Evansville pennant race. crowded doubleheader result
Evansville tied the Central League pennant chase with a split a doubleheader against Terre Haute. In the opener Seton turned in a strong outing as Evansville won 14 to 5 in seven innings. The nightcap saw a late surge by the home club as they suffered a setback. In other action Philadelphia toppled New York 4 to 1, gaining a rare series victory, while Wheeling and Zanesville played a marathon, with the elongated game reaching eleven innings before the final call.
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Evansvile
Terre Bante
Fim Seton
LM Tuvor
Vorre Haytr
Detroit and St Louis Tie in Erratic Morning Game
Detroit and St Louis battled to a 3 all tie as both teams struggled with control and miscues. Detroit pounded three hits from De troit, while Powell and Stephens contributed in a game marked by uncertain pitching and defensive lapses.
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Loggooos
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Winter
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Standing of Clubs and Scores from Central League
Summary of the Central League standings and morning results with scattered details from Indianapolis and Philadelphia games. American League notes mention New York shutout Peastic Ta and a large attendance in Indianapolis. Umpires Owens and Alehhalter are listed for the games with scattered player mentions such as Puilmann and Peitz.
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Grrry
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Wes
Even Split In Opening Contests At Van Wert
Romaine shines with strong pitching as the Shamrocks split the opening doubleheader at Van Wert. Errors plagued both games as Ure and others contributed in a high‑energy day, with fans roaring at every play amid the crowd’s cheers.
Local Amateurs Fall In Doubleheader At New Haven
In New Haven on Sept. 7 the Midwestern Fort Wayne team defeated the locals in both games of a twin bill. First game ended 9 to 3 with strong pitching by Rainey and Williams leading the visitors. Second game saw Fort Wayne win 8 to 3 as Suttle and Hathaway plus Palmer and Mallenstein held the locals to limited scoring.
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Night cook wanted at Home Restaurant and Merchants meeting recap
Wanted night cook at Home Restaurant phone 398. Retail Merchants meet to elect officers with annual reports to be presented. Shamrocks baseball game notes cover multiple innings with hits by Bowman Koons and Gregory.
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Get Your Money's Worth Rope Test Skits From Meet
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Purse Found at Rome City Seeks Owner for Claim
A purse found at Rome City is awaiting the owner. The finder requests the owner to contact the Journal-Gazette with a full description and pay for the advertisement to reclaim the money contained inside.
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Rome City
Journal-Gazette
Deaths of Rabb Williw Robb at seventy five
Obituary fragment notes the death of Rabb Williw Robb aged 75 on Monday at 11 40 am in an unspecified city location. He resided at 24 Walnut Street and reportedly had no surviving relatives aside from stepchildren. The text is garbled with unclear references to local officials and conditions at the time.
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Mightawings Fight Ends In Draw After Harsh Body Work
The bout opened with hard exchanges and quick jabs as Moran and Attell traded steady body blows. Both fighters pressed the action from the opening bell and battled evenly until the gong, with referee Elsh signaling a disputed draw.
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Elsh
Golfers Snowed Under in Richmond Match at Club Grounds
In Richmond Indiana last night Kekionga Golf Club met Richmond Country Club and lost 18 to 6 as the rough course conditions were blamed for Fort Wayne’s crushing defeat. The Fort Wayne lineup included Harry W. Sommers Fred Paters J. W. Thompson Albert and H. Pidguon Dr H R Wheeluck.
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Attell and Moran Fight Through Twenty-Two Rounds
The match between Attell and Moran unfolds with heavy exchanges and blood as Moran and Attell trade blows across twenty two rounds. Moran pushes early and mid rounds with aggressive flurries while Attell counters with precise defense and sharp lefts. The bout remains closely contested with momentum shifting and the crowd reacting to each significant exchange.
Police Court cases and a boy’s tale of hardship
In police court, a boy claimed the name William Guernser and spoke of suffering and privation before being placed with the chief awaiting provisions. Three men faced charges while intoxicated. John Schremser and Johnson Morris were discharged, Martin Mullen was fined one dollar plus costs for attempting to steal trousers while under the influence.
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Battle Creek
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Johnson Morris
Martin Mullen
Admiral cuties challenge Dave Buttermore for a match
Auburn Indiana September 7 roundtable reports Kid Lafyrence of Toledo has issued a challenge to meet Dave Buttermore in Auburn within two weeks. The claim is to pin his opponent three times in an hour. Local sports speculate on the risk and odds of such a bout unfolding.
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Toledo
Dave Buttermore
Lawrence
Carriers Enjoy Picnic Day at Union Gathering
About one hundred members of the letter carriers branch No. 1 NLA attended a picnic at Bapter's grave east of the city with wives and friends. Henry Bietk, William Sleds, G. Kert, A. G. Stubnosky led the organizing committee. Highlights included a hall game led by Stubnosky and Surg, children's race, sack race, and other events, plus notes on Muleet Bargains in stoves and ranges by Alex H. Staub of 115 East Columbia Street.
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Ackerman Seeks Match With Murbarger in Lima City
In a letter Ackerman challenges Sam Murbarger, winner of the Prindle-Murbarger bout last week, to a rematch in Lima. He plans to wrestle at set weights and expects Murbarger to accept a bout in this city on September 16.
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Sam Murbarger
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Murbarger
Ligonier Elks to Play Columbia City
By Kist News Bureau Columbia City comes to Ligonier for a return baseball game at the city park Sunday afternoon. The Elks, who lost to Columbia City in a recent clash, aim to rebound. Veteran Burl Tk s, an old leaguer, will pitch for Ligonier.
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No Gambling Ban At Bluffton Festival Ordered
Bluffton Indiana September 7 officials ban all gambling at the fall festival carnival. Spindle and wheel machines are prohibited. Rooms and vacant spaces will be rented only to approved parties. Fraternal orders support the procedure. Over three thousand dollars have been subscribed for the festival.
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