Fourteen Inning Double Bill Ends In Controversy
Marion and Newark battled fourteen innings in a tense Ohio State League game halted by umpire calls amid heated exchanges. Downey and Wilmot shone on the mound, while King Tate and Snyder led Marion with key hits as fans faced heat and crowd unrest, with the game resuming after noon and a planned rematch set.
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HYDES
Kink
Newark
Marion
Tohn
Mandiboe
Yainnsean
Whee
Umpa
Welle Park
Umpe
Ths
Igina
Tesma
Burke
Petrey
Mace Tab Locke
Downey
Wolfe
King
Tate
Snyder
Lothan
Tama
Molders
Sor Gugli
Smith
Murray
Dowling
Furke
Lotahow
Plantea
Better
Farrell
Abbott
Red
Kewer
Sored
Lovke
Lotehan
Kete Watei
Frank Lock
Gygil
Yu Tote
May
TY Lavahow
Witton
Wetter
T Rowney
Witmot
Marion Housh
Yo Locke
Gypil
Porrell
Ketler
FF Locke
Yell
Strick
Hy Locke
Wilmot
Pire
Salle
OM Seacke
Colonial Country Club Hotel West Baden Springs Ad
Advertisement for Colonial Country Club Hotel West Baden Springs offering private baths and weekly rates from 2.60 to 3.60 per day. Claims cures for kidney liver stomach ailments and nervousness and suggests sending 2.00 to receive six gallons of mineral water with medical advice for home treatment.
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Colonial Country Club
West Baden Springs
Poor Day for Baseball Scores From Both Leagues
Baseball results from Wednesday show the American League game at Boston where New York defeated Boston 4 to 0 behind Newton Blair Micotte and Carrigan. In the National League the Pittsburgh game against Chicago lists pitchers Lundgren Kling Leifeld and Gibson, with final score 2 to 0.
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Boston
New York
Newton
Blair Micotte
Carrigan
Pittsburg
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Lundgren
Kling
Leifeld
Gibson
Windy Lotshaw's spectacular catch anchors Newark game
Windy Lotshaw made a legendary grab along the right field fence at Newark yesterday, nearly flawless defense with 22 chances at first base. Red Farrell starred with two safeties, a running catch, and a key steal of home while Hughey Hare stole third. Farrell also robbed a batter of a three-base hit.
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Windy Lotshaw
Rde
Newark
Windy
Hyi
Red Farrell
Rentre Feld
Ta Molder
Farrell
Hughey Tare
First Crescent City Game Opens Season
The Crescent City league held its first game yesterday with Marion High School freshmen losing to St Marys School Wreekies by 14 to a incomplete score. Sweeney pitched well for St Marys while Copeland and Templeton dominated for the winners. A Central Buildings team then played the high school first year squad at Garfield Park.
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Crescent City
Marion High School
Mary's School
Lizards That Walk on Two Legs Across Australia
The article notes several Australian lizards that walk on their hind legs while moving, including a water monitor near riverbanks and the frilled lizard of Queensland which also uses forepart expansion when attacked. It mentions others in Australia exhibiting bipedal movement on land.
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Ldaarde
River Banke
Queensland
Wld
Beur
Pickering
Oken
Nextat
Theophilus
Eratesthenes
Gover
Diggers Show Champ Caliber in Fourteen Inning Win
Marion outplayed Newark for fourteen innings in Newark. Downey wildness spurred by a strong Marion defense and Wilmot’s pitching kept Newark in the game. Heidus and Lotshaw starred in fielding while O Tmy’s eight putouts aided Marion’s cause as the Diggers nearly closed out the late lead.
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Diggers
J. Comey Wat
FL Millett
Thomas Clary
Koster
Newark
Morton
Marion
Dutgera
Downey
Nearchamps
O'Day
al Wilmot
Wilmot
Accore
Asalum
O'Tmy
Lotshaw
Measures to Stop Baseball Stolen Balls at Welty Park
Local baseball management plans drastic steps to stop ball theft at Welty Park during home games. Officers will pursue culprits, with penalties including jail or fines. rewards may be paid for tips leading to arrests. A policy allows spectators who retrieve a ball over the fence to enter for return.
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Ithe Locat Baseball
Welty _park
Senechal
Bawea Aoaer
Escaping Convicts Routed by Hunger and Chance
A narrative of celebrated escapes from Dartmoor and other prisons, detailing convicts aided by hungry locals, clever ruses, and dramatic captures. Reports include a pair sheltered by a Dartmoor farmer, a Portland escapee hiding with clerical garb, and a Dorchester incident where prison socks betrayed a fake cleric. Only a few escapes succeed long term. most end in recapture or punishment.
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Princeton
Darthoor
Walle
Aetion
Tunilie
Dian
Dartmoor
Kinwolf
Penzanco
Fife
Portland
Dorchester
Durance
Won Long Tunnela and Alpine Rail Tunnels
The article discusses long mountain tunnels and crossings in the United States and Europe. It notes the Hoouse tunnel on the Boston and Maine line at 425 miles, a misread figure, and mentions Alpine tunnels in Europe. It also references Chin ing Liang Chang as a railroad manager.
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Rocky Mountain
Europe
Ndaed
Hoouse
Pitchburg
Boston & Maine Railway
Mansfield Shut Out Springfield in Rain Delayed Game
Manafield limited the Orphans as he delivered shutout pitching. Umpire Hart, struck on the head by a foul tip, was knocked unconscious but recovered and resumed duties before rain ended the game in the ninth inning. Marion and Newark also played today with several matches reported.
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Mansfield
Springfield
Manafield
Orphans
Lloyd
Hart
Boone
Moeller
Bort
Bohannon
Spencer
Doolin
Larne
Y.cecieas
Jowett
Flood
Roth
Allen
Quin
Jewett
Bane Bite
Jewell
Larue
Moller
Jou Errore
Sprinfield
Massefield
Om Doyle
Boyle
Thee
Kramer
Public Sewer Bid Notice from Marion Ohio 1908
Bealed bids to furnish labor and material for a sanitary sewer in Marion Ohio alleys from Silver to Leader Street due for noon May 19 1908. Bids must separate labor and materials include bond or certified check $100, use printed forms and specify material type.
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Act of Public Service
Marion
Ohio
Leader Street
Silver Street
Eame
Board of Public
Charles M. Orin
Olerl
Mystery Objects and Odd Tales Across the Centuries
A混 assortment of curiosities and anecdotes spans centuries, from 17th century coin values and a Danish royal hauntings tale to a Waterloo era shovel firm tale and moon crater observations. Names like Denmark’s royal family, Wellington, Smith Jenkins & Jones, and Pickering appear amid eerie rooms, ghostly figures, and a comet of historical notes.
Moon in Action Confirmed in Nature Article
Nature reports a renewed conviction by W. H. Pickering regarding phwatnet matters, noting his assertion of a large effect and urging further study of the phenomenon.
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Nature
W. H. Pickering
Largest Electric Station in the World at Chichgate
Plans reveal the Largest Electric Station to dominate world power with a steam turbine plant and automatic stokers for all boilers. It includes an electric kitchen for staff meals, refrigeration gear, sleep rooms, and other conveniences, with a rich note on mineral associations and job figures.
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Chichgate
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