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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
3
Special to the dowennl-Grselle reports a confused game where Benders shut out the Blillkens as Gurk élter struggles to connect for hire. Port Wayne batemen failed to capitalize, with late attempts stymied by strong defense and misplayed chances.
ZANESVILLE 2 EVANSVILLE 9. Fumbles and garbled OCR obscure details but result shows Evansville rout of Zanesville by nine to two with stray names and lines indicating innings and game action. City names and final score are clear.
Fragmentary sports note references Pittsburg and St Theo Vie with names Breningtan and Drelenin. Mentions Unipteo Wigier and a run to the Arn ey He ayane hilt with unclear connections. Readers get a glimpse of a league situation and players, but the legible facts are sparse.
A scrambled game summary reports New York, Washington, and Cleveland results with noisy team names and partial line scores. It notes Louie and Mookie among players, umpire details, and late runs by Cleveland in a June matchup, with scattered mentions of various city teams and venues amid imperfect OCR.
Terre Haute 5 0 Wheeling 3 6 in a polemical frat game with Tad Tune leading Terre Haute. The first half featured strong play from Humphries and Green, Wheeling’s Br Smith and Jewell contributed points, while Wostrath and Le Mee provided steady work for Terre Haute in a tense contest.
Reno reports on Johnsons conditioning for a July Fourth bout. Experts praise his fighting attitude and muscular development noting the extreme heat of the training environment, with headlines declaring him a premier fighting machine and the challenge ahead as the champion defends his title.
Fragmented Iowa era recap notes Dayton’s 9 ball victory, with players Jimes Dougherty and McCarthy mentioned amid a jumble of team names. The report references Milwaukee, St Paul, and Minneapolis games, plus a KOTM band concert at Swinney Park on June 29, while partial scores and lineups appear tangled and uncertain.
Fragmentary report on a shutout game with scattered names and actions. Mentions players, teams, and coaches in blurred lines, with unclear sequence and outcomes.
A fragmented report describes a basketball moment with fouling and a player, mentioning a Telsh main and a payer. Details are unclear. only hints of a game action and initials remain, with no clear teams or outcomes identifiable.
Bluffton pitcher Walter Scentt making his first game appearance with Marion Indians Northers Indian Yearsue Whieangon faced early trouble at Wasash. The report notes his rough debut as the Northern Talent tournament season opens, with Lewin Both among the lineup.
In June 1968 Yale claimed victory at the Harling Game held in Parvard Field. The Gall chesivnsing Gedy ob Ten thouramd details are unclear but the match featured notable players and an umpire duo of Partna and Adama.
Shamrocks plan two days of games at League Park next Sunday and the following Tuesday. The Antwerp Reds visit for a 2 o clock start with Diederich pitching for the Shamrocks and Carr for the Reds. Special buses arranged to bring fans from Auburn.
Walter Giltier arrived from the South bend area two days before the Jillikens game after a disputed play near Sout end. Managers Burke and Pugtorious faced arbitration amid suspensions and rumors of resignations as the Central league pushed through with a busy schedule including Thursday and Friday games against the Vets.
Yesterday's box scores show South Bend 9 Evanavie 9 and Dayton 9 Grand Ranks 0 in the Central League. American Association games feature St. Paul 18 Toledo Milwaukee 2 and Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia 1 while Chicago 11 Cincinnati L Bauton 9 and St. Louis 4 reflect other American League and National League results with several incomplete lines.
Central and National Leagues feature a slate of today’s games. Fort Wayne visits South Bend, Zanesville plays Evensville, Wheeling hosts Yerte Haute, Dayton meets Gennd Hupias, and other matchups include Calumbue at Minokipalle and Toledo at St Paul. Also Chicago rivals Boston and New York face Cleveland and Detroit in key city clashes.
The Hunt End Fiat Locks defeated by the Young Amart en 34 to 0 amid a day of scattered matches. Various teams including Elves, Cromwelly, and Bears staged contests as fans packed the crowd. August games and July Fourth plans noted, with standout plays from Talwoods and Polimilid.
Dekale county clerk Servina busy as courts and officials hold meetings. Names like Inman, Balardey, Pleyd, McKenna, Hamill, Selinger, Cleveland Reavers, Jensle Gonprieh, Mertel Craven appear among a string of attendees and witnesses at a local gathering.
Special to the Journal-Cazette notes a chaotic ninth inning in which South Bend racked up runs. Key hits include doubles by Caray and Welohoted, with Krey scoring on timely hits and McCarty driving in runs. The article mentions bustling activity around bases and defensive miscues.
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