Wheel ing Rotten In Field Leads Vet Nine In Loss
Zanesville beat Fort Wayne 42 to 2 as Whittaker pitched for the visitors but issued wildness and fielding errors. Clancy drove in two runs, Swartling, OBrien, and De Brom contributed key hits, while Zan esville pulled ahead with two runs in the sixth and added insurance in the eighth. Keener and Justice were active on bases, and Schultz added a timely hit as the locals tallied once in the opening and tied it in the second before the visitors pulled away.
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Zanesville
Tama
Fort Wayne
Whittaker
Blake
Degtol
Swartling
Obrien
Zanésville
Deeraft
Seth Jeaners
Whittaker Brew
Schultz
O’brien
O'Brien
Fost Wayne
Justice
Clancy
Resvirer
American Yacht Wins International at Kiel Germany
The American yacht Ribilat won the fifth International yacht race at Kiel capturing the Emperor William cup. Ribilat finished in 2 hours 12 minutes 1 second while Beaver finished 2 hours 18 minutes 8 seconds. Ribilat is owned by Harry Payne Whitney of the New York Yacht Club and BW Emmons of the Eastern Yacht Club. Ribilat won three of the five races in the series.
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Xiel
Germany
Ribelat
Sie
Beaver
Harry Payne Whitney
New York Yacht Club
BW. Emmons
Eastern Yacht Club
Shamrocks to Host Auburn as Wise Leads Independent Nine
SHAMROCK NOTES Pat Wise a former Central leaguer heads an Independent team. Big Dick Dietrich has pitched four games for Kewanee. Auburn visits Shamrocks Sunday with strong batters. The game is set for July at 2 o'clock with Port not yet losing six this season. Referee Conk WH umire.
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Pat Wise
Newark Club Beats Terre Haute in Second Game
Newark defeats Terre Haute in the series second game by a two run margin at League Park. Bagon at short delivered eleven chances without an error while Terre Haute pitchers faltered in the later innings.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Newark Clu
Terre Houte
Bagon
Tnr
Vikttora
Alherus
Auburn
Shamrocks
League Park
Terre
Itanoney
Lefty Core's Triple Beats Eva Team in Evansville
In Evansville on June 23 South Bend edged Evansville 4 to 3 as Lefty Core's timely triple produced two RBIs. Core drove in a run earlier, Withers and Lindaay were hit, and Evansville offense struggled aboard thin afternoon.
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Lefty Core
S. Triple Beats
EVA
Evansville
Ind
Core
South Bend
Evansvilla
Withers
Lindaay
Hennis Reverts To Tots Must Refund Money
In a decision by the National Baseball Commission, the Minneapolis team of the American Association is spared payment to St Louis. Waddell’s debt to his club blocks further claims. Terre Haute’s $88 release sale for Earl Hennis goes to St Louis, with the purchase voided and funds to be refunded.
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Cincinnati
Juans
National Baseball Commission
Hedges
St Louis
Minneapolis
American Association
Fitcher Waddell
Waddell
Cantillion
Minneapolia
Weddell
St. Louis Cr
St. Louis Nationals
Earl Hennis
St. Lewis
Hennic
Terre Haute
St. Louis
Ia Pace
Milwaukee Beats Toledo 7 4 After Big Seventh Inning
In Toledo, Milwaukee overcame a one hit effort through six innings by Marion as Toledo led 6 0. Milwaukee exploded with seven runs in the seventh, defeating Toledo 7 to 4. Pitchers were Batherlee Yingling and Cariseh for Milwaukee, Marion Gilligan and Orendorf for Toledo.
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Toledo
Marion
Incals
Gilligan
Toteda
Milwaukee
Batherlee
Yingling
Cariseh
Orendorf
Haas Girl Again Seeks Death by Overdose
Miss Florence Haas, daughter of Mrs Durst Hawk of Larwill, attempted suicide Wednesday by overdosing on medicine left by her physician Dr Ben Lingill. The dose was administered after a hasty doctor visit. she is said to be improving. She was recently adjudged insane and will be confined in an asylum once transfer papers arrive.
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Columbia City
Ind
Florence Haas
Durst Hawk
Larwill
Ben Lingill
Mine Wately
Haas
Tima
Coles Yanked and Giants Lose Out West
June 24 baseball notes from St Louis and surrounding cities recount Coles pulled after fifth as Homer’s homer helps Cubs tally tallies. Richter unable to quell runs, Chicago offense tallies in fifth. St Louis and Pittsburgh games close. Cincinnati and Brooklyn matches feature key RBIs. Rest of card notes poles and opening weekends at venues with early summer ball.
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ST. Houis
Jura
Chicago
Homer
Cole Tetdr
Richter
Cale
St. Louis
Anderson Debuts in Baseball Society Schedule
A North State Baseball League reorganization moves the Logansport franchise to Anderson. Anderson will host Lafayette on Sunday afternoon with Lafayette, Watash and Anderson each at .500 as the league reshapes the pennant race. Remaining clubs are Marion, Aluftton, and Huntington. directors expect a completed schedule this season.
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Lafayette
Marion
Aluftton
Huntington
Teague
Pythians Elect Officers for Ensuing Year
In Columbia City Indiana on a Wednesday the Knights of Pythias elected officers to serve the ensuing year. Chosen were W. H. Kissinger as chancellor commander, George Miller as vice chancellor, Elmer Beezlay as master of work, Otto Tannehii as prelate, Thomas C. Miller as master at arms, A. M. Joanson as inner guard, B. M. Meizer as outer guard, Edward North as representative to the grand lodge. An auditing committee of A. M. Joanson, Orlis O. Tannehii and HR Frank Raber was named to report at the past meeting when officers will be installed.
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Columbia City
Ind
Knights of Pythias
W. OH. Kissinger
George Miller
Elmer Beezlay
Otiz O. 'Tannehii
Thomas C. Miller
A. M. Johnson
Immer Guard
M. Meizer
Edward North
Grand Loge
A. M. Joanson
Orls O. Tannehii
HR Frank Raber
Local Driving Club Holds Second Series Meet
The Fort Wayne Amateur Driving Club held its second race meet of the season at the driving park. Five mile events featured top local horses with heats to decide each race. Warne Chief, driven by Herman Tapp, won the trot, while Wayne Chief and Wayne G. led the pace events. crowds were smaller but quality praised.
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Fort Wayne
Warne Chief
Herman Tapp
M. 3
Stevens
John G
Hi. Vanalstine
Tipsy Patchen
Baerr
Vievorine
Wayne Chief
Paulding
Freak Boeash
Wayne C
M. J. Stevens
HI Cortique
Wil Fleming Af
Harman Tapp
Wayne Olief
Wayne Whief
Cleveland Stars Beat White Sox in Doubleheader Note
Cleveland wins the doubleheader as Neal Ball, and Jackson star with late hits. Details describe two games against Chicago with fielding feats and key plays. In the other city game, Washington and Philadelphia split a twin bill with Gray strong for Washington in the opener and Hughes lighting the mound in the second.
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Philadelphia
Gray
Strashe Pale Hughes
Sherry
Coombs
Washington c
Benny
Plank
Arti
Thomas
Unyphree
Connnily
Ian Oleughiin
Hyning
Gous
Hughes
Mcrcombs
Lege
Ologlin
Ant Conailly
Rural Routes 10 to be Discontinued in Indiana
In Columbia City Indiana on June 13 reports indicate the postal department plans to discontinue several rural mail routes in northern Indiana due to worsening road conditions. Inspectors found severe ruts and flooded sections on Whitley county roads delaying service. Officials say routes may be continued in Asis county after review. Farmers face disruption, warned government expects action.
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Columbia City
Ind
Golar
Indiana
Whitley County
Rooda
Altsirs
Asis County
Hornhurst Exiled From Majors After Casey OK
Hornhurst, first baseman, was dropped by Cleveland early in the season and reportedly moved to Detroit as manager Jimmy Casey and club officials showed relief at the recruit not staying with the big team. Hornhurst struggled in the Tigers’ camp, with Detroit president Navin noting the move and Hornhurst failing to adapt to big league hitters.
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Seazin O
Cleveland
Jimmy Casey
Jase Sammier
Sam Kenedy
Cleveland Séeut
Nep
Casey
Hornhurs
Lnte
Bama
Cinsé
Amerigan League
George Stovall
Han
Detroit
Geveland
Tiger
Navin
Walt
Ani Hornhurst
Baneman
Baseball Items From Here and There in Sportdom
Baseball items from various leagues report trades and signings as teams seek depth. Notes mention Bresnahan’s double ruling in the Klaw-Bresozhen dispute, Burns’ continued ability, and possible player moves between Dayton, Grand Rapids, Wheeling, and Cincinnati. Details include managers, pitchers such as Resick and Sumners, and speculative deals with Detroit, Boston, and Philadelphia affiliates.
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Lypeh
National League
Govers
Dayton
Citcher
Mike Komtek
Ades
Cincinnati
Léttkely
Cleve
Eddie Wheeler
Tatre Hauterhanager
Punch Eholl
Knoll
Sol Sumners
Wheeler
Cuppy
Groeschow
Resick
Bender Mieher
Fui
Runt Walsh
Grand Rapids
Ana
South Bend
Wheeling
Eaine
Newark
Tn Tan
Grand Rapide
Amateur Baseball notices and local game requests
Amateur baseball notes from Indianapolis and Fort Wayne list requests and schedules. Local managers seek games with Little River Indian teams, the Blues, and other clubs, with contact names and addresses for arranging matches around July and early July dates.
Batteries-Seller, Decamierre and Spencer Triumph
In Columbus, Ohio, Columbus defeated Minneapolis 3 to 2 on June 28 with two runs in the ninth inning aided by four consecutive hits. Umpires Hayes and Endinger reported a tight game as Minneapolis led 2 to 1 earlier.
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New York
Reston
Rams
Doyle
Mettern
King
Mathew
Columbus
Minneapolis
Columbuz
Kansas City splits with Louisville in doubleheader
Kansas City and Louisville battled in a doubleheader with the first game ending in a split. A foul grounder struck home plate, and Kaneas City remained tied until late. An early injury sidelined a Louisville player, requiring physician care as the teams exchanged runs and defensive plays.
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Louieville
Kaneas City
Louisville
Lennor
Benu
Arbitration with England Ready for Completion
Washington June 28 after a conference between President Taft and Ambassador Bryce a joint statement announced the arbitration treaty with Great Britain is complete and with minor details settled the terms of the agreement are arranged and ready for execution.
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Washington
Taft
Bryce
United States
Great Britain
Bluffton baseball slips in wobbling game win in poor conditions
Northern Indiana League recap shows Bluffton committing costly errors, allowing Blutton to score twice and mount a comeback. Tardon stands out in Wabash crowd while Huntington and Fort Wayne contenders eye the next slate with games against Wabash and Dazzette on the docket. Battery details list Jordan, Leydenbere, Curtis, and Lentick with Auburn facing Shamrocks at League Park on Sunday July 2 at 3 o'clock.
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Via
Blutton
Eaton
Tardon
Bioffton
Loganewart
Senockles
Huntington
Tlon
Blotton
Jordan
Leydenbere
Curtis
Lentick
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Northern Indiana League
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