Waivers for Mullen and Summers Players
Detroit clubs request waivers on George Mullen and Piddle Summers. The two players are not yet cleared as the team plans to designate Patterson Fletcher as a placeholder.
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Clut Hue
George Mullen
Pildle Summers
New Warm Up Rule Not A Burden On Infielders
A sports column argues the new warm up rule between innings imposes little burden on infielders and may not hurt game flow. It notes pitchers often hard to control, delays mostly from catcher gear and warm ups elsewhere, while praising Giants style and pitchers like Marquard. It also discusses Joe O'Day's managerial potential and the evolving catching talent in both leagues along with Flynn Johnson’s training plans.
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Tommy Clark
New York Giants
Marquard
Mathew Goo
Itvltiers
Johnson
Jef Trins
Thantks
Jim
Jeffries
Svork
Jeffies
Father Time
John Sérleycora
Flynn
Jobrson
Nurry
Chicago Americans
Ed Walsh
Walsh
Johnsons
Mathewsons
Benders
Wolah
Mke Bander
Coomt
Mord
Creatte
Donovan
Petty
Gregg
Fort Wayne Badgers To Face Dizon Gluow Next Sunday
The Fort Wayne Badgers travel to meet Dizon Gluow at the Iattar place next Sunday afternoon after a 7 to 4 loss to Ashley-Hudson at Ashley Ind. The Grays beat Hamilton-Lenders 4 to 7. game noted for two long drives by a Fight folder and left field hit with two on. Weather delayed start. game time 3:20.
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Enalanxe
Yaara
Fort Wayne Badgers
Iattar
Ohio
Bunge Noor
Ashley-Hudson
Hamilton
Ashley
Ind
Ie Hemilton
Ashley-Hudgon
Grays
Hin Mitches
Ashley Wih
Nia
Tuara
Anh- Jay-Hydaon. Say Clari’y Twarbas
Rise
Wamilton
Grays Hoover
Lark
Hoover Shack
Notable Confusion Over Joe Rivers Nickname
The tale recounts Joe Rivers and the misnaming incident at Naud Junction Cal. secretary Charlie McFugh mistakenly assigns Jon Rivers as Rivers's fighting name, leading Rivers to mockingly adopt the alias. The anecdote highlights Rivers resisting any humiliation, while critics remark on his stubborn pride and reputation.
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Joe Rivers
Jone Yaberra
Rivers
Naud Junction
Cal
Charlie McFiugh
Pacific Athletic Club
Joe
Tone Yabarra
Scott
Charlie
McHugh
Jon
Welk
Jon Rivers
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