Springfield Shatters Bilikens Win Streak In Nine to One Victory
June 22 Springfield defeated Fort Wayne 9 to 1 at home, ending Bilikenes ten game winning streak. Keene homered and Stewart hit a clutch triple as Orth struggled on the mound with a hand injury and bloodied wrist, while Hixon and Reilly paced the locals with timely hits and a double steal caps the rout.
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Springfield
Oath Pughing
Keene
Stewart
Jimmy Burke
Fort Wayne
Bilckeners
Burke
Orth
Dr Young
Stad
Homer
Buster Reene
Sevaris
Hickory Hixon
Branley
Dhaseit
Oriha
Welch
Weener
Potweller
Anderson
Fort Weyne
Hixon
Brautigan
O'Day
Reapers
Reilly
Snyder
Hison
Bravtigan
Keen
Hixon Lasuet
Martin
Cy Young
Daly
Stanley
E. O'Day
H. Eens
Ketone Branter
Fabrique, Welch
Kenonay
Tutweiler
Dundersey
Bartha
Rin
Wagner
Purle
She
Brautieny
Bt Fanney
Chicago and St Louis Split Doubleheader in Thrilling Games
In a day of fast baseball, Chicago and St Louis split a twin bill. The first game featured double plays and striking out records with Scott fanning fifteen while Leverenz held the locals to two runs. Chase’s first local appearance and two Collins triples highlighted Chicago, as St Louis scraped two runs across in a close finish. The second game saw Chicago win with strong pitching support from Walsh and a late run, while St Louis managed a few late hits. In Cleveland, the evening double-header resulted in a 7-6 ten-inning loss for Cleveland and a 2-1 win in the second. Raw and Crawford contributed timely hits, and Birmingham’s club saw notable bullpen action and defensive plays.
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Chicago
Tyna
St. Louls
Scott
Auverenz
Walsh
Claver
Wim Kent
Ju ‘Loule
Vickors
Jal Chase
Collins
Chase
Leverenz
University of Michigan
Ahortaton
Arawd
St. Louis Oocoobois
Batrartes- Arena
Agnow
Scott and
Schulte
St. Louia oCoodo Tni
Ghiengo
Wellinin
Alley Agnow
Waleh
Schalk
Araphed—Hidebrand
O'Loughlin
Cleveland
Clevelant
Sherst Amina
Birmingham
Oven
Notrakt
Church
Acond Ring
Crawford
Busit
Lohbe
Alame Jen
Jackson
Eames Crawfortt
Winh
Pete City
Fayner
Atole
Styan
Arancy
D'Noir
Suter Breaks Thumb in Monrieville Game
catcher Builer of the Fort Wayne Browns broke a thumb, forced to retire in the third inning as Monrieville defeated the Browns 8 to 4. Amaral of Monrieville slid home, with high tension as Norway pitched and several runs scored amid poor support for the Browns.
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Suter
Monrieville
Builer
Fort Wayne
Browns
Maneneville
Siter Woo
Monreaville
Amaral Ti Keore
Sim
Norway
WarSaw Maroons Fall To South Bend Five in Dubious Bout
The Warsaw Maroons lost to the South Bend Five in a late afternoon game. Key players Felder and Ring contributed early but miscues and unclear calls affected the pace. An upcoming match against Goshen is slated for Sunday with Speed Kelly listed among organizers.
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Warsaw
Ini
Ford Pfivek
Weord
Felder
Beain
Alruck
Bela
Men
Tile
Southland
Ring
taReph
Gerald
Maroons
Goshen West
Kelly
Wanted Champ to Pull the Trap at Grand American
In Dayton the Grand American trap event drew attention as Hootman, national champion from Hicksville, substituted as trap puller when the scheduled operator failed to appear. Manager Scherer of Fort Wayne Gun Club arranged the switch, and Hootman promptly impressed bybreaking the targets, becoming a notable visitor to the club and planning to appear in several events this summer.
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Almater
Hootman
Tmicksville
Dayton
Port Wayne Tolke
Manieer Scherer
Fort Wayne
Sherer
Rube
Mr. Hoatman
Hicksville
Hoatman
Neal Club
Cobb the Great Strikes Form in Tigers Spotlight
Tyrus Cobb again resembles his famed self with bat and base running for Detroit. His aggressive steals and daring on the paths unsettles opponents, while his fielding rewards him with sensational catches. Cobb’s push alongside Jackson, Cleveland’s outfielder, keeps them in a tight race for the American League batting leadership all season.
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Detroit
Tyrus Cobb
Aguin
Cobb
Les
Tigers
New York
Sone Tcom
Ang
Vst
Jackson
Cleveland
Pittsburgh gains series lead as Reds fall in rain shortened game
In Cincinnati on June 24 Pittsburgh won the Keen game of the series. American pitched well aside from a five hit RBI stretch by Cincinnati. Zimmerman and Leachere starred for the visitors with strong hitting, while Perritt faltered for the home team. The game was cut short after five innings due to rain.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Uy Appoertune
Wilting
Srarn
Adame
Coleman
Aimes
Fom
Ting
G' Fay
Hamble
Tyray'n Metory
Miinagafolis
Columbus
Riandy
Londen
Shellon
Wheland
Ag Beaton
Gerher
Miller
Barge
Samatead
Nhihininga
Coring
J. Gelndanly
Perring
MSO
Tara Ryo
Smith
Olmstead
Lavdell
W. Smith
Toledo Defeats Kansas City in Doubleheader Twinsutts
Toledo scored twice in the first game and again in the second as Kansas City fell 4 2 and 6 2. Jones and Kirke led Toledo with timely hits while Burns and Barreau contributed infield runs. Both games featured sharp defense and umpire calls as KanCity pitcher work and fielding miscues influenced the outcomes.
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Toledo
Kansas City
Jones
Burns
Breton
Laly
Barbeau
Kirka
Burma
Gardner Mt
Morgan
Kirke
Bluhm
Walker
Handtlne
Daciston
RHE
Kanms
O'Connor
George
Davagt
TELE
Kangoa City
Taleda
Powers
Kickell
Collamore
Krieger
Omphas
Louisville Triumphs Over Milwaukee Amid Hazy Conditions
Louisville defeated Milwaukee 10 to 4 as Nicholson delivered timely hits. Battling field conditions at the Louisville grounds, Stansbury and Binckburg starred in defense while Braumiller drove in the decisive seventh inning run. Pitchers Londermilk and Severside worked for Milwaukee, with strong Chicago connections supplying relief.
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Louisville
Dennison High Capitates Sunday Shootfest Display
Dennison High gun Dennison wowed at The Caps flee Sunday event at Germania Parlian. A standout performance with 48 of 50 shots hit in the overall rounds and 16 of 20 in a doubles match. Strong wind affected play yet he led the field amid a frail setup and a notable presence.
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Dennison
Dack Dennison
Metehee
Davininn
Ld Search
Payton
Pfeffer Tops Webb In Shutout. League Leaders Advance
Pfeffer bested Webb in a 2 10 to 0 shutout as Grand Haplds toppled Dayton. Webb pitched well for the locals, allowing Dayton few scoring chances while Pfeffer kept the offense quiet.
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Dayton
Tung
Pfeffer
Webb
Cantwell's Pitching Beats the Punches in Evansville
Evansville report notes Cantwell pitching shines with strong defense and key plays. Roush steals a homer from Evers in a sharp center-field catch. Tepe’s rival Nathe bats and a sixth-inning error influence scoring as Terre Haute fans observe a tense game.
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Evansville
Inn
Captwell
Keanny
Tepe
Nathe
Bath
Roush
Evers
Terre Haute
Lapewell
Evans
Auburn Leaders in Shut-Out Over Shams on Local Diamond
Auburn earned a 6 to 0 victory over Cleiry's Shamrocks in DeKalb county league play yesterday afternoon. Pitcher Ranier dominated, allowing only four hits with strong early innings. Blakey struggled for the locals, while Labble and Baskin provided sparse offense as Auburn seized control late and held on for the win.
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Auburn
AMT
Kendallville
Hicksville
BNO Bhamrocks
Mouranville
Columbia City
Fa Ag Wa
DeKalb County
Cleiry
Shamrocks
Fort Wayne
Ranier
Jim
Benny
Vince
Blakey
Lesa Labhle
Rantoy
Parnan
Tbartola
Lalnin
Swank Wan Ala
Tanner
Moose entertainment night promises cool turnout
The Moose club announces a Monday evening event on June 23 featuring twelve electric fans to keep guests comfortable. The Entertainment Committee invites all Moose members to attend this cooler gathering.
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Moose
Local rider Shorey wins fifty mile grind at Fort Wayne
Carl Shorey of Fort Wayne staged a remarkable victory in the open fifty mile grind at the Fort Wayne Motorcycle Club meet at the driving park. Shorey finished three laps ahead of Weitzman of Toledo with a time of 80 14 25, averaging nearly sixty miles per hour, earning first money amid strong turnout and competitive fields.
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Carl Shorey
Fort
Shorey
Lo ‘Winniow Shorey
Port Wayne
Fort Wayne
Efternaga
Baker
Indianapolis
Taft Wayne
Indiarapolla Shark
Klilis
Sharey
Kiel
Nichter
Freldman
Dan Kinney
Indianan- IS
Pf, ML
Davis
Big Est
C. 5. Kitch, C.J. Naughton Sed Walter, Fenen and the Timers
L. Mammer
E. Bander
Bartels
Radman
Olrda
Thompson
Merion
Petatat
van Wert
Anapolis
Hushner
Young
Fare Wayne
Xhinds m
Carroll
Mort Wayne
Converse
Pauld
Ing
Huebner
Craig
Grif Auburn
Pittern-mile
Landicap
In- Hanapolis
Weltaman
Faulding
Carrol
Nehhter
Demint
Grill
Auburn
Friedman
Toledo
Farthor
Frst
Kendallville Romps at Home Despite Mixup
Kendallville, Ind. saw a lively home game with crowd energy fueling a big win as Bendatrle Rei Tensley led with strong inside play and versatile talent. The rough spelling and garbled OCR obscure full team names, but the core event centers on Kendallville’s decisive home victory and the standout performance by Tensley.
Columbia City crowd sees lopsided baseball tilt of hot hitters
In a landslide at Columbia City this afternoon the Reis won 2 to 0 as Cook pitched for the home club and was hardly touched. Dietrich started for the Grays and fared better after moving to the fifth. Nineteen hits were yielded by the two ailing hurlers as Neste, Kendallville, and Beard led the visitors with timely contact. Attendance was 309 as the visitors pulled away late.
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Columbia City
Cook
Reis
Quinta
Grays
Dietrich
Litte
Wit Elmost
Neste
Scott Kendallville
Columbia
Batterley
T Beard
Kintar Dietrick
Sbi Umpre—Heteher
Ing
Fitzcharles Helps Win His Own Game in Higesville
The Trole league champions of Higesville beat Monroeville by a 4 to 3 score. Fitzcharles drove in the winning run in the ninth with one out, aided by Cromley’s timely hit. Dunton and Lauterberg pitched for Higesville with Fitzcharles and Fitz handling the field for Monroeville.
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Fitzcharles
Higesville
Jung
Monroeville
Olne Tin
Mitzcharles
Donten
Cromley
Gore
Montdevile
HivReville
Butterles
Dunton and Lauterverg
Fitacharles
Fitz
Ainpve—Ringly
Fort Wayne
Reapers Protest Disallowed By Central League President
The Springfield club protested a June 13 Springfield Dayton game ruling over an overthrow play. President Louis Fleiser ruled the umpire’s decision stands under league ground rules, disallowing the protest and leaving the game as played. The Springfield manager argued the runner was entitled to five bases on the overthrow and that the batter’s actions affected the play under rule 72.
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Afanazor Staney
Springfeld
Bailbranen
Tin Springfeld Club
Rosa
Central League
Louis Fleiser
Durborow Fails in Third Swim Attempt from Sandy Hook
New York reported Durborow, aiming to swim from Sandy Hook to The Battery, failed on his third try. After seven hours he covered about eighteen miles of an intended twenty eight, hindered by wind, current, driftwood, and an out-of-position escort boat. He stated he would not attempt the crossing again.
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New York
Hils
Sandy Hook
Battery
Chater ‘Durharow
Philadelphia
Bonic Telier
Alout
Durborow
Hat
Aghin
Valmore Wins the Last Leg in Chicago Yacht Race
June 22 Valmore today won the final leg of the Chicago Yacht Elvis Annual triangular race from Sc Jrweph Michigan City and St Joseph. Mavouceen placed first in the Cams F stoops class and received third ace while Crevcents Tone To the Sages and son finn Gerhert Hare 7 to.
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Chicago
Valmore
Sc Jrweph
Wing
Michigan City
Ind
St Joseph
Mavouceen
Cams F Stoops
Federal League First Game Chicare Tic
The opening game in the Federal League featured Chi care and Thollanapedix with a score tally near six to one as Chicago met Indianapolis in a early season contest noted for uneven play and crowd interest.
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Ligonier
Wayne White Sox
Dy & Acorn
Sox
Geller
Wregon
Witte
DalEh
G Hensine
Columga City
Colmmba City
Gruber
Jenei Mabtren
Sruber
Syoen
Chana
Raylar
Cresennis
Badgers
Weisser Park
Alcape
Matterine
Roese and Berg
Must
American Association
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Grand Rapide
Toeye
Springheld
Art Wayneae
Daytog
Aivausville
National
Brooklyn Ree Ag
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
St. Pawl
Loviavill
Minneapoli
Ansanens
Feau
Indianapoliv
Lolns
South Bend
Warsaw Maroons
Dima
Jie & Atbates Vortha
Ryan, Whanrettier
Frits
Champ
Great
Hree Viewsloftyobe
Bydtos
Apiericak Press Association
Ghicago
GT. Louis
Tatir
Jone
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Zimmerman
Lege
Perritt
Siltz
Leach
Reeve. Ree
Chicago Se
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Bremahany
Perry Burk
McLean
Irex
Fearn
Minneapolis
Denniven
Senerer
Heinzerling
Veron
Turner
Sackson
Dolirrey
Jubl McGhee
Aanisan
Ib Scherer
Eff Pfeffer
Agann
Harrison
DeHaven
Tay Wickland
Armstrong
Shaw
Compton
Mel Koshier
Hehmiel
McGraw
Grand Rapid
Dayton & O
Waehlar
Schinick
Petter
Nalls
Delia
Cantwell
Seal el AT
O'Mara
Boum
Reece
Greta
U Mall
Orn Matthewa
Meixelt
Stratton
EE Keres
Pek
Ripon
Anlarann
Raxin
Varker
Wheeler
Feco
Mara
Fiterp
Rounn
Vers
Ree
Newel
Ragen
Machews
Blikey
Atat An Louing
le Yeas
Bil MO
Wares
Ela
TOURS
Dar
Swank
Peers
Fe Fenders
Eh Lars
Nfl
Ae & Trawler
Tathie
Tonia
Bary
Panter
Ranler
Kentallville
Intani
Finn
Gerhert Hare
Federal League
Chicare
Gehard Ware Sporting Goods
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