National Game Doubleheader Report for Detroit Chicago Cleveland St Louis
Detroit plays Chicago in the National Game while Cleveland faces St Louis. In the first game St Paul holds a four to one lead after seven innings as Columbus scores five runs to end the game with a ten to one total. Miller Laughlin Rogers Graney Goodman James work the batteries with Kane as umpire. In the second game Columbus bills a 14 to 0 win after eight innings behind Teal Noonan Graney Fohl as crews and Kane umpire.
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R.H.B. St. Pau
Columbus
Miller and Laughlin
Rogers
Graney
Goodman
James
Kane
St. Paul
Teal
Noonan
Fohl
Cincinnati at Chicago and Pittsburg at St. Louis
Cincinnati plays Chicago and Pittsburg faces St. Louis in today’s schedule. Roads and times not listed.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Chicago Defeats Cincinnati in Low-Scoring Tilt
Chicago pitcher Coakley limits Cincinnati as Chicago wins 4 to 1 in a tense game. Batterymates Lundgren Beulbach Kling vs McLean. Umpire Klem. New York upsets Brooklyn 4 to 3 with Mathewson on the mound. Boston defeats Philadelphia 4 to 1 behind McCarthy. St Louis beats Pittsburgh 4 to 1 as Fromme and Leever duel. Columbus takes doubleheader from St Paul 5-4 and 1-0. Cleveland gains four straight by beating Chicago 6-3. Joss and Bemis on the mound for Cleveland.
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Chicago
Eeeses
Indianapolis
Ee Eeae
St. Louis
iPitsburg
Eevee Nee Oe
Louisville Wert Eae
Cleveland En
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New York
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Toledo
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Columbus
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Boston
Boston Ees
Washington
Brooklyn
R.H.E
Cincinnati
Lundgren
Beulbach
Kling
Coakley
McLean
Klem
Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
Clarke
Minneapolis and Indianapolis Doubleheader Result
Minneapolis and Indianapolis split a doubleheader with Indianapolis taking the first game 5 to 2 and Minneapolis losing the second.
Honor Guests In Honor Of Plumer McNitt And Rev Phillips
A party honoring Plumer McNitt and Rev H L Phillips was hosted by Mr and Mrs W H Maxwell Friday night one mile south of the city. Guests enjoyed games music and a three course luncheon. Rev Phillips formerly served in Big Rapids Michigan and left yesterday for a church in Oklahoma.
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Plumer McNitt
H. L. Phillips
W. H. Maxwell
Rev. Phillips
Big Rapids
Michigan
Oklahoma
Surprise visit honors newlyweds Fornoff at home
Elks band members surprised Henry Fornoff the Fourth street barber at 725 Helm street Friday evening to honor his recent wedding. The gathering presented the couple with a jardiniere as a keepsake of the occasion.
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Henry Fornoff
Fourth Street
Helm Street
Elks Band
Special Musical Program at Broadway M E Church
The program features Wagner Overture to Lohengrin, mixed quartets and solos by Mrs Arthur Marsh and others, selections from Mendelssohn and Gou nod Faust, with Josephine Sumption as organist, presented this evening at Broadway M E Church.
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Broadway M. E. Church
Kendrick and
Ross
Mendelsohn
Mesdames Rauch
Shultz
Messrs
Pilgrim Chorus
Faust” Gounod
Jjsephine Sumption
Special Council Meeting Fails To Boost Electric Plant Funding
Last night’s special meeting worsened the electric light plant setback as councilors debated a 30,000 appropriation and an Esterline contract. A substitute motion calls for a Monday 7:30 consultation with the controller mayor and board of works, followed by a Monday 8:30 adjournment.
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Board of Works
Fiedler
McKee
Third
Market Streets
Hetherington
Electric
J. Walter Esterline
Esterline
McNary
Electric Light Committee
Johnston
Uniform Bank of K. of P. installed in Flora
Mrs. Victoria Sigler and a friend visited John Briggs and family. Eva Keys came to Flora on business. The Uniform Bank of K. of P. was installed with thirty four charter members, led by Delphi team and Brigadier General Wilson of Indianapolis. A banquet followed as Camden was well represented. Five hundred attended the Addison Giants band concert on the streets. Flora plans a July 4 double header ball game with attractions.
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Bank of K. of P
Delphi
Camden
Wilson
Indianapolis
Addison Giants
James Hughes
Mosier
Bringhurst
Flora
Funeral for Isaac Hicks in Walton with Sunday services
The funeral for Isaac Hicks will be held at his house Sunday at 2 PM with Reverend Amos in charge and interment at Sprinkle Chapel. A Walton Shamrocks win 8 to 4 over Junior Otos in a local game. A Republican convention in Bishop's hall nominated Chas Wilson for treasurer and Will Bowyer for assessor.
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Isaac Hicks
Amos
Sprinkle Chapel
Walter Bishop
Bert Curtis
Indianapolis
Sam Ruth
Leon Carr
Logansport
Walton
Chas. Bowyer
Kokomo
Walton Shamrocks
Otto
Bunker Hill
K. of P
Dr. Carpenter
Oklahoma
Bishop’s Hall
Chas. Wilson
Will Bowyer
Samuel Gifford
Fire department aids blaze at Lavis home
Early yesterday morning the fire department was summoned to Mr Lavis's home on North Street. Clothes near a gasoline stove sparked the fire but crews extinguished it with little damage. Local social and visiting updates follow.
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the Tribune
Lavis
North Street
New York Beats Boston In Ninth Inning Rally
The New York team won from Boston in the ninth inning. Lake delivered timely hits in the last two innings to seal the victory. Score Boston 6 11 2, New York 7 12 2. Batteries Cicotte Criger Nes ton Blair. Umpire O Loughlin.
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New York
Boston
Lake
Cicotte and Criger
Neston
Blair
O’loughlin
Dygert Shuts Out Washington In Philadelphia Win
Dygert held Washington to two hits and shut them out as Philadelphia defeated Washington 6 to 0. Batteries were Hughes Keeley Street Dygert and Powers with umpires Hurst and Egan. Game played in Philadelphia on June 27.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Dygert
Hughes
Keeley
Street
Powers
Hurst and
Egan
Detroit Beats St. Louis In Tight Pitching Duel
Detroit defeats St. Louis 1 to 0 in a superb pitching duel. Donovan bests Graham with Donovan and Thomas backing Detroit while Graham and Spencer work for St. Louis. Connolly calls the game.
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Detroit
St. Louis
Mich
Donovan
Graham
Alder Returns to Rural Route After Vacation
Larry Alder ends a week or more of vacation and resumes his rural route No. 5 on Monday morning. He notes that duties of a rural carrier on vacation are tougher, while local boys look forward to relief from daily traverses and a chance to spend time at the seashore.
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Larry Alder
Local News Roundup From Lake Cicott Area
Special Correspondence reports Mrs. Jane Wirick visiting relatives for a few days. Mr. Marsh and wife fished at the lake Wednesday and took home a fine string. Harry Berry and Ralph Searight photographed views at the lake Sunday evening. Bert Good has a badly injured hand from playing ball. Mrs. William Hill, previously sick, is able to be out again. Miss Ruth Twells of Logansport visits Miss Nellie Henry. Ben Townsley visited home folks Sunday, returning to Marion Monday. Mrs. Searight ill this past week. Fred Martin and wife occupy their newly furnished home at the Martin Ranch. Art Townsley in town Thursday evening on business. Chas. Case Kenneth visited relatives here Sunday. Oak Grove Sunday school flourishing. Supt. D. H. Ringer invites all to attend at 10:00 a.m.
Camden Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Weddings
Mrs. H. E. Bonnell and three children from Logansport visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Risley. Miss Fannie Wharton attends the wedding of Miss Sadie Stallord in Lafayette. Rozelle Jordan of Lafayette visits Camden. Miss Mary Lenon returns to Frankfort with cousin Evelyn Wyatt. Mrs. Sadie Armich and daughter Dorothy of Logansport visit the Raber family. Bertha Campbell Vera Horner of Flora visit Wm. Sewards. Stella McDowell and Misses Margaret and Kate Ray attend a Deer Creek social. Chas. Thomas of Indianapolis visits his parents south of town.
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H. E. Bonnell
Logansport
H. A. Risley
Fannie Wharton
Lafayette
Sadie Stallord
Camden
Rozelle Jordan
Mary Lenon
Frankfort
Evelyn Wyatt
Sadie Armich
Dorothy
John Raber
Bertha Campbell
Vera Horner
Flora
Wm. Sewards
Stella McDowell
Margaret
Kate Ray
Deer Creek
Chas. Thomas
Indiananaplis
B. F. Thomas
Social and Family Visits Across Kokomo and Nearby Towns
Galveston Sterns Carmen Davis of Kokomo spent Saturday and Sunday with Galveston friends. Miss Audry Thomas spent Saturday in Kokomo. Harry Copeland and family of Indianapolis visited Mrs Eva Gray. Walter Platt suffers a badly poisoned face. Miss Gertie Grigle of near Walton visits Mrs Anna Waite. Mrs Mabel Keller of Forest visits her parents. Mollie Miller Emma Ammerman and George Davis spent Saturday in Kokomo. Mary Lyman visiting son in Riverton Illinois. H A Woolley and wife attend golden wedding anniversary at Phlox Indiana. Everett Doggett and wife of Indianapolis visit Dan Dagegatt. Red Men delegation from Kokomo and Logansport expected for decoration. Ray Peck back to studies at Bloomington.
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Audry Thomas
Kokomo
Harry Copeland
Indianapolis
Eva Gray
Walter Platt
Gertie Grigle
Walton
Anna Waite
Mabel Keller
Forest
John Burrows
Mollie Miller
Emma Ammerman
George Davis
Mary Lyman
Riverton
Illinois
H. A. Woolley
Phlox
Indiana
Everett Doggett
Dan Dagegatt
Logansport
Ray Peck
Bloomington
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R. H. EB
National League
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Bucker
Ritter
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O'Day
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Leever
Gibson
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Oberlin
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Livingston
Hayes
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Owens
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Minn
R. H. E. Cleveland
Berger
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Owen
Manuel
White and Sullivan
Sheridan and Evans
Surprise Fornoff
Goungil
Ters
Carroll County
Victoria Sigler
John Briggs
Eva Keys
Swayzee Bros
Chas. Wendling
Royal Gentre News
Boone Township
George Kistler
J. C. Kistler
Elizabeth Stanton
Chalie Schmidt
Violet Fisher
Star City
Nellie Grent
The
Presbyterian Church
Lucerne
Ina Hilbert
Mildred Grant
Vivian McCombs
Union City
Helen Britton
Mel Marsh
Marjorie
Burnettsville
Leo Smith
Helene Thomas
Alder
Lake Cicott
Mrs
Jane Wirick
Rela
Mr. Marsh
Harry Berry
Ralph Searight
Bert Good
William Hill
Ruth Twells
Nellie Henry
Ben Townsley
Marion
Mrs. Searight
Fred Martin
Wife
Martin Ranch
Art Townsley
Chas
Case
Kenneth
Oak Grove
D. H. Ringer
Joe Vauskiver
Galveston
Carmen Davis
Enquire
25 Tribune
Broadway
Fourth St
William H. Turner
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