Anson's Actives Lose In Ten Inning Baltimore Exposes Flaws
Yesterday's exhibition at Expo Park saw Anson's squad fall to Chicago in a ten inning affair. Baldwin struggled early then was replaced by Galvin, while Bierbauer and Staley steadied the Chicago attack. Pfeffer's baserunning and a late single by Pfeffer and Rickard drove in the decisive run as Chicago prevailed 5 to 4. Box scores list Cooney Dahlen Carroll and Browning among top hitters. Weather fair. nearly 4,000 fans watched.
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Chicago
Exposition Park
Pont Dave Fortune
Chicago Chieftain
Mark Baldwin
Mark
Bck
Galvin
Jeems
Baldwin
Pfeffer
Pfeifer
Rattrides
Bierbauer
Jock
Ansonoes
Hellwarys
Seie Ferry Tong
Iie
Stevers
Cooney
Bhantivone
Anson
Line Sheriston
Nate Waal
Ter
Ue Dall
Staley
Hutch
Miller
Neckiey
Carroll
Kentucky
Pete
Rom
Balla
Hanton
Ryan
Dahlen
Hanlon
Feld
Beckley
Tomeht Browning
Sherbauer
Mackroe
Thee
Foster
Carrell
Reilly
Brownlie
Bierbauver
Evening
Pieffer
Mack
Browning
Cliff Carroll
PhioTer
Hutchinstruck
Cleveland Defeats Cincinnati in 23-Run Ball Game
Cleveland bats explode for 23 runs as Radbourne is battered by the lineup led by Latham Marr and Davis. Cincinnati shows solid defense and interesting batting while McKean and Virtue contribute key hits. Final score reflects Cleveland’s power and Cincinnati pitching woes.
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Chelnath
Sweeten
Latham
Childs
Marr
Harrington
Davis
Chile
Tebean
Neshee
McKean
Davia
Virtue
Childa
Johnson
Dorie
Rte
Radbourne
Grua Rin
Gru
Melher
Gruber
Nous
Ny Marr
Holliday
Doyle
McAlert
Itadbourne
Metjuaid
Beaneaters Defeat Giants To Take Fourth Straight
Boston Beaneaters beat the New York Giants 2 to 8 at the Polo Grounds in a game marked by costly New York errors and untimely hits. Attendance reported as 4119 under threatening weather.
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New York
Giants
Boston
Polo Grounds
New Yorks
Beaneaters
Phillies Win Third Straight From Brooklyn in Narrow Seventh Inning Rally
Philadelphia defeats Brooklyn for the third consecutive time as two seventh inning runs break a tight game. O'Brien and Collins fined $10 each for arguing with the umpire. Attendance 4,801. Griffin, Hamilton, and Thompson contribute key plays. Gleason and Hemmingway cited for walks. Umpire Horst presides over a lengthy, hour six minute contest. The article also notes a series table showing head-to-head results.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Brooklyn
Vickr
O'Brien
Collins
Griffin
Weathh
Hamilton
Eaford Rans
hilta—Terry
Gee
Hamilton Thompson
Brawn
Myers
Delehanty
Gleason
Hemming
O. Hememhire
Horst
Will Arrive Today King Sets Pittsburg Pitching Debut
King will arrive in Pittsburg this evening to pitch likely against Cleveland after agreeing to a $5,000 salary. Directors defend bold payroll and shun special iron clad terms while the team readies for a bright season. President ONeil confirms the squad is sound and will not trade players for at least 30 days as anonymous letters urge changes.
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St. Louis
King
Pittsburg
Cleveland
O'Neil
Cincinnati and Columbus in Baseball Act of the Day
Scattered scores and line notes from multiple games. Batteries and umpires named for Cincinnati Columbus and Boston matches. Geneva Park college clash yields mixed teamwork and notable battery work by Reo Neale.
A General Boom Across National League Openers
Correspondent O. P. Caylor notes a strong season opening with lively crowds at Polo Grounds and strong support for Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and New York clubs. He says a new Pittsburgh team will improve as players mesh, Cincinnati loyalists pack 4000 despite rain, and a league wide revival boosts attendance and prospects for various circuits.
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Caylor
Pittsburg
New York
Boston
Mike Kelly Knocks Ed Crane At Galt House Row
In Louisville Mike Kelly knocked pitcher Ed Crane down near the Galt House after a dispute at the door. Crane had struck Kelly first and resisted going to bed. Both men were involved after Kelly escorted Crane and McGill from the station house, Crane retreated upstairs to rest while Kelly endured a sore arm from the fight.
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Louisville
Mike Kelly
Ed Crane
Galt House
Crane
Kelly
McGill
Station House
Royal Catcher
John L. Sullivan
Third Baseman Elmer Cleveland Leaves Columbus Club
Special telegram from Columbus reports third baseman Elmer Cleveland quitting the Columbus ball club last night. Only catcher Dowse was informed as Cleveland departed without explanation citing disheartenment and inability to regain form while being roasted by critics.
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Columbus
Elmer Cleveland
Dowse
Sbe
Baseball Notes and Team Movements Across Cities
Uap Rap struggled yesterday while Chicago reported travel to Cincinnati. Staley pitched well for four innings, Tur Young Americas beat W. More lands 4 to 3, and attendance notes interest when Cincinnati games clash. Unam the Southside pitcher left for Southington. Keating to follow this week. J Becklers seek games with Alerts Twinklers Bellefields or other junior clubs. contact W Foster at Spring Alley. C K Succope organized a roster inviting more M-year-old clubs to respond via Daniel Winters, 155 Sixteenth Street Southside.
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Uap
Chicacos
Cincinnati
Staley
Tur Young Americas
W. Morelands
Umeme Powras
Pittsburg
Unam
Southside
Southington Cub
Keating
J. Becklers
Alerts
Twinklers
Bellefields
W. Foster
Pring Alley
C. K. Succope
J. Mcdonald
D. Winters
McMu M. Shaffer
J. Tucker
A. Stolzenback
Ischure
2. Holloway
J. Waxver
Daniel Winters
155
Sixteenth Street
Latham Dominates Rackets Match at Princes Club
In a lopsided amateur final at Princes Club today, Latham overwhelmed Standing. Latham won the first game 15 9 in seven minutes and took the next three 16 12 16 0 and 15 4, securing the match in four games. The rematch is set for Queen's Club next Saturday.
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Loxpos
Princes Clah
Latham
Queen's Club
Latham's Court
Prince's
Record billiards break at Westminster Aquarium shocks English game
J loxpox of April 2 reports Taylor the renowned professional achieved a sensational break of 1,487 in English billiards at the Westminster Aquarium Taylor with the spotstroke barred. This shatters the prior record by 777 points, surpassing John Roberts's mark from last year.
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Westminster Aquarium
Taylor
John Roberts
White and Siddons Set for May 9 Fight at Fort Wayne
George Siddons and Tommy White, the Chicago featherweights, train for a May 9 bout at Fort Wayne. Promoters expect a desperate match as both fighters hold clever records and their previous rounds were highly exciting.
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CarcaGo
George Siddons
Tommy White
Chicago
Wrestlers to Fight at 140 Pounds for $1000 Prize
Boxers weigh in at 140 pounds for a bout with $1000 prize and gate receipts. Stakes already deposited with a Chicago news paper.
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Chicago
Memphis Wind-Up at Memph is Jockey Club Finale
Memphis April 24 The Spring Meeting of the new Memphis Jockey Club ends as one of the Souths most successful meets Attendance was large and bettors report strong form from Riley and Proctor Knott Britton rode three winners First race five furlongs Kinney Lena Frey Time 106 Second race six furlongs T Rosk Ivanhoe Time 115 Third race mile and an eighth Valera Fayette Time 157 Fourth race six furlongs Linlithgow Philora Timberland Time 1171 Fifth race five furlongs Chimes Or Hazelhurst Sea Fom Time 118 Sixth race five furlongs Miss Marv Bob Jacobs Midget Time 141
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Memphis
Memphis Jockey Club
South
Riley
Proctor Knott
Britton
Rank Kinney
Lena Frey
T. J. Rosk
Ivanhoe
Valera
Fayette
Linlithgow
Philora
Timberland
Hazelhurst
Sea Fom
Miss Marv
Bob Jacobs
Midget
New three quarter mile track eyed with big backing
Report from April 21 suggests a local racing plan for a new three quarter mile track supported by Dan Honig with capital in the hundreds of thousands. Projectors aim for year round racing nine months or more depending on weather.
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Lotis
Dan Honig
Braddock and Homestead Tie After Even Half Match
A League football game at Homestead ended in a 5 5 tie between Braddock and Homestead. Braddock led 4 2 at halftime while Homestead rallied to equalize 3 1 in the second half. Referee T Brown of the Allegheny Thistles officiated.
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Homestead
Braddock
Braddock Kickers
T. Brown
Allegheny Thistles
Glove contest stopped in fourth round at Nantasket Beach
In Boston on April 24 the 1000 purse featherweight championship bout between Johnny Griffin of Brockton and Ike Weir of Belfast was halted by police in the fourth round as Weir was losing ground. Time was called at 4 31 p.m.
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Nantasket Beach
America
Johnny Griffin
Brockton
Ike Weir
Belfast
Weir
Darrin to Run Three Miles at Exposition Park
Peter Priddy reported Darrin has agreed to run in Decoration Day events in the city. Priddy notes Darrin’s current good form as he prepares to race three miles at Exposition Park amid press reports from New York confirming his excellent condition.
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Peter Priddy
Darrin
Priddy
Exposition Park
New York
Lehman Beats Ammon in 150 Yard Foot Race at McKee's Rocks
A crowd watched Lehman and Ammon run 150 yards at McKee's Rocks yesterday. Lehman conceded five yards to Ammon and won by three yards. Betting was light.
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Lehman
Ammon
McKee's Rocks
New Castle Triumph Over East Liverpool 4 to ?
East Liverpool lost to New Castle with a 4 to score in an afternoon game. Boslain of East Liverpool was knocked insensible by a New Castle player during play.
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New Castle
East Liverpool
Boslain
Slavin Versus Hilrain Offer Revealed
Muldoon denies Kilrain refused Pony Moore to arrange Slavin against Hilrain. He claims such a challenge is possible and ready to be made, signaling renewed efforts to stage the bout.
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Disraten
New Yor
Muldoon
Kilrain
Pony Moore
Slavin
Athletic notes and match disputes in early reports
Stated Mitchell cried yesterday as Kilrain refused a handshake. A claim for four points is challenged. Beringer offers Langr a yard start in Sharpsburg. match setup possible. Fox asks about delays to Jackson Corbett contest. postponement unlikely as Jackson trains. London to Dublin results and future matches noted. Yale fixed June 6 cricket vs Harvard. Harvard’s May 13 or June 1 possible earlier options.
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Tr la
Mitchell
Kilrain
Circomnee
G. A. Beringer
Southeside
Lang R
Sharpsburg
Rams
Hichand K. Fox
Police
Asette
L. BR. Falda
California Athletic Club
Jackson-Corbett
Jackson
London
Lambert
O' Neil
Anticot
Dublin
Ireland
Bill Haxter
RU Reader
National Club
Nunc Wallace
George Camp
Bolingbroke Club
Nattersea
Inez
YALE
Harvard
New Haven
Alinne
Harvard Athletic Committee
Typhoid claims 19 year old Annie Delenbach of Hotel Schlosser family
Annie Delenbach daughter of one of the Hotel Schlosser proprietors died yesterday morning from typhoid fever. A bright Ursuline Academy student who would have graduated soon, she was mourned by grieving parents and many friends who felt the loss keenly.
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Annie Delenbach
Hotel Schlosser
The
Ursuline Academy
Unclear OCR Fragment About Dates
Fragmentary OCR mentions various dates including April 25, 1890 and April 1591 with no clear event, names, or actions identified. The readable bits suggest date references rather than a complete news item or report.
Visions of Beauty at Paris Salon Builds on Champs Elysees
Paris opening mid next month of the rival Champ de Mars sale spurs the Society of French Artists to improve the Palais de l Industrie interior. Bouguereau's Cupid in a Storm and The First Jewel headline a diverse display featuring Gerome Cormon Breton and Mosler among American contributors.
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Paris
Champ de Mars
Champs Elysees Salon
Palaise de Industrie
William Bougureau
Benjamin Constans
Mr. Alexander
New York
Gerome
Cairo
Cormon
Nourredin-Ali
Mr. Cormon
Mr. Maigoun
M. Jules Monge
Theodore Tilton
Jury to hear preliminary car robbery case in Boston
Detectives plan Wednesday hearing to probe 12 prisoners taken from Pittsburg jail to Boston for the preliminary examinations. Detective Steve Jones will return from Youngstown to assist. arrests continue as investigators track gang members and recover stolen goods.
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Scranton
Uniontown
Mckeesport
Steve Jones
Youngstown
W. L. Douglass
Boston
Shepherd
Baltimore and Ohio
Cook
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad
Pittsburg
Patterson
Robert Kelly
McGirt
Alderman Douglass
Dick Kelly
Birthenale
Youghiogheny River
Amalong
Susan Pierce
Elizabeth Township
William Burkhalder
James Burkhalder
William Berkhhalder
Young Women convention discusses small town organizing
At the third day of the International Convention of the YWCA in Scranton on April 4 Miss Dora Cody Kansas State Secretary presented a paper on organizing in small towns. Mrs Olive Pond Amiles of the WCTU gave a long address and Frances Willard sent a telegram. A paper on supplies and needs and others on physical education were read. credentials were updated and a Sunday World’s Fair opening resolution was adopted.
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Apfctal
Scranton
Young Women's Christian Association
Dora Cody
Kansas
Olive Pond Amiles
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Frances Willard
Cora Bell Tarr
Chicago
Mary S Dunn
Kansas City
Penitent
Ee Farwell
W W. van Arsdale
E. Brown
Een
L. v Wisehard
L. Phillips
C. K. Adams
Ithaca
N. Y
Mary Gould
Mysterious River Death Found Near Special Telegnam Totus
Elisha Troster and Jacob Taylor found a partially decomposed, six foot tall youth with red hair and a cut throat near the river shore about a mile below Special Telegnam Totus. The body showed leg deformity, no identifications, and likely drifted from upstream after three to four weeks in water.
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Prue
Elisha Troster
Jacob Taylor
Stonecutters Strike Over Foreman Garrett in Uniontown
Uniontown on April 2 reports stonecutters at the Fayette County Court House project striking. They demand foreman W. S. Garrett’s discharge and his forced unionization with Laughhead, Modiserre & Ua, while Garrett remains with the General Union of Stonecutters. The contractors have refused to dismiss Garrett or meet the demand.
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Dipatcr Uniontown
New Fayette County Court House
Laughhead, Modiserre & Ua
Garrett
New Court House
Journeymen Stonecutters’ Union
Western Pennsylvania
General Union of Stonecutters
Loughhead, Modisette & Co
Smelling at the Cork and Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
An advice piece warns that the cork smell won’t cure ailments and urges patience with Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. It notes quick effects may mislead and chronic conditions require slow, regular treatment over time for women’s weaknesses and irregularities.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierces Medicines Sold By Fleming and Son
An old time drug ad notes Pierce’s Medicines sold through Fleming and Son at 412 Market Street Pittsburg. It claims a visit by appraisers from H A Reed of Pittsburg to evaluate regional factories, and promotes a guarantee with a money back promise if health is not restored. The copy urges a trial of Favorite Preparation and highlights a guarantee on bottle wrappers.
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Cincinnati
T)& Pierce
Fleming & Son
Market Street
Pitteshire
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Main Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Pittsbare
Pittsburg club quits early in season opener at Geneva Park
In Geneva Park the Western University club of Pittsburg led Geneva College 15 to 1 after five innings. Geneva rallied to score two runs with no outs in the sixth before the Pittsburg team claimed a train obligation and abandoned the game, ending the contest with Pittsburg ahead.
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Geneva Park
Beaver Palauesterday
Reo
Neale
Western University
Genera Weed
Hotteries
Scott and
Nesle
Part- Qeion al Kabn
Universitys
Geevas
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Oneree
Sebumaker
Rhea
Dorri
Scot
Partington
Suiveraity
Kerr
Biveraity
Pisy
TNE Dispatch
Beaver
Western University Club
Pittsburg
Geneva College Club
Pittsboro Boys
Geneva Boys
Agd
Young Logans Occupation Breeder of Trotting Stock
A Cleveland sale on May 4 will auction 54 trotting horses from the Oriole stock farm of C. H. Andrews and John A. Loan Jr. at YounesTown. Logan and his wife plan to travel to England to buy hackneys and expand hackney breeding for a broader reputation.
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YounesTown
C. H. Andrews
John A. Loan, Jr
Cleveland
Logan
General
England
Burglaries and accidents fill local news brief
Winstam Fiuryer's Jeannette store was burglarized Friday night and part of the stock taken. Two Penn girls, daughters of Con stable Miller, eaten poisonous roots Friday evening and may not recover. James A Hewitt a Waynesburg painter fell from a third story window and broke his neck yesterday. Hold over license cases in Westmoreland county disposed of yesterday with four grants and two denied. Four kidnapped Niles children returned from Howell Michigan to their mother in Springfield Ohio. A thunderbolt at Parkersburg Friday night killed William Chinn and injured Albert Chinn and his wife.
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Niles
Howell
Mich
Springfield
Parkersburg
William Chinn
Albert Chinn
Wife in custody after shooting husband in threat case
Mrs. Lewis Chapman is under arrest in Huntington on a charge of attempting to kill her husband. They married recently and faced a pending divorce suit with tensions rising. Chapman says she shot at him as he left, but she denies the act, claiming the husband seeks to prejudice her defense.
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Dispatch
Wheeling
Lewis Chapman
Huntington
Chapman
Ncce
Drammie's Grim Joke Roils Beaver Valley Hope for Blaine
A prank by a traveling drummer sparked widespread alarm across Beaver Valley towns with rumors of James G Blaine's assassination. Later reports confirmed no news and the scare faded as trains stopped at each station along the line.
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Beaver Faces
Beaver Valley
James G. Blaine
Pittsburg
Chicago
Flint Glass Trust Appraising All Constituent Factories
The Dispatch reports that all mint glass factory properties under the United States Glass Company are being appraised to allocate shares in the new trust. Officials include Henry Fraty and others as appraisals proceed, with Pittsburgh hosting some proceedings and Boston-related parties referenced.
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FrispLar
Mint Glass
United States Glass Company
Com Agg Sy Rather Trust
Bas Pose Se Ee
Pittsburg
Henry Fraty
Six Accidents One Fatal Mark a Tragic Saturday in Pittsburg
Yesterday Pittsburg saw six accidents with one fatal case. A poorly dressed woman died at West Penn Hospital after a fall from a trolley on the Pittsburg Virginia and Charleston Railroad near Hay's station. A McIntosh sister fell into a car pit on Knoxville incline but suffered only shaking. James McClelland, a cart driver, broke his wrist. McIntyre, a flower wagon worker, suffered multiple injuries including two rib fractures. John McLaughlin was struck by a scaffold and injured severely. John McClafferty crushed his left hand by an ingot at Carnegie's Thirty third Street mall.
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Pittsburg
Inep
West Penn Hospital
Pittsburg, Virginia
Charleston
Hay'’s
MeIntoss
Mr. McIntosh
Allentown
Mcclelland
James MccClelland
Stea & Co
Carson Street
McIntyre
B. A. Elliott
Irwin Avenne
Allegheny
Irwin Avenue
McLaUg@HLIX
John McLaughlin
Douglas & Mackey
McCafferty
John McClafferty
Carnegie
Thirty-third Street
Stone Throwing at Car Windows Near Miller's Grove
Last night on the Cincinnati express near Miller's Grove station on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad a stone crashed through a coach window and struck a passenger in the head, injuring them. Police urged witnesses to come forward and aid in identifying the culprit.
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Cincinnati Express
Miller's Grove
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Berglar Caught at Work Near Fifth Avenue
Early yesterday morning Lieutenant Wagner heard cries from the house of Charles Alpine at 266 Fifth Avenue. He entered to find a man named Weisser attempting to rob the home. Weisser is known to the police, and Inspector McAlsese filed information charging him with burglary.
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Charles Alpine
Fifth Avenue
Weisser
Wolier
McAlsese
Burelare
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