Fort Wayne Triumph After Early Four-Run Lead
Fort Wayne built a four-run lead in the first two innings and held on to defeat the visiting squad. Art Loudell starred with solid early pitching and key hits, while Buck Brenner anchored the defense. The game featured tense late-inning defense and strategic substitutions as the Fort Wayne club preserved the win.
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Fort Wayne
Art Loudell
Bne
Lot
Tong
Torrie Ilsus
Fort
Coppine
Tre
Appenoichers
Soare
Ames
Buck Brerzer
Gilbert
Buck
Dagrift
Birkeners
An Lovdell
Enlesk Gent
Hin
Sir Art
Gilhourly
Talliger Gibert
Chaang
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Bloont
Hirst
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Unive
Clanry
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Baker
Martin
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Quinta
Wayne
Keener
Teurdell
Herner
Shon Gilbert
SeetCsper
Benny
Zack Koeast
Juin
Guy” Sample
Mars
Awed Holler
Quinlan
Larry Sutton
Urooklyn Club
Slavehnewy
Nixon
Baker Ghee
Fabillans
Nacenoy
Lax
Tim Dent
Melateris
Anderson
New Departure Manufactures Fixtures and Low Prices
A jumble of ads and notices from Calhoun Street area markets and teams. Mentions EDMUNDS ELECTRIC CO, 1019 Calhoun St, and PA TTERSON FLETCHER CO. Local games and events referenced with times like 1:30 pm and 7:30 pm, plus storage ads by Auburn Garage. Sporadic names and rough details on fixtures, shirts, raincoats, and equipment.
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Edmunds Electric Cco
Calhoun St
National League scores from Pittsburg to Brooklyn
Reports show Pittsburg 8 41 Lou Louis, St Louis by 19 runs with pitchers Hoblasin and Gibsons. Brooklyn defeats Philadelphia 5 to 4 as James leads, umpired by Flgtee and Elanora. Boston beats New York in extra innings. Keefe pace and Sweeney on base. late game details muted.
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Pittsburg
ST. Louis
Vepysbuerg
Dupe
Ue Sim
Pintaburg
Ohio
Anil
Gibsons
Woodbure
Wrilly
Winge
Urmpires
Flgtee
Elanora
Toston
New York
Redient
Uhvne
Hattrick Techent
Carriga Hop
Sweeney
Tevurs
Anal Westervelt
Angolan church farewell event and travels noted
A local Angola church gathering marked by a hurriedly decorated parlor and speeches honoring Pastor Stauber who served for years. Attendees included professors and townspeople as Mrs Stauber and children prepared for Virginia summer plans. An electric car crossing and court delays were also reported with brief notes on local incidents.
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Angula
Ini
Mretingen
Columbia University
New York
Virginia
Mra
Stauffer
Elildres
Gil
Velarvex
Te Ehurel
Devin
Th. Best
Prof. Solt
G. C. Gaelin
Ani
Mae Tynnr
Ar. Stauber
Tika
Sharon
Hall Hawk
Tonker
Ralmor
Redwild
Indiana Jewelers Name Officers At State Convention
Indiana jewelers elect officers for the Indiana State Jewelers Association at their convention in a Des Moines area city. Officers include president Walter Mollos, vice presidents Caries Sehmett and SoM.rabies, treasurer 0 Silver, and other roles. The meeting discussed forthcoming events and regulations, with plans for a district gathering in Columbus and a local display of jewelry.
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Tod
Lion
Indiana
Wices
Walter JT Mollos
Michimay Ots
Caries AL Sehmett
Sovita Thorne
Som
Amy
Sqilver
Laparte
Neerday
Jes Reeleigan
Kadosh
Sehnell
Hy Bishop
Indianapata
Irene Yuara
Aoint Vernon
Volumbia City Greeverr
Phil Torr
Vurara
Tony Aimiar
Cann
Baseball scores and standings from a busy Philadelphia day
A jumble of baseball results from Washington Philadelphia Cleveland and Chicago. Washington tied 2 2 in the ninth then won 4 3 in extras while Philadelphia won 2 1 and 4 0 in doubleheaders. Detroit beat Cincinnati 3 1 and Chicago bested St Louis 3 1. New York lost to Boston 2 1 as injuries disrupted lineup.
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Central
Toungstown
Erie
New York
Chicago
Cinemoa
St Louis
Philadelphia
Keston
Boston
Grek Pot
Sores
Washington
Detroit
ABE
Louisville Indians doubleheader ends in split in era
June 1 to 19 reports show Louisville and Indianapolis splitting a doubleheader with American League action. Box mentions Hixon Glarke as umpires, rough play themes, and mixed results including a Louisville win and an Indianapolis loss. Various names appear in scattered captions and notices across the page.
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Louisville
Eras
Tawisville
Indianapolis
Joron
Omana
Indianapala
Ballurien Laudermith
Moskemnan Sind Mudien
Hixon
Glarke
Umptres
Hierhalter
Coumolly
Leuttorien
Foney
Hollels
Claritin
Urhultetr
Gunny
Rear Admiral Seeks Divorce Amid Accusations
Rear Admiral seeks a divorce alleging his wife abandoned him. He requests alimony and support, claiming residence in Michigan and Indiana and plans to move to Washington. Also mentions a separate rental listing for a store building at 232 East Columbia by Louis Langard in Columbia.
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East
Columbia
Louis Langard
These Poor Artists Poomy and the Aged Father Debate Art
An unclear exchange features an octogenarian father and a son discussing the difference between an artist and an amateur. Fragmentary phrases suggest a domestic meditation on creativity and daily life.
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Anamad
Bootmaker Must Langhish In Prison
A. W. Shaw Book and Shag company executive Shaw of Freeport faces an $18,000 theft charge. Arrested in Los Angeles and brought to court, he awaits sentencing as the case proceeds. Local authorities note the seizure stems from misappropriated funds. Merrow advertises auto supplies at Auburn Garage this spring.
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Boston
Arthur We. Shaw
Matarer
A. W. Shaw Book and Shag Company
Freeportt
Wax
Shaw
Los Angeles
Cot
Axo
Seifiaree
Blackatone
Blickstone
Buaigtepe
Wayne Bt
Captain Leonard to Fort Brady
A damaged OCR fragment notes Captain Leonard being assigned to Fort Brady in northern American territory. It mentions duty assignments and references the 6th Regiment with unclear dates and names. The text is garbled but implies a military relocation or posting.
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Leonard
Fort Brady
Meyers and Plage Behind Him To Prevent Walks
Chet Meyers the New York catcher is highlighted for his hitting behind Plage as a deterrent to walks. The article notes Meyers’s strong batting and the team’s strategy to keep Indian hitters in the lineup, with pitchers adapting to hostile defenses by issuing free passes to Meyers when runners were on base.
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Meyers
Plage
New York
Chet Meyers
Eins
McGrusr
Odin
Meyers Lars
Central League baseball results and notices from Terre Haute Wheeling
Terre Haute defeated Wheeling 2 to 1 in the first game with Dusle effective in the early innings and strong hitting by Terre Haute. Akron later routed a local team 18 to 0 in another score, while Canton and Dayton games also appear with multiple pitchers and lineups noted. A late section includes a medical advertisement for Dr. Blickstone offering free treatment before July 31.
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Terre Haute
Wheeling
Terre Waute
Tnt
Uay Bs
Dusle
Mint
Onu Rum
Waute
le Batterler
Doyle
Wartson
Haley
Geluel
Bowser Picnic Band Concert Program
The Bowser Band presents a concert program at Bowser Picnic featuring intermezzo pieces and marches such as After Sunset Waltz and Land of Harmony Quaertirs, with selections including Master March Halvie and Twilight Wells. The program includes solo and ensemble numbers, reflecting a mid-century band repertoire with titles like Golden Serenades and White House march.
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Bowser
Elnd
Halvie
Washington
Midley
Land of Harmony
White House
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