Baseball game summary with errors and runs detailed
The report recounts a baseball game where the Vets defeated the opposition 6 to 1 amid a comedy of errors. Dickey, Premier and Osteen sparked early scoring with initial runs, while Blount, Bremer, and Elston contributed on offense. Bayless, Walther and Weiss made pivotal plays as the lineup built a lead, with Myer’s drive and Hammond’s sacrifice aiding the Vets.
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Wien
Titan
Diendricks
Tor Uering
Tix Tetlow
Bav
Levi
Cincinnati
Dickey
Premier
Osteen
Bluont
Yingling
Scotty Walker
Bayless
Blount
Ochs
Dickey Nutston
Vets
Sea Mn Myers
Kelley
Hartman
Baseball Admission Prices and Grand Stand Notes
A brief listing shows admission in a baseball game: men and big stand admission 38 cents, women and boys 20 cents. The fragment indicates different pricing tiers for grand stand and general spectators.
South Bend Defeats Grand Rapids 2 to 1 in Odd Match
Special to the Toyengl Gazette reports South Bend defeating Grand Rapids by 2 to 1 in a tense match. The muddled text references Sept and local event details, with South Bend securing the win over Grand Rapids in this late season game.
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Toyengl-Gazette
South Bend
American League Southie Bend and New York baseball notes
Chicago loses as pitching falters while strong hitters push Chicago at the plate. Walter Johnson shines for Washington with decisive mound work, as New York and Boston teams post results amid a busy slate. The recap notes multiple games with notable performances and misplays, highlighting pitching duels and timely hitting across leagues.
Cincinnati Wins Ninth Inning Rally Over St Louis 6-5
National League action with Cincinnati scoring four in the ninth to overthrow St Louis 6-5. Poor defense and misplays aided the visitor’s late surge as Gunzel exited on a disputed call. Mage and Deschur among the standout Cincinnati players. Berleries-Spaus and McLennan noted for St Louis.
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Hoflahny
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Berleries
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MeLenn
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Salee
Lads
Rigter
Chicago Bears Walk Away With Pittsburg Victory
Pittsburg, Pa. saw Chicago defeat Pittsburg 14 to 0 as errors plagued the home side. Chicago struck in the fourth and fifth innings with seven hits, adding two more in the ninth to seal the win. Heulbsse pitched well for Chicago, while Pittsburg used several pitchers before the game ended.
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Sain Imiense Uhroky Vfisperiatées
Sition Park
Elthy
Chicago
Heulbse
Young
Sever
I Leever
Gibbard
Bling
Brooklyn and Boston clash in record NL doubleheader
In a Boston win the first game 4 to 3 Brooklyn’s Sepl i Ptohec cker set a season NL record as Joseph Jordan hit a sensational homer over right field. Hastrick and teammates struggled with fourteen men left on base while Wagner tied a season total with 21 homers. Pitching details and umpires listed. Brooklyn struggled to sustain offense in the opener.
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N.Y
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Boston
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Hastrick Ant Fourtean
Gary
Onyr
Pendhel
Jordan
Wagner
Pltisburs
Mound Smith
Wel Wand Bergen
Johnstone
Mand Yome
Elle
Ooodwo Qod
Hurerkes
Pmaherty and
Gralvun
Rueker Amd Berg
Uninla
Johnarane
Indianapolis Leads in Tight American Association Pennant Race
Indianapol is leading the American Association pennant chase after a 5 to 2 opening series win over Louisville in a pitchers battle between Halla and Steven. Williams Hooke Cash and Sievers fueled the win with a fifth inning score, as Indianapolis gains breathing room with nine games left and a close, high‑stakes race among four clubs.
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Lorusville
Dianapolis
Lewisville
Halla
Steven
Indianavols
Willams
Hooke
Cash
Slever
American Association
Indianapolis
Louisvill Toledo
Columbus
Sea of Koedar
Honiavidle
Bitteries
Halla and
Peltz
Sieverland Livingstone
Blerhalterland Owene
Cy Morgan Introduces Follow Ball With Red Sox
Cy Morgan, Boston pitcher, reportedly unveils a new pitch dubbed the follow ball. Described as a drop style with a sidearm snap, the ball is said to curve sharply at the plate. Morgan first used it in a game against Detroit where he struck out Cobb and Crawford with men on base.
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Cy Morgan
Red Sox
Morgan
Euston
Moutiod
Arvana
Basi
Detroit
Crawford
Cobb
Dope Fiends Plentiful in Fort Wayne
Three men, severely under the influence of drugs, were picked up by police in Fort Wayne. Police Surgeon George Studer treated them as the effects wore off. City officials vow action against druggists selling the narcotics. One man admitted weekly opium use and supplied vendors. Morphine quantities were found on all three. one man nibbled the drugs en route to the station. Charles Guitt of Clalit Mith tag was found helpless at Transfer Corner after eight. He was carried to his cell.
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George Studer
Fort Warne
Arkepbruck
Charles Guitt
Clalit
Mith
Tag
Zwick
R Kreckenhere
Wind-Up Motion Deters Pitcher Success Says Clark Gmith
Clark Gmith, a veteran twirler, argues wind-ups hinder lasting success. He cites greats like Mathewson and Young who avoided the wind-up, noting several majors who rely on straight throws. The warning echoes from managers about arm exhaustion from continual wind-up use.
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Clark Gmith
Uwowine
Lody
Mathewson
Giants
Highlanders
George Mullen Fail ure as Sneak Thief
George Mullen, a well known resident of town, entered a clothing store on Sunshine and Dare streets at night to steal items. He attempted to leave with a hat and belt but was apprehended by shop staff and arrested for theft.
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Dare
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Tom Dew
Concordians Adopt Double Manager System for Baseball
Concordia college students voted Friday night to appoint two managers for the baseball team. South Dend A. has been chosen as rigid manager with exclusive charge of practice. Charles Wiese of Akron 0 will handle scheduling, games, and finances. Several standout players from last year left, creating openings as tryouts continue, while both managers pledge to keep the team competitive and aim for a high season.
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Eal
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Lights in Lake Side on Tonight
Citizens will see the Lake Side lights turned on tonight as the city heating plant supplies power. During the first week many residents toured the plant and praised the administration for achieving a long dreamed readiness and progress.
Horse Thief Refused The Use Of His Razor
A derelict county horse thief, jailed after a prior crime, refuses a razor in custody. The man, known for violent threats and repeated offenses, faces transfer and continued confinement as officers report his behavior. His mother’s death and ongoing penitentiary time shape a grim backdrop to the case.
Chicago Med Bats Tre Warsaw All Stars
In a local matchup Chicago Med Bats defeated Warsaw Mill Hua in a ten inning game. Healtomnann and Chicago players showed solid defense though the details are unclear. Further game specifics and locations require confirmation from the official box score.
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Eason
Lerera
Warsaw Mill
Petty
Wergan
Milford
Leasburg
Boys Day at Ball Park Hosts Shamrocks and Van Wert
Labor Day double header at League Park features Van Wert champions and Fort Wayne Shamrocks. Game times 2 oclock with free admission for all under sixteen as Shamrocks visit for holiday exhibition. Umpire JJ Connell and pitchers Roemane Carr plan starts.
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Fort Warne Shamrocks
League
Shamrocks
van Wertive
Shamroick Xames
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Frank Roemane
Carr
Antwerp
Shamrock
Rebbina
Romane
Adrian
Admira praises Tiny Connell as umpire in baseball
Claude Yarnell of the Chunps lauds Tiny Connell, praising his baseball knowledge, decisive calls, and calm demeanor. He says Connell should make a name for himself in umpiring and would be a welcome addition to the game despite criticism of the role.
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Chunps
Tiny Connell
Cardinals
Ump
Connell
Try Admiral Coffee Want Ads In the Journal Gazette
A brief classified notice notes an advertisement for Admiral Coffee appears in the Journal Gazette with a sparse single word listing Yoo. The item emphasizes a minimal format and directs readers to the paper for full details.
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Journal Gazette
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