Baseball Roundup of Today’s American League Games
Listed games include Philadelphia at Boston New York at Brooklyn Chicago at Cincinnati Columbus at Toledo Louisville at Indianapolis St Paul at Milwaukee Minneapolis at Kansas City Detroit at Chicago Cleveland at St Louis Washington at Philadelphia Boston at New York. Cross and Neighbor's hot grounder produced key in Kansas City victory as Wood Sullivan and Halla Hughes worked the batteries. Umpire Twens.
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Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
Kansas City
Louisville
Wood and Sullivan
Halla
Hughes
Twens
Chicago Vole
Indianapolis
Eeebeeeer Eta
Pittsburg
Goa
Cleveland Tees
Toledo
Philadelphia Triumphs Over Boston 9 to 2 in Hard-Hitting Game
Philadelphia beat Boston 9 to 2 as Sparks kept the locals’ bats quiet. Bouk es and Young shared responsibility in the Battery for Boston, while Sparks and Coin hurled for Philadelphia. Umpires Rigler and Johnstone presided in Boston. Brooklyn defeats New York 11 to 7 with Crandall and McGinnity leading the mound for Brooklyn.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Mass
Sparks
R. H.E
Coin
Boukes
Young and
Graham
Rigler and
Johnstone
Doescher Excels in Debut With Faulty Support
Cincinnati pitcher Doescher shut down runners until poor defensive help doomed his Chicago debut. Final score Cincinnati 5 Chicago 3, with Deescher, McLean, Kling, Overall and Kling credited, umpires Rudderham and Emslie.
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Cincinnati
Doescher
Chicago
Deescher
KcLean
Kling
Rudderham and
Emslie
Baseball scores from June 29 games across multiple cities
Washington falls to Philadelphia 4 to 0 as Vickers curves trouble the visitors. Boston defeats New York 4 to 1 in 11 innings with Orth driving in runs. Indianapolis beats St Paul 10 to 4 with Neés errors aiding. Milwaukee takes two from Toledo 5 to 0 and 12 to 0. Columbus doubles Minneapolis in a twin bill 8 to 2 and 6 to 4. Kansas City edges Louisville 3 to 2 after late 9th inning swing.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Johnson
New York
Boston
Orth
St. Paul, Minn
Indianapolis
Hall
Neée
Milwaukee
Tolédo
Kistler and Edith Berry Divorce Filing in Local Court
Charles L. Berry files for divorce from Edith Berry claiming cruelty and neglect. He alleges she called him a rude stingy cuss, and that she refused to care for him when he was ill in March. Married in 1901, they separated in April.
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Kistler
Charles L. Berry
Fife
Edith Berry
Saint Louis Chemist Claims Cure for Eczema
A St Louis chemist reports a simple treatment that cured hundreds of eczema cases and skin diseases he says are locally caused by germs attacking the skin. The discovery follows extensive experiments and aims to end years of suffering.
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St. Louis
Zemo Promises Skin Cure Through Vegetable Remedy
The text profiles a developer who mixed active principles of vegetable drugs to combat skin parasites. The remedy Zemo allegedly stops itching and boring, draws germs to the surface, and purges them with persistent use. Homer Closson endorses Zemo as an honest medicine believed to aid eczema and scalp disease.
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Zemo
Homer Closson
Browns Win Game at Spencer Park in City Championship Series
The Logansport Browns defeated the Sturkin Nelson team 9 to 3 Sunday afternoon. Hankee struck out ten for Sturkin Nelsons and Cashdollar fanned six for the Browns. Brown hit a three bagger early in the game as the Browns improve to 21-3 for the season.
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Hankee
Sturkin- Nelsons
Browns
Brown
Murphy and Fleming Beat Plymouth Team in Sunday Match
Murphy and Fleming defeated Plymouth Sunday afternoon by ten to four. They travel to North Manchester next Sunday for the next game.
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Murphy & Fleming
Plymouth
North Manchester
Barbers Win Narrow 1 0 Victory Over Clerks
The barbers beat the clerks 1 to 0 in a Sunday game highlighted by Frank Dickersons home run and Joe Fettigs one hand catch. Clerks battery included Fett ing Young and McDonald for the barbers Cox. Address communications to H J Conkle, manager.
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Barbers
Clerks
Frank Dickerson
Joe Fettig
Fetting
Young
McDonald
Cox
H. J. Conkle
Local Saturday Games Shuffle Scores Across Teams
Bakers beat Commercial 12 to 8. Gophers fell to White Indians 15 to 3. Gold Medals defeated West Side Colts 18 to 15. Fisher All Stars beat Longcliff 9 to 7.
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Bakers
Gophers
White Indians
West Side Colts
Fisher All-Stars
Longcliff
Gorriden Back In Game For Keokuk Team
John Corriden, Keokuk third baseman, returns to action after a two week absence. His one of three hits helped Keokuk win the Sunday game.
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John Corriden
Keokuk
Iowa
Four to Play Off for Golf Finals at Country Club
In an elimination match at the Country club golf links Sunday afternoon the winners were M. B. Larry W. W. Ridenour Armour Hefley and Robert Weir. The four will play finals on July fourth with the cap final on July fifth.
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Country Club Golf Links
M. B. Larry
W W. Ridenour
Armour Hefley
Robert Weir
For Sale by Homer Closson Co
For Sale by Homer Closson & Co. advertisement lists available items and terms. The fragment notes a sale and identifies the seller, offering readers a glimpse of the auction.
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Homer Closson & Co
Henry Glidden Returns to City with Family
Henry Glidden of Chicago and his three children visited the city on Sunday to renew old acquaintances and view childhood scenes. He grew up in Clay township and now runs a prosperous business in Chicago. Mrs. Glidden and Mr. Sanford of Chicago were guests of Florence and Samuel Little.
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Clay Township
Chicago
Will Sanford
Florence and
Samuel Little
Broadway Theatre Opens Under New Management
Follen and Hagenbuck renovated the Decator house lobby and auditorium making the Broadway Theatre look like new. Sipe and Helmick lessees report packed opening night with strong audience praise for acts including Earl Hyman and a well chosen bill. Ponter and McHale, owners, join managers in satisfaction with the debut performance.
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Messrs
Sipe & Helmick
Earl Hyman
Bert Hyman
Idue Foljllen & Hegenbuck
Messrs. Ponter & McHale
Lipton to again challenge for America's Cup
London June 29 The Field reports Sir Thomas Lipton will challenge for the America's Cup under conditions: cutter rigged yacht built under New York Yacht Club universal rule and NYYC to designate yacht size. Lipton confirms, aiming to build two yachts from Fife designs and select the best to compete if a challenge is accepted.
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Associated Press
London
Sir Thomas Lipton
New York Yacht Club
New ‘York Yacht Club
Thomas
Dunoon
Scotland
Sir Thomas
New York
Fife
Local Notables Visit Burnettsville and Nearby Towns
Burnettsville and surrounding areas welcomed visitors from Logansport Royal Centre and Kokomo. Residents hosted relatives and guests over the weekend while church activities continued and a new Ladies Aid Society formed.
Walter R King birthday party noted in Galveston
Galveston on June 29 Sunday attendees marked Walter R King s birthday anniversary with music and games. Refreshments included ice cream cake and lemonade. Several Fickle sisters and friends listed among guests. The piece also notes Fourth of July jubilee plans and local church activities.
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Galveston
Walter R. King
Elizabeth Fickle
Lulu Fickle
Florence McConnell
Mary Streeter
Carmen Davis
Marie Fickle
Messrs
Dade Davis
Forest Rose
Will Wininger
Merideth Thomas
Fanny Haynes
Margaret Haynes
Mildred Fickle
Deaths and Funerals Mann and Weaver families
Ella Mann, 63, of Chicago died June 26 after moving to the city at age ten. Remains brought back and interred at Mount Hope. Survived by sons Philip L. Mann James H. Mann Paul R. Mann Earl W. Mann daughter Mrs Edward Stickle and five grandchildren. Fred W. Weaver, 18 months old, died Monday. Funeral Wednesday at 9 oclock from St Joseph church with Father Kroeger officiating. Interment at Mt St Vincent.
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Mann
Ella Mann
Chicago
Cincinnati
Mount Hope
Philip L
James H
Paul R
Earl W. Mann
Edward Stickle
Weaver
Fred W
Fred W. Weaver
Erie Avenue
Orelock
St. Joseph Church
Father Kroeger
Mt. St. Vincent
Shooting at Boyd Park Leaves Man Wounded
Arnold Franklin of Wabash was shot in the leg while bystanders watched at Boyd park. A young boy tampered with a gun at the shooting gallery, causing the weapon to discharge and injure the innocent bystander.
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Logansport
Boyd Park
Arnold Franklin
Wabash
Franklin
Flora Notes: Local calls and visitors across town
T A Howe and daughter June traveled to Flora between trains from Logansport and head to Eagle Colorado. Bert Hyman was in town on business. Mart Eaton returned from Wisconsin. Bill Grubbs starts Monday at Spiter meat market. Hanna family visiting east of town. Harve Flora visited his father Jonas Flora. Mrs J F Gennel from Royal Centre visited son Bert Kennel. J H Copeland painted all business fronts with a golden coat.
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Flora
T. A. Howe
June
Logansport
Eagle
Colo
Bert Hyman
Mart Eaton
Wisconsin
Bill Grubbs
Spiter
Hanna
A. B. Hanna
Elmer Hikenburry
Harve Flora
Frankfort
Jonas Flora
J. F. Gennel
Royal Centre
Bert Kennel
Victoria Sigler
Walton News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Band Contest
Walton reports a weekend of family visits with Robison kin from Kokomo and Mooresville plus Hicks Mendenhall and others. The Walton band took part in a Kokomo band tournament and performed at O P decoration services before traveling by chartered car. Others visiting included families from Bunker Hill Young America Lincoln and Boughtonville Ohio.
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Walton
Owen Robison
Kokomo
W.D. Robison
O. P
Royal Centre Excursionists and Local Game Result
Royal Centre residents Chas Boswell Alexander Frye and Della Antrim joined a Chicago excursion Sunday. Local folks Phil, Shafer family, Tousley family, Milhouse family, Wolfe family, Lidgard and Andrews visited. The fall game between Royal Centre and Kokomo ended 6 to 1 in favor of Royal Centre. Families from Battle Creek Toledo Manon and others are mentioned visiting. J C Waggoner went to Minnesota for ditching. A daughter was born to Prof A L Frantz. Florence Garvin and Dan Cotner visited.
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Royal Centre
Chas. Boswell
Alexander Frye
Della Antrim
Chicago
L. A. Shafer
Leroy Tousley
Martin Milhouse
Mabelle
Louise Wolfe
Aay
Hazel Lidgard
Pe i' Inkuckee
Royal Centre An Kokomo
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