Two Great Games With Even Break
Fort Wayne edged Dayton 1 0 in a ninth inning finish, then Dayton won the second in eleven innings as both teams pitchers excelled. Strong defense and late runs highlighted a weekend Central League swing with Fort Wayne, Dayton, Terre Haute, South Bend, Evansville, and Grand Rapids among the action.
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Inning by inning recap of a baseball game featuring Cameron and Haas
In the first inning Cameron was tagged out stealing second after a hit by Ost Dickinson, Lindsay, Pickett and Paskett struck out. Dennis and Hanke struck out. Osborn reached on Haas error, Myers singled, Jack Hardy flied out. Haas began the second with a fly to Hooke. Wheelock singled but was doubled on a grounder. Cooley fouled out, Lindsay and Ostdiek grounded out. Austin fouled out, Hawkins struck out, Johns grounded out. Willis out on a fielder’s choice, Cameron to Haas, Den Bt. out to Puskett. Hooke beat Miifield, Osborne out. Johns to Haas. Fourth and fifth ended in order. Sixth: Austin struck, Hawkins safe on Hooke error, forced out at second, Cameron retired. Willis to Myers. Locals idle in seventh. Haas doubled, out for not touching first base. Eighth ended, Dennis out.
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Tom Shirtmaker and Men's Garments Ad Offering Linen Union Suits
A vintage advertisement touts Comfort for warm days with free movement. It highlights popular garments including pure linen Union Suits and a variety of shirt collars in different sizes. The copy emphasizes trying a suit and notes the shop carries the best selection.
Slugger Myers Stars as Fort Wayne Triumphs in Eleven
Joe Myers, Fort Wayne slab artist, hurls a 11 inning duel with Cleveland visitors. Cameroun and Pickett lead early offense with two-baggers, but sensational defense by the home club forests the scoring until the eleventh. In the eleventh, Picket singles and Cooley’s miscue caps a tense finish.
South Bend baseball box score fragment with multiple players
Partial score item notes players Anderson, Coy, and Coy carl hey with home run and two doubles. Mentions South Bend and Utica region teams, umpire Rigler, and unclear matchup details. Fragmentary OCR includes several names and minor actions without full context or dates.
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Grand Rapids Handles Terre Haute in Third Straight Win
Grand Rapids captured a third straight win over Terre Haute powered by Butler’s strong pitching. Final score, details, and umpire Livelle noted. players Butler Andrews Vibson Messing contributed as the home team posted the victory at Terre Haute.
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Shamrocks vs Nationals on Fourth of July at League Park
Fourth of July events feature the Shamrocks and Nationals at League Park with celebrations planned. South Bend fans raise a purse for Captain Aggie Ganank while Toledo Rodgers pursue opening at Bucyrus. Fort Wayne anticipates a new pitcher before the trip.
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New York Triumphs Again Over Brooklyn in Baseball
New York secured another easy win over Brooklyn as attendance reached about 2,000. Batteries Elliott and Chiurke for New York dominated early and late, while Philadelphia pushed past Boston in both games with strong pitching from Sutheli and Huston. Umpire Johnstone presided as scores and lineups showed New York's concise victory and Philadelphia’s doubleheader success.
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Chicago El vs St Louis. Cubs rally falls short in 4-2 loss
In June action Chicago El dropped a 4-2 decision to St Louis after a ninth inning rally fell short. Smith and Melarkind combined on the mound for St Louis while Petty started for Chicago as Weaver and Vimpire-Sheridan produced later work. Umpires McCarthy and Kelly.
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Bucyrus Top-Recorders in Ohio Independent Class Baseball
The Bucyrus team led by Eifert at second base Menefee at third base Robbins and Themin infielders and pitcher Robbins plus utility player Themin compete in the Ohio Independent Class standings as top protectors.
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Shamrocks Meet Nationals at League Park on July Fourth
Baseball at League Park features Shamrocks against Nationals on July 4 with a 2 49 PM start time marked as Ladies Day event observance.
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Small Fourth of July Roof Fire Damages Home
A premature Fourth celebration sparked a small blaze at 2524 South Hanna Street, caused by fireworks. Neighbors set off rockets. embers landed on the Vanderau roof, wind fed flames, firemen limited damage to about $20. Several city fireworks incidents reported, one minor in this case. The ad promotes Boys and Children's Suits at Greene-Rose-Schirmer Co.
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First New Hay On The Market At Fort Wayne
The first load of new hay reached the Fort Wayne market on Thursday morning driven by Mr. Valentine of Lake township. It was mixed timothy and clover of good quality, weighed two tons, and sold for eight dollars total. Valentine notes an unusually heavy hay crop this year.
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Yale Wins Thames Race Over Harvard In Four Mile Finish
Yale varsity crew edged Harvard by a length and a half at New London on the Thames to tie the four mile event. Harvard’s freshmen and four oared boats were also successful, as Yale coach Wray impressed critics with an upset victory. The Mermaid yacht was seized by government officers after interfering with the regatta.
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Lake Shore rail excursion to Atlantic City at low fare
A Lake Shore railway excursion to Atlantic City is advertised at low rates for July 20. Tickets may be purchased through agents or by inquiries to designated developers.
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Berry Cafe announces 25 cent dinner special
August Moritz proprietor of 114 West Berry Street announces an unusually fine dinner for 25 cents served daily from 11 to 2. The bill of fare includes Clam Chowder Fried Cat Fish Mashed Potatoes Roast Beef with Natural Gravy Green Beans Short Ribs with Brown Potatoes Corn on Cob Breaded Pork Chops with Tomato Sauce.
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