Kuehne Dominates Visitors in Pittsburg Baseball Tilt
In Recreation Park the Pittsburg club overwhelmed Syracuse stars. Kuehne hit five times including two triples and a double, with Beckley also productive. Bishop pitched well for Syracuse, Briggs showed promise behind the plate, Maul pitched for Pittsburg, and the home nine capitalized on walks and miscues as they faulted the visitors’ fielding and bats. The fifth inning produced most action, capped by Beckley’s two-base hit and several runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Recreation Park
Jack Chapman
Pittsberg
Bishop
Briggs
Allegheny City
Willie Kuehne
Bishop and
Federal Street
Kuehnme
Billy
Euehne
Jake Beckley
Bishop Briggs
Maul
Pe Miller
Tom Home Teal
Aldrich
Elen
Flell
Allen
McQuery
Sunday
Fields
Beckley
Beckier
Smith
Joe Batten
Coleman
Wright
Homme
Man
Kaiser
Ae — Field
Bares
Sod Kuehne
Tin Toyenother
Crafton
Idlewood Qorcere
Brone
White
Burke
Blick
Salewood
Jackson Street
Fayette Street
Sevure
Jackson Streets
Hill Tops
Galvina
Kennan
TriMon
Eclipse Baseball Club
Homestead
Ward's Team Shows Nightly Strength in Anson Series
Ward's squad displays solid hitting and fielding as Anson hosts a key twi night contest. Standout performances include Brown and Fogarty contributing drives with timely two baggers and strong pitching from Day. All American prospects are hinted at as the team remains in contention.
Rew the Record Steed at the Close of iesinees on Saturday
A brief one sided note records a final score or outcome from a Saturday event featuring a single side result, with limited readable details on participants or stakes. The text preserves a fragmentary glimpse of the event's closing moment and result.
Local Players Figure In Slag Ne Ie Brooklyn Event
Fragmentary OCR notes show local participants at a Brooklyn event with partial names such as Hatteries Weyhing Cross Hughes and others. Details and outcomes are unreadable, but the snippet confirms involvement of Brooklyn locals in a competition or match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Athietica
Brooklyns
Errore—Athietica
Hatteries
Weyhing
Cross
Hughes
Cincinnati Whiteswashed St Louis in Turned Game
Cincinnati outbatted St Louis but miscues and luck favored the champions as Holliday and Fuller stood out in the field. Score by innings shows Cincinnati with late gaps and St Louis errors. Duryea and Baldwin paired as battery for Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OrncisNatti
Cincinnatis
St Louis
Holliday
Fuller
Oororda
St. Louis
Duryea
Baldwin
Chamberlain
Borie
McKeesports Triumph Over Braddocks in Opening Game
McKeesport Baseball Park opened with the home club defeating Braddocks in a largely one sided contest attended by about 15% capacity. McKeesport batters starred while Braddocks committed errors allowing a clear win. official score shows McKeesport nine Braddocks two. Nearby Duquesnes beat Oaklands at Liberty Park with Newell effective pitching. crowd counts and lineups noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesport
Braddocks
Braddock
Buat
MecKeesports
Dugoesnes
Oaklands
Liberty Park
Newell
Duquesnes
Score
Carnegies Open Season in Riverside Park Victory Over Homesteads
The Carnegies defeated the Homesteads in a season opener at Riverside Park. Key players Gum bert and Brainard starred for the Carnegies while Roche led the Homesteads. Gum bert and Raybeck shone in catching and batting, with Roche also contributing for the Homesteads. Final score details and erratic OCR aside, the Carnegies secured a win against champions of the County League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegies
Riverside Park
Homesteads
Gumbert
Brainard
Roche
Raybeck
Homesteadsy
Geeenton N. Sede
Penge BK
Moberteon
Roche, Fainard
Natteries
Eoberteon
Gambert
Youngman
Haybeck
Western Pennsylvania league to meet in Greensburg next week
The Western Pennsylvania Baseball League plans a Greensburg meeting next week to revise rules and establish a new treasurer. Altoona is slated as the fifth team, which would exclude Greensburg. Rumors place a new club joining at Uniontown after R P Kennedy took the secretary role and Charles D Comner assigned there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Western Pennsylvania Baseball League
Treasur
Altoona
Uniontown
R. P. Kenned
Charles D. Comner
Our Boys Ball Club Ranks With Local Amateur Teams
Our Boys ball club aligns with top local amateurs as pitchers Dietz and Smith and catchers Lone and Smith lead. The balance includes Doyle Firesimmons Poth Walker R Smith and Scholae, signaling one of the strongest clubs in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Boys
Dietz
Smith
Lone
Doyle
Firesimmons
Poth
Walker
R. Smith
Scholae
East End Athletic Club Forms with Noted Officers
The East End Club reports excellent progress by local athletes with outdoor exercises to begin soon under its auspices. Interim officers include President H. M. Willis MD, Vice President Joseph Durbin, Secretary W. A. Watt, and Treasurer R. B. Lidcall. Members are invited to join. dues are modest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
H. M. Willis
Frankstown Avenue
Joseph Durbin
Evelld Avenue
W. A. Watt
Edwin Street
Trege Orer
R. B. Lidcall
Shetland Avenue
Interel
Cartwright Wins 12 Hour Race Over Noremac in Dramatic End
In a Central Rink 12 hour pedestrian contest Cartwright defeated Noremac after a long battle for £100 a side with The Dispatch as stake holder. Noremac collapsed at 55 miles, Cartwright pulled away and led by two laps before supper, then extended his margin. Consolation race followed as Williams challenged Cartwright amid strong field and tense rivalries among competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Rink
Cartwright
Noremac
Dispatch
Gooi
Carwright
Williams
Sheerareee
Watma
Messier
Engledrum
Melasivr
Brown
Norevac
Racin g and betting mark matinee at Marbee track
At Memphis, April 2, a lively matinee drew a large crowd under dusty conditions. Fifteen bookmakers operated as Duhme led early in race one, but Cassandra overtook and won. Amelia led early in race two but Morse and Hualpa faded. Kee Voo Na won race three in a tight finish. Castaway won the fourth race with Strideaway second and Ree third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrumms
James Sheridan
Wesign Tn
Cucountitn
Tartar
Dohm
Amelia
Morse
Lalle
Hualpa
Bya Sbenattom Se Morse Eecae
M McAuley
Ammo
Enterprise
Nowards
Poaud
Strideaway
Bob Forsyth
Syntax
Cashier
Ee Away
Castaway
Anaes
Sige
Fa Lence
Wi Rae
Bynes
Dempsey in Town Portrays Fight Plans for San Francisco
Jack Dempsey and Denny Costigan visited the city en route to the West with Harry Williams' variety show. Dempsey said he will box in Frisco after current engagements and is eager to meet any middleweight there. He commented on Reagan, expressing readiness to fight him when convenient if the money is right, and hopes to secure a match before returning, saying he is weary of boxing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dempsey
Denny Costigan
Harry Williams
Dempsey
Frisco
Cular Jain
Reagan
Opening of the San Francisco Races at Bay district track
The Pacific Coast Blood Horse Association spring meeting opened in San Francisco under favorable conditions. First race, Introduction purse of 50 dollars, mile and a sixteenth, Brutus won. Moses Beecond, Laure Gardner third. Other events included California stakes and Tidal stakes won by Czar and Leo Jose with times noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific Coast Blood Horse Association
Bay District
Brutus
Moses Beecond
Laure Gardner
California
Half Ee
Guido
Readth
Pur Dino
White Cloud
Jackson
Si¢in
Czar
Lion Jose
Geoffrey
Outfielder George Shaffer Seeks Des Moines Release
Philadelphia April 20. Orator George Shaffer veteran outfielder and Western League leader in fielding and batting last year reports Des Moines club invalidly reserving him for the coming season. Shaffer has received release offers from leading clubs contingent on his release but has not signed for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
George Shaffer
Des Moines
Shaffer
British Rowing Scene Sees Foreign Rivalry On Home River
Lennon reports from April 2 as Donovan holds Derby odds while Jem Carney vows ten round boxing with McAuliffe if invited. Searle the Australian faces O Connor the Cain in a much anticipated sculling match drawing attention amid a downturn in English professional rowing and rising amateur interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lennon
Donovan
Jem Carney
McAuliffe
Carney
Searle
O'Connor
Cain
England
America
New Yorkers Will Reply Plainly to Dunraven on America's Cup
New York Yacht Club plans an accepting letter to Lord Dunraven with courtesy and precision. The club will allow five races instead of three and may agree to racing within limits. Courses may be outside the harbor, but time allowances and start times are fixed. No race will start in fog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lord Dunraven
New York Yacht Club
Memium spring meeting opens as Memphis Jockey Club runs eight days
The Memphis Jockey Club starts a eight day spring meeting Monday with entries and weights listed. First race purses for three year olds and older show various horses including letters and names. pools and weights noted. A 60 hour female match in Wheeling ended with Wing Scores, Miles and Blanche Serting among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis Jockey Club
Arieli
Bob Ham
Helens
Nee Fond
Luke C
Fairs
Williame
Lena Ban
Mollie C
Dispatch
Wheeling
Eae
Cate Sewenesss
Blanche Serting
Anche Sterto
Howard Sens
Revenneeren
Senese
Cook ing main near Youngstown ends in score draw
A rattling cooking main for 100 a side was fought five miles west of Youngstown between Youngstown and Miles parties. Youngstown won the first, another main to be fought Monday. The Baldwin Gun Club held its weekly shoot with J P Slicker 17 and others scoring 14 to 18 points in the results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Miles
Baldwin Gan Club
J. P. Slicker
William Hopper
Dan Jackson
George Reilly
James Reilly
Muldoon Challenges World Wrestlers for 1000 Dollar Bouts
William Muldoon, the world wrestling champion, hands the Press office a United States bill for 1000 in support of a multi match challenge. He proposes to wrestle Duncan Howes in a fourfold contest combining half-bore collar and elbow Moss style and half-Graeco Roman with up to six hours allotted. If Howes accepts, Muldoon pledges to face Antonio Pierre and Greek Georg in separate one-fall bouts all on the same night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan C. Bons
Philadelphia
William Maloon
United States
Duncan
Hows
Vis
Moss
Howsot
Bows
Tom Een
Antonio Pierre
Geor, le
Chalaige
Illlam Muldoon
Fragmentary obituary line yields ages and addresses
The text appears to note individuals aged seventy five with partial addresses Tae cose Lh eat ate and Libe, indicating an obituary or notice, but details are illegible. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to provide a full summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meney
Fragmented Weather Note Likely Covers Temperature Range
Fragmentary text appears to reference mean and maximum temperatures and a failed repetition. No clear entities or locations are readable, but appears to describe a weather data snippet or forecast fragment with uncertain measurements.
Brodie Breaks Record in Harlem to Battery Swim
Steve Brodie wins a landmark swim from Harlem Bridge to the Battery beating Gus Sandstrom by 56 minutes. He started at 2:25 PM at Hell Gate, finished at 5:05 PM, with 8 minutes spent in donning his rubber suit. Wind against him and rough water cited. prize money of 250 awarded by Ge McCormack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
New York
Steve Brodie Tolay
Harlem Bridge
Hattery
Gus Sandstrom
Brodie
Hell Gate
Prominent Philadelphia Lawyer William Henry Rawle Dead
Mrs L G Rousseau travels to Philadelphia for her father William Henry Rawle funeral the prominent lawyer who authored and edited many law works and once ran as a candidate for a state office. He left a substantial fortune and was widely reputed in legal circles. Dr L G Rousseau plans to follow this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Rousseau
Philadelphia
William Henry Rawle
Rawle
Suas
Clothing store touts low prices and quality
The ad proclaims a business model of supplying the public with good reliable clothing at the lowest possible figure. It emphasizes well made stylish cuts and trims and claims to undersell all competitors.
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Kuehne
Allegheny County League
Crater Schaffer
COORG
Halls Nichola
M . Briggs
Sarakoutetesith
Alien
Ely
Batten
Batle
Lon
Cnaes Pttoneree
Ampares Miller
and Aldrich
Ward
Anson
Kerged
Hite
Hyan
Day
Fogarty
Je Tenes Brown
Fes
Manbaste
Chicagos
Iesinees
Cincinnati
Louisvile
Kansas City
Louisville
Ramsey
Ebret
Esterbrook
Tomney
Long
Hamilton
Shannon
Hoover
Kansas
Vaevids
Kaness
Louisvilles
Errore--Keneas
Swartzel Donahue
Eameey
Vaughan
McKeesports
MAEES
Sties
Lia
Ij Tiinn
Bennetti
Epp Het Ere Naugh
Vetter, F
Callahan
Peacaieae
Martin, m
Tein Saitall
Ste Keesports
Brad Stolen
McKeerports
Bootle
laye—Torreraon
Vast Tand
W. Bennett
Wheetani
Nanton
Davie
Kave
Sears
Ana
Bray
McKnight
Harr
Fide den
Ad al Ala Hardie
Faroed Rons
Duquesnrs
Sharsus
Stelen
Donaghy
Martin
jRininehart
Seemaker
Lehrman
Emsworths
East End Athletics
Emsworth
O'Brien
Pennington
Merringer
Lauer
Tener
Ensworth
Athletic
al Gray
Levau
Palmer
Eves
Pingt Nep
de Barr
Stettz
Courtney
Eweworth Es Athletic
Laver
W. Garroo
Jack Dampsey
Memphis
Marbee
Orator Shafffer In Liberty
Curacy
The
Oestermier
Lowry
Muldoon
Anac
Pennsylvania
Ginia
Ohio
United States Service
Reneee
Delaney Wies
Skating Martek
East Liverproon
Baseball Notes
Conway
Morris
Staley and Fields
Phringle
Sporting Review
Riverside Grays
Independents
Buenos
Bagel
Western Avenue Stars
Clios
Ooh Coates Es
Bar-retts Yeste
Wiliam Henry Eawle
Philadelphs
Butcher
Ralph Bradley
Clarence S. Rogers
Alan
Bradley
Rogers
Bradey
Capias
Antech
Kant Tallor
Pitteborg
Association of
Ennsylvania
Grocers’ Ie
Apt
Rom Hetail
Hetail Grocers’ Association
Visite Mersoeaae
Aes
Anne Hotel
Smithield Street
F. i
Mort
Chicago
Allegheny
Grand Army Band
Union Depot
Pikenburg
Alleghee Union
Eny
Fifth Avenue
Smithfield
Cig
Fifth Avenues
Pega Prats 4
Wood Street
Stress Speank
Gio Street
Washington
Bask Ball Park
Casino Museum
John B. Wright
Nelson
George E. Austin
REED
James
Perta Lizsie Sturgeon
Shaarneen
Andy Sweitzer
Suirt
P.C.C.C
Prince Alberts
Pree
Youman
Dunlap
Miller
GENT
Cor
Grant and
Diamond Streets
New Court House
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