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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1905

Page

3

Ginger and Grief on the Diamond in Fort Wayne Clash

Dayton defeated Fort Wayne 5 to 2 as a late eighth inning rally by the Old Soldiers leveled the score and saved the visitors from a shutout. Van Anda dazzled on the mound with seven strikeouts from the fourth through sixth innings. Box score notes give a detailed look at Fort Wayne and Dayton’s fielding, hits, and errors amid the hectic rally in the eighth.

Dayton Fort Wayne Austin Belden Haas Smith Dennis Myers Pickett van Anda Picket Wheelock Hass Vannda Cameron Cooley Lindsay Paskett van Andi Hardy Harry Ostchens Hooke Oxstdick Stacker Sme Ostdiek Ostdick Cline Azrounds Kelden Hopke Mooley DO Paskett Rf. Ee Walsh

Fort Wayne vs Dayton baseball game summary

Fort Wayne 790600012 Dayton 0. Summary notes include sacrifice hits by Lindsay, Breathen, Dennis, Hardy, and Austin. Pitching by Smith and Van Anda with 1 base on balls for Van Anda and 2 wild pitches by Smith. Hit by pitch by Haus. Time of game and attendance listed.

Rb & Co Hawkins Smith Lindsay Fort Wayne Dayton Breathen Dennis Hardy Austin Myers Hopke van Anda Tack Haus Cline

Grand Rapids Wins In Tight Mid June Baseball Bout

Grand Rapids bunched hits in a nifty inning and scored the winning run. Final score shows Grand Rapids 7 Terre Thaute 8 with Miller and Barber on Batteries while Smith and Messing pitched. umpires Duttler and Gray.

Grand Rapids Grand Rapids Veeteornier Miller Barber Smith and Messing Duttler and Gray

Miss Roosevelt Sees Good Game as Umpire Clears Player

In Minneapolis a Big League game ends with a disputed moment as umpire Kane orders police to remove a player from the grounds. The headline notes a strong performance by Miss Roosevelt amid the on-field contention.

South Bend Nips Evansville in Late Inning Rally

In South Bend June 27 Grant bore responsibility for the loss after a throw hit Freeman as he tried to catch him napping. Freeman advanced to third on Lynch's out and scored on King Kelley’s center hit to cap a late rally as Robt South Bend won. Attendance was listed as 500.

South Bend Ind Grant Freeman Lynch King Kelley vodonAgdd Evansville J MOTO Moffitt and Tiemian Freeminn Kelley Rigler

Wheeling Beats Springfield in Narrow Inning Win

Springfield hosted Wheeling as the visitors edged ahead in the late innings for a 2 to 0 victory. Pitchers Summers and Simitinon, with Boyle and Sehriver behind the plate, limited Springfield’s offense while Wheeling pushed runs across in the seventh and eighth.

Springfield Wheeling Vigard Kult Summers Und Simitinon Boyle and Sehriver

Purdue Football Schedule Announced For Coming Season

Labor Day reports from Labpayeetee Indiana state Purdue unveils a 1923 style schedule featuring key Western contenders. The Chicago game moves to November, with Notre Dame and Indiana on the slate and Thanksgiving break following the November 22 clash. Home dates include Purdue at Lafayette and Chicago at Lafayette, plus games against Missouri Illinois and Wabash.

Purdue Alumni Lafefayette Butler Lafayette Ptember Ste-Belauve Laffayette Wabash Ti—Iinois Caramepaign Indiapit St Dianapolis Missouri Chicago Armour Institute Notre Dame

Yale Guardsmen Triumph in Varsity Meet Against Harvard

New Haven crowds witness Yale defeat Harvard 7 to 2 in a picturesque commencement afternoon. Both teams tally six hits and three errors as Hyer and Stephens lead for Yale, with Jackson and Chigpin active in the play. Umpire South reports attendance around 12,008.

New Haven Conn Yale Harvard Pia Nude Giodbganie Hyer Og Reg Ath Stephensany Jackson Aid Chigpin South

Americans Sweep All Lawn Tennis Matches in London

London June 1 The Americans won all their matches in the lawn tennis championship, taking both singles and doubles. Ward vs Wright and Miavrogordate vs Evans produced the best form, with Ward troubled by serves while Wright excelled apart from the opening set. crowd attendance was the largest of the division.

London Amerigis Lawa Tennis Chaimpionship Witchieter Reeding Ward Wright Miavrogordate Evans

Unclear. Principeton Dome Ends Damning Game

In a chaotic recap a game at Principton ends with a dominant performance by Endo dome, defeating Prince ton by a wide margin. The report is fragmented and lacks clear names or dates making precise details difficult to extract.

Secretaries of Commercial Travelers Elect Officers

Chicago June 27 The secretaries of the Commercial Travelers association elected officers for the coming year at today's convention. B F Andrews Portland Me was chosen as president Watt Shelton Denver was named secretary H E Moss Hastings Neb treasurer. Vice presidents were elected for each state.

Chicago Commercial Travelers’ Association B. F. Andrews Portland Watt Shelton Denver H. E. Moss Hastings

Doubleheader Triumphs and Slugging Defenses Across Cities

In Toledo, Feine pitched both games to power Toledo past Louisville in a doubleheader with sharp plays and strong fielding. Attendance about 2,000. first game score not fully readable. In Minneapolis, Milwaukee failed to score on the road as Minneapolis won 8 to 0 amid late ejections and police calls. Umpire Isaac handled the game as Cantillon and McKay faced discipline. In Columbus, Corner and Wrigley supplied double plugs to back a shutout of Indianapolis, attendance 2,888, with Columbus carving out a clear win and drivers Drener and Pieres contributing at the plate.

Toledo Feine Louisville Attendioe Ruit Fried Boyle Ferguson Shaw Toledo ccc Cece Eee Louisvilleg Scott Gifford and Sullivan Minneapolis Minn Milwaukee Fos McKay Cantillon Aibuse Kate McVasy Budeke Minneapolis Co Teor Dngtes Bo Jklwaukee Ego Pe Graham and Marshall Beville Isaac Columbus Co Wrigley Indianapolis Congialton Columbus Dia Columbus cc Drener Pieres Curtis Roth King ST. Louis Pittsburg Judora Haan Tiaa Toa Paneer Pittsburst Gan Ound Warner Phillips R Ti Ween Brown, Thielman and War

National League score summaries from June games

Newswire style recap across major NL cities with mixed results. Philadelphia shut out by Sparks pitching. New York tops Boston aided by three timely hits. Chicago shut out by strong pitching and weak hits. Cincinnati and St Louis split doubleheader with varied offense. Pittsburgh wins both ends of twin bill as St Louis struggles with fielding and offense.

New York Boston Pho Hostohn Wise Bresnahan Walera Moran Toringstone Checago Til Jane Chicago Almoest Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit Washington St Louis

Philadelphia shuts out Washington in pitchers' duel

In Washington on June 27 Philadelphia defeated Washington 1-0 in a low scoring game as Patton bested Plank. Miss Alice Roosevelt attended. Attendance 3,441. Batteries Patton Wittridge Heydon and Plank Schreck. Umpire O'Loughlin.

Washington Philadelphia Today Patton Plank Alice Roosevelt RHE Ooogoonneo Philadelphia Vohlooouh

Socialist unrest shocks forest region and street clashes

Proclamations urging peasantry to fight treason sweep through the forest area as Warsaw remains under martial law. Protests disrupt streets with barricades, work stoppages, and injuries. Revolt rumors spread while authorities in Central Russia renew Prince Caruson as governor at his own request.

Starista Father Wopon Warsaw Prince Caruson Tver Central Russia

Polo magnates clash over next season in Indiana

Lafayette leaders accuse four central league polo magnates of failing to reach a salary agreement. High pay last year prompted contract jumping, threatening the sport’s future in Lafayette as managers warn of a possible dark season unless salaries are cut to a weekly level and teams can be sustained.

Lafayette Ind Tn Lafayette Baugh Sycamore Pelo Phivers Tesched Cen- Galbercue Mmicutes Amess Sadaries

Nationals to Meet Thursday Night at Transfer Corner

The Fort Washe Nationals will meet at the transfer corner at 7 50 oclock Thursday evening, urging every member to be on time. They travel to Decatur for a game Sunday and then face the Shamrocks at League Park on the following Tuesday.

Fort Washe Nationals Decatur Shamrocks League Park

Vigo County National Bank Run Tops Terre Haute

The Vigo County National Bank faced a lengthy deposit run after a published statement showed assets exceeding liabilities by 321000. Depositors, including wealthy individuals, lined up to withdraw while officials reported strong cash on hand and government deposits, amid questions about former cashier Conzman’s gambling.

Terre Haute Ind Vigo County National Bank Coazmen Conzman Vigo County Hudnut U. S

Washington to Take a Hand in Terre Haute

Washington authorities step in after a $16000 shortage in Vigo County National Bank Terre Haute cashier Conzman. A national bank examiner will likely arrive to appraise bank resources, though the latest controller report was satisfactory.

Washington Terre Haute Conzman Vigo County National Bank of

Fort Wayne School of Art reelects officers and notes finances

At the annual meeting in the art school building, incumbent officers were re elected: President Dr A E Bulson Jr first vice president Mrs C B Woodworth second vice president Mrs Clark Fairbank secretary treasurer Miss Katherine Hamilton. A board change elected Mrs M F Porter in place of Mrs George Wall and Miss Margaret Hamilton to honorary membership. Reports show current expenses covered and more. The school will open in fall with usual programs and entertainments. net from recent season did not swell the treasury. no revenue from Ben Greet outdoor performances.

Fort Wayne School of Art Art School A. E. Bulson, Jr C. 8. Woodworth Clark Fairbank Katherine Hamilton M. F. Porter George Wall

Grant jury to return indictments in graft probe

MAILWATKER June 27 The grand jury investigating graft met at 2 PM and it was believed forty indictments would be returned. It is likely that about three quarters of the county board of supervisors will be indicted as confessions by ex Register of Deeds Siedel and former Supervisor Strauss implicate that many in graft deals.

Mailwatker Grant County Board of Supervisors Register of Deeds Siedel Strauss

Pleads Guilty in Philadelphia Election Fraud Case

William Yost judge of election in the twenty first division of the Thirteenth ward pleaded guilty to making a fraudulent return on February 21 in the court of quarter sessions. He received five months in county prison and a $500 fine. Bernard Strauss inspector pleaded guilty to conspiracy, fined $500 and five months. William Glenn inspector's clerk pleaded guilty and was sentenced to four months.

Philadelphia William Yost Carr Bernard Strauss William Glenn

Big Indianapolis Gun Club Sweep Stakes Draws High Scores

In Indianapolis on June 2 a field of 284 trapshooters saw W. R. Crosby of Alton Alabama and L. W. Reed of Nebraska tie for high gun with 99 of 100. Five of ten sweepstake events were decided as the Grand American handicap nears tomorrow. Other top scores listed include Fred Gilbert Spirit Lake Town 97 H C Hirschey Kansas City 97 Morrison St Paul 97 C M Powers Decatur 97 J S Boaz Chicago 96 F Foltz McClure C 96 I M Lawrence Haddonfield N J 95 and R B Rhoades Columbus C 95.

Indianapolis Ind W. R. Crosby Alton L. W. Reed Nebraska Fred Gilbert Spirit Lake Town H.C. Hirschey Kansas City J. 1 Morrison St. Paul Minn C. M. Powers Decatur J. S. Boaz Chicago F. Foltz. McClure Lawrence Haddonfield N. J George Valk Toledo R. 8. Rhoades Columbus

Accused of Dastardly Deed by 13 Year Old Williams

Charles Williams a 13 year old of 2538 Walton avenue is charged with maliciously removing two bolts from a switch on the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton road endangering trains. The act alleged June 13 could have wrecked a passenger train and was reported to Justice Skelton and Juvenile Officer Jesse Patton. Rail officials vow to curb such acts though the boy may have acted thoughtlessly.

Charles Williams Walton Avenue Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Justice Skelton James B. Watt Jesse Patton Young Williams Wait Williams Lima Reform School

Battling Nelson Heads to Coast for Britt Bout

Battling Nelson his manager Billy Allen and his brother Frank left Chicago for San Francisco to begin light training for a forthcoming fight with Britt on the coast. Paddy Carroll expects a Mowatt versus Hanlon match at Grand Rapids on July 11. Nelson and Jack O Keefe were offered a bout in Detroit, which he declined to pursue as he prepared to depart west.

Chicago Battling Nelson Billy Alan Frank Nelson Battler San Francisco Nelson Britt Paddy Carroll Tommy Mowatt Tiddie Hanlon Grand Rapids

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