Neshannock Baseball Club’s 1876 Season Recap
The Neshannocks posted a strong 1876 season finishing as state champions before disbanding on September 15. Key games included wins over Allegheny 9 to 3 and 13 to 8, a 10 to 8 victory over the Philadelphia club, and a 16 to 1 demolition of Xanthas. Players listed include Hall, Bennett, Dickson, Hawk, Warnock, and McGuffin.
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Neshannocks
Allegheny Club
Keny
Actives
Allegheny’s
Dickson
Fink
Cramer
Ellis
Williamson
McBride
Morris
Bennett
O'Neil
Nehannocks
Xanthas
Allegheny
Philadelphia Ball Club
Philadelphias
Covington
Alleghenians
Neshannock Ball Club
Hall
Lawrence McGuffin
Hawk
Charley Bennett
E. M. Richardson
Robert McGuffin
Charles L. Warnock
Horace Emery
Nocks
Red Stockings
Washington
Union Ball Club
Mercer
Lyons
William Dixon
Where O P Clubs Play This Week
Schedule of Ohio and Pennsylvania clubs games from Tuesday May 26 to Saturday May 30 with matchups including New Castle McKeesport Youngstown Canton Sharon East Liverpool Akron Butler and McKeesport in several orders across days and locations.
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New Castle
McKeesport
Youngstown
Canton
Sharon
East Liverpool
Akron
Butler
Tler
Kron
Liverpool
W. Pet
Dunn Beats Farmer In Springfield Bout Sidestepped By Referee
Witnesses say Jimmy Dunn clearly outboxed Kid Farmer round after round in Springfield. Dunn’s body attack and a final solar plexus poke ended the round, yet the referee awarded the verdict to Farmer amid crowd and fighter surprise. The Cleveland Leader calls for a competent referee to restore boxing’s integrity.
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Jimmy” Dunn
Farmer
Springfield
Dunn
Jimmy
Springfeld
Cleveland
Camnitz Brothers Reunite During New Castle Visit
Howard Camnitz star pitcher for the Pittsburg National League team visited New Castle on a Sunday family reunion with his brother Harry Camnitz a leading twirler for the New Castle club. The brothers had not met since Harry joined the New Castle team.
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Howard Camnitz
Pittsburg
New Castle
Harry Camnitz
Camnitz
Harry Fred
Barry Meets Ross In Weekend Boxing Showdown
Jim Barry a young rising boxer and Tony Ross prepare for a high profile bout next Saturday night in New Castle. Barry, under 22, has drawn praise from top writers and has faced elite fighters, while Ross predicts a four round win and plans a post bout tour with manager Jommy Dime. The match draws wide attention with expected large crowds.
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Jim Barry
Tony Ross
Barry
Johnson
Burns
New Castle
Ross
Ager
Jommy Dime
Chicago
Black Fitz
New Castle Club Releases Infielders and Seeks Wins
New Castle struggles to field an infield as Hagen and Pinkney delay, McCarty is released after a shaky stint with one or more errors per game. Management plans further changes to build a winning, road drawing club, citing Sharon and Youngstown as attendance benchmarks.
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New Castle
Hagen
Pinkney
McCarty
Barndollar
N. G
Sharon
Youngstown
Pitcher Evans May Be With Sharon Soon
Pitcher Roy Evans was released by Manager Porter on Monday morning and is said to be on his way to Sharon to meet Van Patterson. Buffalo also contemplates signing Evans, while New Castle had previously shown interest.
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Roy Evans
Porter
Sharon
Patterson
van Patterson
Buffalo
Evans
New Castle
Two Twirlers Released as Porter Cuts Pitching Staff
Pitchers Roy Evans and Boettner were released Monday morning before the team left for McKeesport to play today. Porter seeks to trim the staff and keep a left hander, deciding to retain Camnitz Jessop Kennedy Hobson Mittinger and King. Evans had shown good form for New Castle but the defense behind him underperformed, and Boettner failed to find form in several games.
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Roy Evans
Boettner
McKeesport
Porter
Evans
New Castle
Nocks
Camnitz
Jessop
Kennedy
Hobson
Mittinger
King
Demon Bartl Beats Bessemer Swede in Quick Bout
Demon Bartl traveled to Bessemer Saturday night and defeated a large Swede in short order. The win followed a challenge issued after Bartl’s earlier city bout, with a sizable Bessemer crowd in attendance. Mrs C C Thayer of Wallace Avenue returned from three weeks visiting friends in New York.
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Demon Bart
Bessemer
Bartl
Bart
C. C. Thayer
Wallace Avenue
New York
New Castle Defeated by Canton in One Sided Contest
Canton overwhelmed New Castle 10 to 2 at Canton on May 25. Errors by Porter and Jackson, plus misplays, fueled Canton's win as New Castle's defense flapped. Perry hit a homer and two other hits while Porter contributed a three base hit and a run.
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Canton
New Castle
Porter
Jackson
King
Boettner
Perry
Davis
Ey Bailey
Rf Murphy
Rariden
Brittson
P McKechnie
3D McCracken
Bee
Decker
Miller
Lindsay
Britson
Bailey
Weddige and Lyons
Black Fitz Receives Message From Jim Barry
The fighter Black Fitzsimmons of New Castle Pa trains Tony Ross and exchanges messages with Jim Barry in Stratford Conn. Barry predicts a knockout and signs off with a boast about the upcoming bout on Saturday night.
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Black Fitz
Tony Ross
Jim Barry
K. O
Jim
Stratford
Spring Hill Sluggers Rout Emerson Avenue Nocks 15 to 1
Spring Hill Sluggers defeated Emerson Avenue Nocks 15 to 1 in a Saturday game on Strimater's lot. J Keely and W Keller starred for Spring Hill. Fulkerson and Walzer pitched scoring heavy offense and a 4 strikeout showing. Interested players aged 12 to 14 may contact Manager F Walzer at 19 Cliff Street.
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Spring Hill
Emerson Avenue ’Nocks
Strimater’s Lot
J. Keely
W. Kell
F. Walter
Fulkerson
J. Walzer
J. Kearns
Bishop
MecCormick 3d
W. Keller
Emerson Avenue
Mitchell
Donaldson
Williams
W. Haid
Ist
Carpenter
H. Haid
Maloney
Dyer
J. Boyle
Walzer
F. Walzer
Cliff Street
Interesting Duckpin Games Saturday at Fellowship Alleys
The Standard Car and Carnegie Steel duckpin squads clashed in three lively contests Saturday night at Fellowship alleys. Carnegie Steel scored a decisive first game, then Standard Steel Car rallied to tighten the subsequent battles. Final tallies show varied scores across frames with notable performances from Ramage Congdon Hamilton and others.
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Standard Car
Carnegie Steel
Standard Steel Car
Steel Car
Standard Steel
Rocks Sect NeeRe
DuShane
Pittsburg Drops To Ten In Third Quarter
Pittsburg has fallen behind by ten points in the third quarter as Philadelphia leads to a strong run. The scan shows a tense game with Philadelphia building a cushion early in the period.
Fragmented OCR summary of transit and street signals
The readable fragments mention Cleveland Philadelphia New York and Washington with a reference to a CIGAR image or sign. The text appears garbled with several missing words and unclear actions. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable portions.
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BRDS
Today's Games Show Matchups Across MLB Schedule
Cleveland visits Philadelphia. Detroit travels to Washington. Chicago meets St. Louis. St. Louis hosts Boston in a full slate of afternoon baseball matchups.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Ef Vooede
Detroit
Washington Il
Washington
O. and P. League Yesterday's Results Summary
Fragmented OCR text reports yesterday results from the O and P League with unclear team names and scores. The readable content provides no verifiable matchups or outcomes to summarize reliably.
Saturday's Results From Local Meet
Saturday results recap shows scattered placements as Butler and East Liverpool teams compete with Sharon noted among participants. Details are unclear due to damaged text but implies final standings and race outcomes across multiple schools.
Sharon Team Shake Up as Burns Is Cut and Farrell Signs
Manager Patterson dismissed left fielder Burns and reassigned Clever after a string of losses to McKeesport. Pitcher Farrell of Vincennes, Indiana, will join the squad in East Liverpool today while captain Roach remains sidelined with injuries.
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Patterson
McKeesport
Burns
Clever
Farrell
Vincennes
Ind
East Liverpool
Roach
Connolly and Dime recall 1894 boxing epic in Cleveland
Walter C. Kelly recalls Eddie Connolly of New Brunswick and Jimmie Dime of New Castle trading a cyclonic three rounds in a packed Cleveland arena circa 1894. Dime fractured Connollys arm in the third with a wrist blow, ending the bout. Connolly later fought in England and was noted as one of the fastest American boxers.
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Old
Lamoree
Jimmy
Griffo
Kid Lavigne
Connolly
Frank Garrard
Dime
Eddie
Jimmie
Fat Connolly
Kilbane bouts possible as Dime seeks Kilbane showdown
Manager Jimmie Dime fails to entice Derby Giles of Erie to face Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland. Dime plans to pair Tommy Kilbane of Cleveland with Johnny Kilbane if he can secure a match. If not, he may bring Jimmie O Niel of Chicago to meet Kid Gleason of Erie.
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Jimmie Dime
Derby Giles
Erie
Johnny Kilbane
Cleveland
Jimmie Dunn
Mr. Dime
Tommy Kilbane
Johnny Iis
Kilbane
Dime
Jimmie O’niel
Chicago
Kid Gleason
Nocks Sign Outfielder Doc Ralston from Wheeling Club
Manager Porter signs Doc Ralston an outfielder from W U P for the Nocks. He debuted against Canton Saturday showing good fielding and hitting ability. Ralston known for speed on bases formerly belonged to Wheeling and has National League experience.
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Porter
Doc” Ralston
Nocks
Canton
Ralston
Wheeling
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Neshannock
Jimmy Dunn
M’carty
Boettners
James Barry
Man
Rock Springs Park
United States
Pennsylvania Depot
Philadel
Phia
Aeene
Lecce Ovdaes
Philadelphia eSee
O. & P. League
Fomagsiowe
Proudssiowd
Nuse
Butler New Gastie
Sharon Ee
England
Dick Burge
S.S.S
S. S.S
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Johnny Kilbain
Jack Young
Young Bijou
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