Phillies End Losing Streak With Doubleheader Wins
New York June 29 Philadelphia clinched a pair of wins to halt a skid, beating the Giants 4-0 and 5-2 in a doubleheader. Chet Bender shown strong in relief in game one and Rixey/Killifer paired in a shutout effort. game two featured Bender again, with Philadelphia marginally victorious. Brooklyn topped Boston 2-1 as Smith held Nationals to four hits. St Louis beat by Pittsburgh 3-1 after return from trip.
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Boston
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Sheehay
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Baseball Exhibition Notes From Midwest Venues
Fragmented OCR item lists teams and players across several venues including Grand Rapids South Bend Muskegon and Wheeling. Mentions Batterles Frost Jacobs Myton and Wheeling along with vague game fragments and bakery references. The text reads like a scattered schedule or score tease with unclear dates or outcomes.
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Grand Rapids
R.A. Myton
Grand Rapide
Batterles
Frost and
Jacobs
Bastian Brothers Win II Doubles At Indianapolis
Indiana doubles final saw Fred and Robert Hastian defeat Wilkin Irvin and Charles Koehler in four sets. The match stretched to four games with scores 2-6 6-1 6-4 6-? in Indianapolis. Separate notices report amateur shooting totals in Cedar Point and a Toledo-Warsaw marriage notice with local residence details.
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Indianapolis
Kfred
Robert Hastian
Sceuted Wilkin Irvin
Charles Koehler
Inis Aitarnaen
Duriee Mnnis
Indiana
Fel
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Dillon Dominates Moran In Nine Round Victory
Indianapolis light heavyweight Jack Dillon outweighed by 36 pounds and shorter in height outpointed Frank Moran of Pittsburgh over nine rounds at Washington Park. Dillon pressed from start to finish, landing body blows and sharp uppercuts while Moran, unable to land his favored right swing, faded late. Moran left with a swollen nose and bleeding left eye as Dillon maintained the advantage throughout.
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New York
Jack Dillon
Indianapolis
Clet
Frank Moran
Pittsburgh 1
Washington Park
Moran
Dillon
Inalangpollsman
Dilon
Jillon
Tors
Junior teams clash in prelim for ath game locals ready for Auburn
Fort Wayne hail team to observe Juvenile day at League Park on July fourth. Juvenile day invites youths sixteen and under to the home game against Rennalville. Badgers Juniors clash with South Side Eagles in a city title prelim for 11 year old teams. Auburn’s Cy Aberts and Fort Wayne’s Laird and Staith join the lineup as fans head to League Park for a big afternoon crowd.
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Fort Wayne
Matt Cleary
League Park
Thy Badgers
South Side Eagles
Te City
Bill
Lsinger
Shane
Auburn
Spiriter
Tleutwylar
Standings and Scores From Cleveland and Other Games
June reports show St Louis beat Lantern 7 to 0 as Brooklyn and New York posted wins. Chicago topped Detroit 5 to 2 while Philadelphia blanked New York 5 to 0. Washington shut out Boston 3 to 0. Teams named include St Louis Chicago Philadelphia Washington and Detroit with pitchers Klepter Davenport Sevara and Coveleskie among others.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louia
New York
Udermik
Klepter
Chicago
Oneill
Aminald
Ei Davenport
Sevara
Pittsburgh
Harry Covelerkte
Detroit
Kanwar City
Wolfsang
Minneapolis
Svore
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Rhe Touleville
St Paul
Chica Yee
Columbus Tatleriss
Coveleskie
Cunningham
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Pet
Seoul
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al St. Louie
Indianaapolis Triumphs Over Columbus In Fourth Inning Rally
Indianapolis won the third game against Columbus, scoring in the fourth inning as Curtin and Coleman led with strong hitting. The score moved to 7-4 in favor of Indianapolis, with key plays from Falkenborg and Schang as the lineup produced runs.
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Indianapolis
Indianapois
Columbus
Rm.e. Columbus
Indianapolia
Ance
Curtin
Coleman
Rong
Falkenborg
Schang
Exhibition baseball in Toledo features mixed results
Pittsburgh Nation League club defeats RateLights, a transit company team, in an afternoon exhibition at Robison Park. The scoreline and remaining details are unclear due to fragmentary OCR text. Notable sports notes include a golf record by Charles Evans Jr. and other dated items from July 4th festivities and local promotions.
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Toledo
Ohio
Pittsburgh Nation
RateLights
Bio C
T. HE
Detores Brindle Fights Pneumonia In Roanoke Community
Roanoke Ind June 29 Detores Brindle, young daughter of Mr and Mrs D F L Brindle, is very ill with pneumonia. Local residents visited families and attended funerals and campfire gatherings. A planned party faced delays due to illness and scheduling at nearby towns, with several community members traveling to Huntington and Fort Wayne for events and services.
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Ind
Detores
D. FL Brindle
Ed. Homtus
Philron
Dadi
Clarence
May
Nelo Ite
Wilgon
Josaph Btringles
South Whitley
Lok
Vern Brindle
Dottie Smith
Thia Bixee
Alaric Clerche
Huntington
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Munnington
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Lucie
Ieth
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Min PowKe
Richards Alan
Suledu
Tri Lake
Showmen Take Rubber Game From Elks Ball Team
The Lasalle Musical enmery company claims the southwest corner club title after beating the Elks 14 to 8 in the rubber game at ianeen park. Elks No 158 had earlier won at Robison park and lost a late game at tawton te, with Elks guests attending a New Palace performance.
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Stampion Club
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Maiden Lane
P.O Elks
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Mason Faces Nelson in Dayton Title Bout
Frankie Mason a 108 pounder from Fort Wayne prepares to weigh in with Frankin Trxo of Chicago for Monday night’s match against Joey Nelson of Indianapolis at Dayton. Mason seeks revenge after recent meetings with Nelson, aiming to settle the rivalry.
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Iin
Joey Malson
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Dayton
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Neilson
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Aeray
Westerners Clash With Champs In National Clay Court Doubles
In Cleveland on June 29 a field led by Waitlis E Davis and Harold Van Dyke Johns from Stanford faces George M Church and Dean Mather in the challenge round at Lakewood Tennis Club for the national clay court doubles title. Davis also advances in singles, knocking out Conrad Doyle and William McIlroy as Canadian and Pittsburgh players push toward finals.
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San Francisco
University of Fonnaylvadia
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Leland Stanford University
Conrad
Doyle
Washington
Walter B. Knox
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Lakewood Tenis Club
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George M. Church
Dean Mather
Alist Molla Bjudlatedt
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Bierenne Ballin
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Gutrie
Harry Bickle
Toronto
Willis
Fikel
Charles
Garland
Conrad B. Doyle
5. C
Wiliam McIlroy
Sallee Quits the Game for St Louis Nationals
June 28 St Louis Nationals pitcher Harry Sallee retires from baseball citing fatigue. club president Schuyler Britten notes efforts to reinstate him but Sallee declines. No trade requests. offers of 10000 cash from New York declined. Sallee previously suspended for leaving the club.
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Harry Sallee
St. Louis Nacionals
Schuyler Britten
Eallee
New York
Cincinnati
Baseball Sunday at League Park Auburn vs Fort Wayne
Baseball Sunday at League Park features Auburn against Fort Wayne in a 3 PM game. Admission for men 25 and 35 cents, bays 10 and 20 cents, ladies admitted free.
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League Park
Auburn
Fort Wayne
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