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Newspaper

Norfolk Virginian

Location

Norfolk, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1897

Page

3

Norfolk Triumphs in Eight Inning Win Over Hartford

Hartford, Conn July 21 Norfolk won the game in the eighth inning on a couple of singles aided by two errors. The final score shows Norfolk 3 Hartford 1 with McFarland and Pry on the mound. The game lasted one hour and fifty minutes and featured two base hits by Cayelle and several defensive miscues.

Hartford Conn Norfolk Cayelle Marr Kelly Tase —Welhs McParkland Pry Wents Leahy Doherty Thornton Wentz Smiils Fry McFarland Wild prieh—McParland Burns Tarboro Bennete Whitaker Prent Jath Lawson Barker

Local baseball chatter and rumors swirl through Hartford papers

The clippings report on Norfolk and Louisville games, umpiring remarks, and player moves. Wagner shines in Louisville, rumors deny Norfolk signing Willie Brandt, Bishop struggles on the mound, and managers deny interest in trades as stockholders meet to discuss team plans.

Norfolk Pitcher Wishop Shines In Opening Series

The Hartford Courant praises Young Bishop, nicknamed Beauty, for a standout pitching debut against the Hartfords with Norfolk. The piece notes his control issues yet strong strikeout and cites Norfolk's missed sacrifice hits as a key factor in the loss.

Hartford Courant Hais Wishop Bisehop Hartfords Norfolk Tishop

New York Takes Doubleheader From St Louis In Pl to Day

In St Louis on July 21 New York defeated St Louis twice. First game tight start as Hart replaced by Donahue in the ninth inning, Giants clinch late. Second game a decisive win with McDermoth roughed up in the sixth, final tally 9 4. Umpire McDonald. Time 2 10.

St. Louis New York Donahue Hart Giants McDermoth Caleman Ines Tlart Pouseman Murphy Seymour, Sullivan Warner Tempire Mr. Mcdonald Time R. T

Phillies Take Final Game In Sloppy Chicago Tilt

In Chicago on July 1 the Phillies beat the Chicago nine as errors and base running cost the local team. Attendance around 20 percent. Final score Phillies 2, Chicago 0. Batteries Tofees and Kittredze for Philadelphia Wheeler and McParland for Chicago. Umpire Mr. O Day. Time 2 15.

Chicago Phillies Tofees Kittredze Wheeler and McParland Mr. O'Day

Beatons Defeat Tieds in Cincinnati Series Opener

In Cincinnati on July 21 the Beatons beat the Tieds as the victors surged ahead in the seventh, piling six runs on one error four singles and five walks. Attendance reached about 6,000 as Cincinnati won 8 to 4 before a Boston grounded by errors and misplays.

Cincinnati Beatons Vickors Balla Attendanes

Half Price Men’s Suits From A. P. Stores

A and P offers half price on a range of men’s suits. Prices listed include $7-$8 suits at 3.85, $9-$10 at 4.98, $12-$14 at 6.45, $15-$16 at 7.53, $18-$20 at 9.90, and $5-$6 at 2.98, with $7-$8 at 3.85 and $10-$12 at 5.97.

A and P Suits Price List Noted in Fragment

A fragment lists A and P's suits with prices 5 and 36, 2.98, 7 and $$ Suits at 3.85, and 10 and 12 Suits at 5.97. The text is partial and lacks full context or dates.

Baseball doubleheader concludes with roster moves and losses

In the first game Frazier relieved Dowling after the third inning and blanked the visitors on two singles. W Clark and Pitesher Means were released, Tavennin Stock sent to the Paterson team. Attendance 2,400. Louisville milks seven runs in the final frames to beat Washington 18–8. Batteries: Cum boeham Williamson German McGuire umpire Butler Abbey. Time 1:45. Second game Louisville wins 9–4 as Dowling Frazer Williamson Mejimes Swalin Parrel umpire Butler Abbey. Time two hours.

Frazier Dowling W. Clark Pitesher Means Todivy Tavennin Stock Paterson N. J Tt. i Louisville Cumboeham Wileaon McGuire Umphee Butler Abbey R. IT. B. Louisville Frazer Whilson MeJimes Swalin Parrel Hutler

No Outcit for Wesley in Talbot Street Fight

Early yesterday on Talbot street Edward Wesley and Willis Reamy clashed in a fight. Reamy suffered a broken rib and was taken to the police station where City Physician Spefeht treated him before he was sent home. Wesley was arrested and to be examined in the Police Court today.

Edward Wesley Willis Reamy Talbot Street Reamy Spefeht Wesley Will Bbe Tpellee Court

Night disturbance at Bank street laundry

At about 11 o clock a commotion erupted on Bank Street near the Norfolk Candy Kitchen as two Chinese men set a pan of boiling starch before a sleeping companion. The startled sleeper leaped from the bed with bare foot injuries and fled the building crying out, while others assisted.

Bank Street Norfolk Jie

Butler Resignation Urged for Populist Party Chair

In a weekly People's party issue, Thomas B. Watron urges Senator Marion O. Butler to resign as National Chairman. He accuses Butler of colluding with foes, claims fusionist influence harms the party, and calls for Washburn or Reed to take the helm to restore principle and trust.

Atlanta People's Party Thomas BE. Watron Maron Alivs Father Chad Burtter Butlerism Mz Allen Nashville Hutler Washburn Reed Anid Ile

Lancastery County Delegates Set For Neanoke Convention

In Nielmond Virginia on July 21 delegates from Lancaster County were chosen for the Neanoke convention. Seven favor Miyeon and one for Tyler. Stratford’s eight delegates are instructed for Tyler for Governor and Scott for Attorney.

Nielmond Lancasstery County Miyeon Tyler Statford Tyler F Scott

City in Paragraphs Briefly Notes Various Local Items

Brief mentions cover residents returning from Washington and visits to the cotton exchange, with moves by the Walker Tiler Guards and Richmond militias planning encampments at Ocean View. Local injuries, open air meetings, health trips, and Ocean View visits by Danville Blues are noted along with upcoming drills and prizes at the Norfolk fair and a retail management change at The Manufacturers Clothing Show.

Hugh C. Miller Washinton D.C Wodgson Athunia Todgson Athens Cotton Exchange D.C. Lassiter White Seaboard N.oc Vaughn Lassiter Cornellia Hodgman Dent Thawlin Chicago Charlie Lassiter Waverly Walker Tiler Guards Richmond Military Company Ocean View L. W. Picott Gate Street Danville Blues I. J. Freeman Charles St. John Lee Rifles Norfolk Tair Norfolk Triowse Main Street JT. Martin Re. Martin Martin

Meesrs Creenwood & Bro Mid Summer Sale Of Silver

Meesrs Creenwood and Bro advertise a midsummer sale with a large stock of sterling silver plus jewelry watches and dine mands. They note new Mast Man’s for Kodak come in and promote the Falcon camera as the best value for the money. Supplies and prices are stated as uniform nationwide. They operate at 168 Main Street now numbered 205. They invite readers to See Dr Week for eye glasses with guaranteed prescriptions.

Pinner’s Point Suffolk Gilmerton Boykins Branchville Churchland Chuckatuck Newport News Franklin Edenton Elizabeth City Tarboro Rocky Mount North Carolina Meesrs Creenwood & Bro Kodake Skotlake Tor the Bes Malin Street

There Are Hundreds of Cases Like This One in Norfolk

A fresco-painter named W C Tatagebher recounts his recovery after multiple doctors failed. He credits Dr Firey with the successful treatment that cured back pain eye trouble and frequent headaches restoring sleep energy and overall health at Dr Wirey’s Norfolk clinic.

Norfolk AI. W C. Tatagebher Ile Phi Con Brock Pirey Maely Mirey Wirey Mic Tutwellelr Bink Street

Tlaltimore and Ohio Railroad Sunday excursion to Chautauqua

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in connection with Washington steamers offer Sunday excursion to Chautauqua. Round trip fare from Norfolk set at $13. Tickets valid for return until September 1, deposit with the Secretary of the Assembly. Address for further particulars at Lewis, Passenger Agent, Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk, Va.

Tlaltimore & Ohio Railroad Washinton Norfolk Secretary of the Assembly ARTMI LEWIS Atlantic Flotel Ve. Jyt Atlant

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