Winning team shines as Gronemeyer fans fourteen
In yesterday’s league games at Union Park the Chemical Co defeated Carbon Co behind Gronemeyer who struck out fourteen. Heavy hitting highlighted the win as Rudolph and Whaling teamed for the batteries while Damaree and Meyers handled the other side. Standings show Philadelphia leading with 38 wins and 17 losses, New York second, Brooklyn third.
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Persie Grafton Defeats Gore Alley Ducks in Pin Battle
Persie Grafton Defeated Gore Alley Ducks in a fast contest played on alleys seven and weight last night by a total of thirty five pins. The Gore team won all three games by twenty five, seven, and three pins respectively with the locals rolling well over 300 in total.
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Yesterday's Results and Upcoming Games
Philadelphia led 14 to 200 in batter lists with Bush, Bender and Lapp and Schahg plus Williams. Ford and Sweeney anchored Boston batteries against New York. Cleveland beat Detroit with Cullop and O Neill. St Louis faced Chicago, Allison and Schalk. Tonight matchups include Philadelphia at Washington and New York at Boston. Upcoming: St Louis at Detroit and New York at Boston.
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Funeral Friday for Mrs Jennie back von
Funeral services for Mrs Jennie back von, a colored resident, will be held Friday at 2 o clock in the Trinity Episcopal Church, with a brief obituary to follow.
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Trinity Mathodixt Episcopal Church
Burns Chosen Grafton School Superintendent
Grafton board of education selects Prof. L. M. Burns of Montgomery to lead the city schools. He will begin duties July 1 and succeeds the previous superintendent as the Democratic candidate for state schools.
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L. M. Burns
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Board of Education
Prominent Grant County Resident Dead at 78
Emil G. Vossler, a longtime Grant county figure, died at his Maysville home at age 78. The well known resident passed away after a period of illness, with residents mourning the loss of the community man.
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