Hanlon Claims Hit and Run Origin Before McGraw
Special to the Run New York July 1 The dispute centers on who created the hit and run play in baseball Ned Haplon asserts he originated the tactic with the Baltimore club in 1894 and taught it to Dan Brouthers and Willie Keeler He argues McGraw copied the move while coaching the Giants and alleges Haplon deserves credit for pioneering the tactic and its early use against the Giants and in Brooklyn games.
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New York
Naphasis
America
Hern
Htis
Giants
Johhny McGra
Hartimores
Mac
Brooklyn
Johhny McGraw
Ned Haplon
Baltimores
Brooklyne
McGrawne
Hanion
Hanson
Belumore
McGraw
Haltifiore
Wibur Robinson
Rists
Gianta
Baltimore
Jabsny Tvard
Treadway
Shindle
Broollye Club
Dan Brouthers
Wile Keeler
Keeler
Reltz Robinson Kellly
Jennings
Gants
Monday Games In American Association And National League
Baseball results brief lists multiple games across American Association National League and Central League with teams including Milwaukee Indianapolis Minneapolis Toledo St Paul Columbus Kansas City Louisville and Cincinnati plus details of batteries and lineups from Toledo Columbus and Louisville games. Unclear scores and lineups noted with multiple batter pairs and partial game references.
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American Association
Milwaukee
Indianapowa
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Kangee City
Loulaville
Pooh
Kellum
Zearfoss
Thomas and Marshall
Rhe Minne
Fiene
Stovall
Schmidt
ODO
Dorner
Ryan
Pierce
Clagle
Kilroy and Sullivan
AL Louieville
Louisville
Kansas City
Kenna and
Shaw
Skopic Ana Stoner
Laat
Pet
Paul
Indianapolia
Pow Wow
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Louis
Boston
Brooklyo
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Wheeling
Grand Rapids
South Bend
Taenvone
Evanartie
Dayton
Springfield
Canton
Terre Haute
National League results and game notes from early action
The National League played multiple games with results scattered across cities. Cincinnati and Chicago hosted tilts with Ewing, Schlei, McInnis, Bresnahan, Briggs, Iling, and Dooin noted among batteries. St Louis hosted two games against Boston with Brown, Leaney, Moran, and Moran again listed.
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National League
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
New York
Ciinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
St Louis
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RHE Cincionatl
Ite
Ewing
Schlei
Mctlnnity
Bresnahan
Rio Chicago
Ooose Oo
Tori Philadephia DL
Ora
Briggs
Iling
Duggiehy
Dooin
SL Louis
St. Louis
Brown
Leaney
Wits
Moran
Bt. Louis
RAM
RENO
Taylor and Grady
Young
Batterlees and Battery Makers in Canton and Grand Rapids
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple battery makers and firms across Canton and Grand Rapids plus associated names such as Batterlea-McCafferty, Kelly, Asher, Harlow, Lundblown, Shanpan, Alberts, Beats, Heplin, Batterles-Butler, Barber, Williams, Moritt, Tieman, Dayton, PaandoooHrAW, and Batterles-Wise with various unclear codes and locations. The legible items mention Canton, Grand Rapids, and South Bend amid a jumble of numbers and hyphenated firm names.
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AL Evans
McCafferty
Kelly
Asher
Harlow
Canton
REK Springfield
Tohlogchoor Sy Uaatterles
Lundblown
Shanpan
Alberts
Beats
Grand Rapida
HH Ga
Heplin
HK Bo South Bend
Batterles
Butler
Barber
Williams
Moritt and Tieman
al Dayton
Rai
Wise
Hawkins
Kennedy
Miller and Behriver
Commercial League at Fairview Action and Participants
In Fairview events, teams and battery crews compete with Kahns versus Bateriea-Kiefer and Partlow Sagis and Barnett. Another match lists O'd23 MAT Versus Om Batteries-Wheeler and Grover Kleber and M. Arbero. Additional entries show Merion Motor and HRT Batteries with Weber Laary Williams and Mattel.
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Fairview
Kahns
LS Bateriea
Kiefer
Partlow
Sagis
Barnett
Wheeler and Grover
Kleber
M. Arbero
Turners
Merion Motor
Weber and Laary
Willams Ant Mattel
Brewers Finish Series With Hoorters Monday Visit
Milwaukee Brewers set to close the current series with Hoorters on Monday marking the last trip of the season to town. Bateman is expected to start for the visitors while manager Burrow may deploy Johnny Fisher who is reported in good shape.
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Brewers
Hoorters
Milwaukees
Bateman
Burrow
Johhny Fisher
Favorite Prescription for Women Health Crisis
An advertisement claims Pierre’s Favorite Prescription cures female weakness, inflammation, and related ailments. It emphasizes no alcohol or narcotics, vegetable ingredients, and private free consultations with Dr. R. V. Pierce at 663 Main Street, Buffalo, offering confidential guidance by letter or in person. It promotes a large customer base and the product’s value over price.
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Pierre
Naither
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Main Street
Buffalo
Spitball Controversy Dominates Season Remarks
The article quotes a veteran player noting uncertainty about the spitball’s legality and effects. He cites frequent questions since opening and praises Malachi Kittredge for framing the catching game while acknowledging most pitchers and catchers handle the pitch unpredictably. He expresses no personal harm from the pitch and plans to keep using it while lucrative.
Stars Scarce in the Bushes
Ted Sullivan Cincinnati Reds official scout combs the South Atlantic and Western leagues for next season’s talent. He notes the difficulty of finding first class players who can move up to faster competition and recalls landing Orval Overstreet as a notable earlier find.
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SUN
Cincinnati
Ted Sullivan
Reds
Che
South
Sullivan
Ted
3St
Garry Herrmann
Orval
Chicago clubs miss pennant as season ends unfold
The Chicago White Stockings and Nationals conclude their season without a pennant. A post season series appears likely with an inter league game in sight next year. Mutual respect returns after talks with President Comiskey and Vice President Murphy.
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SUN
Chicago
Sporting of all sorts and shifting baseball talk
A garbled sport column covers McAlvers Browns and McAlger in Youngstown, Georgetowns Capt Morgan, and trials for the Vanderbilt cup race. It notes Cleveland on an eastern trip, a talk of owners versus manufacturers, and baseball pitch methods with faulty prose throughout.
Football Guide Out and Western College Picks
A 1900 era football guide edited by Walter Camp outlines the season outlook. It features American team reviews, All America selections, annual state and regional football analyses, captain lists, and player rosters across the Midwest, New England, Colorado, and the South.
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Walter Camp
Eagen
Spalding
Athione
Rost
Camp
Amerce
Iss
Htau America
Charles Edward Patterson
Princeton
Middle West
Charles Baird
University of Michigan
Middle States
George Orton
Pennsylvania
New England
Joseph B Pendleton
Colorado
A. W. Nisley
M. Ll. Baggerty
J. Ly
NEW RAILS ON THE ERIE STRAIGHTEN MAIN LINE AND TRACK EXPANSION
The Erie railroad reports losing about 30 miles of main track rails as it presses ahead with a heavy rail modernizing plan. A major mill has not produced this much steel in a single year, while multiple new engines in the past two years drive heavier rail needs. Much removed rail is only four to five years old and will be reused on branch lines. Manley & O'Donnell Coal Co. Weir, quality and price guaranteed. Moth phowen.
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Ron Ik
Nuiheler Beaumont
Phusbure Club
Planis
Erie
Tenancr Nf
Erte
Nak
al Waya Botn
Neu
Mins Dos
Misa Sutton
Ming Dod
Dad
Hoosiers Win Both Ends of Doubleheader in Milwaukee
Sidiana Polls led the Hoosiers to a sweep as they outplayed the Brewers on July Sunday. Goodwin and Morgan pitched well for Indiana, while Dougherty and Reidy struggled, with seven errors aiding the Hoosier offense in game one and costly miscues shaping game two. Bateman collected four hits in the second game, boosting the visitors to a 519 run victory.
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HoosIers
Brewers
Reidy and
Morgan
Dougherty
Goodwin
Aulwaukee
Wis
Sidiana
Goodin
Jim
Bateman
Willow
Tony
Reidy
Milwaukee
Robinson
O'Neill
O'Brien
Hemphill
Hevilte
McCormick
A McCheaney
Ed ‘ Goodwin
Indianapolte
Vee Moran
Bruce
Fhisarrer McCresry
Efi
Munsey
Thoney
Farrell
O ‘Weaver
Indianapolis
McChesney
Carr
Good
Moran
Weaver
Umpi King
AEB
HPLA
Anaes
Ao i
Erie
Efs
Towne
McCnesney
Totaly
Tagianapolia
A Carr
Aoe
NecCreery
Nianzey
Farretl
Zalusky
Apotrop
Indianapolis Ooos Orn Two Base Aits—McCormick, McChe' Moran, Reidy- Bolen
McChe Hemphill
Morsn
Massey
Tell
Great Dane Won For America
London July 31 English critics praise Miss Sutton for a superb forehand drive and top spin that powered her to victory. They note Miss Late Dad might have altered outcomes, but acknowledge Sutton’s mastery and the era’s advancing yet imperfect English women’s game.
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London
Miss Sutton
Late Dad
Aliss
Mlan Sut~ton
Bobby Dr Harry D Weller Dentist Notice
Dr Harry D Weller announces dental services at Willoughby Building Pt Meridlanet Rooms and 84 Cfise hours appointment required mid day hours and extended access statement uncertain text clarified in notice
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Harry D. Weller
Willoughby Duilding
Appeintacet
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