Jones Shines as Colts Beat Wheeling in Cold Six Day Race
Jones pitched well for the home club while Herty and Moore starred in the six day race. The Wheeling team faced rough weather and poor fielding, with Ireland repeatedly mishandling balls. Gray relieved in the seventh, but the Pirates held on for a win as Hines and Youngman contributed at the plate in a chilly, windy afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roat
Jones
Ireland
Berger
Youngman
Hemp
Roast
Kelly
Armitace
Glenalvinson
Miller
McKeesport
Gray
Firs
Grenalvin
O Brien
Wilson
Tand Hemp
Ron
Mansfield V Allegheny Pa Amateur Club Forms Season
The Mansfield Baseball Club announces a season opener with players including J. Marchhton catcher J. Allen and D. Perkins at Third base. Manager is S. Gwilliam with Noah Allen as assistant. Grounds at Lockton station seven miles from Pittsburgh on the Pittsburgh Cincinnati and St Louis line. Open to engagements with all amateur clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield Baseball Club
J. Naarchton
J. Allen
O. Mc Governer
D. Breen
R. McKean
C. Frite
D. Perkins
A. Waegener
A. Keenan
F. Devers
Horace C. Keenan
Lockton Station
Pittsborg
Cincinnati and St. Louis
Gwilliam
Mansfield
Allegheny Pa
McKeesport Signs Jack Shoup for Infield
McKeesport manager Voss signed Jack Shoup today to play in the infield for the home team. Shoup is from Cincinnati and is described as a valuable man and an excellent baseman. Players report Conway and Th may be added to the lineup this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Shoup
McKeesport
Voss
Shoup
Cincinnati
Conway
New Ball Grounds at Exposition Park Ready for Opening
The Brotherhood club grounds at Exposition Park near Pittsburg are nearly prepared for the grand opening next Saturday. The field is dry except for a 100 foot water strip, with ticket offices, turnstiles, and stairs installed and bleachers under contract. Decorations will feature flags and bunting as managers aim for a first rate season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood Club
Exposition Park
Pittsburg
Chicago League Defeats St Louis Browns 10 to 4
The Chicago League team beat the St Louis Browns with a 10 to 4 score on April 10. Hutchinson and Kittridge led Chicagos at bat while Rameer and Meek contributed for St Louis. Errors cited for both sides in a high scoring game.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Chicaros
Louis
Chicagos
Hutchinson
Kittridge
Genet Rameer
Meek
St. Rneey
Chicago Brotherhood Defeats Clevelands in Low-Scoring Game
On April 10 in St Louis Missouri the Chicago Brotherhood beat the Clevelands with a 10 to 6 score. Batteries for Chicago were McGinnis and Darling. for Cleveland Messil and Sutcliffe. Errors listed as Ubleagost for Chicago and Gleavolanas for Cleveland.
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St. Loum
Chicago Brotherhood
Clevelands
Icagos
McGinnis
Darling
New York League Suffers Ringing Defeat at Polo Grounds
A thousand spectators watched the New York League club lose to the Rochesters at the Polo Grounds. Final score shows Rochesters winning with a 9 to 0 score in the early innings and additional runs later, reflecting a decisive setback for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York League
Rochesters
Polo Grounds
New Yorks
National League Club Heads to Wheeling for Two Games
The Wheeling trip begins this morning with the local National League team set to meet Wheeling's club in two games, one today and one tomorrow. Players selected for the trip include Sunday, Henn, Hines, Youngman, Routcliffe, Hoat, Schmitt, Miller, Gray and Brandenburg.
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Wheeling
Henn
Hines
Youngman
Routcliffe
Hoat
Schmitt
Miller
Gray
Brandenburg
Young Americans Reform in Braddock to Challenge County Clubs
Braddock April 10 The Young Americans have reorganized and plan to field a baseball club this season. The squad will feature players not over 16 years old and aims to outdo any club in Allegheny county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brappock
Allegheny County
Harrisburg Club Tops Syracuse In Lopsided Game
Harrisburg outbatted and outfielded Syracuse to win 11 to 3. Harrisburg pitchers were hammered by Syracuse batters in relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrissore
Harrisburg Cluo
Syracuse Today
Ilo
Syracuse
Harrisburg
Catton Defeats Daly in a Slow and Uninteresting Game
Curcaco April 10 report on the Daly Catton billiards match for 300 and 250 points notes a slow unexciting start with very few spectators. Catton wins the first afternoon game with a modest score and a second match sees Heiser defeat Daly. The evening game features Slosson and Ives, with Ives prevailing amid a cold Slosson.
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Catton
Daly
Curcaco
Catton Woo
Ron
Maurice Daly
Brooklyn
J. Randolph Heiser
New York
Heiser
Entries Listed for Cairros Race Track Friday April 11
Telegram from Cairros Race Track lists Friday entries across six furlong and longer races. Notable names include Silver Star Vevay Wanderer the Second Monson Little Jake Frejols Rudolph Romance Blackthorn Cupid Mary Sing Grimald Bonnie S Spee Get details on riders and odds for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairros
Silver Star
Vevay
Squandolit
Brier
Wanderer
Jeanie McFarland
Dave & Tenafly
Pefasus
Slumber
Ten Hookh
Lizzie M
Souvenir
Woodson
Lady Archer
Monson
Little Jake
Frejols
Rudolph
Romance i
Blackthorn
Charman Prince Howard
Bendolia
Cupid
Mary
Sing
Grimald
Jugeler
Issiibeck
Jim BicCormicker
Bonnie S
Spee
Nie
Sam Love
Cornell Jin Fis
Gestee Morrow
Yonbooker
Dochart
Bay Aid
Triple Cross
Esau
Sem
Homp
Semorilliant
Joshine Denver
Tony Pasta Arent
Joey Whnite
Tlinsle
Gail
Gala programme at Gut track promises seven races
Special telegram from Henpsox County Darmie Parke reports a large crowd at the Gut track where the surface was heavy. A gala programme of seven races is set for Saturday with detailed ride results and times listed for each race including favorites such as Teddington, Counterfeit, Wanderment, Cheney, The Bourbon, Hamlet, Neptonus, and other contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henpsox County
Darmie Parke
Teddington Fivo
Édite
Dubllee
Tol
Ato Fore Elguer
A Tolanddtol
Hans
Alx Farkisbary
Lito
Boodle
Wanderment
Cheney
Zula
Stoc
Hamlet
Fites
Neptonus
Biel
Varsman
Stoll
Exciting local cockfighting main delights readers
A telegram from Yourestons reports a midnight cockfight at a country hotel four miles north of the city, between birds from Youstown and Franklin, Pa. The main featured 20 fights, a $250 purse, and drew nearly 60 sporting men from both cities, with Youstown declaring a decisive win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yourestons
Franklin
You
Franklin Sporta
Pedestrian Herty Nears Four Hundred Mile Mark in Pittsburgh Night Race
A crowded Central Rink shows a brutal endurance race as Dan Herty hits his 400th mile just before 10 PM with E C Moore four and a half miles behind. The night features fierce battles for third and fourth, with Hughes the veteran drawing cheers for a potential late surge.
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Dan Herty
E. C. Moore
Central Rink
Herty
George Cartwright
Corker
Moore
Madison Square Track
Hughes
Noremac
Howarth
Notemac
Pittsburg
Hoe
Monongahela
Billy Robbins
Nortman Taylor
Robbins
Taylor
Billy
Norman
Horan
Golden
Guerrero
Miles
Il Po
Peter Golden
Tom Howarth
O Jduhn Hughes
Norman Tays
Sporting Notes on Dacey Myers and Local Teams
Bruny Dacey seeks fights with Billy Myer as Colts head home soon. Brandenburg may become a strong catcher. Local Players' League team may leave for St. Louis Sunday night. A letter from Chicago almost ensures a $500 battle for the fighting dog John I Sullivan. The big shooting tournament program by Shaner Richardson Davison Crow is released with two days of events. Buckley of the New York team adds value at Casey's Brooklyn Handball Court. Manager Hecker eyes a Monday match with East End Athletics to aid Newsboys Home, but East Enders can’t meet the date. Barnie challenges Rochesters to Baltimore on their grounds if needed. President Young received notice Chicago League Club released Inks, a Brush acquisition from Indianapolis. Anson's Colts have performed well. ex Hoosier may not be required.
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Hines
Jones
Gray
Roat
Youngman
Kelly
Edwards
East End Athletics
Allegheny County
Homestead
Toe Jeral
Homesteads
Brandenburg
St. Louis
John I. Sullivan
Chicago
Shaner
Richardson
Davison
Crow
Jather Buckley
New York
N. I
Casey
Brooklyn
Buckley
Hecker
East Enders
Guy
Barnie
Rochesters
Baltimore
Mauager Powers
Rochester
Baltimores
Young
A. G. Spalding
Inks
Indianapolis
Brush
Irkins
Anson
Colts
Bargain Flurry At Downtown Shops This Weekend
Frantic sales notices promise coats jackets and baby carriages at Enable and Shuster 35 Fifth Ave. New neckwear at Pfeifer's 443 Smithfield 100 Federal St Allegheny. Remnants sale Friday and Saturday with dress goods black and white goods silk and gingham remnants at Eyuse and Suveres 85 Fifth Ave.
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Enable & Shuster
Fifth Ave
Harrison’s Toy Store
Federal St
Allegheny
Enable & Suvstes
Pfeifer’s
Smithfield
Eyuse & Suveres
Randall Nearing End as Wanamaker Visits Dying Statesman
News from Wasuixoron reports Mr. Randall remains alive but dying within a day or two. Opiates ease pain as physicians and family attend him. Postmaster General Wanamaker is the only non-family visitor admitted, with prayers offered for comfort and strength.
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Randall
Mallan
Martin
Philadelphia
Reed
Lightner
Mammoth Land Sale of City Lots at Cardiff
A large land sale notice lists multiple buyers and firms including W. P. Rice Fort Payne H C Young Cordley & Co. Boston Dr J M Ford Kansas City and others. The sale concerns city lots in Cardiff with prominent organizers and bankers named among bidders.
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W. P. Rice
Fort Payne
Als
H. C. Young
Cordley & Co
Boston
J. M. Ford
Kansas City
Robert Pritchard
Chattanooga
J. F. Tarwater
Rockwood
Tenn
Charles L. James
James & Abbott
William Warner
T. G. Montague
First National Bank
John M. Whipple
Claremont
Cardiff properties promoted for 1890 excursion sale
Advertises an 1890 excursion sale from New England to Cardiff Roane County Tennessee with plans to develop 50 000 acres of coal iron and timber lands. Proceeds fund furnaces coke ovens hotels water works and lines. Purchasers may buy lots at reasonable prices with aims of profit and facilities for attendees. Contact W P Rice Quincy Howse Cordley Co or the Cardiff Roane County Tennessee office.
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Cardiff
Tennessee
Roane
Cumberland
Morgan
Weather Telegrams Report River Levels
Special telegrams to the Dispatch list river stages and weather conditions for Warren Browns ville Louisville Wheeling and other towns. Rivers rise or fall with temperatures noted and cloudiness described.
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Warren
Under the Wheels Injure Many in City Accidents
A series of accidents yesterday left several residents injured. Dennis Kelleney, intoxicated, crushed arm under a horse car on Rebecca Street and faces amputation after hospital treatment. Fireman Daniel Kearney injured by rope incident, and 12 year old Albert Riggs hurt by a dynamite cap. Others include Robert Calbone with a leg fracture, Joseph Cover struck by a manhole lid, Charley Ritchie hurt in a wagon accident, and Timothy Foley who died after falling 100 feet at Clifton station.
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Dennis Kelleney
Rebecca Street
Allegheny General Hospital
West Market Street
Daniel Kearney
Columbia Engine House
Eptain
Albert Riggs
South Twenty-third Street
Robert Calbone
Linden Steel Works
Mercy Hospital
Joseph Cover
Citizens’ Traction Company
Thirty-fourth
Butler Streets
Charley Ritchie
Lacock Street
Timothy Foley
Clifton Station
Ft. Wayne Road
West Penn Hospital
Montana Senate Debates Montana Election Case Reopens
In Washington on April 10 the Senate resumed consideration of the Montana election case. Senator Hoar spoke for the majority, while Senator Gray replied. Senator Teller urged ruling by law, arguing Montana’s Legislature determined its own choice and the Senate should not overturn that finding. Several brief remarks followed with no new developments.
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Washington
Montana
Senate
Hoar
Gray
Teller
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Chamber
Messrs. Clark
Maginnis
Killed with a billiard cue murder cleared by police
Chicago reports Jennie McGarvie killed by a blow from a billiard cue. Suspects Alex Rice Linsey Daniels alias Doc Linsey and George Gibson alias Texas in custody after a secretive arrest in connection with a March 17 assault tied to Englewood. Rachel McGarvie, sister, initiated action.
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Jennie McGarvie
Chicago
Chicaco
Jennie MacGarvie
Alex, Rice
Linsey Daniels
Doc’’ Linsey
George Gibson
Texas
Rachel McGarvie
Rice
Reciprocidad urged at Pan American Conference
Washington report says Pan American Conference approved a majority plan for reciprocity treaties among American republics to allow tariff concessions and free entry of each others products. It also notes a banking report urging rapid development of international banking to boost intramerican trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chile
Paraguay
North
South
Central America
Europe
Americas
Court Affirms Penalty on Lees & Sons for Contract Labor
In Philadelphia Judge Mc Kennan of the U S Circuit Court affirmed the district verdict requiring James Lees and Sons to pay a $1000 penalty to the Government for importing contract labor. The case goes to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
McKennan
United States Circuit Court
District
James Lees & Sons
Supreme Court
Lamp chimneys and the pearl-top makers note
A trade blurb explains two kinds of lamp chimneys. One breaks easily, the other rarely, comparing them to sugars and the measles. The unbreakable chimney is called pearl-top, from Macbeth & Co., Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macbeth & Co
Pittsburg
Vote on Westminster Confession Revision in Titusville
In Titusville the presbytery debated revising the Westminster confession of faith. After speeches for and against, the vote stood 47 in favor and 26 opposed. Proponents argued wording changes clarify meaning and silence criticism. Opponents warned against tinkering with doctrine.
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Titusville
Messrs
Bruce
Franklin
Cobb
Erie
Holmes
Warren
Jonathan Edwards
Spencer
Park Church
O, Erie
Blaze damages Brooklyn railroad shops and equipment
Fire at Brooklyn NY tonight destroys buildings and shops used by the Brook lyn ont Railroad. Losses largely insured with about 400 men employed at the sites affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn Ont
Carson Street Names and Addresses Listing
A compiled list of residents and addresses along Carson Street and surrounding blocks includes Hart Barth and Wagner, Sechoffer, Rossiter, Barbier, Mrs. Walker, M. Wilson, John Nel, Guth, A. Ross, Rattelman, John Stange, Mrs. Gabriel, W. McGarey, John Loches, A. Somers, John Wolf, John Weber, Mrs Bracken eenersh, D. Hach, J. Enderlin, W. Barkley, Jane Roney, Homemier, Noull, and others at Carson and Sarah, Jane, Nineteenth, and Twenty-seventh streets.
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Hart Barth
Carson St
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