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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1903
Page
1
Evansville won the second game by hitting Aberts hard as Willis pitched well and the visitors struggled to score. Slee strained his ankle and was replaced in left by Cardiner. Willis slated to start again tomorrow against Curtis in a anticipated rematch.
Mario hit a pane to day and, through twirling and fast fielding, Ames defeated Wheeling three to one. Quuley drove in the only run with a single as the score tied when the scarves were made. Umpire Kiefer officiated. Time-i Attearditniee-t etc.
In the American League game at Vilicago on June 1 the New York and Chicago teams battled through eighteen innings, showcasing sharp fielding but hampered by baserunning miscues. Final line shows New York 4 2 9 14 batteries White Patterson and Oe. Fatland Wolfe Ta nehit Beville. Milwaukee 3. Louisville 5 Toledo 4.
Daytox Ohio reports a close game as Old Soldiers edged Grand Rapids with bursts of offense. Bunnett pitched for Ot Swidlers, Marrella struggled on the mound, and Mum Wyrrender relieved. Detroit and Philadelphia played a tense doubleheader with heated dispute among players and umpires.
Chicago and New York battled to a scoreless or close finish after eighteen innings in the longest game of the season, while Cincinnati edged Pittsburgh in Detroit as other league games proceeded.
Fragmentary notes show names Wkd and J ONeil connected to the American Association in Indianapolis. Reference to batteries and contacts Mc Makin and G Fox suggests a trade or society entry with limited readable details.
Corbett of Denver defeated Hughey Murphy of New York by knockout in six rounds at catch weights in New York City. The bout drew about 2,510 spectators as Corbett dominated early with two knockdowns. Referee Jack Smith officiated. In St Louis, June 25, Mike Schrock beat Andy Walsh in twenty rounds.
Five men sought by authorities in a vague alert about arresting the rouse Nee cared elf. The fragmentary text provides little clear detail on charges or locations.
Poughkeepsie reports all ready for the big varsity race as crews finalize positions for tomorrow. Wisconsin appears to lead in speed, with crews holding steady weight after two weeks of practice. Cornell shows the heaviest varsity eight and the second heaviest four-oared boat in the field.
Averages shown for crews include Varsity eights with Cornell leading at 1741-8, Wisconsin 172, Penn 1697, Syracuse 1655-3, Columbia 1653, and Georgetown 188. Varsity fours show Penn 162, Cornell 1915-4, Wisconsin 16034, Columbia 1601-4. Freshmen eights rank Cornell nd 1-2, Wisconsin 16134, Penn 1923-
Yale celebrates its victory with a large bonfire on campus as crews travel by four horse tallyborough through New Haven streets. Firecrackers Roman candles and bedoes light the parade route while crowds cheer the returning victors and the city observes the event.
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