Champs Edge In A Wet Ballgame At Evansville
The Champs lost a key scoring chance early but the Evansville lineup fought through a soaking rain to win 5 runs. Alberts struggled with errors as Norcum, Abbott and Knoll delivered crucial hits while Kiel and Kinley pitched and fielded despite slippery ground.
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Mud Hens and Shamrocks Rival in May Exhibition Series
The Mud Hens face the Shamrocks in a May 7 exhibition at League Park. Wayne Shamrocks player Wayne Snatecka and Cincinnati-born prospects draw interest, with talk of tryouts and a mix of veterans and new faces. Morning and afternoon games planned, business suspended around Memorial Day as locals anticipate the matchups. The Shamrocks lineup features Walker, Koons, Jett, Blom, Dawe, Jaker, Matcher, Bevins, Dloya, and Able pitching.
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National League scores mix with rain delays
Baseball brief from St. Louis and Philadelphia reports a 2 to 2 tie in St. Louis as rain delays and postponed games appear in New York and Chicago notes. Cincinnati and Brooklyn results are mixed with pitchers Raymond Marshall Rut teste placeholders and Unname Rutheless.
New York Beats Boston in Opening Inferior Start
New York defeated Boston 3 to 2 as Mose May and Winters starred on the mound. Wins credited to Winters and Carrington with solid defense behind them. Umpires Hurst and Sheridan noted a tight early season affair. Scattered rain affected games in St Louis and Cleveland, with Chicago at St Louis postponed.
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Artricat Association Meet Spotted Across Cities
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Cardinals Find Raymond A Promising Pitcher
The St Louis Cardinals rate Arthur Raymond as a potential find, noting his major league caliber shows in limited action this year. He recently held Cubs to one hit in nine innings and arrives from the Cotton States and South Atlantic leagues where he had a strong record.
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Infants and Champs Face Strong Open At League Park
Zanesville schools and coach Marty Hogan prepare for a four game series at League Park. Hogan claims to have strengthened the Infants and promises a strong challenge to the Champs as weather and turnout cooperate. Central league play kicks off amid excitement as Fort Wayne and Grand Rapids loom as top contenders.
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Shows to Visit Whitley County Towns
Whitley County towns set to host traveling show troops this season. Sutton Bros. billed for South Whitley Friday, 216, and for Churubusco the next. Cole Bros. placard Columbia City for a May 16 appearance.
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Concordians Face All-Stars In Dull Weather Test
Vanesville and Fort Wayne collide in a baseball tilt this afternoon as Concordians and All-Stars prepare for a strong lineup led by Mr Jackson. The All-Stars aim to avenge last fall’s defeat of the Cone gotciang and repeat the performance with a fresh star lineup under cloudy skies.
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Death of Hilda Prange at age nineteen near Brookside
Miss Hilda Prange aged nineteen died Friday evening at her uncle Charles Prange’s residence five miles northwest of the city. Her remains go to her father’s residence west of Brookside. funeral Monday at 2 PM from the residence and 2:30 PM from Emanuel Lutheran Church. Interment in Concordia cemetery.
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Young Child Dies From Whooping Cough in Indiana
Ethel Martin two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Martin of Washington township died Thursday noon from convulsions due to whooping cough. Ill for a day the parents are inconsolable. Funeral services set for Sunday afternoon at Eberhard church with Dev A Z Brieberger officiating.
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Royals, Victors May Be Heard From In Daily Nable
Amateurs The Nightingales challenge any tea to a Sunday tie. Royals and Victors clash after a prior unconfirmed offer. Huntertown May 8 reports Wayne Maghottuts to crown a match with Fluntertown May 10. Magnolias boast a scrappy team as Norcam leads pennant chase amid late baseball notes.
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Roumanian Riot Cases Not Completed In Court
The municipal court spent yesterday afternoon on rioting charges against Roumanians in Rollins Mill district. The hearing was not finished and continued this morning. King’s house was attacked by armed men. Zack Dan Holson Joe Dracish Nick Lueke were arrested though not clearly charged. The evidence against four defendants appeared weak. Attorneys Emrick Gandy Hoan Ryan represented defendants. Going, intoxicated, attempted attack on Ryan Merchant. Jacob Sunshine, arraigned Thursday night, heard yesterday. continued to this morning. Sheridan Killen fined 10 dollars for participating in a recent row at Singleton saloon. Roy Renton’s relatives were absent. continuance to May 15 requested by Deputy Prosecutor Gandy. The boy’s mother caused the arrest and wanted the cage displaced.
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Secretary Metcalf Reviews Big Fleet in San Francisco
Secretary of the Navy Metcalf reviewed the combined Atlantic and Pacific fleets in San Francisco harbor. Forty four vessels lay at anchor in four long columns from the Oakland shore. Rear Admiral Evens was unable to attend due to medical reasons. Rear Admiral Charles Thomas remained the senior officer aboard.
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Cleveland Trust Company Assignment Report
A garbled entry notes the Cleveland Trust Company assignment on May day in Cleveland. The document references a bank with stated capital and liabilities between $1,200,000. The treasurer is listed as D Madigan, who is also president.
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Score Card Fragment From The Journal Gazette
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