Daniels Puzzle Holds Fort Wayne in Slow Fort Wayne Victory
Fort Wayne Indians beat Indianapolis Hoosiers 4 to 3 as Pete Daniels was a puzzle until the eighth round. Hoosiers rallied with three runs late but could not overcome the Fort Wayne defense. Fort Wayne turned a key double play to close the game. Williams, Nattress and Miller sparked the local lineup.
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Batteries-Wicker and Blue: Vasbinder Pfeister and Smink at Dayton
Umpire Mullane officiated a game at Dayton featuring Vasbinder Pfeister and Smink for Batteries Wicker and Blue. The readable lines indicate a team roster or players listed with umpire attribution in a historical scorecard format.
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Marion
Coggswell
Blue
Vasbinder
Yerkes
Wicker
Vasbinder, Pfeister
Smink
Mullane
Louisville takes two from Wheeling club in twin bill
In Louisville on Sunday the Vetter brothers powered the first game for a easy win and the Colonels broke a tie in the ninth of the second game. Scores show Louisville beating Wheeling with strong offense and steady pitching. Second-game batteries featured Bailey Weyhing Zalusky and Irvin Herbert for Wheeling and Louisville. Umpire Latham.
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Wheeling
Vetter
Bailey, Weyhing
Zalusk
Irvin
Herbert
Latham
New York Breaks Season Batting Record in Big Win
New York totaled 31 hits and 25 runs off Rusie Phillips and McFadden as crowds filled the field. With two outs in the ninth they crowded the field and the game was stopped at 9 to 0. batteries were Rusie Phillips McFadden Bergen Phyle Warner for New York and Waddell Kling Hughes Farrell for Brooklyn.
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Rusie
Phillips
McFadden
Cincinnati
Bergen
Phyle
Warner
Undefined sports scoring line card shows mixed abbreviations
A compact, unreadable OCR fragment lists teams and codes Davenport Rock Island Decatur Terre Haute Rockford Evansville with single or double letter annotations and numbers. It resembles a scoreboard snippet lacking clear context or full event details for interpretation.
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Rock Island
Terre Haute
Rockford
Evansville
Davenport
Decatur
Cedar Rapids
Bloomington
Orville Zock and teammates shine in Muncie game
Orville Zock pitched for Mun cie team with 16 runs by Zock across innings. Marion players Matthews Richmond and South Bend Greens contributed heavy hits and errors. Scores include Indianapolis Reserves and Kokomo, with Dayton Clippers and Seymour Reds listed in the box.
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Zock
Muncie
Indianapolis Maretti
Matthews
Kokomae
Richmond
Indianapolis
South Bend
Pullman
Western and National League City Totals in Brief
Western Association figures list Columbus 2679 Dayton 2500 Fort Wayne 1900 Louisville 4500. National League totals show Cincinnati 17000 Chicaga 8500. Data reflects regional attendance or roster counts with no added context.
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Indianapolis
Wheeling
Louisville
Dayton
Toledo
Fort Wayne
Marion
Columbus
Cincinnati
Chicaga
Crescent Starrs Run Past Rooker Stars in Sunday Bout
Crescent Starrs crushed the Rooker Stars by 10 to 3 as Lenox of New York improved to 10-0, powered by late-starting action that limited play to four innings. Battery-queisser and Applegate worked the mound for the winners while John Iwyer and Lorenzo Townsend starred for the losers. Chandler Jury Disagrees as the replevin case involving Arthur moves forward.
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Crescent Starrs
Rooker Stars
John Iwyer
Lorenzo Townsend
Rookers
Lenox
New York Stare
Shamrocks
Queisser
Applegate
Chandler
Arthur
Toledo to Columbus and Cincinnati game summary
A fragmented ledger style list shows teams and codes for Toledo Columbus Cincinnati Chicago New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Pittsburg with various R H E and numeric markers. The text provides no narrative or outcomes beyond these standings style tokens.
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New York
Peeoness
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Purdue Beats Illinois 4 to 0 in Summary Scores
Purdue downed Illinois 4 to 0 and Harvard routed Pennsylvania 11 to 3 while Yale defeated Princeton 15 to 5. Michigan topped Chicago 6 to 3 and Carlisle Indians edged Cornell 6 to 5. Miami beat Earlham 9 to 6 and Huntington won 10 to 7 over Fort Wayne high school.
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Purdue
Illinois
Miami
Earlham
Huntington
Fort Wayne High School
Princeton
Yale
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Carlisle Indians
Michigan
Chicago
Fort Wayne and Hoosiers Play Ragged Game
The Fort Waynes and the Hoosiers clash in a ragged contest with turnovers and uneven play. Both teams struggle to impose rhythm as errors mount and momentum swings between periods.
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