Terre Haute and Grand Rapids Baseball Summary Riot
TERRE HAUTE IND JUNG 4 WITH THE BEARS. COODMAN drove the ball for a home run as Tarra Hutte scored late. GRAND RAPIDS 4-1 win noted. Stolen bases credited to Tierian Justus Ane. Umpire Child. EVANSVILLE RAL 4 AT WHEELING June 2 reporting of Wheeling game with Layton pitched.
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Thre Haute
Ind
Jung
Bears
Ted
Mitch Coodman
Fizat
Taft
Peat Ny Abel Samo
Tarra Hutte
Grand Rapids
Hases
Tierian
Justus
Ane
AB & BH
Atte
Caeserere
Moro
Hansen
Sterzer
Dunmann
Mind
Teri Wales
Collin
Rzer
McFarland
Lursr
Hyatt Bree Baas
Sterner
Ana
Breed Thrserone
Breen
Batts
Goodman
I Suore
TEL
Aml
Scort- Grand Rapids
Bhpoab
Hotta
Haute AB
FBS
P.O. AE
Fos
Collins
Ay Cameron
Wheel Soap
Groeschaw
Farner
Grand Rapids Ao
G Warner
Miner
Striele
Warner
Iiner
pitchar—Fronels
Oenie Meron
Daley
Neran
Groeschow
Betts
Hausen
Bailey
Geyer
Lancre—McKenzie
Cincinnati Defeats Pittsburgh In NL Battle
In a National League game Cincinnati edges Pittsburgh 5 to 1. Wittsburg pitchers hold, costly innings by Pittsburgh produce four unearned runs, while Cincinnati bats deliver timely hits. Pitcher Campbell and catcher Selilely Wille contribute for the victors as the maneuvering plays out on a muddled box score.
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Jung
Pastert
Af Clarke
Wittsburg
Wittina
Cirog Bages
Kane
Pietsbury
Harterles—Ecing
Campbell Pnd
Selilely Wille
Alban Tige
St Louis Tops New York In Sixth Straight Affair
St Louis beat New York 7 to 5 in a high scoring game at home as 8 Sous collected four hits and led a fourth consecutive win in the series. Detro it followed with a 6 2 win after clutch hits and errors in the early innings.
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aCoras
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Lake
Fleluow
Ate
Simpkros
Sheridan
Connelly
St Paul, Toledo split twin bill in June showdown
St Paul dropped both games to Toledo 7 5 and 9 6 as Meyers left early with a finger injury. Toledo stole Unses at will on Noonan while Seeherion Pat and Meyers led Saint Bates in the field. Umpires Hayes and Mills. Milwaukee blanked Indianapolis 4 0 as Schneiberg and Roth held, Duram and Livingston played. Kansas City and Columbus split a doubleheader, with Columbus winning the first 4 1. Second game called late for a train. Minneapo lis beat Louisville 5 0 as Plone Blocky Malla Trushey and Umpire Lane.
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Roth
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Livingston
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Columbus
Columabus
Graney
Fahl
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Gatweries—Parsen
Lange Crisp
Iseri
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Mitt
Plone
Blocky Malla
Trushey
Iane
Kendallville Beats Toledo Crescents In Tight Game
Kendallville defeated the Toledo Crescents by a 3 to 3 score in a closely contested matchup. After Toledo led with three runs through eight innings, Kendallville surged in the bottom of the eighth, scoring five runs before the Crescents could stop them.
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Ansel
Toledo Crescent
Kendallville
Vistors
Iim
Crescents
Toledo Eee
OTH
Hville
Delongaaek
Maartecht Ard Tianchi Bavstecht
Idol of the Diamond Premier Pitcher From 1878 Era
The article profiles a historic pitcher born in Gowrenes Musu in 1878 who earned 25 victories 4 defeats and a tie. He played semi pro near Philadelphia and for Sunbury joining Detroit in 1908. Known for speed and defense, he starred in farm and major stints and was noted for a suspension and late-season return.
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Musu
Philadelphia
Sunbury
Pu.tain
Willy
Pawtucket
Waterbury
Brooklyn
Hendricks Uses Seven Pitchers In Central League Plan
Special to the Journal Gazette from Wheeling West Virginia reports Manager Hendricks relying on seven pitchers as he reshuffles the infield. Fremer fills left, but third base remains Fremer’s regular spot. Me Dermott slides to second, leaving Hendricks with no clear choice. Muldowney’s form on the mound shows decline, while Fremer’s versatility helps the Stogies. A quick sale gas ranges ad closes the item.
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Journal Gazette
Wheeling
W. Va
Daoe
Fremer
Land Muldowney
Hendricks
Muldowmar
Dermott
Mal
Indiana University jumper chosen for Olympic team
Bloomington June 21 Lenn “Long Joan” Wil high jumper of Indiana University received a telegraphic notice that he had been chosen as a member of the American team to enter the Olympic Games in London next month. Come to the Elks Fair on Monday evening. Two more nights.
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Bloomington
Ind
Lenn
Long Joan" Wil
Indiana University
London
Roosevelt Message Reported To Californians In San Jose
In San Jose California June 21 Congressman F E A Hares said he carried a personal message from the president to Californians about exclusion legislation. The president reportedly contemplated using diplomacy or, if needed, stronger actions to obtain his aims. The report includes stray ads about Aqua-Pura and a Wayne Co. order offer.
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San Jose
Cal
Asiatic Taxclusion League
FE. A. Hares
United States
California
Congress
Janam
Indiana School for Little Minds Holds Closing Exercises
The Indiana School for Weeble Minded closes its year with a week of student exhibitions and performances. Students, under teachers, present vocal, instrumental, and manual training displays in the chapel, with a concert by the school orchestra each evening. Superintendent Carroll and Principal Mead praise results and highlight a remarkable industrial exhibit. An emphasis on farm work and self-sufficiency concludes the program with demonstrations and a visit to the farm under Mr. Carr and Mr. Dickgon.
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Carroll
Mead
Geibe
Jeven
Grice
Atoris
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Fils! Orchestra
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John Dickgon
Shamrocks edge Reds in final round thriller
In a windy late inning comeback the Shamrocks defeated the Reds 4 to 2 after a tense rally. Pitcher Floyd held the Reds to one run through eight frames while Walda Koons and Berader contributed key hits in the late effort. Eichler, veteran of Ita Land, labored but the Shamrocks rallied for the win.
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Land of Reds
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Dardiv
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Wente
Dardle
Hanselie
Almminger
Bowman
Hoffer
Notale Phening
Colonia Farm Exhibits Careful Stewardship and Rich Harvest
A visit to Colonia farm reveals Superintendent Carroll’s intimate knowledge of land and livestock. The herd provides ample milk, the dairy barn gleams, and fields show healthy corn, oats, hay, and an apple peach plum orchard. Inmates live productively with outdoor work, good food, recreation, and a supervised pet village of rabbits and pigeons amidst a model, safe setup.
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Mr. Carroll
Colonia Farm
Carroll
Nightingales and Pirates Play Tight Game in Eleventh
Fort Wayne Nightingales and Pirates produced an exciting contest that ended in the eleventh inning with a 11 to 11 tie. Batters include Jonard, Asher, Biotey, Beliwartz, Gyek and Sirteach for the Nightingales while Kemp, Witte, and Sm. Kemp starred in defense and offense for the Del tas.
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Arcola Defeats Huntertown 4–2 in Local Ground Game
Arcola beat Huntertown 4 to 2 on local grounds. Errors by Huntertown fueled Arcola’s win as pitchers Raley Ferral and Menefee struggled. Attendance not stated.
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Huntertown
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L. Dunten
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J. Louis
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Raley
Menefee
Ralney
Green
Hippie
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