Smokes Score Three In Fort Wayne Crossover Victory
Smokes score three before Ari Lowdell starts and win as Lefty Rogers delivers in pinch. Fort Wayne hosts the late game with a rough opening half and a pair of late rallies. Big hits by Blount and Rogers drive the visitors ahead. Anderson struggles on defense. game ends with Fort Wayne’s hopes dashed. League Park doubleheader scheduled for Sunday with Columbia City vs Shamrocks.
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Lefty Rogers
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Rcaro
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Jen
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Marchie
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Blount
Pabrique
McLafferty
Bunny
Rogers
Ati
Loudell
Miount
Big Trolley League
League Park
Columbia City
Shamrocks
The Giant and Two Midgets on the Finland
The Olympic team members aboard the Finland feature a 300 pound giant and two much smaller teammates. They endured jokes but stayed close, with Revo the tallest, Birobind nearby, and Strobine seeking glory in the 10 000 meter race and other events.
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Finland
Revo
Towers
Birobind Welenshi
National League scores from New York Philadelphia and others
National League game notes show New York defeating Philadelphia 4 to 2 in six innings, with mentions of runs, batters, and umpires. Other entries reference Pittsburgh and Chicago Cincinnati results, plus Brooklyn at Boston with score details and officials.
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Gincinnati
Cinginnati
Itelngn
Teacate Rucker and Miller
John Hane
Baer
Doubleheader results and scores from Akron to Grand Rapids
Baseball scores from multiple midwest games including Akron Springfield, Canton, Terre Haute, Youngstown, and Grand Rapids. Key plays feature a 5 to 4 win for Daxton over Canton, Doyle clearing the bases for Terre Haute in a 9 to 4 win, and Terre Haute holding Youngstown to 4 as Grand Rapids edged them late. Umpires listed, with teams and venues across Ohio and Indiana.
Major Wilson and Ike Tree to Europe Tour Readied
Major Wilson and E. G. Tronklay finalize plans for a July 10 start of a two month tour of Europe. They have booked passage on the Brandenburg to sail from North German port floodling and will land at Bremen. The trip will cover Germany Austria Prague England and Ireland with a minting tonight to arrange for Riga’s Rama Rockford D. All players requested to be ready.
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PI Wilson
E.G. Tronklay
Europe
Passare
Brandenburg
Bremen
Germany
Austria
Praree
England
Ireland
Sonecay
Rigitay
Bluffton Degree Team Does Work At Pocahontas Lodge Meeting
A loge class of candidates was initiated into the Amnnewa council No. 9 of Pocahontas at the regular meeting last night in Dicim's hall. The Bliton degree team sent about thirty members to participate in the celebration. Visitors were served an elaborate supper at 200 geldick and, after degree work, refreshments followed. The degree work supported by the Pocahontas auxiliary and Hed Men members aims to aid the movement to make Momogrit day universal.
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Aminnewa Council No. 9
Deatre of
Pocahontas
Dicim
Preahontas
Jodge
Baron Paterno Draws Life Term In Rome Trial
Baron Vincenzo Paterno, ex cavalry lieutenant in the Italian army, received life imprisonment for the warder of Princess Giolla Teigona Ti Aantiella, lady in waiting to Queen Fielona, on March 2, 1911. Court ordered seven years in solitary confinement beyond the life sentence as he collapsed during pronouncement.
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Rome
Vincenzo Paterno
Princesa Giolla Teigona
Patterson Fletcher Co. Awéater Ovat Paw Won
Patterson Fletcher Co offers a bright awéater ovat paw made from fine suoraind. The product fits perfectly with no key issues visible in Wort Warne. Price listed at S650.
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Wort Warne
Patterson- Fletcher CO
Epileptic man drowns after fall into Yellow Creek near Kin yma
Warsaw Ind June 27 Gane Rint of Rovantopol aged about 28 fell into Yellow Creek one mile north of Kin yma while working in a field after an epilepsy attack and drowned without aid. Coroner Iselhy notified funeral Friday at Men tang cemetery. he had lived with his mother in Avouatenol and was visiting his brother Ray Huner. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Patterson Flutcher Co.
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Warsaw
Ind
Ray Huner
Hla Alster
Iselhy
Mentang Cemetery
Baby Dies From Spinal Meningitis In Warsaw Visit
A two year old Louize Bradway of Warsaw, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jean Bradway, died at the cornet dew New York on June 27 after contracting spinal meningitis during a visit with her parents. A Harlem bakery worker, Samuel Kramp ter, was killed when he fell into a dough mixer at work.
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Louize Bradway
Merny Jeano Eadway
Warsaw
New York
Samual Krampter
Hig Balduce
Jne
Harlem
Local Players to Star in Sunday Doubleheader
Fort Wayne players Hines Wambs gonss and Dietrich join the Columbia City Grays to face the Fort Wayne Sharikcs at Learns Park Sunday in trolley league action. Two games start at 2 pm with umpires Binder Robbins and Leininger. Three hundred fans expected from Columbia City. lineup features Hull Andersoty Wainhsganss Green Overmeyer France Dink Meyer Gelster and Hines.
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Columbia City Grays
Fort Wayne Shareucks
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Wambsgonss
Dietrich
Columbia City
Pennsylvania Company
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Binder
Coluntiyity
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Leininger
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Fort-Wayne
France
Colorbia City
Hull
Andersoty
Wainhsganss
Green
Meyer
France Accond
Dink
Gelster
Local sports scores mix from Philadelphia and Cleveland
Fragmented wire service notes Philadelphia and Cleveland games. Philadelphia beat New York with a four point margin amid unclear details. Cleveland won, with mentions of players and teams such as Sheridan and Fae, but specifics remain obscured by OCR errors.
Local shooter wins first at Hicksville event
William Scherer, among five Fort Wayne shooters, claims first in a resisted gun shoot medley at Hicksville. He hits 188 of 150 pigeons?, with Max Witz Hoished close on 138. Concordia’s Werr leads professionals with three misses in 160 attempts. Shooters finished as listed.
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Wiliam Schvrer
Fort
Hert
Qancerdis
Ras
Taylor
Coluubux
Young
Scherer
Fort Wayne
Bricker
Max Wits
Fiartins
Maxwell Every
Parker Hi Welemani
Weller
Heyman
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Lau Jolt
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Would Play Mackmen at Sunday Meeting at Reservoir Park
The Normals plan to face the Mackmen on Sunday at Van Buren street playgrounds. The Mackmen manager requested attendance at the Ne r male meeting at Reservoir Park this evening at 7:96.
Forged Cheques Tied to Employer Name in Case
Detective reports forged cheques bearing the employer’s name tied to Draker Faed Bern arrest. Ea Beek sud John Hartman employed by the Draker firm. authorities say 1300 gruleck ty value involved. Confession obtained following detective work and official description of the scene.
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Bern
Wera
Papier
Oh Woo
Hauifamae
Gruleck
Grain of Corn Removed From Trachea
Hope hospital yesterday performed a delicate operation in Bremen Indiana to extract a grain of corn from the trachea of 12 month old Oscar Heckemann. The procedure was reportedly successful and the child withstood the shock well with expectation of immediate recovery. The kernel had been lodged deep in the windpipe near the trachea.
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Nomenie
Wiefore
Hope Hospital
Baseball scores and notes from scattered games across cities
In Boston and Columbus scores and play recaps appear with team names such as American Association entries and various pitchers like Hall and Pape in tense innings. Reports mention June dates, umpire names, and multiple city game summaries with line scores and notable pitches.
Beaver Pa Vigilance Committee Detains Suspect After Home Visit
In Beaver Pennsylvania on June 27 a mob of about thirty men dressed as 17 troks escorted A Bowman after a confrontation with Officer Baker. Bowman, accused of wife beating, was marched to his home and kept inside a parlor with a rubber hose. The officer urged Mrs Bowman to let her husband return in exchange for release. En route, the prisoner was seized by the vigilance committee.
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