Grays semi pro lineup announced for Sunday and Monday
The Grays unveil a retooled roster with Perdue of Evansville and McNaughton of Cynthiana as pitchers, Hill of Washington and Dugan of Owensville as catchers, and Donnelly, Tipton, Hale, Becker, Ganley, Bridges, and Gantz filling in across infield and outfield spots. Becker returns after last Sunday's Hutt Specials. The semipro circuit thrives nationwide with strong teams like LaPorte Beavers and Michigan City Grays, while Indiana towns mount an Indiana state league that may surge by July 4.
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Tac Rowland Leads Braves With Hard Edges And Tact
Chicago dispatch details Clarence Rowland known as Tac, a keen student of baseball and human nature, who steers the Chicago team with strategic praise and sharp criticism. It notes his ability to motivate veterans, pick bellicose or diplomatic tactics, and his impact on the Braves’ Big Flag season through targeted leadership.
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Cash Guarantees Shake Up Indiana Baseball Rivalries
The letter discusses excessive cash guarantees demanded by rival teams and players. It cites the A B Cs requesting a game with the Port Greys for 450 dollars, and a Chicago Americans contract signed by Charles A. Comiskey for the White Sox in Portland on September 30. Major leaguers seek 3600 dollars, evidence of bidding and control over appearances.
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Blood Poison Death Claims Mrs Grisamore at 49
Mrs Carrie Grisamore aged forty nine wife of Frank Grisamore died Saturday at home near Loogootee after a brief illness from blood poison originating from a small skin eruption at the back of her head. Born December 26 1966 in northern Daviess County she was a daughter of Richard and Margaret Trueblood. She had been married twice. first husband Lilburn Keck died in this city years ago. Survived by Mrs Grisamore and four grown children from that marriage Ralph Keck of Washington state Richard Davie and Lillie Keck who live in Indiana. The funeral was held Monday at the residence and the body sent to Burns City for interment.
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Daviess County
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Trueblood
Lilburn Keck
Grisamore
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Washington State
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Mondey Morn
Burns City
Locust Visitor Threat to Trees Brings Control Measures
A long-absent locust species returns across northern and central states from the Hudson to the Mississippi, sparking fear for tree safety though actual damage remains modest. Entomologists advise spraying with Bordeaux mix or lime wash, careful tree treatment, and pruning to prevent secondary infections while noting the species’ egg laying in bark crevices.
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Wildlife control program aids forests and farms
Fragmented report describes experiments in national forests near Ocala Florida and Converse Reserve in southern California. It notes pest management responses to jackrabbit damage in western states and bans on charcoal destruction. Several states including Mississippi and Alabama report damage and efforts to curb outbreaks.
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Genevieve Gate Slaughter Weds Speaker Clark's Son-in-Law
June 30 Bowling Green witnessed a high society wedding as Miss Genevieve Gate Slaughter, daughter of Speaker Champ Clark, married James McIthaney Thomson of New Orleans. Local readers note Bowling Green politics and family ties, with guests including national figures, while the town remarks on party loyalties and the groom’s reception in the home county.
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Arthur Drury Resigns Amid City Delivery Shakeup
Local reports indicate Arthur Drury quits his post as carrier amid a broader reorganization in Fargo. Alva R. Faith is set to replace Mrs Frank Campbell in district delivery duties, with Harry Fongt assuming a nearby assignment as the city meeting concludes.
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