25 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1907
Page
1
Long mixed transcription shows scattered team names and standings. Mentions Brooklyn and Philadelphia context with scattered player references, scores, and locations, reflecting a scrambled 20th century baseball wire. No coherent single event, but recaps vague league play and player mentions across cities.
Fragmented content lists players, teams, and game actions across multiple cities. Many names read garbled but indicate baseball Keubs and dates, with scattered score fragments and team references.
Fragmented report shows multiple American Association baseball scores from Indianapolis Columbus Toledo Minneapolis Kansas City Milwaukee and St Paul. Details mention innings, battery pairings and umpires amid a series of ventilated results and scorless fields.
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered Central League names, places, and potential game hints across June. It mentions teams or players such as Rah Vagtat, Mal Yorn Hates, Stevarane, Jenna Maur, June dates, Wheeling area references, and various unclear score or placename fragments, rendering a rough chronicle of local sports chatter with no coherent event or outcome.
Observers note New Haven overpowering St Joe Township in a high school baseball scene. The yard and bleachers fill as old Central League pullers cheer, while players like Bench and Smith show strong backstop and hitting form. The Sunday crowd anticipates next week’s Army game, with discussions on championship prospects and league standings.
Fragmented notes mention teams and games weaving through a schedule with unclear names and places. It references Hartford and a mix of players and times, but the readable portions are garbled. The result is an unresolved local sports brief with no clear outcomes.
Sidney news reports Frank War lax and Walker, accomplices of Frank Earl, pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the William A. Legs case. They were sentenced to prison. The incident occurred near Tebbing His Ditcher shop.
In South Bend Indiana on June 4 four Outfielder Parry formerly of Indianapolis faced a fine for ta r feiting 16 Wheeling. Manager Grant of South Bend was fined $28 by President Carson. Rush also fined $0 after a dispute with umpire Kalien. Independent baseball results list Decatur Richmond 9 Desator 1 and Portland-Portland 8 Bluttton 8.
A garbled clash of names and bouts outlines a Fort Wayne boxing program organized by Matchmaker Murburger. The card lists several matches including Murharger versus Fort Wayne rival and local talent from Raoevilla Tennessee, with mentions of Kid Thomas and Kid Wilsuty.
Kendallville Indiana reports a Saturday evening spree of two holdups and a brutal assault near Morton street and Mitchell street. Victims include Mrs. J B Taylor who fought off a thief clawing for her handbag, and Hinton Vaughn struck near Rak road. William Sahert and other men were forced to surrender before escaping, while aid was given to Vaughn after a head wound and arm bruise. Officers investigated the chaotic scene as the city coped with the violence.
Four men were shocked Saturday night near the town’s merchant area. Jats Arawn suffered severe burns on his left arm and both feet, while the others endured lesser injuries. Shrock treated the group and reported the injured man will likely resume work in a few days.
Lagrange man Ruce T Brown aged thirty died at his home Sunday morning after a period of illness following a severe lung ailment. He had been feeling better briefly but collapsed later. Funeral services were conducted by Culon Brothers and interment occurred at Greenwood Cemetery Tuesday.
Pleasant Lake ind june 24 roscoe borkey and wife of chicago visit his sister mrs thed vaughn. bart Tutte and family guests of Carl Magou and wife. Martha Mier of Angola visiting daughter mrs george cogswell. bernice and gertrude snyder from kansas staying with mrs john crampton and mrs fred raussburg. addie francis and mrs mif trainer visiting mother mrs kutimab of willoughby. milas tiste dirrim of angola guest of miss haze brooks sunday. morer weaver and wife of fort wayne visiting uncle toe weaver and family over sunday. miss wlate ferrier entering tri state college angola monday for elevation studies. gertrude and charles gilbert spent sunday in fort wayne.
A Solly Dozen and another name from Ashley, described as young ladies, enjoyed a pleasant week at the Rista cottage on the James River bank. The group included Misses Theda, Nelsie Dunlap, Grace Austin, Hazel Anderson, Nessie Bruce, Mink Day, Ethel Capp, Barbara Nichlia, Yexsle Baowberger, Nellie Elsdner, Mand Warper, and Dias Arehart.
A gypsy act titled Senorita Des pogett offers fortune telling at the county fair on June twenty six and twenty seven, inviting visitors to seek readings from the entertainment stall.
Frederick McCulloch dies in Lynchburg Virginia after relapse. Former Fort Wayne merchant and councilman, aged around fifty, remembered as a prominent member of his family. Survived by Carrie Riddle and two sons. Funeral held at family home with relatives from Fort Wayne attending. Also notices for Katherine O Neill and other local figures with funeral arrangements and survivor details.
Angola Tad June 21 The past few warm days have gradually augmented crowds at the shore arts in this vicinity. Sundays trains brought hundreds of people from Fort Wayne and other places to buy the cool trezes for the lakes.
The County Fair announces events for June 26 and 27 coordinated by Harrison and Borvy. Organizers invite residents to enjoy exhibits, rides and contests during the two day celebration with local vendors and community groups participate.
An apparent accidental shooting occurred in Decatur when two youths, Herbert Ebinger and another boy, were handling a .22 rifle on a porch. The bullet struck Ebinger in the back, a small bone fragment implying a minor injury. Ebinger remains resting, with doctors unsure if further issues will arise. A separate baseball score shows Decatur losing 2 to 1 in a game summarize.
Local sports chatter centers on a possible Bettha transfer to Fort Wayne in the Central League. Officials discuss the move amid a Canton Grant tie and a planned game sequence with Shethysville, Nasiaways, and Williams. The season includes a Canton series and a potential Friday matchup. details remain unsettled.
Three flats located two blocks south of the court house offered for rent at 90 dollars monthly and sale price of 13 000 dollars. Cash payment 34, with balance to be financed. Contact K Vorndran or Bittinger and Houk at Pixley Long Block, phone 460 or 146.
If you have been a slave to morphine or whisky you should lose no time in writing to Dr W V Dan Jole, manager of the Marlon Keeley Institute. During the past teen years the Naptor has cured hundreds from bankers, lawyers, physicians, merchants, farmers, and laboring men. The cure is positive, painless and improvement begins almost from the first treatment.
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