Pittsburg and New York Win in Ten In Classic Baseball Tilt
The New York Giants battle Pittsburg to a ten inning win in a tense game at Cleveland. Ewing delivered a deciding single as New York rallied in the tenth to edge Pittsburg after richardson and Connor reached in the frame. Buckley and Rosie contributed late infield and outfield plays amid a crowd of 16 13 spectators.
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Ruste
Hichardson
Connor
New Yorks
Richardson
O'Rourke
Halie
Ewing
Pulate
Sewcett
Buckley
Rosie
Hianion
Miller
Meck
St Gatpe
Scone
Bridegrooms Rally to Beat Cleveland in Hit-Packed Game
The Bridegrooms bunched their hits in two innings to win over Cleveland. Jerry pitched well despite a tough day on the mound.
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Sev Vore
Cleveland
Jerry
Brooklyn Trio Base Hit Highlights Game
Farned rone Brooklyn trio base hit Brien three base hit Fouts Griffin Zimmer stole bases Gruber scored errors by Terry and Gruber. First base on balls by Brooklin and Gruber, game duration one hour forty minutes. Umpires Powers and Battin.
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SP York
Turnant
Kieson
Rourke
Miller
Tahoes
Ubiertnr
Hewsett
Ilielurg
Firehire
Twenane HH
Ewing e—Shugan
Miler
Ibane Ron—O'h Rourke
Soles
Ilebardean
Horiot
Siagart
Dowbie
Richandean
Vonner
Knee
Keleren
Connor
Shugart
Beck
Pittehed wall-Banlon
Linsie
Ae Phila
Smith
Alen
Keenan
Thornton
Rhines
Philadelphia
Cipoimunti
Soc E Oort
Twoheer
Halligan
Familton
Clements
Iene Tal Ballx
Hamiltton
Detohantty
Allen
Relly
Rellly
de Dethanty
Thorn Ae
Um —Hurst
Brooklyn
Leterard
Caruthers
Brien
Truily
Pat Terry
Pat Ograber
Brooklen
Cleveland
Lee
Rone
I Brien
Fouts
Grifin
Zimmer
Gruber
Terry
Orrore
Brookleveland
Bronklin
Powers
Battin
Anson's Young Men Win Big at Ho ton in Narrow Finish
In Boston Aug, Anson's Young Men edge Ho ton 8 6 in the final inning. Nichels and Hutchinson pitched superbly until Nichels faltered with one out and runners on second and third. Anson drew a base on balls then forced in the winning run by hitting Carroll on the first pitch. Attendance 5083. Carroll and Bennett homer, Long steals standout. Chicago 2 hosts 1. Stout fielding noted. McQuade umpire. League standings and daily schedule listed.
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Mauls Mull
Gonners
Buckley
Wgit
New York
Pittsburg
Shugart
Beckley
Pittsburgs
O'Rourke
Lefield Bank
Maul
Orourke
Ttsces
Mors Baliwin
Uvelead
Miller
Bockler
Rosie
Hanlo
Baldwin
Gore
Tiernan
Walte
Richardson
Shugnrrt
Hernan
Orner Endi
New Yorks
Soch
Jeweley
Mack
Boston
Aug
Nichels
Hetchison
Anson
Carroll
Chicago
Bostox
Wilmot
Storey
Nash
Ron
Hoeeton
Barve
Hostoy
Bennett
Long
Stower
Brodie
Qeion
Turker
Balle
Wilmot Ancon
Pfeffer
Stovey
Arroll
Tucker
Burns
Tinhien
Ansa
Hutchinson
Nichole
Lowe
Quinn
McQuade
Wolf Released as Louisville Releases Shakeup
Jimmie Wolf, longtime Louisville right fielder since joining the American Association, was released today. Catcher Shellhise of Evansville was signed by Manager Chapman this afternoon. Before the game players were lectured in the dressing room and warned that further releases would follow if performance did not improve.
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Dispatch
Louisville
Jimmie Wolf
American Association
Shellhise
Evansville
Wes
Chapman
Meadeville and Jamestown clash in late 1900s league play
In the New York and Pennsylvania League action Bradford Brafford hosts Elmira and Meadville faces Jamestown with Hite and Inaba leading batting for Elmira and Meadville respectively. Umpires O E R i Hoagland and others named.
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New York and Pennsylvania League
Bradford
Brafford Wscas
Olean
Ass Sennel
Hite
Danes
Cole
Hoagland
Meadville
Jamestown Ooo
Jamestown
Porter
Casey and
Granlich
Beavers issue bold challenge to Eclipse or Jeanette teams
The Beaver Grays manager offers to pay East Liverpool Eclipse or Jeanette team $10 a side after staking a first prize. Beavers have posted a pledge at the office to prove they are serious and will accept the referee chosen by the newspaper’s sporting editor.
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Beaver Grays
Eclipse
East Liverpool
Beavers
Rfest
Ecl
Jeannette
Local Baseball Schedule Marks August Contests
Gureseuces and Quicksteps clash canceled by Manager Curren as Pittsburg club announces August 15 game for side and gate receipts. Dan Goulds of McKeesport visit Saturday with New York ladies team to follow, then Johnstonowns host August WY.
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Gureseuces
Our Boys” Baseball Club
Pittsburg
Curren
Elnbds
Dan Goulds
McKeesport
Auenst
New York
Johnstowns
Ilver Lake Grove
American Ehibition Bureau
New York City
Rand
Ma Ballou
Goulds Club to Arrange 200a Side Match With Jeanette
McKesson, Aug. 6. Manager Coursine of the Goulds Baseball Club praises the club’s recent showing and plans an immediate contest against the Jeanette club for 200 a side or more if desired.
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McKessront
Coursine
Goulds Baseball Club
Pennsylvania
Jeannette Club
Sullivan to Attend Delayed Murphy Griffo Bout in Sydney
Australian authorities report Murphy versus Griffo postponed a week as heavyweight John L. Sullivan plans arrival around July 22 and will be invited to attend. In Parametta river race, Stanbury wins the soul championship by two lengths after leading from the start.
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San Francisco
Billy Murphy
Griffo
Sydney
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Colonies
Parametta
Stanbury
Race Officials Adjust After September Foot Race
Fil Beck and Neil McCaffrey met at the office to run a forfeit foot race on September 5 for 100 dollars. Each party posted a forfeit. The ground is described as suitable for the event.
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Fil Beck
Snd
Neil McCaffrey
Sprague Golddust Wins in Trot Event at Burrain Meet
At Burrain on August 6 the 2:25 class faced delays as Judge Martin managed a cranky field of trotters. Sprague Golddust driven by Jack Bowen edged Leicester in a tight finish for fourth, while Nettie King set a new record in the 2:004 heat before being overtaken. Yolo Maid led the free-for-all pace with Hal Pointer dominating the field as the night racing continued into implied next heats.
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Buffalo
Sprague Golddust
Jerry. L. Rather
Burrain
Martin
Leicester
Aline
Nwtters
M. G. Thompson
Sprigue Golddust
Jack Bowen
Dell Barker
Wednes
Alime
Jean Valjean
Almont Wilkes
Henrietta
Sadehatee Boa
Driftig
Ryland I
Nettie King
Jerry
Hal Pointer
Cleveland
Yolo Maid
Pointer
Johnston
Talias
Nightingale
Honest George
Large Jerome Park crowd enjoys lively meet and racing
A huge 6000 strong crowd watches a perfect Jerome Park program with six events, one dead heat, seven contests, and fast times. Entries announced for tomorrow include Annie Queen Exotic Absconder Grand Prix and many familiar runners amid clear weather.
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Jerome Park
Presett
Brighton
Edgar Johnson
Uno Grande
I.n
WSBT
Sie Mathew
Papouasatesa
Marene
Suroees
Adventurer
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Eral
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Prince Charming
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Gretchen
Lé Chase
Futority
Erarte
Anio
Westmoreland
Benefit
Countess
Westfield
Fountain
Puritan
Garfield Park Race Day Results Summary
At Coicaeo on August 6 Garfield Park hosted five races. First race seven-tenths of a mile winner Calswell with Red Fox second and Bill Nye third. Second race featured Somere winning one mile and seventy guards with Atuael second and King Punster third. Third race seven-debts of a feig heie won Brazos second and Sis O Lee third. Fourth race one and nan satlen Manette Byrd won Ranier second Vanburen third. Fifth race five-eighths of a mile Maggie Cline won with Tillle S second and Decit third.
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Garfield Park
Calswell
Red Fox
Bill Nye
Somere Set
Atuael
King Punster
Feig Heie
Brazos
Sis O’ Lee
Nan Satlen- Manette Byrd
Ranier
Vanburen
Maggie Cline
Tillle
Secon
Decit
Hawthorne Winners Reported in Verge of Races
Caiiaco Aug 6 Hawthorne results show seven furlongs J oe Carter first Lela May second Insolence third in 1 31. One mile Helter Skelter wins Zie Beecond Red Seo third in 1 ies. One and one eighth Blaze Duke second Vaucluse third Thine 1 17.
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Caiiaco
Hawthorne
Joe Carter
Lela May
Insolence
Lizzie Beecond
Red Seo
Blaze Duke
Vaucluse
Pickett the Winner in Bellaire Youth Rowing Match
Bellaire youth Penrl Pickett defeated Albert Denmarsh of MekKee's Rocks in a four mile return race on the McKee's Rocks course. The race drew heavy betting with a large pool and a $1 million stake cited in wagering. Pickett led early and finished about five lengths ahead in two minutes and forty five seconds.
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Pittsburg
Penrl Pickett
Bellaire
Albert Denmarsh
MekKee
Rocks
McKee
Pickett
Denmarsh
Fred Goodwyn
Tmee
The Wheeling Tourney Opens Second Island Club Shoot
The second annual Island Club shooting tournament opened today with about 30 out-of-town shooters. Notables include M. C. Sanford of Townsend Ohio W H Skinner of Chicago Johnson of Canonsburg Pa and Courtney of Syracuse New York among the attendees.
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Dispatch
Island Club
M. C. Sanford
Townsend, O
W. H. Skinner
Chicago
Johnson
Canonsburg
Courtney
Syracuse
Local track results and Greenville fair plans noted
Ryal and others from Ohio cities competed in ten events with multiple placements. Greenville plans a first class fair on a 50 acre site with a half mile track and purses totaling 1.29. The fair runs September 3 4 and 5 with tracks from nearby lines. Weather forecasts show warm southerly winds and fair conditions with local showers possible Friday night.
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Greenvillle
Greenville
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Pittsburg
Shenango
Lake Erie
West Virginia
River News and Notes from Louisville Aug 4
Special telegram from Louisville reports clear weather and a river gauge with 7 feet 0 inches at the falls and 9 feet below the canal. The new steamer Cora Lee is nearing launch under Captain Ed Comeaux and Chief Engineer Jones. Shipyard work includes a steel boat and two steel barges for a Mexico company. Harbor duty steamer Hotspur returned to owner. Wash Gray tug with Captain T C Henderson assists. Possible charter of stern wheel Hiawatha for Tennessee river trade between Florence and Chattanooga. The Buckeye State arrives from Memphis. John A Wood and John F Walton plus Sam Miller with empties expected tomorrow after Casey-Fille bar passage.
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Imsfatch
Louisville
Canal
Ed Comeaux
Jones
Lee Line
Memphis
Etn
Jeffersonville
Cora Lee
Westerman
Mexico
Howard's
Hotspur
Cook & Hoffman
Wash Gray
T. C. Henderson
Cha Hanoces, Tenn
Weather notes from Upper Ganges show passing river reads
The report lists river levels and conditions at several locations. Upper Ganges shows 18 to 10 feet and falling, Moorgantown 4 feet 6 inches and stationary, Buonssville river at 8 feet 4 inches with clear weather, and Allegheny Junction river at 5 feet ? rising with clear skies. Temperatures range from 76 to 86 degrees.
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Ganges
Moorgantown
Buonssville
Llegheny Junction
River Ship Departures and Rise in Water Levels
The record lists several river departures and arrivals with times, destinations, and weather notes. Entries include Hudson to Cincinnati and Pittsburg, City of New Orleans St Louis, local river readings around 10 to 18 feet rising, and weather described as clear or warm.
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Courier
Parkersburg
Hudson
Cincinnnati
Scotia
Pittsburg
Bedford
Weatherclear
Memphis
New Orleans
St. Louis
Keystone State
Aino
Sidney
River traffic and cargo updates from Pittsburg harbor
The river readings show 4 feet 9 inches at Smutthfield street amid ongoing barge activity. Vessels including the Scotia and James G Bennett are moving between Cairo and Cincinnati with empties and loads. coal and lumber shipments from Louisiana Cypress Lumber Company are unloading at the wharf. Large shipments of cypress shingles and two inch stock arrived from New Orleans aboard Gray's Eron Line, with much destined for local dealers and nearby towns.
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Louisiana Cypress Lumber Company
J. J. Mead
New Orleans
Gray
Eron
Louisiana Opany
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Pompeii Draws 10000 For Children’s Night Encore Hope
Last night Pompeii drew at least ten thousand attendees for a Children’s Night program. The show featured The mouse that ran up the clock and a parade of moving elephants swans and a fountain of fire. All 32 private boxes were filled and a Carnegie Night portrait in colored fire is planned for tomorrow.
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Pompeii
Docko
Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
Mad Dog Causes Stir During Sheriff Sale in Downtown Store
A panicked small dog ran wild inside a grocery store at 901 Carson Street during a sheriff sale last evening around seven. Crowds watched as the animal, trapped by the ongoing legal action, dashed among tomato cans codfish and brooms while yelping loudly.
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Carson Street
Fire Blazes Hit Orange N J Buildings Overnight
The Park Emk building burned early yesterday in Orange New Jersey with losses around 25000 dollars. A roof fire on Hammond’s mill on Second Avenue followed by an overheat smoke stack caused air damage overnight. A fire alarm from station 4 at 1145 reported the blaze. A barn near Findlay west of Findlay burned completely, with losses about 3000 dollars.
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Park
Orange
N. J
Trampe
Auditor General replies on delinquent mercantile licenses
Attorney General Hensel answers Auditor General McCamant on collecting delinquent mercantile licenses. He advises Philadelphia delays and Philadelphia and Allegheny county practices, extends suit deadline to September, and designates J Quinney Hunsicker to advise. Wright to await city law officer decision on unpaid state tax of 86,000. Keystone Bank investigators named Reeves Page Miller Brown Faunce mobile committee to act fast.
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Hensel
McCamant
Wright
Philadelphia
Sun
Commonwealth
Ecorder
Allegheny County
Mtrates
J. Quincey Hunsicker
John Bardsley
Hunsicker
Thomas McCarnayt
Thompson
Keystone Examiners
Pattison
Francis B. Reeves
Davis Page
S. Dunois Miller
Lawrence E. Brown
Taylor Faunce
Keystone National Bank
Treasury
Moses
Dragged to Death in Sawkill River Bridge Collision
Mary Brown, about 17, was thrown from a wagon during a bridge collision over the Sawkill river in Port Jervis. She was dragged 8.5 miles, found with head injuries and extensive body lacerations. The runaway team passed Port Jervis at 10:59 pm amid cries, with a blood trail to the body.
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Port Jerrvis
Sawkill River
Mary Brown
Port Jervis
Delaware River
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