Newton Wildness Defeats Athletics in Close Victory
In Philadelphia on May 18 the Athletics beat the Brooms 12 7 thanks to Newton's wild fourth inning. Moran drove in two with a single as three walks preceded by infield hits set up the key scoring. Garvin the Athletics mascot earned another win, aided by a pocket rabbit's foot despite harder hits from the Brooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Newton
Athletics
Brooms
Moran
Garvin
Athlectics
Athletics Versus Norfolk Ends With Norfolk Win
The game shows Norfolk edging Athletics 7 to 2 after a late ninth inning rally. Pitching by Snyder and Newton, errors by Athletics, and key hits by Leahy and Pax highlight a rough defense. Philadelphia Times commentary notes Leahy as the standout visitor performer and details several near plays and fielding moments.
Hartford Public Voice Against Unclean Baseball Tactics
The Hartford Globe denounces disreputable methods in a game against Reading Priday. It singles out Hartford captain Burns for encouraging unfair plays and calls for honest, rule abiding baseball. The paper pledges Hartford support for clean competition in the Atlantic League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Hertford
Reading
Wheenpbadne
More
Burns
Newarks
Newark
Hartford Press
Globe
Manly
Dartford
Titchmond Drops Third Straight In Newark Battle
In Newark on May 18 a heavy hitting game saw Titchmond fall to the locals, extending their losing streak to three as both sides exchanged hard hits throughout the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Titchmond
Interference costs Daly's team in tight score game
The report notes Daly charged with interference on Gilman out as Richmond earns two unearned runs. Final lines mention late Wright and Wittrock scoring, O'Hagan and Sheahan driving hits, and bases on balls to several players. Pitcher details include Pelberfeld hit by pitch and umpire Jones with a two hour ten minute game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilman
Daly
Richmond
hlhe—Wright
Wittrack
O'Hagan
Snaeriices
Hls
Sheahan
Harsrowe
Sivlen
Islberfe'd
Daley
Newark
Sirmekoft
Ly Wittrock
By Lever
Gowen
OW Wittrock
Lever
Pelberfeld
Jones
Lancaster Wins After Fourteen Innings in Hartford
In Hartford on May 18 Lancaster defeated Hy Ti Mart 11 to 9 after fourteen innings. The decisive run came on a bases on balls. Patteries Fry McMackin Roach Yeager and Moth contributed to a long 14 inning game with notable pitching and late scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Lancaster
R. Hy Ti
Fry
Reading Defeats Paterson Behind Dolan's Wild Start
Reading beat Paterson 12 to 8 in a rough game noted for Dolan's wild pitching early. Minherty and Stnink led Reading while Dolan and Barekley took the loss for Paterson in a high scoring tilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE Paterson
Reading
Minherty
Tia Stnink
Dolan and
Barekley
Junior Country Boys Power Past North Street Shoys 15 to 3
The Junior Country Boys defeated the North Street Shoys by a score of 15 to 3 in yesterday's baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alemnocon
North Street
Big League Scores From Yesterday
Baseball results show Philadelphia 2 over Cincinnati 12 and New York 11 over Pittsburg 4. Chicago 11 beat Boston 5, Brooklyn 6 def St. Louis 3, Baltimore 14 over Louisville 1, with Washington and Cleveland games not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburg
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Baltimore
Louisville
Pittsborne
Lowaville
St. Loui
Mickey Rostoh
Cuie Washington
lleVeland
Baltimore i
Brookly
Pirates Dump Giants In Front-Running Tilt
The Pirates routed the Giants 9 to 4 at Pittsburgh on May 18 as Gleason at second and Joyce with four hits led the attack. Hawley was knocked out in the fifth inning. Welne over the season’s record shows Pittsburgh ahead. New York also scored, but fell short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
New York
Pirates
Giants
Hawley
Gleason
Joyce
Welne
Reds defeat Quakers in Philadelphia contest
In Cincinnati on May 18 the Reds beat the Quakers easily. Dammann pitched and hit a triple and a double, while Taylor was relieved by Johnson in the third inning. Score Cincinnati 17 Philadelphia 4. batteries Dammann and Schriver for Cincinnati Johnson and Boyle for Philadelphia. Umpire Sheridan. Two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnatis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati O
Reds
Quakers
Taylor
Johnson
Dammann
Cincinnati
Phila
Damimian
Schriver
Boyle
Sheridan
Tle
Boston team loses after early two run lead in Chicago game
Chicago rain column notes the Bostons scoring two runs in the first and second innings but failing to connect against Briges. Lewis was knocked out in the fifth as Stivetts pitched two more. Mahoney gave up several hits and the end saw Chicago prevail with a 11 to 2 score. Umpire McDonald and time of two hours documented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Burkett
Chicago
Bostons
Briges
Lewis
Stivetts
Imuhites
Mahoney
Innis
Seave
R. St. TE
Gaston
Brigis and Donahue
Stiverts
Colonels Collapse Sparks Orioles Comeback
Louisville exposed in the third inning as the Orioles built a late lead they held. Doyle left after being struck by a pitch in the second, and Feore walked for Louis. Frazer, Mechee, Wilson, Corbett, and Clark formed the battery behind McGee as Prager exited after the third. Umpire Me Dermott officiated. Time 2:47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Colonels
Orioles
Prager
McGee
Jatter
R. J. I. Louis
Sallimore
Frazer
Mechee
Wilson
Corbett and Clark
MeDermott
Cleveland Exhibition Features The Nelding Of Te Beau and De Montreville
A loose exhibition in Cleveland today highlighted the Nelding of Te Beau and De Montreville. Scoring shows RLF Cleveland 2002000 x 654 Wash 210020000 57. Three lotteries listed: Cuppy and Rimmer Mc Jimes and McGuire Umpire Mr. Hurst Time 1 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Nelding
Tebeau
de Montreville
RLF
Cuppy
Rimmer
Mc Jimes
McGuire
Mr. Hurst
Baseball box score fragment from St Louis game
In St Louis on May 18 Daub succeeded McMahon in the N I S H. Final score 8 to 8 in an 11 inning affair with Donahue Murphy McMahon Daub and Smith appearing for St Louis and Lynch umpiring. Brooklyn scored 8 runs with key innings listed. Umpire Lynch. Time 1 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Daub
McMahon
Brooklyn
Donahue
Murphy
Smith
Lynch
DeCoardy Matthews Announces Jones Coal Company Norfolk
The report introduces DeCoardy Matthews as sales agent for Jones Coal, a new mining and shipping firm in Norfolk. They handle Tom's Creek steam coal and Clinch Valley gas coal and coke, with Tom's Creek coal noted as good for steam and notably lumpish. The firm plans to offer inducements and prices f o b Lambert's Point via the Norfolk and Western pier, serving Virginia and North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeCoardy Matthews
Jones Coal Company
Norfolk
Great Mining Corporation
Tom's Creek
Clinch Valley
Elinkers
Norfolk and Western
Virginia
North Carolina
Lowest prices prove value in Norfolk clothing store
An advertisement touts ultra low prices on men and children clothing in Norfolk. It claims superior quality at deep discounts with suits from 2.48 to 3.98 and savings of 5.00 on men’s suits, 2.00 to 3.00 on boys and children’s attire, urging shoppers to buy now for more for less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Nelson, Baker Co
Syracuse
FRIDAY FRONTS ROADSIDE CRANE INCIDENT REPORT
A fragmentary notice notes a Friday incident involving a car and roadway equipment. Readable details are limited but indicate authorities responding to a roadside mishap with possible vehicle damage and cleanup actions surrounding a mandetti or meter fault.
Artificial Mother's Milk Promoted as Health Substitute
An advert touts an artificial mother's milk product manufactured from pure cow's milk using a new German patented process. It claims to be the only healthy substitute for mother's milk and urges readers to ask their physician about it. The snippet notes it was retailed at a price.
John W. Burrow's Drug Store Ad at 53 Granby
Classified notice promoting John W. Burrow's Drug Store and its salesroom at 53 Granby Street with noir style emphasis on product offerings and prices. Includes indication of sale and location, reflecting a historical newspaper ad fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granby Sty
Special Prices Advertised At Gasik Store
Specials show French Sardines Pic Nic 8c per box and laundry soap nine for 25c. Canned tomatoes three pounds priced around 7c each, coated dine apples three pound cans 8c, canned corn 7c, peaches in heavy syrup 25c, California apricots PKs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Lowe’s offers summer dresses and fabrics at low prices
The store promotes VALOIS LACE and Fancy NAINSOUK fabrics for Summer Dresses at 7c per yard. A new line of Shirt Waists Collars and Ties for out-door wear is highlighted along with a special drive of Remnants in Percales and Ginghams priced c to Qc per yard.
Greenwich Insurance Co appoints new agents in Norfolk
The Greenwich Insurance Company of New York announces Messrs Burress Mt Dey at No 21 Main Street Norfolk appointed as agents for the city and vicinage. The prior authorization of D Humphrey & Son ended April last, removing their authority to act for the company in Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich Insurance Company
New York
Main. Street
Norfolk
D. Humphrey
Valuable Real Estate Sale Notice in Norfolk and Nortaug Districts
Auction notice lists two valuable properties at 255 Main Street Nortaug and 180 Main Street Norfolk. It specifies 30 day validity from a dated notice and mentions deed transfers, bidder details, and approval steps. Details include names Burriss and Rush Becton and reference to a wife’s interest and reserved rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffolk
Bank Street
Holliday
J. Winborne
Ghesaneake Street
South Norfolk
Berkley
Richard Grant Co
Church Street
Geo
PF. Rogers
Brock House
New Nan
Main Street
Norfolk
Dukyr Rush Becton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cleoyie
Cartr'dee
R. C, Edford
Miuli
Morrill
Fayette Street
Baltimore, Md
HALL
Anew
Ads Jtler
Cate Virglotan
Moritz
New No
Norfolk Mortgage Loan Company
W. IL Hofmeimer
Brambleton
Tarze
Duncan Avenue
West Lend
Bike Street
Bath
Graham Avenue
Ghent
Cleht
Blaikie
C. C. Barclay
OD Cakavaieteian Barildang
Lee
Will Curnish
O SR
Racts
Budlding
Standard Truck Barrel CO
Weert Norfolk
Balesme
Experience Utnecessary
D. C
Insio Cool
Istome
Granty Street
Hatch & Dean's
Opposhue Atlante
Bbent Pineal Co
Ltimme Adiaitely
Merchane
Mall
Care Vir- Bintan
Douw & CO
Wissl
Windsor Avenue
Lbraambleton
Mrass
LDL & Co
Calvary Cemetery
Sweet Springs Dairy
A. Pinson
Mallee
Brambleton Avenue
Art Ferry
ADME
Hoggard
Snappy
Bouhy
Dev. Don
McFarman
Gilroy
Paterson
Startford
PS. Nowade Ys Tesa Olkesti Peaaescla
Patrsanysiees Eecelsdeiseals
Norfolk No
Steeneeees
Liamerster Sos Sens Ween
Avilord
Ceeeae
Riehmand
Aeae Ae
Athletics Sobdrvaves Rade Greset
Snyder
Lenhe
Staten
M U- Vey
Battam
Weihl
Oan Halls
Grady
Rosehauh
Childs
Fox
McParkin
Schaub Fox
Leahy
Shatter
Heydun
Doutie
Umptire
Ilr
Thiladelphia Times
McFor- Inn
Lundy
Academy of Music
Phillies
Wath
Meade
Pax
Floydon
Norfolks
Macine
Frank Houseman
von der Ahe
Vhanece
Jesus Seein
Ab.r
U McVey
O Grady
Se Ewee
Hamburg
T Mattam
S. S
R. Schaub
Ween ” Childs
BIL
Shaiter Lh
Weditige
Wentz
Gray
Heydon
Veeenell
Burkett
Ewark and Wieland
Ewatlus
Wright
C.f. Aesas
J. Rothfus
O'laganrt
Caroe
Glimain
Elberfeld
Eee
Nboe
Ileex
Stewart
Hargrove
Royle Ney
O Wells
Beens
Bee
al Tenesa
Watford and Lancster
Praiterson Wo
Toulay
Howley
Mereldtana Gardner
Doheny
Warner
Emsbec
St. Louis and Heol Tyte
Tom Kriver Coat
Wiother
W. H. King & CO
Whitewright
Tex
Mathers
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Gaa
Acis & Sitowhat
Walter J. Simmons & Cos
Peterson and
Cordon
Norfolk and Carolina Depot
Hobgood
Tarboro
Parmele
Kinston
Greeny
Williamston
Plymouth
Myle-Gu
Postoffice
P. Katzenstein
Lady Vt
Koftoik, Va
Clothine
Airec
Cannon Ball Clothing Company
Main St
Norfolk, Va
Academy of Mustle
Dunsiun & Silver
G. S. Briggs & CO
Down Town
Nircot
Kaeds
Koit Kod
Charlotte Streets
Campbells Sie
St. Campto
Jf, Sarg & Sos
John W. Burrow
Gasik
Lowe’s
City Hall
Granby Street