Cleveland Triumphs With Superior Fielding In Exposition Park Game
In a sunny Exposition Park contest the Cleveland players edged the home team 6–4. Ebret pitched well for Cleveland with strong support. the home lineup produced timely hits but lacked clutch hitting. McAteer stood out with a spectacular running catch. Zimmer and Burkett contributed key hits as Cleveland capitalized on fielding advantages and luck.
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Exposition Park
Cleveland
McAteer
Kelly
Ebret
Bhret
Childs
Burkett
Davis
Miller
McKean
Naan Ane
David McKean
Virtue
Bierbauer
Zimmer
Yacee
Ehret
Donovan
Jett
Smith
League Clubs Standings For Second Pennant Race
The Lesger Record table lists standings from the league clubs in the contest for the second pennant. Entries show New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Washington, St Louis, Louisville and others with varied win totals and games played.
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Cleveland
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Washington
Chicago
Louisville
Lesger
Erpeassbos
Cuca
Boptom
New York
Philadelphia
Gneinnau
Washingto
Loulaville
St.Louis
Aloes
Olvolnais An
Louisville Bickering Over Bumpus Jones Negotiations
After New Coloneta Louisville managers dispute with pitcher Bumpus Jones of Joliet Indiana. Jones has pitched well since the season began and deserves trial. No relation to Alexander M. Jones. Magener Pieffer also seeks a catcher. If Weaver moves to left and Taylor to right the team would gain strength.
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Louisville
Bumpus" Jones
Joliet, In
Jones
Alexander M. Jones
Monaver Pieffer
Issienea Weaver
Taylor
Umpire Charley Mitchell Resigns Position
Charley Mitchell the League umpire has resigned his position and will not umpire any more games this season. He notified President N E Young and plans to work with the local ball club assisting Max Bockenberger due to an injured leg.
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Charley Mitchell
N. E. Young
Max Bockenberger
Fragmentary OCR Item Shows Names and Places in Allentown Region
Fragmented text references Allentown with scattered proper nouns. Mentions Batteries Sourhard and Mc Carthy, Jordan and Smink, Witte Alen, and others, but details are unclear. Neatly appears as a damaged notice style snippet with lists of names and terms.
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Errora
Scranton
Jotustuwo
Sourhard and
McCarthy
Jordan and Smink
Allentown
Witte Alen
East End Gyms Defeat Sewickleys in One Sided Game
The East End Gyms defeated the Sewick leys yesterday at Gym Park in an easy walkover. Reinhart pitched well and was supported by Haller as the white team showed strong fielding with no errors. Sewieckleys' errors piled up while Abe Led Hart, Naw, and Lake contributed at the plate in a high scoring affair.
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East End
Sewickleys
Gym Park
Reinhart
Haller
Bobly Cargo
D. Bary
Hallor
Addy
Sewieckleys
Mansfield Falls to Tarentum in League Clash at Mansfield
In a Mansfield versus Tarentum County League game at Mansfield the Mansfields lost key players Johnston McSteen Ross and McKeever and faced an unfavorable umpire call. A large crowd watched as Tarentum prevailed with strong batting from Smith Willis Koya and others while Mansfield fielded substitutes. The contest featured two-base hits, double plays, and a close score despite Mansfield’s absent lineup.
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Mansfield
Tarentum
Mansfields
Johnston
McSteen
Ross
McKeever
Manesfield
Smith
P. Awe
Willis
Koya
Bigger
Perkins
Mitchel
Foster
Wilson
Lavelle
Moke
Walker
Jones
Slattery
Alliance Defeats Youngstown 2 to 1 in Aug. 6 Showdown
Alliance beat Youngstown 2 to 1 at Youngstown yesterday. Wilhelm and Allen pitched for Alliance while Yourestown faced Schelble and Woods. In today's rematch at the same site Alliance leads 6 to 4 with the same battery pair.
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Alliance
Youngstown
Speei
Sto & Battery
Younestown
Kelb
Woods
Marke
Allen
Shire Oaks Triumph Over All Americans in War Aug 6
Shire Oaks beat the All Americans of Homestead 9 to 6 in a seven inning ball game. Base hits favored Shire Oaks and All Americans. Batteries were Pritchard and Dagger for Shire Oaks Hill and Rore for the All Americans.
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Shire Oaks
All Americans
Homestead
Pritchard and Dagger
Hill and
Rore
Buckeyes Beat Russon and Buckeyes in Two Games
In Massittom on August 6 the Rus on of the city and the Buckeyes of Can played two games. The Buckeyes won the first 10 to 7 and captured the second 7 to.
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Massittom
Ruson
Buckeyes
Can
Thrme
Young Americas Triumph Over Fayette City in Brappace Clash
In Brappace on August 6 the Young Americas defeated Fayette City in a strong matchup. Final score details are incomplete but indicate a home win for the Young Americas.
Goulds of McKeesport Clash in Local Ball Game
A lively ball game unfolded today featuring the Goulds from McKeesport facing off against a legal team. Players included Dan Goulds from McKeesport and Chariereias on the field.
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N Goulds
McKeesport
Butler Bad Revenge Beats Our Boys 7 to 5
Butler defeated Our Boys 7 to 5 with strong battery work from Gray and Brice for Our Boys and Miles and Sieviek for Butler. Jones of Butler and Bitz of Our Boys drew bets, making the game notable for pitching and fielding.
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Bourier
Butler
Jones
Bitz
Batterice
Gray
Brice
Miles
Sieviek
Selma Beats Franklin 4-2 in One-Sided Baseball Tilt
Special from Franetts reports a baseball game in which Selma, Pa Pittsburg team, defeated Franklin 4 to 2 in a one sided contest.
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Franetts
Selma
Pittsburg
Franklin Club
Windup at Buffalo Highlights Martha Wilkes Victory
Special telegram from Monmouth Park reports exciting grand circuit racing. Martha Wilkes wins the 2:19 trot after tight battles with Abbie and Ningal, while Hall Pointer defeats Direct in three straight heats to set speed records.
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Martha Wilkes
Abbie
Nightingale
Doble
Martha
Alcyoon
Turner
Geers
Marthe
Abbie V
E. D. Wiggins
Awood
Honest George
Edhora
Mary Mac
Rochester
Hall Pointer
Direct
Favorites Fall as Surprises Mark Monmouth Park Day
A crowd of 15 000 at Monmouth Park saw rapid upsets and close finishes. Favorites were defeated in most races while Breeze Filly won the opening race and Parveour and Yemen captured later events. Poet Scout and Nomad were also foiled by late moves and disqualifications.
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Monmouth Park
Rowe
Dr. Rice
Sto
St. Michael
Eagle Bird
Banquet
Locohatchee
Poe
Loophatchee
Poet Scout
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Yemen
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Ares Tank Tol
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Sythtes Engi Sol Dollar
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Sturgis Race Day Ends as Track Records Fall
Aug 6 Sturgis Iowa reports a quiet crowd as the last day of races closes. Debuts include 2 year old stakes with a 2:19 pace. Allerton the stallion will not race again this year due to muscle injury in Davenport.
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Teacke
Donsvgvr
Aug
Whitwell
Davenport
Allerton
Died Stallion and Big Entries Highlight Racing Notes
A stallion named Clay Pilot owned by General E. E. ant at Madison died today after a value set at 10000. The racing scene reports ambitions for Flying Jib and Ronertd 4 this year. An immense entry list is expected for the Home TM and fall meeting with Buffalo Driving Park facing a tough week. A big Monmouth Park stake race draws attention on Tuesday.
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Clay Pilot
General E. E.ant
Madison
Emer Bieath
Buffalo Driving Park
Eaves
Monmouth Park
Co. W. Williams
Goodwin
Gulde
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Hudson River Stock Farm
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Australia
Bill Nre
English Boxing Roundup Sets Stage for October Rings
London reports Jem Smith withdraws from a Joe Choynski bout and demands a four month wait. Austin Gibbons versus Stanton Abbot is slated for October at the National Sporting Club. Slavin plans a benefit at Trocadero on the 13th with Sir John Astley leading the committee.
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London
Jem Smith
Joe Choynski
Parson Davies
Austin Gibbons
Stanton Abbot
National Sporting Club
Frank Stavin
Pony Moore
Rose
Jermyn Street
Slavin
Trocadero Music Hall
John Astley
Orme
St. Lever
Odda
Lafleche
Ives Delivers Brilliant Break in French Balk Line Match
In a 300 point balk line contest at the Folies Bergere Ives trailed Cure 110 points but produced an extraordinary break of 216. Cure won the match while Ives showed rare skill. Schaeffer’s forfeit dispute and future meetings with Ives remain unsettled as reports vary.
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Ives
Solarives
America
Schaeffer
Folies Bergere
Snbject
Vignaux Academy
Bohaeffer
Garnier
Duenah Confession Sheds Light on Canadian Regatta Bribery
Edward Haninn uncovers a confession from Eddie Durnan admitting a race fixing plot at the Canadian Amateur Rowing Association regatta on July 3. Durnan admits Toronto captain John Guivene influenced him to throw the senior single sculls race won by Elwin Hedley of Philadelphia, with plans to win at Saratoga next week and collect a share of the bets. The association will handle the matter and durnan’s stake likely remains unpaid.
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Edward Haninn
Aateur Clarsmen's Association
Eddie Durnan
Elwin Hedley
Philadelphia
Durnan
John Guivene
Sunnyside Rowing Club
Toronto
Saratoga
Canadian Association
Knapp Wins Saratoga Tennis Cup in Final Tourney Match
In Saratoga Ang, spectators fill Congress Spring Park to watch W. P. Knapp of New York defeat F. A. Hovey of New Haven for the Saratoga Athletic Association Championship Cup valued at 125 and the All Comer's Cup valued at 500. The upset scoreline 26 46 26 64 6 0 ends with loud applause as the cups are informally presented, including the Eastern Championship Cup in the doubles won yesterday by Hall brothers of Hartford.
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Congress Spring Park
W. P. Knapp
New York
Saratoga Athletic Association
F. A. Hovey
New Haven
Conn
Knapp
Dobbles
Hall Brothers
Hartford
Amatrnor Ball Pisyera Recap Of Junior League Actions
Fragmented local notes show teams like the Home Juniors and Light Guards tallying wins while other clubs seek players 12 to 16 years old. Mentions include Cnar and Joe Consonce Saxon nines, Silver Leafs, Tommie Burns game, and inquiries from clubs on the Southside and Forty-first Street.
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Genertly
Larimer Avenue
Pikeralya
Drum
Sullivan
Cnar
C. H. Chapman
Contie Macks
Hillenbrand
Twenty-first Street
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Pith Ane
Eee
Ing Tricia
Satara
E. Balmon
Southside
Esterday
Estat Bene Renner
Fifteen Mile Keystone Club Race Draws Big Crowd
The Keystone Bicycle Club held a 15 mile handicap road race from Haysville to Economy and back. Rain delayed it a week, but July weather was ideal. Crowds lined the course from Sewickley to Hayesville, cheering riders including Nelson Barr McCulloch Myler and Carmack in a fast, eventful contest with Nelson taking victory in 64.75 minutes.
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Haysville
Sewickley
Keystones
Burgess Anderson
Hayesville
Mra W. & Power
J. BR. Kuercher
J. W. McGowin
Grace McCulloch
Carrie Corwin
Mr. Applegate
W. H. Wilson
J. H. Difford
A. S Rabinson
Nellie Shepard
Nellie McLain
A. M. Irwin
M. A. Norris
Hart Hagmaier
W. P. Armatrong
F. J. Pilgrim
Allooeny Cyclers
East End
Gyan
W.S Porter
Tim
J.f.johnson
P.W. Myles
William M. McCulloch
J. P. Barr
W. B. Corwin
Neleon
H. Wilson
F. Carmack
W. L. Addy
Mr. Carmack
Addy
Mr. Addy
Paul Nelson
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Barr
McCulloch
Myler
Asto
J. B. Kaercher
T. F. Myler
J. A. Johnston
Howard & Bidwell
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W. H. Robinson
Joe Welker
Ixaac
PF. Bailey
Checkers
A. G. White
H. M. Corwin
A. L. Stewart
A. RB. Darran
Boston riders set new run time to Portland
PorrtasD, Mr Ayr, G B Graves and J B Smith of Boston rode from Boston to Portland on bloxedes in 10 hours and 57 minutes today, breaking the previous record by over an hour.
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Mr. Ayr
G. B. Graves
J.B. Smith
Boston
Portland
Ward brothers contesting claim to 17th century championship
Ex-champion oarsman Jamey Taylor letter to The Dispatch challenges the Ward brothers of Newburg over a Saratoga victory claim. He recalls the Taylor-Winship crew beating St Johns and disputes the Wards as true champions, proposing a race for older rowers at the World’s Fair.
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Jamey Taylor
the Dispatch
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Newburg
Hke
Taylor- Wilaship
Taylor-Winship
St John's
St. John’s
Champiors
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Football Club Plans Busy Pittsburg Season at Home
Pittsburg Association Football Club held a large meeting at George Tann's with President Matthews in the chair. Members aim to start work promptly, secure Exposition Park for use after baseball, acquire new uniforms, schedule three to four home matches, and invite Fall River and Toronto teams. An additional meeting is set for next Saturday.
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George Tann
Matthews
Exposition Park
Woul
Fall River
Toronto
Uniontown Gun Experts Plan Larger September Shoot
The Uniontown Sportsmen Association plans a bigger event on September 2 at Mountain View Park with liberal prizes. Open wetpstake shooting includes 1000 hive birds and many events at Blue Rocks. Gold medals will reward highest percentage live birds and best average at target.
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Blue Rocks
Mountain View Park
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