Real hitting wins third straight game from league leaders
In a storm shortened affair Fort Wayne beat Grand Rapids seven to nothing, with Lefty Loudonmilk dominating six innings. Keener and Welch provided early offense, Abe Bowman's presence energized the locals, and a seventh inning rally was halted by darkness and heavy rain.
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Real Hitting
STORM
Louder Milk TN Fork
Fort Wayne
Burke
Big Abe Bowman
Keener
Weleh
Big Abe
Homer
Tutweller
Riley
BI “Huey
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Bill
Elcome
Loudermilk
Fabrique
Mee
Hner
Tydeman
Zane
Loudy
Febriqua
Orer
Welch
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Bowman
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English Derby remembered after large number of events
June 19 London recollects this year's English Derby at Epsom Downs held June 4. Favorite Craganour was disqualified after finishing first, awarding the win to Ahoyeur. Dramatic events included Miss Emily Davison, a suffragette, crossing the course at Tottenham corner to seize the horse Ammer's bridle, resulting in her being struck and later dying. The finish, jockeys, and horse names are listed in the accompanying caption.
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London
Epsom
Downs
Crag- Anour
Ahoyeur
Emily
Davison
Tottenham Corner
Ing
Ammer
Agadir
Ander
Gaiit
Jon
Anmer
Tell
Janes Waa Fung
Aeav
Ily
Davieon
Craganour
Argentina
Nimbug
M. Henry
Great Sport AG
Stern
Cseganour
J.rettt
Abay~ Aur
E. Piper
Rivers
Ritchie
Camming
Howe
Baseball Narrowly Ends Series as New York Wins Final
chaotic recap shows National League game action with scattered scores and pitcher trouble. New York sweeps Cincinnati in a four game set aided by miscues and wild pitching. Pittsburgh battles hard and battles for late offense. Philadelphia loses to Chicago in a distant pairing.
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Lol
Brooklyn
St. Lowe
KAZ
Hugenns
Uuspire Byson
Wagner
Curtin
Autter
Phelps
Marbet
Harmon
Wingo
Roberts
New York
Cincinnati
Baseball Scores and Highlights During June Series
A jumble of game notes from Philadelphia to Washington details Sweeney's hitting for Teetean Re-éntira and Brown's four hits for Philadelphia. Washington edged Cleveland 4 to 3 with Boehring pitching a standout start, while Boston suffered a tough loss in a high-scoring June 19 game.
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NEW
Jone
Toric
Sweeney
Ariying
Hamilton
McConnell
Washington
Shington
Cleveland
Boehring
Falkansers
Blanding
Land
Hoehling
Henry
Punchers Upset Reapers Behind In Evansville Game
Evansville Indiana hosted a baseball clash as Ting 19 Spring field dropped its third straight game. Evansville built an early lead by scoring from behind and featured strong defense from Tarker who stopped Ryan at short. O'Meara Raul Favikinnorrys and Tepe starred with Tepe hitting a home run as Massett and Sead contributed key at bats driving in runs.
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Ind
Springfield
Tarker
Ryan Fb
Ylaitors
Hixon Wis
Allar
Lheind Faning
O'Meara
Raul
Favikinnorrys
Tepe
Beores Evansvisaa
O'Mara
Knut
Massett
Webb Tops Gilbert as Dayton Wins in Terre Haute
In Terre Haute Indiana on June 19 two umpires and a rough start marked a Terrier game. Dayton pulled ahead in the fourth inning with a sharp two out rally as Webb dictated the pace.
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Bateman
Dayton
Tehran Haute
Byers
Anerson
Wheeler
Graham
Igoe
Gilbert
Indianapolis
Gianapolis
Milwaukee
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Tao
Datton
Ron Ierphee
Galumbu Wan
Atta Harrison
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Bykea
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Wickian Vt
Armstrong
Erie Ing
Fhighes
BMG
Caer
Merz
Cymptan
Pisauien
Sora
My Webb
Evecare
Tndianapolis
Slopaicks
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Morzana
Carl Terrehaute
Nelle
Webty
L. Steuci
I pUcher
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Bylees
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Shim
Wieland
Tee
Wiekland
Art At
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Faber
Harthton
Ty “Byites
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Meeting notices and scores from midwestern games
The item notes a Milwaukee meeting at Wheamon & Girardotators in HAO effect with players reporting at o'clock and a later meeting at Days rounda at 8 o'clock. It also lists a Blues versus Columbia City matchup and other brief baseball and sports results from Columbus Toledo and Louisville with scattered player names and scores.
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Mackmen
Blues
Colimbla City
Local Guardsmen to Represent City at State Shoot
Sergeant Homer Shhinbeckler Corporal Merle L Pence Artificer Merry Pate rett Musician Herber W Allen and Private Thomas W Butler Jeft leave Thursday for Evansville to compete in the state shoot spanning three days beginning Friday They were selected by Captain S N Markley as top marksmen from Company G of the city and are expected to return with laurels.
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Columbia City
Ind
Homer Shhinbeckler
Merle L. Pence
Artificier
Merry Paterett
Herber W. Allen
Thomas W. Butler
Evansylle
Varius National Guard
N. Markley
Trolley League Umpires Named for Sunday Games
President Patterson of the Trolley league announced the officials for Sundays matchups Auburn versus Fort Wayne Lang Monroeville versus Hicksylle Rinegle Calumbia City versus Kensdallyine Ether In the lineup for Ahura dik playing Shammeks Sunday are noted Mayers including Homterson Mertz and Cy Stontass Fort Wayne native a barkstopping crew lead the crowd An Dun will be accompanied by fans Jane will umpire the local contest Long hopes to join the fanfare and has prior playing and umpiring experience including Kendalleine Shamrock RAMN match weeks ago and kept the pace lively for the duration.
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Patterson
Trolley
Genedie
Auburn
Fort Wayne
Lang
Monroeville
Hicksylle
Rinegle
Calumbia City
Kensdallyine
Ether
Mie Ahura Dik
Mayers
Jorat
Oldie Homterson
Mertz
Cy Stontass Tlalble
Ddurn
Aubarh Childz
Tyalley
Jane
Hetara Ione
Albuwlance
Kendalleine-Shamrock Ramn
East St. Louis fire devastates two freight warehouses
East St. Louis suffered a heavy fire loss damaging the water works plant and two late freight warehouses. The incident caused an estimated 300000 dollars in damage and destroyed seventy freight cars.
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East ST. Louis
Heine Zimermann Told of $100 Wing Offer
Chicago June 13 Heine Zimmerman third baseman for the Chicago Nationals will receive a $100 bill from a fan if he can be shown on the baseball held for the next two weeks. The bill cut in two was sent to the sporting editor of a local newspaper by a follower of the game. Half the bill will be handed to the prize claimant today. The other half remains worthless until Heine is back in the lineup after umpire decisions.
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Chicago
Heine Zimmerman
Chicago Nationals
Heine
Te Ayolis
Dave
Shop League Meeting Sets Important Plan At Club
Tonight the managers of the Shop League will gather at the Commercial Club for an important session. The agenda includes key business matters and a strong attendance is urged to finalize decisions.
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Te Commercial Club
Pitching burdens loom as Fort Wayne club plans
The Fort Wayne team trims its staff to four pitchers as manager Burke weighs heavy workloads. Rivers and Ritchie vie for lightweight crown, while Philadelphia Athletics suffer a weary travel spell with fans blaming players for losses.
Printers Meet Garrett Club in Fort Wayne Tilt
The Fort Wayne printers will play the Garrett club team Sunday with the printers aiming to continue a perfect season. Standouts Boseker Blacksraith McLat and Baadewe Herbert Smith headline the lineup as the team seeks another shutout victory. The Paterson Fletcher company showcases imported salts at $30 in a separate item.
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Fort Wayne
Pattergon-Fletcher Company
Aeronauts Die in Falls After Flight
Report says two aeronauts died in a fall after a two hour ascent with little wind. The craft reportedly turned somersaults near the ground, throwing passengers about sixty feet, prompting fears for others onboard.
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