River Rats and Chumps Clash in Water Polo Fray
In a soggy afternoon match at Sho ut yesterday, River Rats pressed the Chumps but dry conditions favored the Chumps. The field team battled through rain to a cautious finish as players from both sides showed grit and public support highlighted Curley Loknt and the incubator handler’s influence on the game.
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Doubleheader Walks and Delays Hit Midwestern Day
In Minneapolis and Columbus action mixed with rain delays. Columbus led early in a 4 3 defeat after a 6 2 showing, while Minneapolis posted a 7 3 score as Oberlin pitched both games for Minneapolis. Dayton and South Bend reports note rain postponements.
Terre Haute Reaches Deal Over Eubanks and Elliott
Indianapolis report states auctions in the Indianapolis area have been firmed with at least one Archer asset to be disposed of. President Watkins offered Terre Haute club either Eubanks or Elliott. Terre Haute President Smith said he would pursue Eubanks and travel to discuss terms tomorrow.
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Torrow
Hagan's crew tops city scene with talk of Curt Hlatan
A ragged writeup from the local paper highlights Marty Hagan and a string of players, including Curt Hlatan, as the league's talking point. Mentions a rough game night with errors, a left-fingered beaver reference, and Tug Malloy arriving with Punch jmoll's group.
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National League scores and notes from June games
National League reports from Philadelphia beating Boston 9 to 2 with scattered hits, Cincinnati details, Brooklyn and New York games, umpire notes, and weather causing a postponement with St Louis and St. Louis. Scores mention Doescher and Chicago thoughts, with various players named in brief.
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Philadelphia Defeats Washington In Muddy Battle
Philadelphia beat Washington 5 to 4 after heavy batting pressure from the visitors. Johnson struggled on the mound while Vickers and Powers held the line for the Phillies as Wells and Falkenberg pitched for the Nationals. Umpires Sean Andrews and others officiated a tense early season contest.
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Toledo and Wisconsen Hitters Shine On Rough Day
In a muddled report from Indianapolis and Wisconsin locales, Toledo trades and races are mentioned with scattered names such as KALE and Sigere. The piece notes a tied effort early in the Mile and references teams like SHAND and Weir with unclear results and several misreadings.
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Fort Wayne Trilbys Triumph and Local Baseball Notes
The Fort Wayne Trilbys beat the Martin Specials Sunday morning and defeated the Scar tonals Sunday afternoon. Manager hopes to hear from Toaglands about a July 4 address. Jess Runser returns and will play for the Grey 2' Uncup rest of the season. Runser’s first hit was for the Grays in their Corner Red and Gue series two years ago.bunser at second, Baker short, Brung third form a strong infield for the team.
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Attell and Baldwin Battle in Six Round Featherweight Bout
June 2 report from San Francisco notes Ane Attell and Matty Baldwin sparring six fast rounds at Grand Union Athletic Club. Attell led early with sharp blows and defense while Baldwin found footing in rounds two and four using body work. The verdict left both fighters evenly matched as the final bell rang and the crowd stayed engaged.
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German Naval Buildup Prompts Heligoland Strategy
A report outlines competing naval expansion plans led by Germany, Britain, and other powers. Heligoland's fortification and WilhelmshavenEmden links emerge as key to future North Sea power, with Germany aiming to add sixteen battleships and armored cruisers in four years amid global naval efforts.
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Lipton Ready to Challenge for American Cup
London June 30 The Pield reports Sir Thomas Lipton will again seek the American cup under rules set by the New York Yacht Club The yacht must be cutter rigged and built to the club’s universal standard The club will designate the yacht size Lipton, interviewed in Dunoon Scotland, expressed hope the American contingent will back his bid He plans two yachts per club approval and designs by Fyfe to select a winner for the cup
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Two Candidates for Federation President Debate in Boston
At the American Federation of Women's Clubs session in Boston two candidates vied for the federation presidency. The national committee nominated Dirs. Rary May Alden Ward of Boston, while Mr. Philip N. Moore of St. Louis was nominated from the floor. results to be announced at tomorrow's evening session.
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Underworld Inmates Arrest Following Late Night Scuffle
Police report jail inmates, including a woman named Palmer and another named Edna Ailen, were arrested after a 9 o'clock last night scuffle. The incident involved claims of assault and multiple injuries among the prisoners.
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Jackson and GGean Start Today at Fort Wayne Ballgame
Fragmentary report notes Jackson and GGean starting today for a game in Fort Wayne versus Zanesville. Mentions Stokes Tachdon chair of the Democratic state committee planning to attend a Denver convention and references a 3:30 game time with unclear venues and guest status.
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Pigeons Race in Arkansas 60 Mile Flight Report
Homing pigeons released in Factville Arkansas on Saturday morning raced back to Fort Wayne with several birds finishing by Sunday evening. Seventy eight entrants competed in the 60 mile race under Fort Wayne Homing Club auspices. Birds showed strong speed and instinct as they returned from the long test, drawing wide attention.
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Decatur fines for assault and strikenness
James Hahn of Monroe was fined five dollars and costs by Mayor France for assault and battery on Twe Eley in Decatur Indiana. Eley suffered a gash over the left eye. Hahn was arrested by Marshal Bohnke and Policeman Fisher. Straub was fined one dollar and costs for strikenness and the docket was stayed.
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Pond Lily Strikes Rear End Of Wagon At Lisbon
Gy Eist News Bureau reports in Kendallville June 29 a near-miss when the southbound Pond Lily struck the rear of Leoris Williams’s wagon as he drove east of Lisbon. Williams, a butcher for Sinaverly & Biddle, escaped without injury as both vehicles avoided greater damage.
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Weddings at Warsaw in Wartime Notices
In Warsaw a string of social weddings is noted with names such as WAMRAW, Tui, Joln i Hien, and Mrs Dd, amid wartime communication. The text mentions Alpha Miller and Richoth of Stentone with affiliations to Marzaw, Es Teenil, and Goshart, indicating a series of formal alliances during disruption.
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Northeast Indiana News Highlights Local Events
A letter from a wife in Columbia City describes her 10-year-old Margaret cut by glass and treated by a surgeon. Other notes report firework restrictions in Whitley County after a cannon cracker accident, plus various town updates on bars, beekeepers, minstrel shows, bees, and a farm accident in Ligonier.
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Shortstop of the New York Highlanders and star Teague player
The shortstop is among the most valuable Tanjur Teague players, praised for running bases and blocking. He is noted for daring plays and disputing calls, though his season appearances are limited at sixteen. An early spring leg injury, and a career path through Virginia Texas and Southern Leagues led to Detroit and Cincinnati before joining the Wolverines and then the New York Highlanders by 1903.
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Framing Up the Issues in New York Conventions Fight
Brooklyn plans to frame issues as McCarren Murphy clash stirs district lines. Idaho delegation contest surfaces with Sonstor Du Bois head. convention committee visits Auditorium to adjust seating, boosting capacity and press seats amid debate on space and aesthetic seating.
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FIRST PLACE OR NOTHING FOR JOHNSON CITY MAYI
Des Moines June 29 Gov Johnson rejects attending Denver saying he will run Minnesota and do chautauqua work while remaining represented at Denver. He confirms he is a candidate for the presidential nomination and will not seek any other office if not chosen.
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Glay Fon Declines Name of Denver Convention Chairman
Henry J. Claston, said to be picked by Wm. Bran as permanent chairman of the Denver convention, departed Montgomery for Birmingham and plans to travel to Lincoln and then Denver. Cayton says he has no information about the selection of the convention chairman.
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North Carolina Democratic Alters Bryan Delegates
North Carolina delegates were instructed at a state convention in Charlotte to support W. J. Bryan at the Denver national convention. The body adjourned sine die at midnight after completing the instruction.
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