High Grade Clothing Seals Season Demand
Advert says high grade clothing is sought this season. It notes that $28 to $40 suits from tailors are good value, but promises comparable quality at $15 to $25 with hand tailored finish.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1903
Page
1
Advert says high grade clothing is sought this season. It notes that $28 to $40 suits from tailors are good value, but promises comparable quality at $15 to $25 with hand tailored finish.
Robbins signed by Fort Wayne as two games loom this afternoon. The double header features Torrence and future games at Grand Rapids and Terre Haute, with Wheeling and Marion in weekly standings. Pitcher Foreman of Wheeling struggles as rain dampens play. notes on contracts and league rules surface amid a busy day at the park.
Dayton Veterans suffer a 0-0 shutout by Marion Workers in a pitchers' duel. In the first inning both June Welning and Cooley's two-bagger spark the scoring, with runs credited to a steal, an error, and Cooley's hit. Hoff and Patterson pitched well for their teams as fielding and sensational catches by Foy and Taxwire highlighted the game.
SOUTH BEND reports a low scoring baseball game as Southie Biond, the local southp-sph plioher, held the Newsboys from Brarivile to one hit this afternoon. The visitors scored after Gameschow’s errors in the second inning following Lawrence drawing the only pass. Quinn had a hit in the eighth but was held on Oeste.
The Fort Wayne and the Italie n players spent the day at the Carnival yesterday. Lindsey made an air with Minute light and asked Bude Ma.
Fragmentary text discusses cheering for players and hopes tied to a team’s chances. References to losing streaks, urgency, and caution about luck. Details are incomplete but imply a tense upcoming contest and the need to avoid discouragement.
Fragmentary text outlines a cryptic scene with names and actions. It hints at a robbery or crime and mentions individuals such as Zobbing and Shogo. The readable parts suggest a tense incident centered on wrongdoing and possible confrontation.
Curtis the best pitcher in the league leads a detailed look at eight clubs. The piece discusses leaders in various positions, catcher quality, infield and outfield talent, and debates over the value of batting and fielding averages versus in-game impact, noting Curtis, Utender, Ostdick, and Bade Myers among others.
A lively note on Aurente's summer beverages. The draft drinks are described as refreshing, exhilarating, and healthy, with the fountain offering a cool, enjoyable experience for patrons seeking a hot day remedy.
In New York 32,240 watched an eleven inning Pittsburg victory as the guests beat the Yankees 6 to 2. Chicago dropped two to Boston, while Washington split with Cleveland. Other results noted from Philadelphia, St. Louis, Louisville, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, and Kansas City with various scorelines.
The report lists multiple games with teams like Detroit Philadelphia New York Chicago and Washington Cleveland, including doubleheaders and late innings. It mentions June 27 scores and uneven results with noted pitchers and batter names, though many fragments are garbled.
McGhesney carried 12 pounds to win the Oakwood handicap over a mile and an eighth in 1 51 3 8, breaking Ferrer’s 1888 mark. Alana Dale and Scout finished behind as 1 to 2 favorite McChesney claimed victory. time 1 51 3 8. New York race: Alexander wins Advance stakes at Sheepshead Bay, time 2 19, with Trish Lad second and Nomnibus third.
In Geneva New York on June 27 the Oxford Cambridge lacrosse squad touring the United States and Canada defeated Hobart College 4 goals to 1.
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