Old Cy Alberts Twirls In Fort Wayne and Springfield Game
Fort Wayne Winn by Bunching Hits and Sharp Fielding. Springfield players sent to the bench in bunches as games are scheduled today from Terre Haute to Evansville and Wheeling. Weather threats cut attendance. detailed lineups and batteries listed for Fort Wayne, Dayton, Garrett, and local leagues with forfeit and score notes.
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Fort Wayne Winn
Springfield
Kurt Waynt
Terre Haute
Evansville
Grand Rapids
Daytos
South Mend
Wheeling
Pat Aye
de Las Pelly
Sisson Koc
Mel
Howe
Sharpeon
Alberts
Wayne
Avery
Myers
Tadaay
Wil Ek
Haute
Deckler
P. Y
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Brown
Osborn
Linssay
Hichardson
Decker
Sussman
Warraider
Albert
Columbus
Toledo
Columis
Doyles
RHA
Columbus Aglon Gools
Toleda
Butler
Minnehon
Clark
Kane
Louisville
Indianapolis
Kennedys pitching and errors in yesterday game
The report roughs out a game where Kennedys pitched with various misprints and unclear details. It notes multiple hits and defensive miscues, naming several players and teams in a garbled account of the score and events from yesterday’s match.
College Ball Brief Touches on Varied Play
A fragmented college ball item highlights mixed play and a close score. The unreadable lines suggest teams, a venue, and a fleeting moment of controversy or excitement, but precise names and details remain unclear.
Perry acquitted over arson claim at Chicago plant trial
A jury freed Isaac N. Parry of North America on charges he set fire to a Chicago vegetable plant to collect insurance. Judge Kersten announced the verdict after a ten minute deliberation. An official of the News Wise concern noted Parry previously chaired a North American bank loan committee.
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Cicago
May
N. Parry
Wits Wu
Wwe
Perry
North Amerea
Way
Treer Gomipany
Mir
Perry Wyer
Disastrous Sheldon Fire Destroys General Store
Fire in Sheldon destroys the Hoopsngnednar Crummitt general store stock and incidentals. Mrs Swallow raises the alarm. farmers and workers fight flames, saving the post office and workshop outfits but not the store. Estimated losses include building $100 and stock $100, with insurance on hand. Fire likely incendiary. Crummitt absent at origin time. Post office temporarily moved. Indianapolis Commercial Club seeks Methodist publishing house relocation to Indianapolis. planning meeting to organize support.
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Hull
Crmmmitt
Bwallow
Kaufman
Harker
Indianapolis
Ind
Methodists of
Indiana
Methodist Episcopal Church
DePauw Ynirinemaing
Hughes
Alfred F. Potts
Commercia Club
Edward
Rawls
Connersville
Indiana Methodist Church
T He Publishing
Washington Duke Dying After Fall at Durham Home
Washington Duke, eighty four, a longtime leader in the tobacco business and head of the Duke family, is dying at his Durham residence after a fall. A special fornight is hoped for his recovery, though his health has been feeble for some time.
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Charlot
Washington Duke
American Tobacco Company
Duke
Durham
Bean Eater Victory Marks lengthy drought end
Bean eaters win after many days as Ferris hits a home run boosting Boston. Washington Americans beat Philadelphia while St Louis celebrates first home day with a victory. Report lists line names, umpires, and scattered game notes from May into early May. details mixed with garbled text but centers on close Boston win and Pittsburgh notes.
Stovall Wildness Lets Visitors Rally In Ninth
In Minneapolis in May a crowd of about 400 watched Kan City beat the home team after Stovall faltered in the ninth. Hites had been superb until the final frame, when wild pitches and sharp hitting by Morgan and Butler allowed the visitors to pull ahead. Unk umpire King officiated.
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Minneapolis
St Paul Opens Season With Win Over Milwaukee
In near freezing weather St Paul defeated Milwaukee 10 to 5 to open the home season as crowd of about 2,456 watched. Ey a strong pitching and late runs sealed the victory, with notable plays including a running catch by Mloutnay and two homers by Ogville.
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ST. Paul
Mint
Smith
J. D. O'Brien
Miwaukee
Eya
Mloutnay
O'Neill
Ogville
Sear Hele
St Paul
Milwauks
Noonan
Curtis
Beville
Haskell
Baseball summary of May 1 game with key hits and runs
In the American League May 1 game two on in the seventh inning Jodis hit a long drive for a home run to left center, giving the lead and the win over New York. An eighth inning run followed on timely singles and good outfield play. New York scored in the fourth on Voughurty third base hit and Futz and Keefer provided run support with a Keefer home run and a late seventh inning push. Two quick double plays by Collins aided the defense.
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New
Gatway
New York
Voughurty
Throebagger
Futz
Keefer
Seveen
Collins
Cleveland
Chicago
Turner
Jones
Lajoie
Joss and Buelow
Smith
NeParland
Grimyville Battlers Star In Intermittent Batting Rally
The St Louis area hosts a dramatic home opener with Kilson pummeled from the box in the sixth inning as Kitson yields to Tard in the eighth, producing a sudden lead. Attendance 1,200. Final score and full details appear in the box score of the May game at St Louis.
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St. Louis
Washington
Telting
Vuil
Stahl
Jrcitman
Arge
Elele
Summer Goods and Cold Cure Advertisement
An old style ad touts Laxative Bromo Quintus as a world wide Cold Cure claiming it removes the cause. It promotes signature I. W. Grove and a Saturday sale at Waynid Dry Goods with ladies summer underwear including Jinit Vers and short sleeves at 16e.
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I. W. Grove
Lexington May racing results from Kentucky track events
Summary of running races at Lexington and Belmont. Winners include Berinthin, Vic, Lexneton Leader, Sue Smith, Marshal Ney, Sulver Skin, Dr. McClear, and Inspiration with multiple place horses listed. times and odds noted for several races. Belmont details cite Inspiration winning the Larchmont Stakes by four lengths over Jonynil with Jacobite and Neptunus in supporting positions.
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Berinthin
Yo San
Meriuy
Beeson
Vic
Webeisa
Toklola
Lexneton
Itta WW
Neva Welch Sonond
Sevarg
New York
May's
Easiy
Belmont Park
Jonytil
Sidney F
Je ‘Y C. Seroud
Neptunus
Jonauin
Sinister Uhiva
Teenie
Cassandra
Calabash Uird
Racecard extracts from a crowded track day report
The text lists multiple horse names, jockeys, and race details including distances such as 1 mile and furlongs, along with placements like Gold Dome and Oro finishing behind in various heats. Weather is noted as clear and track conditions described briefly.
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Ita Laven
Jane Helly
Gold Dome
Oro
Lime
Patazonian
Wayne Dry Goods Co Sili Gloves Sale Saturday
Wayne Dry Goods Co advertises silk gloves in black white and colors with double finger dipped finishes. The ad promotes a Saturday sale at Ate and notes a spring 1905 carpet and weaving display with large assortment and lower prices than competitors. The Wayne Gun Club opens its season at the range west of the city tomorrow and mentions a meeting where J J Cull G Beckwan and S D Ootling were admitted as members.
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Ate
Wayne Gun Club
J. J. Cull
G. Beckwan
S. D. Ootling
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