Fort Wayne Stogies win second game at Wheeling in close duel
Wheeling hosts Fort Wayne in a tight crowd-pleaser as Gene Curtis belts two homers and drives in four, leading the Stogies to a 5 to 4 victory. Dennis powers Wheeling with a triple and a double, but Fort Wayne survives late pressure to seal the win.
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Evansville and Grand Rapids In Mixed Baseball Action
Evansville and Grand Rapids played a tense baseball day with varied outcomes. Dayton shut out Marion, while Pittsburg rallied in the tenth for a dramatic win. St Louis defeated New York as Boston and Philadelphia posted decisive results amid a ledger of standings and managerial notes.
Central League Umpire Troubles Reported Inconsistencies Across Clubs
From Indianapolis News a note on Central League umpire issues. The Fort Wayne team opened its schedule in Decatur Indiana May 7 and will play three games weekly at home as the season progresses. Hapke leads in base hits with twelve, while Dennis and Wavel follow with nine. box scores show players listed even when not in nine innings.
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Shamrocks vs Toledo Today In Fast League Clash
Toledo Shamrocks meet the Fort Wayne Shamrocks at League Park in a highly anticipated game. Stars from Toledo’s semi pro squads headline the lineup as Shamrocks aim to outpace the visiting club with strong pitching and aggressive defense.
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Terre Haute Too Strong For South Bend In Doubleheader
In a hard fought pair, Terre Haute defeated South Bend twice in the American League games. South Bend pitchers held the visitors to tight hits but could not quell Terre Haute’s offense as runs came in key innings. The second game featured steady defense and sharp pitching, with Terre Haute ultimately prevailing to gain the series lead.
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Milwaukee tops Louisville 7 to 0 in American Association
Milwaukee defeated Louisville 7 to 0 with timely hitting led by Batemia who had two singles a double and a home run in four at bats. Attendance around 1,000. Other games: Columbus beat Kansas City 3 to 1 behind strong pitching from Olmstead. Rain halted St Paul Indianapolis game after the first inning and Minneapolis Toledo was postponed.
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College Ball Results This Week Across Ivy Leagues
College football results list Cambridge Harvard 0 Williams 3 at Providence Providence games show Yale 10 Brown 1 at Ithaca Columbia 4 Cincinnati 1 at Notre Dame 7 Chicago University and Michigan 4 Notre Dame 8 at Ann Arbor. The fragmented standouts include Lane field action today.
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Mellady Wins Decision in Chicago Boxing Show
Sporting News reports from Chicago on May 7 that Billy Mellady of Boston won a six round decision over George Memsick of Chicago. Jack O'Brien of Boston drew with Kin Taylor of Chicago in preliminaries. Evans of Boston stopped Tommy Scully of Chicago, while Dilly Finucane of Chicago stopped Jack Plannagan of Boston in the third round.
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Andrew M Nally Dead In Pasadena California
Chicago elite publisher Andrew Mealy of Rand McNally & Co died suddenly in Pasadena California after a period of ill health. The death, attributed to heart disease, surprised Chicago as McNally was one of the city's millionaires and a figure in its publishing industry.
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Daughters Born and Gall Stone Surgery Report
Dorn and Bits announce a daughter on Chestnut Street. Mrs. G B Whitney, daughter of Engineer Herman Darnell, underwent gallstone removal at St Joseph's Hospital by Dr McOscay yesterday and is recovering well. Will EB Griffin led a party to Toledo aboard the Wabash, planning to return in his Pope car. Harry Alderman joined the Toledo meeting and will ride home with them. The Grand Rapids and Indiana excursion to Cincinnati carried 195 passengers, a strong start to the season after last night’s inaugural run.
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