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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1908
Page
1
Captain Koons will work in center field as the Wafa Reds prepare for an 18 day span. The article details lineup notes, positions, and expected rotation, highlighting players such as Leung Smith Howell and Koons in a tense, pregame build.
The Brooklyn club sits 1-2, while Pittsburg improves to 2-0. A late-season tie with Fort Wayne Alaranny is noted as they target Trilnys in the Lake Shore circuit. Report includes lineups and fielding positions for several players, with scattered references to games, umpires, and regional coverage.
American Association reports from Indianapolis Milwaukee Columbus Kansas City detail baseball results and errors. The text mentions games with varied final scores 21 to 1 4 and 4 to 1 as well as named players and umpires, reflecting a rough, OCR damaged summary of multiple contests in a single column.
Readable text shows Lima losing to Union City in a baseball clash on a Friday afternoon at an unidentified venue. Names and exact scores are unclear due to damaged OCR but the report notes Union City prevailed and mentions players and teams involved.
Readers have one final opportunity to attend the annual fair on Monday and Tuesday. Local organizers encourage timely visits to enjoy exhibits, rides, and demonstrations before events conclude.
The store promotes its suits priced five to ten dollars as a bargain with a small amount of cotton and machine made construction, noting they rarely boast about this type of suit.
Schedule notes a 3 PM game with pitch by Wapakanely Redaya and Fort Wayag Stetmrocks. Admission lists 13 cents for women and 1 cent, boys two cents. Stand-Aen site and Los Angeles La.
The piece critiques baseball umpires as overburdened officials amid rowdy play. It notes penalties for arguing calls, urges players and fans to respect decisions, and argues for firm league enforcement to protect the game’s integrity.
By Rist Now Bureau Plymouth and Warsaw Elks clash Thursday afternoon in a weather affected baseball game. Warsaw Elks travel to Plymouth for the contest and both teams aim to improve standings in their league.
In Squaw Creek a revival of cycling excitement draws crowds from the back districts as a grand parade unfolds. A nearly eight hundred strong celebration features a cheele in time with the town’s notable figures and festive activities.
Thenderek Devanevich, a Russian immigrant, gained fame for a bold entrance wearing a full suit of whiskers. The striking look, paired with his unique appearance, made him the talk of the town as he toured the area before settling in the country.
A small classified style notice from the Centlivre Brewing Co advertising a temperance non intoxicating drink. The ad references the product name The Great Temperance Drink and provides a contact phone line 62 for inquiries and ordering through the Journal Gazette want ads.
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