Diggers Lose Another One in Wet Springfield Tilt
Springfield fell 9 to 5 to Marion in a wet game with slugging from both sides. Wilmot started for Springfield, but Lucas and Doyle helped Marion rally to win the late innings as Farrell starred for the fans. O'Day at second base and Batley handled pitching duties amid a tactical bullpen shuffle.
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Ter Cs
Tegms
Springfield
Hen Maron
Jost Bulley
Wagner
Ransick
AL Wilmot
O'Day
Soriuafield
Wilmot
Jane
Lucas
Jimmy Pully
Eheath
Marion
Watley
Doyle
Ranalok
Teaver
Bailey
Red Farrell
Tinew Wyre
Moeller
Burt Bohannon
Spencer
Larue
Farrell
Wolfe
Keller
Bohannon
Wilson Tate
Keter
Balla
iKind
Lame
Tata
King
Anderson
Totman
Springfeld
Wirt
Inn
Batley
Luvak
Halley
Hart
Springpield
Moher
Burt
Kool
Latimore
Shuley
Dave
Sarees
Tence Oday
A Keller
Ab Wilson
Rf Anderson
Te Wilmot P Ternee
Ad Lucas
Cee Sheseney
Elke baseball team holds first practice amid scramble
The Elke baseball squad held its first practice amid a large turnout at Webb Park. Players wore new uniforms as the team reorganized for the year, electing T. J. Ulas as manager and Harry BiMott as captain. Manager Lucas Naa began coordinating with several other teams in the state for future games.
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Elke
Ste Kent
Woon
Webb Park
Onthutivan
T. J. Ueas
Ager
Harry
BiMott
Baseball: Three of Five Games Played the Losers Failed
In the American League Thunslay’s scores show Philadelphia defeated Chicago 1-0, and New York beat Cleveland 1-0 as well as Washington besting St Louis 4-0. In the National League Cincinnati shut out Boston 2-0, while St Louis defeated Brooklyn 5-2 with Bell Bergen Beebe Ludwig contributing for the winners.
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Thunslay
Philadelphia
Chicago
Smith
Sullivan
Vickers
Schreck
New York
Cleveland
Thielman
Borger
Chesbro
Kleinow
Washington
St. Louis
Warington
Waddell
Spencer
Hughes
Street
Cincinnati
Boston
Ferguson
Bowerman
Ewing
Sehlet
St. Lowis
Brooklyn
St. Louial
Bell
Bergen
Beebe
Ludwig
Queen Ester Circle Hosts Epworth Club Meeting
Nellie Bain hosted the Queen Ester Circle of Epworth Church at her Windsortreet home on Thursday evening. After devotions Mamie Fletcher read a paper on The Japanese in San Francisco, Rev D. H. Palley spoke on the Mormons, a duet by Hu Cora Sirpitt and Armen Blow was enjoyed, and Laura Bowen elected to lead the program with a paper on Kills Inland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Bain
Local Events Near Kirkpatrick Informal gathering highlights
A district school near Kirkpatrick hosted by Miss Mabel Rowe held a Friday event with a noon dinner at the Monnette grove. Gray Max the Waddell Children's Home horse enjoyed by the children was a feature. The United Brethren Missionary Society met Thursday afternoon to conduct regular business and discuss various profitable topics. they plan to meet again in a month.
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Mabel Rowe
Kirkpatrick
Monnette Grove
Gray Max
Waddell Children’s Home
Missionry Society of the United Brethern Church
Seventeenth Birthday Party At 829 David Street
Mia iprite hosted a Thursday evening birthday gathering at 829 David Street for her seventeenth birthday with numerous guests from Butler Delaware Mansfield and Orrville. The event featured games music and gifts with a charity tunehon toward the end. The C L P club enjoyed a pleasant Thursday afternoon host Mrs Moore of South Propent Street with a genteel social program and plans to meet again in two weeks.
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Ems
Mia Iprite Sonnel
Oda Lewis
Mansfield
Mesere
Joe Honter Homer Baler
Harley Lee
Clyde Waid
Rey Goo
Anson Plckerel
Norns Crivainger
Orrville Shaffer
Jasper Graham
Frank Daringer
Ray Randall
Kenneth Makeep
Delaware
Mra
Moore
South Proupent Street
Lima Beats Newark In Thirteen Innings Open League
Baseball brief recounts a 13 inning opener between Lancaster and Mansfield with neither side scoring until darkness halted play. Key moments include Calhoun and Channel delivering notable hits, Hill relieving Dut, and Comstock pitching for Lancaster while Scanlon key for Newark. Final stats note hits by Channel and Flood, plus fielding highlights and errors.
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Lancaster
Mansfield
Bartomobiles
Scanlon
Dut
Hil
Calhoun
Channel
Sore
Basle
Hill
Comstock
Min
Comatock
Hall—Breymaler
Biery
Urie—Handiboo
Kramer
Marion Digers Slump Tests Newark Lima Fans
Marion Digers endure a four game losing streak as errors and missed plays widen gaps. Lincoln Larkin links, Burk, Wilmot, and Fox struggle at bat while Newman and Sykes keep hopes alive. Manager O Day eyes lineup tweaks, V newer aid, and sharper fielding to restore momentum and keep Marion in the hunt.
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Marion
Kinge
Mario
Burk
Amhl
Wolfe
Lancaster
Thorne
Yeaterday
Springfield
Marton
Abbott
Snyder
Lorke
Gyell
Murray
Doeps
Diggers
Galt
Newark
Mansfeld
Phetotomy Burk
Wilmot
Lucas
Fox
Vetle
O'Day
Rowdy Baseball Sent Newark Into League Cellar
Newark fans blame rowdy tactics by Marion players and poor press coverage from the Newark American Tribune for pushing the Newark club to last place. The letter to President Quinn urges reform of Molders and Perryhit behavior to restore fair play and curb rowdyism in Ohio State League actions.
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Newark
Quinn
Marion
Wimps
Dent Quinn
Molders
Perryhit
Newark Cans and Players Are the Worst In the League. Every Wipky
Newark American Tribune
Tribune
Ohio State League
Nportaman
Careas
American Tribune
Rowdylam
Baseball Company
Local baseball game notes with scattered player mentions
The report lists players Murray Newnham Kahl Linds wy and others from Newark and Lima, with base strengths and on base actions. It notes hits, walks, strikeouts, and hit by pitches, plus a 600 attendance figure amid a mixed, partial box score from a Newark versus Lima game.
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Murray
Newnham
Kahl
Lindswy
Beltley
Locke
Gyll
B. Heilley
Sac
Nyder
Lindsay
Newark
Lima
Balle
Pennybaker
Linke
Pltebar
Abbott
Kelley
Fink
Mr and Mrs Dioul visit guests of Waberman in Delaware
Columbus couple Mr and Mrs William Dioul stayed with Mr and Mrs Waberman Jr on Delaware Avenue yesterday. Another pair, Mr and Mrs W W Wynn, traveled to Green Camp for a short visit and meal.
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Prmmee
William Dioul
Columbus
Freq Waberman, Jr
Delaware Avenue
Mies
W. W. Wynn
Green Camp
George M. Rourke Returns From Lane Seminary Commencement
George M. Rourke of the Vit Presbyterian church returned Thursday evening from Cincinnati where he attended the Lane Seminary commencement as a representative of the Marion Presbytery.
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Fey
George M. Rourke
Vit Presbyterian Church
Cincinnati
Lane Seminary
Marion Presbytery
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