Pirates Triumph Over Quakers in Phillies Exhibition
Silver King led Palmer Neil's pirates and impressed with skill before being benched after five innings. The Phillies, led by Gl eason and Mayer, rallied in the eighth. Delahanty and Thompson drove in runs as Philadelphia edged ahead then held on for the win. Mixed fielding and costly plays marked the game with several errors and notable baserunning miscues.
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Len Rierbaner
Beacie Hamilton
Phillies
Ecoring
King
Gleason
Pittsbarts
Tielding Wesclerre
Rau
Clements
Myers
Io Wetter
Mayer
Carroll
Giants Top Cincimatics After Well Played Game
New York defeated Cincinnati after an even contest. Connor hit a three-bagger and Whistler a home run, contributing two runs and the decisive scoring aided by Glasscock’s single. Attendance and final score not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Giants
Cincimatics
Connor
Glasscock
Whistler
Brooklyn Beats Chicago Leaders in Exhibition Game
The Brooklyn team easily defeats Chicago leaders in an exhibition clash, with Basil ahead on offense and Luby erratic while Nicol pitched in the third inning. Attendance 2515. Final score figures and player notes listed, detailing hits, errors, and bases on balls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Anson
Chicago
New Yeak
Chicagos
Basil
Luby
Nicol
Rumors Swirl Around Cincinnati Association Club Disbandment
Reports claim the Cincinnati Association Club faces possible disbandment though manager Bancroft denies orders to disband and says he must travel to St. Louis with his team. Telegrams at the Dennison House reference Mr Gillette of the Milwaukee Club and hints of hidden negotiations involving Von der Ahe and Brush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciscinnati
Cincinnati Association
Bancroft
St. Louis
Dennison
Gillett
Milwaukee
Gillette
Louisville
von der Ahe
Brush
Westervelt Invited to Pitch Season for Englewood Club
Westervelt of the Englewood Field Club has been invited to finish the Amateur League season for 1,000 dollars and a 3.00 dollar offer for next year if satisfactory. At about 22 years old, the promising pitcher has repeatedly impressed New York batters at the Polo Grounds with his speed and control, leading management to expect his value will grow.
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New York
Westervelt
Englewood Field
Polo Grounds
Westerreit
Fred Carrolls
A. McMahon
John von der Ane
Pridons
Lim
Pittsburg
Association
Nicclee Geener En Jong
Wouter
Smmer
MtTaiz
Bart
Jim
Ewnne
McQuaid
Lynch
Tarentums
Manafields
Gardiper
Lovell
Madden
Herdic
Pease
MicHart Dwyen
Kingston
Horace
Banquet
Chicago
Toredargston
Garfield
Eine
Assox
Wetcester
Anson
Ewing
Ford
New Inventors
New Haven
Providence
Albany
Burnham
Tursay
Cincinnati Club to Continue Regular Schedule This Season
President Von der Ahe announced that the Cincinnati club will not be disbanded and will finish the season on its regular schedule. A temporary arrangement at Louisville favors this outcome, while Milwaukee would join the American Association only as a ninth club and would not play unless another franchise surrenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
von der Ahe
Cincinnati
Louisville
Milwaukee
Providence May Also Go
Providence Baseball Club faces possible dissolution after Eastern Association funds shortfall. Umpire Cheney received a telegram from President White stating the league cannot meet the club payroll. Players may continue cooperatively, but success is unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Baseball Club
Cheney
White
Eastern Association
Americans to Meet Girard Club in Money Match
Yorkestons Aug 14 The Americans and the Girard club will play here tomorrow for 20 dollars and the gate receipts. In the first two weeks the Girard team defeated the Americans 4 to 2. A large amount of money is being wagered on tomorrow's game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Yorkestons
Girard Club
Girard
Puma
Our Boys Lose to Athletics in Pittsburg Telegraphed Game
A telegram from Aus reports Our Boys of Pittsburg lost to the Athletics by 4 to 0 in a game this afternoon. A return match is scheduled for tomorrow. Separately the City Hall clerks defeated the policemen by a close score of 8 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jouxe Trons
Aus. l
Our Boys
Pittsburg
Athletics
New York Girls Defeat Graves Team 9 to 2 in Afternoon Match
The Girls of New York defeated Graves 9 to 2 in a plum afternoon game. Spectators were few with about six percent of capacity in attendance.
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Aug. W
New York
Rain postpones all New York and Pennsylvania League games
A special telegram from Bnavrory reports rain across the district causing all games in the New York and Pennsylvania League to be postponed today. The Dispatch previews weekly sporting events in tomorrow's edition.
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Tite Dispatch
Bnavrory
New York
Pennsylvania
Baslcball
the Dispatch
Poisoned by a stale melon in Greensburg case
In Greensburg August 14 the poisoning charges against Mrs Nichols over the Morris child were not pursued. Doctor Grace testified arsenical poisoning, but evidence showed the girl ate watermelon cut three days earlier and other physicians say stale fruit caused the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensowns
Loss of American brig Achar near Tuxpan
The American brig Achar ran aground off Tuxpan in Vera Cruz state and was a complete loss. The entire crew was saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Or
Mexico
Achar
Tuxpan
Vera Cruz
Brilliant finish crowns grand circuit meet at racing park
Rochester reporters describe a dramatic free-for-all trot featuring Rosalind Wilkes and McDoel as the finale to a rain affected grand circuit. Playboy leads early heat but Rosalind Wilkes wins in a tight finish with Turner and Doble in pursuit. The meet closes a week of strong racing before moves to Hampden Park next Tuesday.
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Rochester
Rosalind Wilkes
McDoel
Ryland
Guy
Stewart
Playboy
Dave Wilson
Frglemnan
Bdierinss
Rem St
Hamlin
Almont
Frank F Nutting King
Captain Lyons
Glperria
Fugieman
Dibs
Ve Wilson
McDoeel
Alvin
Turner
MecDoel
Fater
MccDoel
Conn
McPeeter
Frank Dortelt
Itsvecsesereseensnerses dl
Florence G. Srscaseessterestaessescersens
C. J. Hamlin
Belle Hamlin
Justina
New England
Hampden Park
Springfield
Mass
General Jackson questions Huron Futurity declaration
General W. W. Jackson of Belle Meade Stock Farm visited Jerome Park and challenged the claim that Huron, owned by Ed Corrigan, was declared out of the Futurity Stakes. Jackson said only Corrigan could authorize such a declaration and vowed to investigate who was responsible if it occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. W. Jackson
Belle Meade Stock Farm
Nashville
Tenn
Jerome Park
Huron
Ed Corrigan
Coney Island Jockey Club
Corrigan
Belle Meade
Gener Jackson
Corrin
General Jackson
West Chester race entries list for tomorrow’s card
Schedules the West Chester program with entrants across six races including horses such as Mecken Kil deer and Shipmate and stakes like the West End hotel stakes. Numerous stables are named including Morris and Alonzo with a wide field of contenders and handicaps noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TITE
West Chester
Thwarters Headleap
Btridvaway
Meriden
Wit Izzie
Alrshalt
Pouemony
Resrinney
Lanptakne
Bangart
Terriver
Riot
Kirstem
Prather
Beansey
Lire
Peter &. Siath
Thuarters
St. Cynostre
Mr Lancolet
Peinwood
Dim Clan
Walcot
Targnin
Fauster Dr
Daisy Woo
Winners at Satatoga Sanatooa Aug H
Weather was threatening yet pleasant as the Saratoga track played host to a racing card. Results show multiple races with horses Bermuda Palestine Redfellow Castaway and others placing, and betting odds listed for each event.
Horse Racing Results from ChicaGo Track August 14
Five furlongs winner Nihil with Sallie Taylor and Patti Rosa crowding the top three. Second race over a mile plus saw Carus Patricke prevail with Hueneme and Thine following. Third race covered a mile and one quarter with bandica Sungerrearst first Insolence second Ell third. Time noted for several races with Maud Bo Roth and Kismet among the places. Later mention of Keersie An Offer From Williams and Inpersprence with Aug 44 date in Ia.
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ChicaGo
Nihil
Sallie Taylor
Patti Rosa
Thine
Stamboul and Nelson Horse Race Offer Weighed
The Stamboul owner seeks a $2000 stake in California with Nelson’s horse allowed $5000 for expenses. Nelson’s owner offers to trot for any sum halfway between Maine and California. C W William offers Allerton stake at Kite track with $5000 expenses per horse. Stamboul’s response pending.
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Stamboul
Nelson
California
Maine
C. W William
Allerton
Garfield Park race results from Cutcaco fair
Races at Garfield Park show Blue Maid wins first race and Leap Blowom second. Ben Cox and Robin Hood dead heat in the one mile race with bets off. Jockey and owner ruled off after third race. Other event results include Orlie and Addie in the furlong, Aloha Pied Hopper second, Lea May and Langtry third in subsequent events.
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Cutcaco
Garfield Park
Blue Maid
Lemon Blowom
Leo
Ben Cox
Robin Hood
San Saba
Sg. Rau
Robie Hood
Ben
Orlie
Addie
Coliath
Earth Bratt
Tolles
Aloha Pied Hopper
Long Shore
Ivy
Reil Jonuste Cinenes
Doe 'T
Lea May
Langtry
Washington Infantry Field Day at Camp J Heros Foster Ohio
The Washington Infantry held a day of target practice and battalion drill at Camp J Heros Foster Ohio. After dress parade they staged a fireworks display and a mock battle on the lake front with music, recitations, songs, and kazoo band entertainment drawing about 400 visitors and many locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Heros Foster
Washington Infantry
Kuntz
Lew
VosKamp Harry
Genfusa
Roeder
Nielbaum
Ravenna
Kent
A Vance
Roaser
David Allen
al McEwan
Saltsburg Tennis Club Hosts Annual Tourney At Kiskiminetas
The Saltsburg Tennis Club opened its annual tourney at Kiskiminetas Springs with strong attendance and exciting matches. In Gentlemen's Singles D Barr defeated Rose 4 6 6 4, Kincaid beat Lyon 6 2 2 6, Reed defeated Painter 6 3 6 3, Kelly and Martin won their matches, and Wilson advanced by default. Second and third rounds completed with Barr, Reed, Painter, and McMasters shaping the field as finals loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saltsburg
Kiskiminetas Springs
Barr
Rose
Kincaid
Lyon
Eee
Ane
Reed
Zap
Painter
Harter
Kelly
Stewart
Martin
Meikvaler
Wilson
Kinter
Kincardt
Rely
McMasters
Wits
Hanlan Alleges St John Letter Proposed Fixed Races
At a regatta in Dernort Mica Aug 4 ex champion oarsman Edward Hanlan accused J A St John of offering to arrange boat races between Jake Gaudaur and Hanlan with Hanlan winning to create a profitable pot. Copies of the letters were sent to Garfield in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Association
Garfield
Amateur Rowing Association
Washington
Hanlan
St. John
Jake Gandaur
Fitzsimmons Pritchard Fight Offer In San Francisco
The Pacific Athletic Club of San Francisco offers a purse of 12500 dollars for a fee bout between Bob Fitzsimmons and Ted Pritchard the English middleweight champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific Athletic Club
Bob Fitzsimmons
Ted Pritchard
Rowers Confirm Plans for September Meet in New Westminster
Toronto Ost Ang M Hanlhan and OConnor have promised to row at New Westminster in September. They will leave Toronto on September 11.
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Toronto
Ost
Ang
M—Hanlhan
O'Connor
New Westminster
B. C
Baseball notes and racing chatter from city desk
A cluttered update covers pitchers, sprinters, and managers with lines on Inks Sheehan and Bucklet. It mentions Anson’s team drawing crowds, possible new pla yers for the Mansfield and Manafield clubs, and a discussion of Clemente catching Tim. Also noted are New Haven disbandment rumors, league meetings in New York, and Hal Porter’s racing record and early career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Sheehan
Bucklet
New Yorks
Anson
Fr. P. Grmuex
Broadway
New York
Ornal
Powder Explodes Killing Two Men in West Virginia
A violent blast in West Virginia claims two lives amid a spree of powder accidents. Investigators tie the event to heavy industrial activity and warn of further dangers in the area.
Gamblers Ordered Closed in McKersport Action
McKersport authorities move to shut down gambling dens along with speakeasies. The Mayor's order gained council backing to enforce the crackdown. Dens are to be pulled next week, with police promising further actions against all patrons and operators.
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McKerefront
Pittsburg
Jail Delivery Foiled by Deputies During Attempt
In Warrerainuns Aug 4 deputies thwarted a jailbreak at the jail. Prisoner Kirby held on a grocery burglary charge hid an exact wax impression of jail keys in his cell and outer door, planning a wholesale escape that night. The keys fit locks but were seized before any damage occurred.
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Warreranuns
Kirby
Eor
Skeleton Found in Slippery Rock Creek Cleft
Two local men discovering a complete skeleton ten feet below the surface in a rock cleft along Slippery Rock Creek near New Castle report the remains of a man who likely fell to his death. The county has recently yielded multiple skeletal finds, including a separate discovery in Perry township.
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Slippery Rock Creek
New Castix
Perry Township
William Wick
William Barrack
Smilies
Slippery Rock
Murderer Captured in Braddock House
Police arrest a Hungarian house occupant and Paul Clossick of Cleveland among others as a murder boast surfaces. Clossick reportedly admitted killing a man in Cleveland. he vanished tonight and companions corroborate the claim.
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Bravpock
Paul Clossick
Cleveland
Clossick
Patrophea
George Sabol
Union Men Held for Court on Livelihood Charge
In New Castle William McBride Robert Wait and David Wilson faced a morning hearing on charges they sought to deprive J. H. Johnston of his livlihood by firing him for working a non union laborer for a contractor. Each was held on 600 dollars bond.
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New Castle
Aug. M
William McBride
Robert Wait
David Wilson
J. H. Johnston
Columbus Grove Bank Robber Escapes After Hold Up
A young man matching the Columbus Grove bank robber’s description robbed a gambling house in Sam Wagner’s establishment at Dartes. He fled with revolvers drawn after refunding $195, with pursuit not attempted. A St Marys dispatch said the suspect is traced to Kenton and may be arrested within 21 hours.
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Dartes
Columbus Grove
Sam Wagner
Wagner
St. Mary‘s
Kenton
Boergnin
New Bremen
Rouble
Powder Mill Explodes Killing Two In West Virginia
At Kellogg near Huntington West Virginia the Kellogg Powder Company mill blast leveled three buildings and injured many workers. J W Roler and Timothy Cooney died late reported. John Justice and five others burned but hoped to recover. About 14 000 pounds of powder were stored in the affected structures.
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Hustrixotox
W. Va
Kellogg Powder Company
Kellogg
Ohio
Kellogg Company
J. W. Roler
Timothy Cooney
John Justice
Elloge Company
Pittsburg Wife Seeks Missing Husband in Greensburg
Mrs A C Isaacs of Pittsburg, widow of the late Greensburg Steel Works manager, seeks her husband who vanished after organizing a steel plant here. An investigation is under way as she accuses him of desertion. He is reportedly in Nevada under the alias W H Wock, attempting to start another steel venture.
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Greensmoro
A. C. Isaacs
Pittsburg
Greensburg Steel Works
Isaacs
Sfairs
Pss
Issacs
Ee Vu
W. H. Wock
Elizabeth Gans
Mrs. Gauss
Henry Gauss
Ctual Bussyess College
Sixth Avenue
Corner Wood Street
Business College
Day
Aps
M. J. Conner
J.hillips
Willan A. Golden
Oearies
Ae H A. Wooda
Mary Lea
Wife shoots husband in suspected jealousy dispute
Weer Barooewater Pennsylvania August 14 Mrs James Moore shot her husband through the right lung in a quarrel over a $2 task and alleged jealousy toward her sister who is receiving his attention. He was alive at noon and no charges were filed yet.
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Weer Barooewater
James Moore
Moore
Tornadoes and High Winds Hit Western Ohio Aug 14
A tornado passed northwest of Lima at 4 PM with strong winds and hail four inches deep in places. Beaver Dam and Rawson reported heavy hail and crop damage including unroofed barns. Ada suffered wind damage and crop losses as hail damaged corn. Henry Miller’s barn near Catro was struck by lightning and destroyed.
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Lima
Beaver Dam
Ada
Henry Miller
Catro
Campmeeting At Ridgeview Park Draws Large Attendance
The Ridgeview Park campmeeting opened with strong turnout as visitors arrive by every train. 125 cottages were nearly full with two remaining, and Rev D J Davis of Apollo preached to a large audience with D D Miller leading elder duties and inviting several prominent divines.
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Ridgeview Park
Rinseview Parn
Nee Er Miller
D.D
Blairsville
D. J. Davis
Apollo
One Hundred Miners Strike at Spring Hill Mine
One hundred miners at the Spring Hill coal mine above Turtle Creek quit work today in protest of the discharge of their duckweighman. The mine supplies coal to the Pennsylvania Railroad engines and continued action could cause serious inconvenience if the strike persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beappock
Spring Hill
Turtle Creek
Pennsylvania Railroad
Insane Wife Ida Ronect Commits Suicide in Barn
Aug 14 at Gray's Mills Mrs Ida Ronect wife of Frank Ronect hanged herself to barn rafters after weeks of suspected insanity. She had eluded guards last night leaving a husband and no children. The report notes other local items including mill work, water works reservoir, bank plans, and various accidents and crimes in surrounding areas.
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Franbury
Ida Ronect
Frank Ronect
Gray's Mills
River News and Notes from Wheeling and Nearby Ports
River depth at Wheeling 3 feet 9 inches and falling while parkersburg and Cincinnati report rising water. Smithfield street bridge shows 5 feet 8 inches with forecasted rain. Carpenter's Mexico letter previews Aztec-Japanese lineage comparison for tomorrow's Dispatch.
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Alleguexy Junction
Mougantows
Bhownsville
Warres
Wheeling—River
d—Allen
Parkersburg
Hudson
Cincinnai Berchelor
Pittsburg
Smithfield Street Bridge
Carpenter
Mexico
Coffee Market Roundup Passes Through Rio and New Orleans
Market notes show Rio de Janeiro trading firm to fair at 10c. New Orleans quotes mixed between ordinary and fair at 18,190 for the period. New York options drift with small changes, steady overall. totals include 15,200 across several futures like September, June, and December. Rio remains more active and lower with fair cargoes No.7 at 174 to 174c.
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Baltimore
Rio
New Orleans
New Youk
Iigiaic
The Drygoods Market Shows Steady Demand
The drygoods market at first hands displayed no special activity but there was a little more doing. Most orders were fair and the jobbing trade more active. Popular makes continue in fair request and are generally well sold up and steady in price.
Fires claim multiple buildings across regions
Yesterday and the night prior in Youngstown Hollidaysburg Alliance and nearby towns suffered major blazes. Losses ranged from 4 000 to 11 090 with several structures fully insured. A church fire at Braddock destroyed an Episcopal building. motives unclear amid storm conditions.
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Youngstown
Joseph Smith
Hollidaysburg
Clark Soap Company
Alliance
Mra
Julia M. Cubbison
Allegheny
Waynesburg
H. Maple
Wayne
Webster
Rutan
Caaniel Wilson
John Thompson
Madson
Gotnto
Wilson
Thompson
Hos
Braddock
Fifth Avenue
Tre
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General Baseball News
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Black Lick
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Conservatory of Music
Morrell Institute
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Ohio River
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Francis §Uu5
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Grongr W. Reiger
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Stonerville
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Oho
United States Weather Bureau
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Obie
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Alex Terry
Adam Jacobs
Morgantown
Tux
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Wheeling
Sixth Street Bridge
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Tutt
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D. Lewis
Patenta
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Nodelay
the People's Store
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Jere
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Ill
Estarl
ISHED
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GEO
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Algheny
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Federal
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