Reds Sluggers Triumph In Tight City Baseball Showdown
The gilt edged sluggers led by Charley Farrell and Joe Kelly overwhelmed the Reds with sharp fielding and timely hitting. Ebret and Rhines pitched well but could not deny the visitors as McPhee and Welch produced the lone early run for the Reds. A lively crowd of 1,320 saw an hour and 15 minute game filled with brilliant plays and spirited defense.
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Reds
Red
Arlie Latham
Lynch
Charley Farrell
Joe Kelly
Kelly
Joe
Rhines
Farrell
Duke
Biddy” McPhee
Farre
McPhee
Biddy
Elmer Smith
Elso
Mack
George Smith
Welch
Comiskey
Ailey
Ebret
Billy Rhines
William
Mr. Latham
Holliday
Latham
Smith
Kelly Arole
Heckler
Browns Humble Colonels in Louisville Tie Recount
Louisville and St. Louis reconciled yesterday after a tied opener, with the Browns overpowering the Colonels as Breitenstein struggled to hold hits and Sanders starred on offense. Weather and Strontan contributed to a bustling game day with a 1,000 attendance and a lengthy affair.
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Louisville
St. Louis
Browns
Colonels
Brettenstein
Sanders
Sep Peeey
el Louisville
T. Louis Repfae
Brownm
Gore
Taylor
Cur'thera
Jensingna
O Crooks
Whisier
O Brodie
Grimco
Bradietp
Moran
Louteville
St. Louia
Werden
Caruthers
Busee
Brodie
Bas
Breitenstein
Peruck
Wrhistler
Grim
Sie
Philadelphia Triumph Over Baltimore In Slugfest
The Philadelphia club defeated Baltimore in a high scoring game with rich slugging and key moments including two base hits by Reilly and Thompson and home runs by Stovey Cross and Stover. Pitching and fielding shaped a two hour contest with Philadelphia tallying nine runs to Baltimore's four.
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Cleveland R BP
Chivago Merase
O'Conner
Decker
Zimmer
Young
Hittredge
Cleveland Rees Reveens Casena
Chicago
Sceeseeseneell
Davin “Shama
Balle
Aon A
Aar Lea
Philadelphis
Baltimore
Battmany
Philadelphia
Shila
Reefae Shinde
Hamilton
Sutcliffe
Flallman
Stover
Deity
Connor
A' Osrkae
Stricker
Gunton
Dobb
Summany
Reilly
Thompson
Stovey
Cross
Balimore
Phias
Firs
Basin— Timore
Elphis
Ry Fephena
Be Bail
Gunson
King
Wintauten
League Schedule Headlines for Today
To Days League Schedule lists Cincinnati at Pittsburg St Louis at Louisville Cleveland at Chicago Boston at Philadelphia New York at Brooklyn Washington at Baltimore.
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Cleveland
Chicago
ST. Louis
LouisviLle
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Washington
Sparse OCR leads Johnstown Danville game notes
Fragmentary lines show a score comparison between Johnstown and Danville with listed batteries and player lines. Unclear dates or venues limit precise context. names like Smith Schachern Hudson Flanigan Cote appear beside team references.
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Johnstown
Tohomown
Danville
Smith and Schachern
Fee and
Van Buren Browns win Arkansas state baseball title
Aug 12 at Pine Bluff the Van Buren Browns and Ft Smith Maroons play to decide the purse of 1000 and state championship. After twelve innings in the first game Van Buren won while the deciding contest ends 3 to 3 with Ft Smith claiming the title. Hawley of the Maroons leaves for St Louis and Ale signs to pitch for the Browns.
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van Buren Browns
Ft. Smith
Ft. Smiths
van Burens
Hawley
Maroons
St. Louis
Ale
Browns
Our Boys Defeat Franklin In Contested Pittsburg Tilt
Our Boys of Pittsburg topped the Franklin home team in a hard fought game at Frarecix Pa. The standout play came from both sides with Our Boys pulling ahead late. Final score details are incomplete due to OCR issues but show Our Boys surpassing Franklin.
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Frarecix
Our Boys
Pittsburg
Aaa
Wes
Franklin
Cowan
Bryce
Alexander
Brookville Edges Clarion 10 to 6 in Field Battle
Brookville defeated Clarion 10 to 6 in a heated contest. Brookville had 18 hits to Clarion's 12, with Whitehill Startzell and Duncan handling the batteries for Brookville while Wilson and Quinn did so for Clarion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baoerville
Brookville
Clarion Club
Clarion
Whitehill
Startzell
Duncan
Wilson
Quinn
Baseball World: Scrappy Play and Pitching Hopes Rearm Exposition Park
Grace SMITH stars at short and Esme ponders illness as Gumbert or Terry may start today after a tight game at Exposition Park yesterday. Benches show injuries with Bennett Ganerl sidelined. Moran stars at first and Aldy Moran shines in New England League. The Wilkinshore A plan a double bill at Athletic Park amid growing baseball chatter and coaching notes on Dalley and Hawke.
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Grace Smith
Esme
Gumbert
Terry
Exposition Park
Billy Ehines
Charley Farrell
Martvore
Allegheny
Bennett
Ganerl
Mike Kelly
Aldy Moran
Mrocktons
Boston
Bantin
Wilkinshore
Athletic Park
Taues
East End
Prievera §Ter
Brooklyn
Netinder Dalley
Harlduck
Ambon
Giants in Training for World Title Fight
New York era reports both champions Sullivan and Corbett in peak condition. Sullivan trains at Bay Head with daily ten mile walks and intense bag work while Corbett trains at Asbury Park with swimming, rowing, and a heavy regimen. Both men express confidence, with Corbett vowing to be champion when next seen.
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New York
Spullivan
Corbett
Smarl
Corporation
Bay Head
Shinnecock
Casey
Ashton
Sullivan
Flying Jib Sets Fast Mile Time at Comstock Park Races
In Grand Rapids area at Comstock Park a crowd of 10,000 witnessed fast times and near records. Flying Jib paced a mile in 2 08 34, almost matching the Buffalo record, with Alvin winning the $10,000 stallion race in 2:15 and 2:44 splits, as Lobasco faltered.
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Grand Ramps
Mica
Comstock Park
Magnolia
Hal Pointer
Buffalo
Nancy Hanks
Lava
Roberts
Lobanco
Allerton
Dubuque
Senator Conkling
Alvin
Fred Wilken
Lobasco
Vin
Harry Noble
Frank Noble
W.8. Kirby
Six Brighton Races Run On Muddy Track Favorites Win
At Brighton Beach New York Aug 12 six races were run on a muddy track with a hard bottom. Favorites captured all six races as heavy betting persisted and bookmakers profited. Winners included Bob Sutherland Podiga Jack Rose Crochet India Rubber and Mary Stone with close finishes and near-farce conditions in the two mile event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brighton Beach
Bob Sutherland
Podiga
Jack Rose
Alcalde
Common Sense
Bergen
Billy Lakeland
Crochet
India Rubber
Long Dance
Mineral
George W
Theo
Stone
Zampest
Maury Stone
Ave
Bobb Sutherland
Daisy Woodruff
Tioga
Philanthropist
Willie McAuliffe
Farton Irochet
Keyest
Brol
Xone
Elia
Witod
Wipping
Inggallop
Tame
Mary Stone
Foxford
Tol
Monmouth Park pools sold for upcoming racing card
Special report from Louisville records pools sold tonight for Monday at Monmouth Park. Bets listed across six races including outer course and straight bets with several named horses, weights, and payouts noted for each event.
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Louisville
Moes
Monmouth Park
Strephon
Sentina
St Prese
Picksocket
Racelanielma
Roxsell
Ge Kieer
Parvenne Fis
Yorkville Belle
Renle Ice
Hernfon
Plebman
Hebecca Rowlath
Opagino
Seoulie
Moyne Gelding
Partan
Volunteer
McCormick
Joe Kelly
Bordeaux
Vermen
Queenie Tr
English Tandem Records at Herne Hill Track
J Wass and C E Newland set tandem records at Herne Hill from 25 to 40 miles using new appendage times. Harvey Noble the trotting stallion owned by W S Kirby & Co died of heart disease in Grand Rapids. Noble had a 2173¢ record and was valued at £30000. Rochester races were postponed at the Grand Circuit meet in Rochester, New York.
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J. Wass
C. E. Newland
Inehohwe
Herne Hill
Ridin
Miles
H. M
Cereseses Sovee
Strerses
Derrorr
Grand Rapids
Mich
Harvey Noble
W. 8. Kirby & Co
Galesburc
Trotting Meet Draws 3000 as Oakley Track Holds Up
Crncinwati August 12 The Queen City Driving Club at Oakley hosts trotting races with 3000 in consolation purses. First race yields Billy Parks declared winner on fouling. Silicon tops 2 year olds. Time records incomplete. Other races listed with names like Notre Dame Stamping Ground Patina and Lotte Lorine among entrants.
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Crncinwati
Moes
Queen City
Oakley
Billy Parks
Charley Smith
Freeland
Periwinkle
Celella
Silicon
Notre Dame
Patina Uate Salle
Oldiers
Paseie
Hen Wallace
Eens
Ted
Racing spree on heavy track at Sanatogn with tight finishes
Races ran on a slick track. Tactician won the five furlongs divided heat while Jet Hell Gate led in the one mile event. Badge captured seven-eighths of a mile, Gambier prevailed at a mile and an eighth, Buisen won at one mile, and a dead heat for third occurred between Saunterer and King Crab.
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Sanatogn
N. Y
Tactician
Prince Howard
King Hazem
Bykeston
Jet Hell Gate
Gallado
Torth de Cio
Logan
Sto
Gambier
Amenue
Sporteman
Buisen
Huron
Saunterer
King Crab
Busteed
Von
Iby
Tringle
Jay Fie
Swimming records in dispute in Atlantic Association
The Atlantic Association faces a controversy over Arthur Fenney Kenney’s 100 yard and one mile marks from the recent championship. William B. Curtis doubts the mile time citing unofficial timing and weather, while Philadelphia Club officials defend Kenney’s record as fair and expect a repeat at the August championship under official scrutiny.
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Arthur Thomas Fenney
Atlantic Association
New York
William B. Curtis
Kenney
Philadelphia
Curtis
Moorhead Wins Latrobe Tennis Singles After Tough Final
In Latrobe on August 13 the Latrobe Tennis Club completed the singles final. Moorhead of Pittsburg defeated Pier of Pittsburg in a five set match 7-5 in the fifth after a tight battle. The doubles are to be decided tomorrow.
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Moorhead
Pittsburg
Larnosg
Latrobe Tennis Club
Messrs. Moorhead and
Pier
American Champion McCusker Eyes Nuttall Match in England
Lowell Massachusetts one mile champion James L. McCusker arrived in England to size up British wonder Joey Nuttall and proposed a match. He favored a one mile indoor contest but noted rough water and suggested Leavitt of Boston could beat Nuttall in open water with American training as a possibility.
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Nuttall
Leavitt
Boston
America
Sam
States
Duffey Named Referee for Olympic Club Boxing Matches
In New Orleans on August 12 Prof John Duffey is reportedly chosen by the Olympic Club as referee for three glove contests on September 5 6 and a third date. Dizon arrived and is under the care of prominent colored people amid promises of fair play despite warnings from the North. Jack Haviin and Som O'Rourke accompany him, all confident of victory. Dixon weighs 1/8 pounds and plans strength training before Biloxi departure tomorrow for training there.
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New Orleans
John Duffey
Olympic Club
Dizon
Jack Haviin
Som O'Rourke
Dixon
Biloxi
Cleveland Athletic Club fold meeting results
The A A A entries show J B McKenngn winning running high and broad jumps hop step and jump 120 hurdles and shot put. KE Paul competes in 100 yard dash running and jumps and both hurdles. A C McElveen runs 22 and 440 yard races. A W Haley handles 90 yard event and Breading Speer pole.
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Cleveland Athletic Club
J. B. McKenngn
KE. V. Paul
A. C. McElveen
Van Heest Backed in Wisconsin Before California Fight
Johnny Van Heest remains in Ashland Wisconsin and will not travel to California to face Sol Smith. George Clarke his backer will attend the Dixon Skelly bout and challenge the victor for Van Heest. Clarke expects Dixon to win and will back Van Heest for two thousand five hundred dollars against the champion. A meeting of football players is planned for the Pittsburg Association Football Club.
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Chicago
Johnny van Heest
Ashland
Wis
California
Sol Smith
George 4. Clarke
Dixon-Skelly
van Heest
Clarke
Dixon
Weather Report Indicates Cooling Front and Mixed Conditions
The storm center moves from Alberta to Manitoba with reduced energy while Maine’s center departs south of New England. Temperatures fall below normal from the Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic coast, rise in the Rockies, and rain falls in New York and New England with unsettled northeast winds.
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Alberta
Manitoba
Maine
New England
Atlantic Coast
East Gulf States
Upper Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountains
Plateau
New York
Catarrh of Stomach and Digestive Relief Explained
A discussion of chronic stomach catarrh cites gastric juice production and diseased mucous lining as causes of poor digestion. It links indigestion to gases, weight, bloating, and fainting feelings, noting relief through the Copeland Hall and Byers treatment method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs. Copeland
Bright
Copeland
Halli
Byers
Michigan Athletic Association Seeks Pittaburcers Game
Secretary Harry Woods reports a Detroit based Michigan Athletic Association football team requests a September 19 game at George Tann's hotel. A meeting this evening will decide on the offer and all members are urged to attend.
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George Tann
Harry Woods
Michigan Athletic Association
Detroit
Buckwalter Wins State Shooting Title at Pennsylvanias
August 12 report from Arapina states Charles Buckwalter Royere ford killed 15 straight birds at the state shooting match. He earned a 200 medal and captured the local championship of Pennsylvania.
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Arapina
Charles Buckwalter Royereford
Pennsylvanis
Race track threats and racing notes from New Jersey and beyond
Morris Island in Bordentown New Jersey is sold to Andrew Coachran of Trenton who warned of a race track. A London cable reports bets totaling 7000 pounds for an August 2 contest. Other items note St Florian's case deemed hopeless, breeding plans for a colt, Bright versus George Washington negotiations, and racing updates from Louisville Lexington and Latonia. The St Louis Jocker Club plans a 100 day season starting April with clashes against several tracks. A prominent match between White Day and Tommy Conneff stirs amateur interest, plus cross country and flat racing plans and the Buffalo Yacht Club Lake Erie cruise ending in Cleveland with a major regatta.
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Morris Island
Bordentown
WN. J
Andrew Coachran
Trenton
London
Pritchard
Wrnodham Walden
Middleburg
Charles Bright
George Washington
Bright
B. J. Treacy
Lexington
Ella Shipman
Semper Rex
Heron
Wandswouth
Louisville
Arenes Ee Siance
Tris
St. Louis
Licely
White Day
Tommy Conneff
Witte Day
New Jersey Athletic Club
Amny Counetm
E. C. Carter
Tle
England
Buffalo Yacht Club
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Lake and Straits Racing Association
Cleveland Club
River News and Notes Louisville Items in Aug 12 Dispatch
Special telegrams report river conditions and boat movements. Louisville notes show water levels on falls and canal, with clear pleasant weather and slow fall. Vessels Grace Morris and others voyage between Leavenworth Cincinnati and Kentucky river, with various river gauges listed for Allegheny Pittsburgh Wheeling and neighboring towns.
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Louisville
Grace Morris
Leavenworth Ceres
Cinelnrath
Beee
Carrollton
Ke Kanawh
Ev Rhea
Kentucky River
Falls City
Echors From the Levee and River News Update
Traffic at the wharf is slow with notes of shippers and steamers. The City of Pittsburg and Eugene ran upriver while dredging efforts near French Island and Caseyville continue. Water levels fluctuated at the dam and a new boiler installation is reported at Acorn.
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Tae Acorn
Davis Dam
Tae A.J
Mason
Jeferson City
Tae J. M. Gusky
Cartain J. Pink Coxro
Agen
Anchor Steamship Line
James G. Blaine
Morgantown
Groves McCo
Novan
Blatt’s Grove
Fifth Avenue
Cincinnati
Evaneville
Thio River Commission
French Island
Caseyville
Chamber of Men
Water Street
Remarkable Recovery After Nasal Catarrh Treatment
A patient describes severe catarrh of the stomach head and throat with headaches and weight loss. After visiting Draland Hall and Byers the patient reports disappearance of catarrh restored digestion improved sleep and increased strength and weight returning a relish for food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draland, Hall and Byers
Lieri
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