South Bend Wins Ninth Inning Slugfest Over Fort Wayne
South Bend edged Fort Wayne 10 to 9 in ten innings as Willis faltered in the tenth. Sager, Hopke, and Hardy sparked a seesaw battle with timely hits while Rigler drew criticism for umpiring and a later move toward Evansville. Fort Wayne’s Mi ffitt work and defensive miscues kept the game close before the final rally sealed the win for South Bend.
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Systerlay
He- Hai
Willis
South Bend
Moffitt
Hardy
Cooley
Myers
Osborn
Rigier
Fort Wayne
Righer
Carson
Evansville
Rigler
Granthat
Sly
Grant
Bey Een
Belden
Fort Warne
Dennis
Moultt
Connors
Sager
Cow Nor
Hopke
Gopter
Leteher
Misui
Carley
Foy
Secory
Mwo Unt
Ais
Uird
Trenan
Anderson
Wills
Ibase
Tiernan
Ald
Ar-Uerson
Irifield
Uraesday
Melfitt
Letener
South Land
Lindsey
Tis
Groesche
Delon
Suger
Fay
Springfield Triumph Over Grand Rapids In Uneven Score
Springfield edged Grand Rapids 8 to 1 as BV RINUEIRLOL G2 timed a decisive run. The match featured rapid attacks and misplays by Grand Rapids, with key plays from Ame, Baume, and Attahens leading to the lopsided victory for Springfield.
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Grand Raper
Kanes
National League results with mixed outcomes and dampened play
The report lists varied NL action with Chicago and Cincinnati games, notes Jones' strong performance, and mentions losses by Brooklyn and Pittsburgh. It references umpire crews and postponed games, with Washington losing to St Louis and Cleveland’s series context.
Fort Wayne Sends Out For Six Games Abroad Today
Fort Wayne departs for a six game series abroad with plans for a double header possibly, then four games with Dayton and Wheeling on home grounds. Management debates outfield changes and a potential deal involving Cooley and Gunzel, while Farrell remains with Fort Wayne. A disturbance near the park and a crowd of youths followed a parade, but police kept order.
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Port Wayne
Tance
Duywu
Amore
Jung Zee
Dayton
Wheeling
Muntner
Gunzel
Cooley
Grand
Farrell
Fort Wayne
Cayson
Port
Grind Rapids
Guneemvids
Coole
Hardy
Harry Ostulek
Nis
Standing of the Clubs in the American Association
Reported standings show clubs like Louisville and Kansas City in a tight race. The text references Milwauken and Trallanpols and notes losses and games played, with scattered scores including a 72 to 272 line and mentions of Davis at Park and Lane.
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Colynhns
Randall Must Stand Trial On Charge Of Substituted Goods
David J. Randall, a warehouse keeper on Werttain Street, faced a preliminary hearing yesterday before U S Commissioner Tt. Jayant on charges of violating the law by substituting inferior quality argans in a box labeled as a high priced variety. Legal representation was provided by District Attorney LaFollette of Indianapolis.
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David J. Randall
United Sty
Tt. Jayant
LaFollette
Indianapolis
Defendant Gat Robertson case updates next November
The fragment describes Gat Robertson and Kaiti Wass involvement with Lond placeil adore fd, a one year term, and a court action in Te Mupolis next November. Rene W was released. The readable text is garbled but indicates a judicial proceeding with a release for Rene W and a forthcoming date.
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Gat
DIES WHILE MAKING SPEECH Continued From Page One
A man collapses during a speech, with details of family, location, and health cited. The article notes the eldest son Thomas traveled to Chicago, the Sheerin family at Lake Maxinkuckee, and health issues linked to overwork. Officials from the Indianapolis Telephone Company joined at Chicago.
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Welshington
Thomas
Chicago
Purque University
Sheerin Summies
Lake Maxinkuelea
Shea
Indianapolis
Bribery Charges Filed Against Mrs Swift in Missouri Case
Mrs Margaret Swift of Chicago stands accused in a Columndary Missouri court filing of bribery conspiracy and land forgery relating to funds from the Harvester Company. The suit claims she misused company money in a sale and alleges bribery of legislators in Illinois Kansas and South Dakota. The Harvester Company defense asserted no merit in the bill.
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Ghicago
Dupe
Margaret. Switt
Coluncdry
Swift
Isyith
Rodney G. Swit
Harvester Company
Vit Experimental Agparloent
Agai
Fleeting Fleming Medal Shoot Plans Reported
A garbled notice describes a Fleming Medal shooting event to begin next Sunday with details about prize money and entrants. It mentions a meeting of delegates discussing social privileges and notes that participants from various clubs will attend, with officers named in a cryptic list.
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Banalor S. O Fleming
Dlebute LA
Day for the Newsboys picnic at Robison Park
Newsboys of the city exceeding 450 will attend a large outing at Robison Park next Thursday with Phelps Haddon's newsdealers hosting. The program features a baseball game, roller coaster, miniature railroad and hoop contests, followed by a banquet at 4:30 PM attended by newspaper men and city editors from Chicago and Indianapolis papers.
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Phelps
Chicago Record- Herald
Two Deaths From Storm Hit Indiana Counties
A powerful storm caused two fatalities in Indiana with extensive damage. Flooding inundated homes, roads collapsed near Linton and Frichton, and the White River ran high. Wind and rain disrupted areas from Nell to Terre Haute, with tracks washed out and property losses reported across several towns.
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Wadsonville
Linton
Erie
Frichton
Otis
White River
Artie Winx
Botlem
Janis
Grand Jury to Probe Charges Against Packers in Washington
A federal probe advances as a grand jury convenes in Washington to hear charges against the Packers organization. Tomorrow, a first witness is expected in the case, with proceedings centered on the Leafic remit and related matters. Fremont BE Neal was appointed post master at Jonesboro, Indiana.
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Grand Jury
Packers
Chicago
Nates
Tannel
Washington
Jane Sc.fremont
Neal
Jonesboro
Ind
Huntington man flashes ugly gun during hotel incident
James Woodworth, a boilermaker who came to Huntington to help break a strike at Erie shops, arrived in Port Wayne and drew a pistol inside the Weber hotel on Seth Calhoun street. Police, including Bern ie Hardenvider and Patrolman Kutly, arrested him after a chaotic scene, with a bottle of whiskey found on him. Woodworth, long in trouble locally, had reportedly been warned to stay away from the Weber house.
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James Woodworth, & Boilermaker
Huntington
Erie Shops
Pame
Port Wayne
Wbenk
Paule
Weber Hotel
Seth Calhoun Street
Bernie Hardenvider
Kutly
Sandworth
Woodwartly
Weber House
Cherie
Howtelry
Woodworth
St Petes Rectory
Bev
Comfort in summer wear with Union Suits and collars
The ad touts comfort on warm days and claims the garments are the best of popular wear. It notes availability of pure Inco in Union Suits and carries collars in several sizes.
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