Fort Wayne Falls to Dayton in Sloppy Defeat
Pat Wise worked a strong game for Dayton as Fort Wayne misplayed a key fourth inning routine, allowing Dayton to take a 2 1 lead. Alberts relieved Grubbs, but costly mistakes and missed scoring chances hampered Fort Wayne, while Lindsay and Walsh delivered standout defensive plays and a remarkable fence catch.
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Garrett
Mautner
Fort Wayne
Cooley
Dayton
Pat’ Wise
Myers
Hardy
Hooke
Pickett
Lindsay
Austin
Haas
Alberts
Grubbs
Cameron
Paskett
Ostdiek
Harry
Wheelock
Dennis
Pagger
Alberty
Hopke
Walsh
Calhoun Street
Belden
Tropke
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Maine
T Paskett
Flais
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Avaau Wheelock
K Ily Walsh
Oo Austin
Hawkins
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Wise
P. Hee
Fort Wayne Ween
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Elaas
Puskett
Ostick
Ostdick
Tiaas
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Owf Grubbs
Cline
Lund Hinom Dominates To Earn Fifth Straight Victory
Springfield pitcher Lund Hinom shut out Wheeling 1 to 0 sealing his fifth consecutive win. Donahue drove in the lone run with an RBI infield out in the seventh. Batteries list Lindblom Shannon Miller Sehriver Umpire O Connor.
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Lundhinom
Wheeling
Donahue
Riyals
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Lindbloam O
Shannon
Miller and Sehriver
O'Connor
South Bend Defeated by Jesusville in Ninth Inning Errors
South Bend fell to Jesusville as errors by Lynell and Leteber in the ninth inning allowed the winning run. Batteries listed as Ferrias and 'ieman, McCafferty and Kelly contributed for Evansville.
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Ind
Jesusville
Lynell
Leteber
ROLE
Evansville
Grand Rapids Defeats Terre Haute in Lopsided Game
Grand Rapids outbatted Terre Haute today and won easily. Final scores show Grand Rapids ahead by a wide margin as they dominated both offense and defense in the mid afternoon contest.
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Grand Rapids
Terre Haute
Grant Rapids
Central league pursues disciplinary action over umpire assault
President Carson of the Central league has summoned acting Evansville captain Kelly and umpire Rigler from Franeville for testimony. The league seeks to uncover details of last week’s assault, warning that any player who assaults an umpire will be severely disciplined, including suspension and heavy penalties.
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Tne
Carson
Wloa
Kelly
Evansville
Franeville
Evansville baseball captain fined and suspended for assault
South Bend Indiana reports June against West. Ivy neting captain of Evansville base ball elbib wis to dety fined 2) and Sus pended from othe game for tives the league executive finding Kelly of assaulting Umpire Rigler.
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Ind
Ivy
Evansville
Elbib
Wis
Kelly
Rigler
Auburn Defeated by Cincinnati Reds in Local Game
Special to the Journal-Gazette reports Auburn was defeated by Cincinnati Reds on the local grounds. McCarthy started for Auburn. Cheek and three Reds pitchers held firm after a rough first inning. Cincinnati led 4-0, Auburn struck back with two in the first and four in the ninth, but the Reds won 6 to 2. Key hits included Overmeyer for Auburn and Corcoran, Steinfeldt for Cincinnati. Umpire Mr. Bobo Willace.
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Myers
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Hooke
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Cline
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Uampire McCarthy
Chestro
Heeler
Troublesome base running hurts St Louis in 2 1 loss
Baseball roundup from St Louis to Indianapolis notes erratic coaching and sleepy fielding as St Louis loses 2 1 to Pittsburg, completing a sweep. Other games include Philadelphia overpowering Boston, New York defeating Brooklyn, and Chicago and other teams posting scores and attendance figures.
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Reries
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Charles
New York
Pittsburg Sages
Philadelphia
al Ale aTan
Chicago
Bostote
Brooklyn
Shane Conrad
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Chicago Wins In Tenth As St Louis Falls 3 2
In a tense game Chicago defeated St Louis 3 to 2 in the tenth inning after bunched hits. White and Sullivan teamed on the mound for Chicago as Townsend and Sullivan pitched for St Louis. Attendance not given. Umpire Sheridian.
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Chicago
Chicago Today
St. Louis
Louia
White and Sullivan
Trowell
Weaver
Sheriaan
Spectacular Minneapolis Rally Beats Milwaukee In Rain
In Minneapolis the American Association game ended 10 to 9 after seven innings due to rain. Freeman and Marshall homered in the third, Freeman driving in three runs. Captain Clark was ordered off the field in the first inning after using a vile name toward umpire Kane.
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Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Freeman
Marshall
Clark
Kane
Hotel and Grand Opera House lessee in bankruptcy
Chester C. Foor, proprietor and manager of the hotel and lessee of the Grand Opera House in the same building, certified his claim as correct. He anticipated an assignment to Charles T. Lansberry with court consent. Foor listed liabilities between 4000 and 5000 dollars, assets and fixtures at 15000 dollars, blaming lack of business for the failure and hinting at a possible return to Indianapolis.
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Foor
Grand Opera House
Stewart
Charles T. Lansberry
Indianapolis
Dayton Versus Fort Wayne Doubleheader Offer
Dayton faces Fort Wayne in a two game per admission event with the first game scheduled to start at 2 p.m. The unique setup invites fans to watch both contests under one ticket.
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Dayton
Fort Wayne
Bank Suspends in Terre Haute Amid Cashier Shortfall
Vigo National Bank closes under director order as cashier Conzman faces a growing shortage rumor now reported far larger than $16,000. Investigators probe securities quality, with depositors angered by alleged notes paid from deposits. Indiana United Mine Workers withdrawals fail. bank offers 3 percent on deposits, 4 percent for one year, division urged among banks. Deputy IRS officer deposits $47,000. government bond guarantees cover deposits. May 1 deposits totaled $981,000 with many small savers.
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Ind
Vigo National Bank
National Bank
Conzinnan
Indiana United Mine Workers
John Boyle
Augustus Conyman
Conzman
Internal Revenue
Robinson
Secretary of the Treasury
Comzman
Viga Bank
No Criticism of Management Continues on Water Plan
Mr Mead discusses expanding water supply and initiating lager mains for distribution. He notes current mains are inadequate, especially downtown, and explains growth outpaced earlier infrastructure. He defends past department leaders as having built well for their era and sees no fault in their work.
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Mead
Cornell Wins Varsity and Freshmen Races in Regatta
Cornell swept the intercollegiate rowing meet on the Hudson at Poughkeepsie, taking the varsity eight and freshmen eight titles. Syracuse won the varsity four after a disputed finish, with Cornell second as Georgetown and Columbia trailed, while Wisconsin finished last.
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Hudson
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Wisconsin
Hillison
Coxwain
Davidson Kennedy
Philadelphia
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Louis L. S¢aman
Stewart Sues On Labor Claim In Anderson Hotel Case
Anderson Indiana June 28 James R. B. Stewart owner of the Grand hotel filed suit today on a labor claim seeking 1451 dollars and asking that a receiver be appointed to take charge of the property.
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Ind
James RB
Stewart Dief
Grand Hotel
Richmond Golfers Coming On Fourth
The Richmond Country club will visit Fort Wayne on July 4 to play Kekiongia course against local golfers. A Fort Wayne team lost to Richmond last year, but Richmond won when they visited here a few weeks later. The local course has been lengthened and made tougher, promising keen competition and notable onten plays.
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S. S. Stratton
Richmond Country Club
Fort Wayne
Kekiongia
Richmond
Bishop Alerding Narrowly Escapes Horse Runabout Crash
In Lafayette, Bishop Alerding of Fort Wayne, Rev. M. J. Byrne, Rev. Charles McCate, and Peter Byrne narrowly escaped injury when a runabout horse hitched at Tenth and Columbia streets bolt loose. The runaway struck two-seated buggy carrying the bishops party near Zinn store, both vehicles damaged but occupants unharmed.
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Lafayette Courier
Bishop Alerding
Fort Wayne
M. J. Byrne
Charles Bb. McCate
Peter Byrne
Byrne
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Columbia Streets
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Richmond May Pass Up Polo Plan
The Richmond Athletic Association will meet during August to discuss polo direction and the possibility of joining a league next season. Some directors oppose returning to polo as risky, despite dividends from roller skating profits. A surprise awaits if no polo team forms next year.
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Richmond
Richmond Athletic Association
The
Athletic Association
Blues to Play Two Games at Geneva Tuesday
The Fort Wayne Blues will mix with Geneva twice on Tuesday in two games. Geneva is considered the best in the section while Fort Wayne is in gilt-edged form and seeking victories. Beach is improving rapidly and expected to pitch one game. The Blues are booked to Battle Creek on Sunday, and the club will meet Friday evening.
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Fort Wayne
Carnival at Auburn Next Week Draws Crowds, Fireworks Planned
Special to the Journal in Auburn Tennessee June 28 a city carnival at the ballpark raises funds for the athletic association. Festivities run a full week with nightly fireworks and regimental band music. Auburn hopes to feature Zeiders the Crookston Mini pitcher signed to the staff with his first game set for next Thursday against Cincinnati at home.
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The
Athletic Association
Physicians End Partnership After Two Years For Kendallville Area
A.J. Parks of Warsaw formerly of Albion and known as a traveling salesman for Arbuckle Ryan Co. was taken dangerously ill at Gosuen. The article notes a dissolved partnership between Dr. J. M. Magers and Dr. Jesse H. Briggs of Churubusco after two years, with each to maintain separate offices. An autopsy on Charles Carey, who died during a finger amputation under chloroform, attributed death to a tobacco heart rather than a heart clot, exonerating the operating physicians.
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Kendallville Sun
A. J. Parks
Warsaw
Albion
Arbuckle, Ryan & Co
Toledo
Gosuen
The
Elks
J. M. Magers
Jesse H. Briggs
Churubusco
Charles Carey
Gosnen
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Wear the Manhattan Shirts at terson sells it Try Journal Gazette Want Ads summarize this readable fragment into a compact notice noting brands like Haffner's Malt Bread and Manhattan Shirts with a tease about Journal-Gazette Want Ads.
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