Fort Wayne Wins Second Game of Series at Home
The Fort Wayne team edged Wheeling in a close, hard fought game with both sides trading scores from start to finish. Home artists kept the pressure and the margins remained slim throughout.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1905
Page
2
Fort Wayne Triumphs Over Stogies In Close Tin Pan Alley Game
Fort Wayne edged Wheeling's Stogies in a tight contest with Cogeswell making a sensational one handed grab on the hill. McCombs Cogeswell Myers and Ostdiek led with two hits each as Fort Wayne built an early two run lead and held off a late Stogies rally for a 4-3 victory. Attendance was 100.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Fort Wayne
Stogies
Cogeswell
McCombs
Myers
Ostdiek
Dennis
Hardy
Mack
Delters
Mick
Cooley
Livingston
Dieters
Ehmann
Price
Union Underwear Offers Comfort and Linen Suits
Union Underwear markets its light summer garments emphasizing comfort and freedom. The shop notes its Pure Linen Union Suits and invites customers to try a suit, while also advertising collars in various sizes and its custom shirtmaker and gentlemen’s furnishings.
Dayton Beats Springfield In Close Baseball Contest
Jelias pitched a winning game for Dayton with solid support, defeating Springfield handily. Batteries credited to John, Merryman, Ciurbtain, and Carriveat, as Springfield struggled to score.
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Jelias
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Prayton
Springfield
Johng Aid Iwkellers Carriveat, Merryman and Ciurbtmin
Evansville Series Ends Amid Wild Pitching Errors
In Evansville, Miller and Barber struggled as errors by Miller and misplayed plays helped Grand Rapids take the third game. The pitching miscues and erratic defense opened the door for Grand Rapids, while notable performances included Welles and Coy contributing at key moments.
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Evansville
Miller
Bivirnsville
Grand Rapids
Flaviensville
Barber
Terre Peate and South Bend Split Doubleheader
Terre Peate and South Bend split a doubleheader with South Bend winning the second game 2 to 1 after a costly error. Plecker was ejected for disputing a call with umpire Connor. Batteries included Tiemann, Garward, Pherce, and Ou Umpire- OF Connor in the first game.
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Terre Thaute
South Bend
Witter
Burt Chay
South Bern
Plecker
Connor
South
Bediawefer
Ann Raat
Garwaad Pherce
Lago
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Milwaukee takes 5 1 win in pitcher’s duel with St Paul
In Milwaukee the game against St Paul ended 5 to 1 after late scoring. Dougherty replaced Hickey in the 11th, allowing only one hit as four runs came off him earlier. Attendants included Seabero and Sullivan. umpires Gifford and Sullivan officiated. Kansas City, Minneapolis and Louisville also reported mixed results in regional action.
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Dougherty
Hickey
Attendinies
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Milwoukes
Pevadgoenat
Moghos
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Tickey
Sullivan
Louisville AHEL Baseball Summary
Attendance was 5,000 as Louisville faced Indianapolis in a game marked by scattered scoring. Batteries Wright Shaw Bruce Craig Roth pitched. umpire W King. Final score details are partially garbled but indicate a 14 to 1 outcome with mixed innings of offense.
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Indianapolis
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Baseball game postponed by police order in Brooklyn
Brooklyn June 6 no professional ball played as Washington Park game between New York and Brooklyn National League clubs was called off by Police Commissioner Me l Adno edict. Players did not wear uniforms. game rescheduled for next Thursday per the season schedule.
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Brooklyn
New York
Washington Park
Mel Adno
Herbert Opera Company Tonight Trunk Delay Scarcity
Herbert Opera Company faces trunk delays as costumes for Fra Diavolo and other operas fail to arrive. In Robison Park performances were cancelled yesterday after waiting on stalled trunks. Herbert, Ruhland, and manager Fisher awaited word while tickets sold out in advance. Trunks later located in Chicago express offices, but not delivered in time for the evening show.
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Herbert Opera Company
Robison Park
George Herbert
City
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Express Office
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Bogan
Mr. Herbert
Mateger Fisher
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van Boyer
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Me Mers
Fred Stevens
Hays
Be cking Kodak Vacation Pictures From BECK Jewelers
If you contemplate taking a vacation or an excursion trip or a few days outing the gate to take a Kodak with you. Its easy to take the pictures. I sell them to rent them. BECK the Jeweler 911 Calhoun St.
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Shamrocks Show Splendid Form at Marion Ballgame
Fort Wayne Shamrocks overwhelmed the Marion Owls at League Park. New signings and the return of Eric boosted the Shamrocks who pounded pitcher Crabb and rookie eeer. Menefee held Marion to few hits while Farnan and the battery supplied potent run support. The final score echoed the Shamrocks dominance as fans urged more appearances.
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Eric
Marion Owls
Shamrocks
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Eeer
Cleary
Meneses
Farnan
Menetes
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Cherry
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Jeffert
Ehle
Menefee
Bertels
Garrett Tops Auburn In Ten Inning Bout
Garrett and Auburn slugged through a ten inning contest with McCarthy undefeated for Garrett despite seven walks and thirteen hits allowed. Auburn rallied in the seventh and again in the ninth, Grubbs and MccKlaine homering for Auburn while Briner and Kistner provided offense for Garrett. Batteries were McCarthy Hillinger for Garrett and Reed Grubbs and Briner for Auburn.
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Garrett
Ind
Detert
Auburn
McCarthy
Grubbs
Boyd
MccKlwaine
Kistter
Auburn Garrett
Hillinger
Reed
Briner
New Haven Defeats Payne 0.2 Team 6 to 1 in Short Game
In EW Haven Indiana on June date New Haven won a two inning game over Payne 0.2 by 6 to 1. Batteries McGrew and Dowl ing Bowmen and Steele pitched or played roles in the win.
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Ind
New Haven
Payne
McGrew
Dowling
Bowmen
Steele
Valees Suffer First Loss to Nationals 12 7
The Vales were defeated in a season opener, as the top ranked Nationals led 12 to 7. Players Wiedmann Voigt Jacobs and batteries-Alt are noted among the scorers, with RH ty and PTIAgMI2e-12w appearing in the box.
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Vales
Ne. 1 Nationals
Nationals
Spaldings Defeat Old-Timers In Close 7 to 8 Battery Battle
The Spaldings edged the Old-Timers 8 to 7 in a tight game highlighted by Hoffman's running catch. The teams plan to rematch next Sunday for a purse to be announced later.
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Spaldings
Yates
Stahl
Stein
Smoke
Hoffman
Decatur dominates Delphos in one sided game 16 to 0
Decatur crushed Delphos 16 to 0 as Railing fanned ten and hit three triples in decisive display. Local pitcher worked the win and led the offense with power as the hosts routed the visitors.
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Decatur
Ind
Delphos Nine
Decatur Player Railing Joins Milwaukee Team Tomorrow
Railing, a Decatur native, has played with Dallas and now leaves tomorrow to join the Milwaukee club. The report notes his two base hits in four at bats and lists teammates Pennington Roth Trice as part of the jitteries group. The scoreline referenced is 8 0 0 0 0 - 5 4.
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Avilla Greens Beat Fort Wayne Americans Twice
Avilla Indiana, June. The Avilla Greens defeated the Fort Wayne Americans in two games. Scoring details are unclear due to damaged text. Notable players include Rolf Patterson, Welch, Courdway, and Wick liffe. Courdway and Rolf, who played for Avilla, are identified as Fort Wayne natives.
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Ind
Avilla Greens
Fort Wayne Americans
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AWE
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Long
Rolf Patterson
Welch
AVI Mac
Fc Cee Ener
Courdway
Rolf
Wickliffe
Diller
Fort Wayne Boys
Fort Wayne Baseball Notes and Local Matches
Fort Wayne notes joke figure Ost dick draws laughs while the team stays quirky. Royal Tigers edged the Champions in ten innings by 9 to 9. Deltas beat a Corner Rod and Gun Club select 5 to 4 with Parnan and Eggeman on the mound. Wartenbe signed with the Deltas, and Ed Evans stars in key plays. Eagles skip Petoskey due to rain. Blues miss Decatur due to a misunderstanding. Geneva plans two games July 4 with high local interest. Easy Task Soap testimonial ends notice.
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Corner Rod ‘and Gun Club
J. Farnan
F. Hofer
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Eggeman
Evans
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GCU
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Deis
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Claude Wartenbe
Fort Wayne Blues
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Rines
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Blues
Beach
WANTS WHITES AND BLACKS TO INTERMARRY
Boston article reports Charles W Chestnut of Cleveland urges interracial marriage as race problem solution at Boston Literary Association address. He claims color difference is the hardest barrier and predicts race mixture will eventually occur and benefit all, delivered during his son's Harvard graduation visit.
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Mass
Charles W. Chestnut
Cleveland
Boston Literary Association
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