Fort Wayne Shamrocks to Clash With Champs Tomorrow
Fort Wayne Shamrocks manager Hendricks leads a strong lineup at League Park tomorrow in a semi pro clash against the Central Leaguers. Himminger is sidelined with illness and will be replaced by Defiance players. The crowd is expected to rival Sundays turnout as fans back Munger and the Shamrocks in pennant pursuit. Franksdorf at first replaces the sick Almitminger while Romance may start on the mound with Howard or Robbins.
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League park
mandsland
Charfield
Fort Wayne
Munger
Jack Hendricks
eam
Bade Myers
Dayton
Chicago
Matt Cleary
Howard
Van Wert
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Almitminger
Fransporf
Deflarice
Shamrocks
Fremer
veyteereees
Bowman
Dickey
Watla
ss. McKean
Koons
Bien BE
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pesgee
Floyd
ef. Kaylor
If. Hoffer
c. Beach
Romane
datetae
Robbins
uv. Corns
jesse
Yales
New Haven
William Nye
Nye
Lime City Squad Defeats Champs in Central League Tilt
Lime City defeated the Central league champions 6 to 1 with Dickey earning five hits and Nadeau three two-base drives. Alberts pitched for the Champs, while notes mention player transfers to Lima and ongoing roster reshuffles in the Central and Ohio leagues. The article also cites attendance figures for openers and lists several players and upcoming tryouts.
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Dickey
Nadeau
Muller
Alberts
ibex
ariery
Potala
HUNTINGTON
Clark
Prough
Mckean
Chambers and
Guhl
Magnates to Meet in Huntington for Indiana Ohio League
Richmond Indiana April 18 magnates of the Indiana Ohio baseball league will convene in Huntington Monday. A four club circuit is planned with Richmond Van Wert Logansport and Huntington. Manager pickup at Richmond has started trimming the squad as candidates vie for places and several players have been released.
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RICHMOND
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Hunt
Van Wert
Logansport
Huntington
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Peru Specials Meet Marion Owls In Tomorrow’s Game
Peru Indiana April 18 The Peru Specials one of the fastest teams in the region will collide with the Marion Owls tomorrow afternoon in Peru. Fort Wayne’s Kaylor and Baker will guard the local box. The Specials seek strong opponents from northern and central Indiana as manager Karn has booked several extra teams.
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Ind
Marion Owls
Kaylor
Baker
Fort Wayne
sire gates
Indiana
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Fianidort City
Dubuc Receives Offer From White Sox Ended by Notre Dame Star
Notre Dame pitcher Chauncey Dubuc, the star twirler, received a Chicago White Sox offer after a Chicago agent visited South Bend. Dubuc declined, choosing to finish schooling at Notre Dame, with graduation next year. this marks the second offer from Comiskey. Bloomington game notes and other minor league results follow.
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Notre Dame
White Sox
SOUTH BEND
Lid
Chauncey Dubuc
Chicago White Sox
Comiskey
Dubue
Nowe Dame
Amateur Baseball Notes From Culver and New Haven
The Concordian travels to Culver Military Academy on May 2 for the annual amateur contest with Culver nine. Various local players and plans for future games are noted, including a New Haven opener managed by William Nye and the Hoosiers’ amateur challenge seeking teams in the city.
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Concordians
Culver Military academy
miltary academy
loca college
military academy
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Bowser
collegians
Packards
thrne rinals
Kandt
Hans Wagner Pittsburg April 18 pastel fans
Local brief notes Hans Wagner in Pittsburg on April 18 with pastel fans scene described. Limited readable text mentions audience or event ambiance in droughty OCR fragment. No further identifiable details or outcomes available.
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PITTSBURG
Pittshy
Baseball Scores and Notes From Aprils 18 Games
In Philadelphia Philadelphia beat New York 14 to 12 after a rough day for New York pitchers. Boston topped Washington 2 to 1 with Pickering driving in the decisive run. Chicago lost to St Louis 1 to 0 as Pittsburgh won again. Cincinnati edged Chicago 5 to 1. Brooklyn hammered Boston 7 to 0. New York beat Philadelphia 2 to 0 in the league pairing. Detroit and Cleveland played to an 8 to 8 twelve inning tie. The column also notes injuries to Doyle of New York, and ongoing heavyweight boxing negotiations involving Jeffries, Attell, and Brock.
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Chicago
phys bordet
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Detroit
Philadelphia
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Doyle
Moren
Coyaleskie
Brown
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Devlin
Kunde
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Dooin
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Shannon
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Herzog
Wiltsee
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Morea
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Atawia
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Chesbro
Stahl
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Schlitzer
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Tajole
Schafer
Stovall
Lajoie
Turner
Birmingham
Hinchman
Lattimore
Jones
Bradley
N. Clarke
Schaefer
Cadbury
Tuajare
Mullin
Joss
Pugs in Turmoil Over San Francisco Match Controversy
In San Francisco on April 18 Nelson faces a tangle over a match with Gang. Ben Selig, the colored champion, refuses further talks unless Nelson reconsiders his stance. Nelson appears to have "lost out" in the dispute, with John Clark holding a $32,500 forfeit check that Nelson pulled back and Selig contesting Clark’s right to return it. Complicating matters, William Britt and Jiramiy Coffroth are involved.
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Nelson
avith Gang
Ben Selig
John Clark
Nelsov
Ben Seligelie
Clark
Willus Britt
Jiramiy Coffroth
Gardner Sullivan Twin Boxers Promise Full Throttle Fight
James J. Jeffries says Sullivan and Jimmy Gardner will slug it out every minute of the time in Mieving next Thursday with no stall. Jeffries and Tryon Tong hosted local newspaper men on an auto tour to Vernon to see the new Jeffries Athletic club building nearing completion with seating and facilities described as near perfect.
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Sullivan
Jimmy’ Gardner
James J. Jeffries
Jeffries
Tryon Tong
Jeffries Athletic club
Vernon
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LOS ANGELES
Colt Should Inherit Speed In Portland Stock Sale
A brown filly colt by Inher Tram Diana, brought to Jay, now at Dell Palmer stock farm in Portland. Out of Bernice 2:07 14 and sired by New Richmond 2:07, both race records. Bernice set world mares half mile record at Millsville on July 12, 1902. New Richmond 607 highly regarded. Also notes bowling captains meeting in Brunswick tonight at 4 for two city leagues.
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Jay
Dell Palmer stock farm
Bernice
New Richmond
asrives
Doctor Hurty to Lecture on Tuberculosis at Concordia
Dr. Hurty of the state board of health will lecture in Concordia college auditorium next Monday evening on tuberculosis and kindred diseases. The talk will feature stereopticon views and start promptly at 8 o’clock. No admission fee or collection. the general public is invited.
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Hurty
state board of health
Concordia college
Woman's Sorrow and a Laundry Soap Remedy
A fragment warns of holes in table cloths and underwear from strong resin laundry soap. It urges readers to stop using such soap and switch to Easy Task laundry soap, sold by all good grocers, as the remedy.
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America
Real Estate Transfers City
Real estate transfers show numerous parcels and sales in Oldsilville and surrounding townships for sums ranging from 25 to 4000 dollars. Notable transfers include Peoples' Trust to Ephrain Hunt for 1500 and J. Scott to J. and J. Garner for 775, with several other deeds and additions noted.
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Peoples’ Trust & Savings Co
Ephrain
Hunt
Louisa McOliver
Harper
Carl
Delilah Krueger
The Com
Jing. Co
Chas
W. ‘Orr
Anna Scott
mina J
J. W. Garman
T. M. Jones
Louis J. Forking
R. J. Romy Inv. Co
Lompkin
Summer suit cleaning and repair by Ed Schoch
Summer suit cleaning and pressing offered with repair services and guaranteed workmanship. Ladies garments specialty at 116 West Columbia, upstairs, opposite Wayne Hotel.
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Columbia
Wayne Hotel
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