Cleveland Beats Pittsburgh in Rough Baseball Showdown
Cleveland defeats Pittsburgh 4 to 3 as Gruber pitches well and Davis and McAleer supply key hits. Tebean injures his ankle in seventh. Beckley and Johnson spark the offense with timely hits while Gruber’s defense supports a tense after five innings.
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Vickors
Galvin
Johnson
Pens
Tehran
Virtue
McAleer
McKennen
Carroll
Childs
Reds Rally Past Chicago In Erratic Exhibition
Cincinnati beats Chicago despite coaching lapses as Marr drives in two runs and Meriee and Cooney star on the mound and in the field. Final line shows Cincinnati 6 Chicago 1 with multiple errors and a long game time.
Bostons Fall To Harry Wrights Hustiers In Tight Game
The Bostons lost after outhitting their opponents but costly errors allowed the Hustiers to prevail. Attendance 137 as Boston tallied a final score with scattered scoring by Hamilton Shindie Tucker and Nash among others.
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Boston
Bostons
Rery
Phila Bpas Long
I Bamilton
Siwey. R
OiShindie
Tucker
Deirh‘nty
Suthvrag
Quinn
Myer Ct
Lrotic
Cmments.c
Nash
Gelsein
Meper
Stover and Dowbie Spark Stovey and Tucker Rally
Three-base hits by Stover and Dowbie plus Stovey and Tucker drive innings for Philadelphia in a 3 to 3 tie with Boston. Errors on first base and free passes by Hamilton Myers Long Stovey Nash add to the scoring. Hennett Strack outs Gray Esper Stovey T Bullivan Krodte. Wild pitches by Esper. Time one hour eight minutes. Umpire Hurst.
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Stover
Getseln
Dowbie
Stovey
Tucker
Philadelphia
Boston
Ballse
Hamilton
Myers
Long
Nash
Hennett Strack
Gray
Esper
Bullivan
Krodte
Hurst
Giants Triumph Over Bridegrooms For Third Straight Win
New York Giants overwhelmed Brooklyn at the Polo Grounds, 12 runs to none, completing a third consecutive victory. Hitter Cattig led the onslaught as Brooklyns struggled on both offense and defense under the misty April skies.
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Giants
Brooklyns
New York
Gisots
Polo Grounds
Local team to open season in Chicago with select UW players
The team leaves for Chicago this evening to start the season there tomorrow. Manager Hanlon plans to take only UW players on the trip, including Beckley Mierbauer Miller Brownine Hanlon Carroll Staller Galvin King Baldwin Mack Berger or Fields. Nell ana Secretary Scandrett will accompany the team, with the president predicting a busy opening day in the Windy City for Scandrett.
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Chicago
Hanlon
Vis
Beckley
Mierbauer
Miller
Mts Brownine
Carroll
Staller
Galvin
King
Baldwin
Mack
Berger
Fields
Nell Ana
Seandrett
Cincinnati Mayor vows to stop Sunday baseball
Mayor Mosby declares Sunday games must end in Cincinnati and warns arrest for any attempt to play at Association grounds. If enforced, the Association may relocate Sunday games to Covington to avoid municipal action.
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Cincinnati
Mosby
Association
Covington
Stratton Expected in City Amid Travel Conflict
President Neil said Scott Stratton may arrive tomorrow or Saturday after a May 1 letter. Neil warned no trip for eight games, promising a catcher and ample practice upon Stratton's arrival.
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Scott Stratton
Thas
Neil
Stratton
Silver Ring Set To Feature In Exhibition Park Game
At Exporition Park the local team plans to use Silver Ring in box for today’s game. He told Manager Hanlon time is good enough to pitch and will be given a start. Likely an exhibition pitch for the visitors with the leadier eager to win the game.
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Exporition Park
Hanlon
L. Sullivan
St. Louis
Congress
Massachusetts
Millington
San Franse
Ind
Pacific
Okabama
Victoria
B.C
Joseph Leidy
University of Pennsylvania
United States
Davidson
Gorman
Baltimore
Imperial Institute
Prince of Wales
Louisiana
Mexico
Judge Tuley
Chicago
Phoebe Uouzins
Sara Bernhardt
San Francisco
Curran Dowdy bout ends in melee before start
In Anderson Indiana an announced Curran versus Dowdy mill failed to begin as a scuffle erupted between seconds Lou Heed and Tommy Miller over gate fees. Miller allegedly struck first, sending others into disorder while spectators dispersed in disgust.
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Crxcrssall
Anderson
Ind
Curran
Lee
Lexington Race Day At Association Course
The Lexington meet at the Association course featured several races with Radcliffe taking the first event a half mile. Laura Doei placed second and Prince Green third as track speed remained fast. In the handicap event Robespierre won with Outlook second and Jara Watta third.
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Lexisato ™, Jr
Association
Radcliffe
Laura Doei
Prince Green
Ate
Gray Goest
Neville F
Robespierre
Outlook
Jarawatta
Seill
Calhoun Senna
Esteiby
Races Reported At Nashville Meet
Winners listed for multiple races at Nashville track meet with placements including Bracelet Queen Elizabeth Eisle Berths Behe mond Nettle Kent Fope lette John Sherman and Bob McCarthy. Times ranging about two and a third to one minute seventeen seconds.
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Nashville
Queen Elizabeth
Eisle
Behemond
Nettle Kent
lLong Bhat
Fopelette
John Sherman Ie
Eham
Bob McCarth
Washington Races Report After April Meet
Results from Washington on April 29 list winners in each race. Forest took the half mile first, Beverwick was second, Oppressor third. The second race time appears garbled but notes Annapolis and Fergus among top finishers. Intriguante won the one mile race, Gal lifer second, Strides third with a time around 1:24. Fourth race went to India Hy over seven furlongs with big colt third. The fifth race details Fly versus Eteve Honey with a time near 1:06, but specifics are unclear.
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Washington
Forest
Beverwick
Aarm - Secom
Annapolis
Soca Fergus
Gallifer
India
Tine
Cleveland club notes and local sports chatter
Allegheny county reports and Cleveland club notes highlight Davis Baldwin practice form Carriain of the Cevelands may miss days. Cincinnati Association game attendance under 400. Manager Leadley cites bad grounds. Poache address mentions. Local players urged to focus on leading teams. Pete Browning batted poorly on a day off. Boston Association Club rejects price cuts after conference. Local team plans include Gruber Keilly at bat and Keilly’s base. grocery clerks form a season team led by Lean address 18 Ninth street.
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Clevelands
Steels
Cleveland
Reilly
Miller
Lakim
Victiors
Ruber
Aeri
Gruber
Childs
Westerday
Davis
Uefelt
Tebenu
Halty Te Runcleg
Joe Geld
Dorie
Eittors
McAleer
McKean
Browning
Slogerrers
Chuds
Cullay
Mack
PNK
Gaunter
Galvin
Tretons
Tebean
Jeems
Azivelo
Berkey
Ae Vin
Carroll
Mil
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Sierbrane
Olescheries
Hierbauer
Doyle
Beckley
Hanlon
Carrall
Tit
Divee
Allegheny County
N. Foster
Baldwin
Geil
Carriain Txdeau
Cevelands
Cincinnati Association
Wees
Cincla Tur Jd
Taylors
Laroque
Leadley
Callas
John
Pete Browning
Associated Press Dispatch
John L. Sullivan
St. Louis
Ger Leadley
Manu
Heilly
Striking Tradesmen and Moving News From Across Cities
Reports include carpenters strike in St. Louis, a cruiser Newark to be repaired, pressmen in Rome out, and Seignelay aground off Jaffa with crew saved. United States railways push civil service reform and dividend outlook, while various political and legal items unfold in London, Michigan districting, and Maryland banking.
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St. Louii
Newark
Society
N — Capital
Washington
H. & O. Sof Ision
Rome
Seignelay
Jaff
Jay Gould
Pere Dillon
Union Pacific
Willis Defeats Mahoney In Eight-Round Bout
In San Francisco April 9 the California Athletic Club hosted a monthly show. Abe Willis, the lightweight pugilist, defeated Ian Mahoney of France in an eight round match. Willis showed clear superiority, landing more often and controlling the bout from start to finish.
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Sans Francisco
California Athletic Club
Abe Wills
Ian Mahoney
Francie Se
Willis
Yesterday's Temperature and Rainfall Report
The report notes a maximum temperature of 69 degrees and a mean temperature around the afternoon values. Rainfall details are incomplete in the fragment but indicate measurable precipitation for the period.
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Ccesso
River Telegrams Notice of River Levels
Morgantown river four feet stationary weather clear thermometer 75 at 6 M. Brow Mwsville river four feet six inches stationary weather clear thermometer 64 at 6 Pr. Warner river four feet and falling weather clear and warmer Wheeling river six feet inch and falling clear and pleasant
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Morgantown
Dr. M. Brow
Mwsville
Pr. M. Warner
Wheeling
English Turf Event Opens at Newmarket
The big English turf event at Newmarket on April 2 featured nine starters in the first race. H. Houlds, Son, Lord Durham's Peter Flower, and others competed in the purse for penalties over distances near a hundred yards.
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Loxpex
Newmarket
Wan Tecondaud
H. Houlds
Lord Durham
Peter Flower
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Smitth
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