Chicago Defeats Anson’s Youths In Damp Recreation Park Test
The article reports a Chicago beat Anson's youths in a close game at Recreation Park amid damp, chilly weather. Key events include Adrian's team scoring five runs to four for Anson's, with memorable umpire calls and Captain Adrian's spirited protests. Ad. Gumbert pitched well for the visitors, while Chicago errors and miscues marked the local defense.
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Recreation Park
Anson
Exid
Adrian
Lynch
Becaue
Heckler
Silver
Flint
Jake
Beckley
Manl
Lmpire Lynch
Maul
Gumbert
Heton
Ad. Gumbert
East End
Chicago
Farrell
Ryan
Dotty
Swaley
Kue
William
Abe
Lynchum
Taiaden Wanagee
Hanlon
Dunlap
Pfeffer
Id Hanlon
Caselli
Lee Wires
Giants Take Slugging Win at Oak land Park Amid Injuries
New York and Boston teams played a high scoring game at Oakland Park in Jersey City with the Giants prevailing. Ward erred in the seventh inning and Crane and Tiernan were sick and unable to play. Directors plan to take the team to St George Staten Island immediately.
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New York
Oakland Park
Jersey City
Boston
Giants
Ward
Crane
Tiernan
St. George
Staten Island
Indians Triumph Over Hoosiers In Windy Indianapolis
A cold windy day kept attendance low as Cleveland outplayed the local team at the ball park. Beattin’s good work by Reattin and pitching by Hines and Boyle shaped the game, with Cleveland winning amid substitutions and cautious play.
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Indianapolis
Ball Park
Cleveland
Reattin
Boyle
Burdick
Baldwin's Brutal Refusal to Anson Charges
Chicago pitcher Mark Baldwin, recently released, returns home and rebuts the ungentlemanly conduct allegations. He accuses Anson, Spalding, and the Chicago club of encouraging drinking and argues dissipation was contractually allowed. Baldwin says he has offers and seeks higher pay, noting his sore arm and pending decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Baldwin
Chicago
Baldwin
Anson
Spalding and
Daly
Phil
Local Club Officials Denounce Recent Ticket Office Incident
Indignant club officials accuse an evening paper of stirring trouble among players. Morris is said to have spent time in the ticket office while manager Phallis calls the report false and a deliberate attempt to sow discord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Phallis
Ns Ee
Association Games Tie Between Columbus and Brooklyn
Brooklyn and Columbus battled to a tie at Washington Park as Carruthers exited early due to injury and Terry relieved in the fifth. A rough fourth inning left both sides with errors and shaky pitching as Widner and others pitched, final score unclear due to damaged text.
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New York
Brooklyn
Washington Park
Carruthers
Terry
Smith
Barnes Rt
Eee
Rae Esterday
Widner
Rons
Brooklyns
Essceseerenes
Colum
Ase Hite
Reokiene
Columbus
Brooklins
Commbua
Teemer Gaudaur Rowing Match Near Pittsburg Planned
The article reports a proposed three-race rowing series between John Teemer of MeeKeesport and Jacob G. Gaudaur of St. Louis to be set in motion in Memphis and Pittsburg. St John’s articles outline race lengths two three and four miles with stakes and rules, awaiting Teemer’s signature after backers approve.
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John Teemer
MeeKeesport
Jacob G. Gaudaur
St Louis
John A. St. John
Tae DisraTo
Gaudaur
Teemer
St. John
St. Louis
Pittsburg
New York
Aenine
Gandam
Rowin
Ome
J. A. St. Jomx
Five Races at Lextnocrom Kentucky Meet Draw Small Crowd
Racing on a cool day at Lextncrom Kentucky, the Kentucky Association spring meeting held with a heavy track and good attendance. Labrador led the first race for year-olds to win by a length over Teddy Venture, May O led start to finish in the second race and won with May O second after a foul, Catalpa captured the third race with Dan and Famine close behind, Syenrolda led the fourth and won by three lengths with Pat Donovan second. Entries and weights listed for tomorrow’s races across several purses and mile lengths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lextncrom
B. F. Potut
Lou Descognats
J. F. Robinson
Labrador
Teddy Venture
Venture
May O Secon Sallie
Dan
Catalpa
Famine
Aledieeery
Las Avondale
Kalavaia
eDowell
Rae Queen of Trampe
Brandollette
Wee Cacape and
Jockey Club
Messia
John Overton, Jr
George Arnold
Edmund Ormell
Rimini
Monaghan
Allahrene
Barnes
Clay Stockton
Taral
Bob Thomas
Stewart
Unite
Eiley
Aristi
Overton
Allabrene
Arist
Arists
Helena
Hanlon
Keevena
Virginia
Burkholder
Irma H
Goerhard
Insolence
Stoney Montgomery
Lelong
Syntax
Litbert
Kiley
Irma
Wrestler
Gerhardy
Armour
Blarney Stone
Eley
Seine Burt
Armong
Morse
Burt
Newsome
Pow Wow
Riley
Birney Stone
Hamlet
Brown Princess
Kermesse
Francis
McCauley
Cataline
Taraleeree
Richcreek
Leman
Abbas
Vivan
Ack
Volel
T. J. Rusk
Miss Helle
Bliss
Tom Nichols
Bridge Light
Cashler
Loliie Wall
Endurer
Orsy Tly
Harrison
Echo
Sweetheart
John B
Dude
Misdated Letter Points to 1851 Records
Judging by the letter date, it miscarried and arrived yesterday. The records list George Littlewood at New York City for 1851 miles and yards 1480 169 100, and then Tio at Haziel New York City 1881 with eight and nine hours.
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P. O
George Littlewood
New York City
Hazael
Browns Return to Busch Stadium Wallop Cincinnati Nine
The St. Louis Browns opened their home championship series with a decisive win over the Cincinnati team before 10000 fans. Mayor Nooran greeted the champions as fans enjoyed a floral tribute and a strong start by the Browns.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Cincinnatis
Nooran
Browns
Blood horse races at Bay District track results posted
San Francisco April 25 reports a Bay District track program with multiple races. Winners include Welcome in the first race over Elidare and Wanderer with Bo Se stexes close behind. Et pocone tale and others, while Deaten Escine topped a later stakes event ahead of Guido Soanma and Pinny Time. Further races feature Findutive and Ea Meuinn among others.
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San Francisco
Bay District
Welcome
Elidare
Wanderer
A Is Deaten
Escine
Guido Soanma
Pinny
Eset Ozart
Nerval
Mozart Secon Brady
Miles Findutive
Ea Meuinn
Soe Hoge
Kansas City Braves Fifth Straight Win Over Louisvilles
Four thousand fans saw the Kansas City club extend its winning streak to five as Swartzel starred in critical moments. Long and Hamilton stood out with sharp defense and base running. Final score Kansas City 14 Louisvilles 8 with strong pitching and timely hitting securing the victory.
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Kansas City
Kanes City
Louisvilles
Swartzel
Kansas Ci Sipe
Kansas Citys
Weed
Loulevilles
Chess Congress Results Reported in New York
The April 21 games in the International Chess Congress concluded with J. W. Baird defeating Bird, Hatham defeating Blackburn, Mason defeating Sonia, Mar defeating McLeod, Burille defeating D. Grd, Telagorin defeating Pollock, Weiss defeating Lipsichutz, and Judd defeating Showalter. An unevened goal ended with Blackburn drawing.
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J. W. Baird
Bird
Hantham
Blackburn
Mason
Sonia Oemar
McLeod
Burille
D. G
Telagorin
Pollock
Weiss
Lipsichutz
Judd
Showalter
Nand
Porlock Wins Princes of Wales Handicap at Sandown
Lorpon April 25 report from Sandown Park opening day notes that Porlock, a bay colt by Wenlock out of, won the Princes of Wales handicap with second horse receiving a 50 sovereign stake and winning penalties as the meeting began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorpon
Sandown Park
Mr. J.eeees
Porlock
Wenlock
Pedestrian Contest Planned for Butler Start
Harry Davis of this city arranges a 46 hour pedestrian contest to commence at Butler on a next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Davis
Butler
Foot Race Near City Heightens Local Interest
A foot race between two local runners, George HL and Tack Te Ee, draws attention as the event nears. Organizer Tomi Son 2 100 expects the yard line side to be prepared and bets on a competitive finish today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George HL
Ose
Tee City
Bats Stop Them At April Jockey Club Races
Race card notes that today's program at the Jockey Club was postponed due to conditions. Organizers cited weather or field concerns affecting the event schedule and safety for competitors.
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Ib Eeational
Jockey Club
Memphis Track Wins and Bets at Rained Race Day
Speedy Racing and heavy betting highlight a crowded Memphis meet with 4,000 attendees. Unite wins the first race by a half length over Arist, followed by Rimini in third. Willy, Keevena, Litbert, and others contest later races with Wrestler and Brown Princess notable victors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Unite
Svninx
Wrestler
Brown Princess
Clara Moore
Exhibition of Standard Bred Stallions At Yorrestown Fair
The fairgrounds exhibition under Ma honing and Shenango Valley Fair Association drew large crowds. Sixty five stallions from Ohio, Pennsylvania and beyond were shown, including a renowned stallion related to Mandy and a living brother of Dexter. Twin stallions owned by twin brothers also debuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorrestown
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Mandy
Dexter
Hornet Baseball Club Seeks Youth Players for 189 Season
The Hornet Baseball Club has organized for 189 and invites clubs with members not over 14 to 15 years old to contact Bob Ellison at No 60 Fourteenth Street. Another group seeks players not more than 17 years old and advertises Am McMurtry at 132 Market Street, Allegheny.
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Wall
Dame Fortune
Rory
Dave Fours
Aeing
Darby
New York
Pittsburg
Cleveland
St. Lo
Louisville
Kansas City
Hornet
Adao Bob Ellison
Fourteenth Street
Aps
Adam, McMurtry
Market Street
Allegheny
Albert M. Frey champion pool pin dies in New York
Albert M. Frey, noted as a champion pool pin, died in New York yesterday after falling ill Saturday with pleuro pneumonia. A local dog fight occurred down the river early yesterday between two nearby dogs owned by Wood's Row and McKee's parties, with the former winning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M. Frey
New York
Pleuro Pnemen
Wood's Row
McKee's
Alleged Watch Thief Arrested In South Side Livery Case
About 1 o clock this morning Officer Cos lett arrested John McKibben and locked him up in the Twenty e eighth ward station charged with stealing 4 silver watches and 4 in cash from Barney Miller who is employed by William Semmilrock the South side liveryman. The watch and part of the money was found on McKibben.
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Coslett
John McKibben
Twenty-eighth Ward
Barney Miller
William Semmilrock
Southside
McKibben
Insanity Proceedings Highlight Expert Testimony
Dr. Wiley testified Mrs Besendorf likely to have hysteria recurrences and be driven by illusions after prior Dixmont experience. Dr. McKennan offered no opinion without full testimony. Jury adjourned after closing testimony. Funeral notice for Ana Jones appears for a residence on 185 Second Avenue.
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Daisy Hutchinson
C. Wiley
Dixmont
Pines
T. M. T. McKennan
Besendorf
Jones
Ana Jonea
Second Avenue
Death by own action of a crank in New York
Letters dated from the Murray Hill Hotel indicate Olwer Perry Lewis a young salesman at Johnson and Faulkner planned to drown himself in Central Park reservoir while wearing an evening dress. He warned friends and family of a funeral to be held in New York and then in Poughkeepsie with a service at the First Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Hill
Poughkeepsie
Olwer Perry Lewis
New York
Asa B. Lewis
First Reformed Church
West Fourteenth Street
John Hall
A. B. Lewis
Washington Street
Lewis
Weed
Central Park
Young Lewis
Johnson & Faulkner
East Seventeenth Street
Murrayill
Hankinson
Schultz
Ero
Analsim
Lvenpool
Queenstown
Socoumc
Glasgow
Londonderry
Henderson Brothers
N. Y
Didiett Cunt
Sernence Batter Semple, Jr
Federal At
Shegheny
ORD Deutscher Lloyd
London
Ies
Tramps and thieves flee to freight trains report
Special Agent Houghton of the Pennsylvania road warns that criminals flee to freight cars to avoid passenger trains as arrests continue on moving freight trains. Authorities note thieves fear passenger confinement and prefer freight routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton
Pennsylvania Road
New York
Gripman Severely Cut as Car Grips Break at Power House
A grip on a Citizens line car broke at the Peon avenue power house yesterday evening at 6 o'clock. Gripman Brennan fell against a pane of glass, cutting his hand severely. Thirty cars soon assembled in backup along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Line
Peon Avenue
Gripman Brennan
Pocketbook Stolen From Allegheny Woman in Store
Mrs Gabe of 65 Robinson Street Allegheny reports a pocketbook missing from Fileischman's store yesterday. The thief took about 22 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabe
Fileischman's Store
Robinson Street
Allegheny
Local Work Accidents Reported at Two Industrial Sites
At Solar Iron Works Axingor accidentally fell on John Malone's foot crushing it. Gloncer Thompson suffered burns to both arms from hot metal at Shhoanberger's mill. Exess, the youngest daughter of Michael Dennison, pulled a teapot onto herself, scalding her arm and face.
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Axingor
John Malone
Solar Iron Works
Gloncer Thompson
Shhoanberger
Exess
Michael Dennison
River area flood outlook and weather notes
Mercantons River measures six feet and rising with cloudy skies and a 63 degree reading at 4 PM. Waeeen River shows one to five to ten feet and rising with cloudy mild weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Osbourne-Devlin Testimony Attendance Question Draws Senate Panel
Harrisburg April 25 General Gobin leads a Senate committee inquiry into issuing attachments for recalcitrant witnesses in the Osbourne-Devlin contest. Law limits compel attendance to be issued by presiding officers, risking jail or fines if witnesses refuse. The panel is seen likely to deny attachments, arguing the Devlin side had time to secure witnesses.
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Harrisburg
Gobin
Senate
Devlin
Philadelphia
Dauphin County
Oil Gusher Hits Beaver County Near Legionville
A major oil well blew in near Legionville Beaver County with estimates ranging from 200 to 800 barrels daily. The well on the Shillings farm struck at 1400 feet in Baden sand, oil spouting and valves yet to be set. Land values rose rapidly as excitement grows over the biggest find in the region, with 7000 barrels expected to be wasted if operations delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legionville
Beaver County
Shenango Gas Company
Messrs. Saw & Liggett
Pittsburg
Shillings Farm
Baden
Missing South Side man Charles Gertner
Charles Gertner of 20 Erion alley South side has been missing since March 26 his wife and family seek news. He buried a child on March 23 and left home the next day and has not been heard from since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gertner
Erion Alley
Southside
Gertner
The Light Weights Spring Suits For Sunny Days
The ready made line contrasts with common designs, praising lighter colors for harmonious wear as seasons shift to brighter days. Reliable and more handsome than before, the collection invites shoppers to embrace lighter fabrics and colors.
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OT Gumbert
Dutt
Kuehne
Pieffer Smith
Beld
Miller
Staley Siler Hom
Cheannes
Epion Dide
Willie Kuehne
Ryanee Miller
Gunn
Ts Son
Han
Mraw. Sm
Britt
Sao Parte
Ale Wier
Ferrett
iGumbert
Ase cc
Bo Fittsburg
Sie
Cmtbacon
Tener
Faerell
Chicago Battery
Bostons
Palme
Brown
Irke
Jean
Oilers
Slott
Bosna
Ee Ag
Connoree
Emascak Brouthbers
Orifice
Ganzell
Balloo
Beattin
Clevelandes Matercene
Indianny Clevelanda
Vna Blebsok
Ruchee
Bonitin
Hines
Sutelitte Bertin
Tebean
SteAbeer
Faatr
Tebesn
Hines I Aene
Hasettini
Haroum
Falac Eamera
ST. John's Articles
Andersignen
Gandaur
Ima Eeeins
Ird
Cincinnati
Cincinnnat
Eneieras
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
D. A. St. Jon
St. Lou
J. G. Gaudaur
J. John's
Lexington
THE
Cowboys
Association Record
Mansfield
Mansfields
Toledo
Pigosselde
Baler
Baseball Notes
Hanlee
Ras
Baltimore
Sporting Notes
A Yard
Hueys & Hacce
MWFSU
Youn Lewis
Jeanne d'Arc
Dr. Schultz
Mojcane
Badger
Alig
Western Penn
Sylvania and West
Virginia, Fair
Pirraspora
United States
Onczent
HOP Pill Co
New London
Miss Drayer
Wm. H. Drayer
Polypathic Murgical Institute
Randolph
O. K
da Woopsury
Doolittle & Eee
Mass
Geo. A. Kelly& Co
Serena
Mhituwr
Wanamaker
Wanamaker's
Sixth Street and
Penn Avenue
Market ST
Puleeeer Elute Pettus
Southampton
Hamburg
Snd CO
MAX Schamberg & CO
Pitesburg
Hee .of
Allan Line
ROYAL
Galway
J. J. McCormick
A. D. Scorer
Pittaboare
Yunard Link
North Bothnis
Schuowss
Ad. MccomniCkent
Are
Pittsberg
State Line
Belfast
Dublin
Liverpool
Europe
Agant
HE Ocean House
Roy Atlantic Gety
A. Redd
Islesw Pere
the Beach
Avenca Steam
Ciscarte Bell
Beach
E. Roberts & Sons
Edford
Bedford
Geo. A.macbeth&co
Pittsburgh
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