Huntingburg Beats Grays 11-6 in slugfest at park
Huntingburg overwhelmed the Grays 11 to 6 as Bescher worked the mound for the visitors with ten strikeouts. Sterling started for Huntingburg in the absence of Latis, and Downey made a spectacular left-center catch. The game featured early scoring by both sides, with Huntingburg taking control with a five-run fifth inning after errors and timely hits.
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Pessbincne
Lasturgis
Sterling
State Normal
Terre Haute
Vysistors
Huntingburg
Grays
Bescher
Besche
May
Murphy
Neville
Cox
Queen
Hoffman
Winkler
Olinger
Bordent
Milton
Winker
Tordenet
Downey
Erling
Sing
Milton Pi
Horning
Rong Read
Sterling, Terre, Haute
Grays Rally For Win In Eight Inning Courtney Game
Huntingburg defeats Grays 7 to 4 as Deitz drives in two and Allen adds key hits. Stanton’s triple and Horning wild on the bases help Huntingburg score late. Bescher goes ten strikeouts but miscues aid the Grays in a tense finish.
Cox's running grab saves a hit in fourth inning
Cox snagged a line drive off Queen for a running catch in the fourth, robbing a two-base hit. Winkler belted the day’s longest drive for a sixth inning home run to deep center. Ketcham’s ninth inning three-base hit to right center was a sharp late baserunner.
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Cox
Queen
Winkler
Ketcham
Flora to Clash With Local Players Next Sunday
A list of players and scores from Flora with names like Burris, Klingensmith, Schaaf, Allen, Schmuck, Kremp, Smiley, Hastings, Sturm, Smiley, Norman, Jones, Elliot, Cappbelp, Adkins, Partenheimer, Steinhart, Sturm, Taliaferro, Wood, Wirts, Monkhouse, Watson, Eckstein, Kiennorfer, Lukemier, Casey, McKinney, Hansen, and Kremp. Next Sunday Flora players will be opponents for local players.
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A. Joseph
Klingensmith
Schaaf
Allen
Schmuck
R. Kremp
O. A. Kremp
P. Smiley
E. M. Kremp
J. Hastings
V. Sturm
C. Smiley
G. Norman
Jones
Elliot
Cappb
Elp
Adkins
Partenheimer
Dr. Steinhart
C. J. Sturm
Dr. Taliaferro
E. Wood
R. Wirts
Monkhouse
Watson
Eckstein
Dr. Kiennorfer
Lukemier
Casey
McKinney
Hansen
H. Sturm
G. Kremp
Seibert
Flora
Britain’s Sportsman Prince Open Season for Game Fish Arrives
Local fishermen celebrate the open season with bass and crappie catches at Feastaide Park lake. State law limits were exceeded by Miss Polly Ruth Boyd who landed four bass, among early catches as the lake is stocked for the weeks ahead.
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Feastaide Park
Polly Ruth Boyd
Edward Albert Christian Georg
Andrew Patrick David
England
Prince of Wales
Dartmoor
Bordenet Delivers In Ninth With A Three Bagger
Gene Bordenet continued the rally in the ninth inning after going hitless twice at the plate, knocking a three bagger to spark a late offensive surge.
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Gene Bordenet
Old Man Deitz Provides Pepper to Infield
Local field worker known as Old Man Deitz arrived with ample pepper to dust the infield. His quick actions helped dry the surface for practice, drawing rests and cheers from players and spectators alike. The incident highlighted his seasonal routine and community role.
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Deitz
Yesterday's Major League Scores From Eastern and National Leagues
Baseball results from Chicago and national games show the American League with Philadelphia beating Detroit 16 to 1, Washington postponed in one matchup, and New York defeating Chicago 7 to 4. In the National League, Boston edged Cincinnati 4 to 3, St. Louis won 9 to 4 over Brooklyn, Milwaukee 11 to 6 over Minneapolis, and Indianapolis 9 to 5 against Kansas City with a second game tied. A 6 inning contest in Minneapolis affected the schedule. a Sunday closing law influenced the end.
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Bostim
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Minneapolis
Toledo
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Washington golfers win second half tournament on ice course
Washington golfers captured their second half tournament of the season Friday afternoon by defeating Jasper 53 to 8 on the ice golf course. Several matches were delayed as rough play and scoring miscues affected results.
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Washington
Yasper
Jasper
Greenwich
Faral
A. ‘Boyd
Reg
Fifth Ward Reds Defeat Elnora in Rain-Shortened Game
The Fifth Ward Reds beat the Elnora Greys 3 to 2 on the Elnora Diamonds before rain halted play in the seventh inning. O Kane homered and O Neal doubled, part of six wins in seven games this season. they head to Bruceville to face the Yast Bruceville team.
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Pitth Ward Reds
Elnora Greys
Elnora Diamonds
Chestnut
Hinora
O'Kane
O'Neal
Reds
Bruceville
Yast Bruceville
Jordan
Bies
McCrary
Hill
Jerger
Detser
Lemaster
Washington A B Cs Rout Shoals Merchants 106 to 18
The Washington A B Cs traveled to Shoals and blew out the Merchants 106 to 18. Home runs by Wright and Denson highlighted the game, with Haag leading Shoals at the plate. Miles and Wright were the local battery, while Lemasters, Capehart and Kearns shared Shoals catching duties, Lemasters replaced by Capehart in the sixth.
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Washington A. B. Cs
Shoals
Bite
Washington Boys
Wright
Denson
Haag
Miles
Lemesters
Capehart and
Kearns
Lemasters
Capehart
Dark green paint found in England for aircraft invisibility
A dark greenish paint discovered in England is said to render airplanes nearly invisible against clouds or searchlight rays. In Germanys Cologne Cathedral amplifiers have been installed to project the preacher’s voice to every corner of the church. A lighthearted note suggests trying a Democrat Want Ad.
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England
Cologne
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