Williams Lobs Prove Puzzlers in Fort Wayne Game
Williams dominates on the mound but the Railroaders fall to South Bend as Rigler’s umpiring draws fire. Alberts and Osborn provide brief sparks, while Williams keeps the line moving with a rare lack of speed and deceptive delivery. Fort Wayne suffers a lone hit through nine innings as Evansville and Terre Haute action looms, with scattered notes on Letcher Tie rnan and Tieman.
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Thomas Snapaction Williams
Tiernan
Alberts
Williams
Hatsman
Fort Wayne
Rigler
Qstdick
Osborn
Grants
Lindsay
Zopes
Ostdick
Groeschow
Connor
Letcher
Tieman
Sager
Connors
Searls
Grant
Belden
Dennis
Hooke
Foy
Myers
Earen Foy
South Bend
Port Warne
Wission
Pete
Fetcher
Scrend
Luger O
Scond
Apel Big Bill
Linde George Trofiad
South Pend
Loteher
Myers’ Leng
Pitchers Stifled Scoring as RES and Wheeling Struggled
A garbled scoreboard note shows RES and Wheeling games with poor after-innings hits. Mentions Batteries Miller and Schriver, Fleet and Curtis as players. Umpire Lavelle credited with officiating while other names appear misspelled or unclear.
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Res
UO Tonenaobr
Puede
Miller
Schriver
Fleet
Curtis
Drug Clerks Opened New Bowling Alleys Near City
Fort Wayne drug clerks from the city’s drug company joined two terms of clerks to christen the new bowling alleys built by the Misses Brust on Gott Hel Pradi farm five miles east on the New Haven road. The office clerks won by six pins in a close match after a peppered meal, with plans to resume rolling during the summer months.
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Fort Wayne
Cominy
Brust
Gott- Hel Pradi
New Haven Road
Stigimier
Rosen team edges Geneva in tight ball game
Special to the Journal Gazette from CRCATOR Indiana June 1 Rosen edged the crack Geneva team in a close contest. A two base hit followed by a single in the ninth inning produced the decisive runs as Barrell and Biersdarter dueled on the mound with Pacret besting the opponent. Also notes on pony pigeons races and a speed trial, with records and trainer names.
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Crcator
Ind
Rosenans
Geneva
Linn
Theo Barrell
Biersdarter
Pacret Hardeo
Seb
Segae
Riersdorfer
McIntyre
Worrell
Pennington
Gardner Knocks Out Billy Stift in Ogden Bout
George Gardner defeated Billy Stift in the fifth round in Ogden Utah tonight. Stift was knocked down in the fifth and unable to rise before the count, referee declared the bout ended.
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Ogden
Utah
George Gardner
Billy Stift
Stift
Pitcher Meyers Arrives From Toledo to Strengthen Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne baseball notes announce Meyers arriving from Toledo to bolster the pitching staff. Changes on the roster are not yet final. Jack Hardy joins from the brush league in Chicago, expected to strengthen infield and fielding. Osborn may shift to second base if Hardy settles in. Willis starts on the mound against South Bend with Moffett opposing. Game timing adjusted to depart earlier to catch a train.
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Mort Warne
Jis
Bart
Dntt
Iater
King of Stars
Jack Lardy
Gico
Coalition
Hiardy
Meyers
Toledo
Mautner
Grillo
Flo
Fort Wayne
Alshe
Merneger Myers
Osborn
Hardin
Aithorsh Tyiet
Belden
Torrotten
Tomas
Cat Oshern
Phay
Tudy
Dennis
Gangel
Cooley
Hardy
Mwan
Willis
Fort Woryne
Mofftt
South Bend
Geko
Ordr
Died Under The Knife In New York Hospital
Emma Stuts Daily Speed of Goshen, divorced wife of John Gilmer Speed, editor and writer, died in a New York hospital yesterday afternoon at age forty-five during surgery. Previously widow of Thomas A. Daily, banker of Goshen, she had recently remarried Mr Speed but filed for divorce within two weeks, alleging fault.
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Goshen
Emma Stuts Daily Speed
John Gilmer Speed
New York
Thomas A. Daily
Woman of Northern Indiana Widely Noted for Social Life
The decree was entered in her favor as Mr Speed did not respond. The marriage to a celebrated writer followed a brief acquaintance after her return from Europe. Mrs Daily Speed was famed as a beauty of northern Indiana and a prominent social figure. Her first husband died in a dentist chair while under cocaine anesthesia before tooth extraction.
A Harday For Twirlers Ends In Cincinnati Victory
In a major league game Cincinnati defeated New York 17 to 7. The Yankees used four pitchers in a rough outing as several pitching stars met with disaster. The column notes other happenings across the big leagues.
Philadelphia Fends Off St Louis In Tight Tilt
In a close tied game Philadelphia edged St Louis as Murphy made a spectacular one handed grab. A late ninth inning rally was thwarted by a double play to seal the win for Philadelphia. Attendance listed as 1200.
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Philadelphia
Padune
Phila- Uphia
St. Louis
Murphy
Attendinnee
Age
Beare
Wowiy
Phildelphin C.c
Howell
Sugden
Tentley
Darton
Sheridian
Brooklyn Hits Spark Two-Run Sixth Inning
Pittsburgh report notes Brooklyn produced four hits in the sixth frame to push across two runs, the sole lead change tallied in the game. The tense contest unfolded with both teams trading chances as the inning swung momentum.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Pittsburg Batters Break through in Loss to Pitt
In Chicago on June 19 Pittsburg failed to extend its winning run as opponents struck nine hits. Pacey stole bases at will, Leever and Carrisch anchored the Batteries, while double plays highlighted the defense. Attendance not reported.
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Chicago
Pittingen
Iso
Iiting
Baseball results from Indianapolis and other cities
In Indianapolis a 13 to 7 loss followed McGill’s early five run effort before Goodwin relieved him. The eighth inning rally included six runs aided by Luzky’s home run. Elsewhere Toledo beat Milwaukee 13 to 2 as Martin starred. Kansas City edged Louisville with Eckerts homer in the eighth. Columbus defeated St. Paul with tight pitching and strong catches. Attendance around 3,000 at Columbus.
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Indianapolis
Inn
Adtneapolis
McGill
Goodwin
Aaluzky
Coulters
John Ganzel
Minneapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Stecher
Morgan
Eckerts
Rela
Praovaoon
Shaw
Butler
Gifford
Pape Furniture Moves to New Store on West Main
The Pape Furniture Company will now be found at the new store at 125 West Main Street. Try Journal-Gazette Want Ads for details and listings.
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Pape Furniture Company
West Main Street
Journal-Gazette
Fort Wayne Turner Team Prepares for North American Meet
Prof. R Nohr will lead a nine man Fort Wayne Turner group to Indianapolis for the North American Turnerbund events at the state fairgrounds. The squad includes Gauert Claus Lenenberger Pester Lohse Wagner Schmitt Fortivide and Uhlig. They will compete in dumbbell drift horizontal and parallel bars and the horse plus sprinting and broad jump. Germany also sends nine elite athletes.
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Robert Nohr
Fort Wayne Turner Organization
Indianapolis
Turnerbund
State Fairgrounds
Louis Gauert
Max Claus
Charles Lenenberger
Edward Pester
Arthur Lohse
John Wagner
Joseph Schmitt
Edward Fortivide
Hugo Uhlig
Port Wayne
Germany
Prof. Nohr
Low fares to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo for league convention
Special pricing to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo offered for the International Epworth League Convention. For full details contact Ticket Agent Ross in Fort Wayne.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Ross
Fort Wayne
Comfortable summer wear and Union Suits on sale
The store touts comfortable garments for warm days offering a range of Union Suits in several sizes. It emphasizes freedom and quality, inviting customers to try a suit and highlighting Collara in four sizes as a featured option from Gustom Shirtmaker.
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Grand Rapids
Springfield
Wheeling
Terre Haute
Errivesta
Inepamrg Arid Shoenpey
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Mierrer
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Betleas
Rolls
Stewart and Cross
Wise and Hawkins
Ulpire Mack
Jodas
South Bendage
Wheeling Payer
Yores
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Yen Alt. Paceher
Walliams
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Algelon
Schnelker
I. Lauer
Ole Grud
Decatur Rosenthals
Genevas
Journal Gazette
Ant Edwardsville
Iml
Ade
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Mingser Hi
Muarriotte W. Swart
Kad Dumedus Co
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J. Seidlriegs
W. Weyser
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Reuben S. Patterson
Jack Hardy
Will
Emma Stuts
Cincinnati
Chicago Americans
Chesbro
Chick Griffith
Conrad
Yeager
Washington
Cleveland
Hughes
Townsend
Jackson
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Heyden
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Chris Wan
HSS
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Pittsbig
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Leever
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Ewing
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New Yorks
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Mbatacholn Tio & Batteries
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Bowerman
Klem and
O'Lray
American Association
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Milwaukee
Cassidy
Washington Americans
Toledo Co
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Dougherty
Beville
Kane
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Slagle
O'Brien
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Carney
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Wrighey
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