Phillies Rally In Thrilling Victory Over Pirates
Baldwin pitched brilliantly as Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 6 4 to clinch a three game series win. Mil ler, Myers and Corkhill contributed key plays while Delahanty and Thompson starred in fielding, with Kirby and Brown aiding the rally in the sixth. Attendance 8,957 as the crowd roared at the end.
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Corkbill
Delahanty
Rietbauer
Pirates
Carroll
Delahenty
Emerall
Mayer
Currell
Corkill
Myers
Gurrellee
Paldwin
Myer
Corkhill
Sthindle
Brown
Reilly
Meyers Screaeher
Eeper Strackeit
Hamilton Wie Ierew
Blertaeer
Pittsburgs
Miller
Revit Teervten
Merlbaner Hy Sipedic
Cork
Thornton
Pittburg
Vadell
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Delehanty
Peti Garage
Banton
Sitgert
Beck
Phillies
Hamilton
Hanson
Lements
Themypron
Poor Brooklyns Fall Short in Tame Tilt with Chicago
The Bridegrooms failed to play fast and trailed the Chicago club in a low effort game. Box score details show scattered contributions from McKay, Anwon, and Worthen as Chicago won decisively.
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Brooklyns
Anwon
New York
Chicagos
Gieats and Boils End In Drawname Ties
In New York on August 14 the Tedsys game produced a 4 4 draw as darkness interrupted play.
Anson to Visit City With Chicago Team This Week
After a disastrous trip the local ball club returns home today. Tomorrow the famed Chicago team led by Anson visits, Delhi fearing the Sluggers may upset them. Dory Harrington pushes for Frank Ward to sign with Pittsburgh, with other local changes noted.
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Chicago
Anson
Dorry Harrington
Ward
Pitsburg
Tonorrow
Sehriver
Von der Ahe Denies Cincinnati Move to Milwaukee
In St Louis Aug 15 Kelly and the Cinck neti aggregation arrived for a series with the Browns. President Von der Ahe told an Associated Press reporter Cincinnati will not move, staying where it is. His firm statement counters transfer rumors.
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Kelly
Cinckneti
Browns
von der Ahe
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Boasilent
Porkopelis Club
Milwaukee club chief arrives to discuss American Association franchise
President H B Gillette of Milwaukee arrived in St Louis for talks with President Von der Abe on securing a franchise in the American Association. The Louisville club is for sale and Gillette hopes to have a final decision by tonight or tomorrow morning.
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St. Lorm
H. B. Gillette
Milwaukee
St. Louis
von der Abe
Mr. Gillette
American Association
J. von der Abe
Louisville
Gillette
Western Association to Decide Season at One Meeting
Aug 1 report from Missearonis states acting president E A Krriuthoff has issued a call for a meeting at the West Hotel Monday with representatives from seven remaining clubs. The purpose is to determine if the Western Association will play out the season or fold the league.
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Ote
Serson
Ward
Connor
Hichardau
Sid
Barnie
Martiinert
Cleveland
Fasig
Brown Hal
Hal Pointer
Fa Aald
Tennessee
Defeat Causes Uproar as Pittsburg Club Seeks Outfield Fix
Mefrunnigly cites weak outfield as the season’s cause after three straight Phillies losses. Mayer is to join the lineup in center, replacing Rei, with changes planned and President O Neill accusing Wright of misrepresenting Mayer’s status. A tense dispute over Mayer’s contract and future looms as the club intensifies effort to strengthen the team.
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Sproval
Apherais
Phillies
Mefrunnigie
Pittsburg
Outielders
Mayer
Rei
Ynotl
McGunnigly
O'Neil
Todn Saute
Wright
Derig ci
Berggerite Team Triumphs in County League Match
An exciting Wilkinsburg vs Bridgeville County League game at Brushton cricket grounds drew good attendance. Swiftend Miller starred for Wilkinsburg, with Callahan impressing for Bridgeville as the teams battled to a close finish. Final score Wilkinsburg 28, Bridgeville 8.
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Kinshburg
Brushton Cricket Grounds
Wilkinsburg
Bridgeville
Swiftend Miller
Callahan
Bridgevilles
Climax Team Defeated by East End Gyms in Season battle
In a crowded arena the East End Gyms beat the Climax squad after steady pitching by Hemphill and Thompson. Highlights include Yris sari’s sensational catch and strong infield play, with Jahison absent for Climax and Minehart delivering solid fielding.
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Climax
East End
Hemphill
Thompson
Yrissari
Feld
Jahison
Minehart
Matt Thompson
California Athletic Club light-weight tournament results
The California Athletic Club light-weight tournament in San Francisco finished four rounds with Dilly Casey defeating John Jones and Bob Baker beating Charlie Rochette. Bob Kane defeated Ed Rooney and Fred Cole over Lack Ennis. Casey then beat Kane and Baker beat Cole. The final for 300 will be August 28 between Casey and Baker.
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California Athletic Club
Dilly Casey
John Jones
Portland
Bob Baker
Australia
Charlie Rochette
Bob Kane
Ed. Rooney
Fred Cole
Boston
Lack Ennis
Casey
Kane
Baker
Cole
Mansfield Wins After Tarentum Walks Off Ground
Five minutes before resume play Tarentum walked off the grounds and the game was awarded to Mansfield 9 to 0. Gardiner pitched for Mansfield with Wagner McKeever and Allen batting three hits each. Batteries Mansfield Gardiner Lovell Tarentum Cameron Wilson. Hits Mansfield 10 Tarentum 7 Errors Mansfield 0 Tarentum 5.
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Gardiner
Wagner
McKeever
Allen
Mansfelds
Lovell
Tarentum
Cameron
Wilson
California Nine Beats Morgantown In West Virginia Exhibition
Special telegram reports Morgantown West Virginia August 15 California Pennsylvani a nine defeated the home club 4 to 4 in a tight game witnessed by about seven hundred fans and escorted by the Jolly Brothers steamer. Gallagher allowed seven strikeouts while Kiger gave one base on balls. Batteries Kiger Hayes Gallagher Humphries. Time of game one hour and sixteen minutes.
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Wilkinsburg
Bridgeville
Blackstock
Callahan
McElror
Smink
Haller
Tin
A. Swift
Unaselsted
Monoastown
W. Va
Aig
California
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the Diamond
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Meeps
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Cal Sored
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Lin
Evans
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Pennsylaaia
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Ete
Wellsburg and Beaver Duo Delivers Doubleheader Drama
In Wettsaree West Virginia Wellsburg and Beaver split a doubleheader. The first game lacked a catcher for Wellsburg but saw solid pitching from both sides with final scores 4 to 6 in favor of Beaver. The second game extended innings. Williams started for Wellsburg then Paden, while Kohn pitched for Beaver as the visitors won 5 to 4.
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Inings
Williams
Paden
Kohn
Beaver
Welleburgs
Weltsbars
Rosea
Beave
Weile
Weltsburg
Willlaws
Feetera
Kohn and Kuhn
Jeannette Greys Defeated by Local Club at Pastime Park
Report from Scottdale dated August 14 notes the Jeannette Greys were defeated by a local club at Pastime Park. Fielding highlights go to Buttemore McCormick Ryan and Diets with Cowan and apeanit newt. Two-base hits credited to Wilhelo Copeland and others as the straight-out Greys did not play.
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Scottpatt
Jeannette Greys
Pastime Park
Scottdale
Buttemore
McCormick
Ryan
Diets
Scothale
Cowan
Apeanit
Wilbrim Nant
Haley
Hite
Wilhelo
Copeland
Jeaninette
Greensburg
Eclipse Clinch Ohio Valley League Title Run
The Eclipse secured a likely league championship with a decisive win as Young dominated on the mound and the Eclipse bats exploded. Attendance was light at Isville, while Red Lions and others posted scattered results. Roark and O Brien produced three-base hits, and Young fanned seven across seven innings.
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East Liverroo
Eclipse
Young
Ecpse
Smith
E Young
Maxwell
Isville
Red Lions
Eeliper
Ted Lions
Lions
Stains
Carrie
Manion
Roark
O'Brien
Hanlon
Smith and Buchannon
Our Boys Defeat Athletics In Tight 5 2 Victory
Special telegram from Jouxstons reports one of the season’s best games. The Our Boys of Pittsburg beat the Athletics of this city 5 to 2 after a hard battle. Only one error by the home team, while the visitors had three. Battery work was the game’s highlight.
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Jouxstons
Our Boys
Pittsburg
Athletics
Weesers Defeat Southside Athletics 16 to WL
Special telegram from Bettes reports the N. T. Weesers won a close contest this afternoon over the Southside Athletics by 16 to WL. Batteries were Wessers Fisher and O'Brien for the Weesers and Paim and Dougherty for the Athletics.
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Bettes
N. T. Weesers
Southside Athletics
Wessers
Fisher
O'Brien
Athletics
Paim
Dougherty
Water Races at Detroit Northwestern Rowing Regatta Day
The last day of the Northwestern Amateur Rowing Association regatta drew the largest crowd of the week. Detroit crews competed against St. Louis Modocs and Toronto Sunnysides with varied results. Final events included senior pairs, scullers, senior four, double sculls, and the ten oared barge race with Detroit and Wolverines prominent in several heats.
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Demnorr
Detroit Crew
Modocs
St. Louis
Detroit
F. Gastreich
Secranes
St. Jaouls
Dorman
Wolverines
Wrandottes
Motocs
Double Soul
Raysites
Toroto
Catlins
Chicago
Manhattan
New York
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Grand Rapids
Catlins m
Jaysides
Baysides
Owashunong
Tecumseh
Waleeeviltes
Wolverine Boats
No. 1
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Wolverines No
Wolverines Now
Wolverine No. x
County League pennant contest shows uneven interest
The Gyus are seen as likely champions while competition for other spots remains tight. The Sabie column lists team standings up to date, highlighting who leads and who trails as the pennant race continues.
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Maee
Chicaros
Philadelphia
Clevelands
Tallenders
Gyus
Tesins
Tarentums and Mansfields in a tangle after tight inning
The Mansfield versus Tarentum game ended in a quarrel after a ninth inning was close at 5 to. In the tenth, Mansfield scored but an umpire decision sparked a 20 minute wrangle before Umpire Shutte ruled for the Tarentums.
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Mansfield
Tarentum
Mansfields
Tarentums
Shutte
The J C Kellys Beat Arlington in Close Baseball
The J C Kellys defeated Arlington by 22 to 3 as local baseball action continues. Matches include Acmes of Allegheny beating Young Americans 19 to 7 and Leechburgs defeating Freeport with a forfeit.
New Castle Sports Day Delivers Upset Finish Amid Claims
The New Castle Cricket and Athletic Association held its annual sports amid a crowded crowd and a poor track. Pittsburg runner Jack Boree won the 10 yard mile while William Bredin faltered near the finish and was ruled foul as Harry Fry claimed the one mile handicap. William Schulliff took the cricket ball event and Thomas Cottrell won the football rack, with locals and visitors contending for prize money throughout.
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New Castle
Aug. i
William Bredin
Bredin
Fnally
Iarry Fry
Rorchester
C. G. Keenan
Pittsburg
William Schulliff
Thomas Cottrell
New Castre
County fair planned by Sewickley Athletes this Friday
The Sewickley Athletic Association announces a county fair on Friday the 21st with a lengthy programme of contests. The event lists committees, names of participants, races from rope climbing to donkey race, high jump and hurdles, and a supper and tournament in the evening.
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Sewickley Athletic Association
Irene McVey
Elizabeth Dickson
Hubert J. Cunningham
Frank M. Hutchinson
David R. Warden
George C. Hutchinson
Joseph W. Craig
Sophia T. White
Rose
John Eaeird H. Christy
Walter C
Rain Turns Morris Park Track Into Mud Hole
New York August 11 track at Morris Park became a muddy field after a heavy shower before racing. M F Dwyer plans to send Kingston to Chicago for a Garfield track special with Hamilton to ride. Several horses and trainers are listed with results from each race, including Annie, Arab, Candellora, Alonzo, Patrimony, Tillie, Nerromaney, Fair Play, Rollway, Terrifier, English Lady, Kildeer, Reekon, Riot, Lizzie, Daisy Woodruff, Walcot, Lancelot, Tarquin, Cynosure, and Punster, with times and placements noted.
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Morris Park
M. F. Dwyer
Kington
Chicago
Garfield Track
Hamilton
Tenny
J. Pulsifier
Ado Bine
Ko Annie
Salah
Arab
Arab Secon
Candellara
Alonzo
Patrhnony
Alrpingt
Kilkeonmy
Tillie
Nerromaney LA
Sir Artima
Fair Play
Ufo
Alonso
Patrimony
Anna GB
Thin
Terrifier
Pagan
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Castalle
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Kildeer
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Reekon
Shipmate
Setheee
Slipmate
Riot
Peter
Cynosure
Uler
Panes Mcouae
Punster
Chicago Hosts Grand Garfield Park Stakes Races
Chicago becomes a premier racing center with Hawthorne and Garfield Park thriving. Free admission at Hawthorne draws crowds while Garfield Park boasts modern facilities. A big stakes event is planned for Saturday with sensational national contenders expected to race.
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Chicago
Hawthorne
Corrigan
Grinfield Park
Garfield Park
New York
Stallion Nelson Distinguishes Himself at Independence
The report from Independence Iowa notes Stallion Nelson achieving a distinguished performance this afternoon in Isperespence Illinois, on August 1.
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Nelson
Independence
Isperespence
Nelson the Stallion Sets One Mile Pace Fast
The stallion Nelson trotted a mile in 2 10 flat on a calm perfect day with a smooth track. He was accompanied by a runner and the quarters were not timed. Nelson will start again at his present record August 26 if the weather stays favorable.
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Nelson
Independence Pace Duer Declines San Francisco Challenge
C W Williams of Independence declines a Pacific Coast Trotting Horse Breeders' Association offer to enter Allerton in a $10,000 free-for-all from Stamboul and Palo Alto in San Francisco no earlier than October. He will instead invite Nelson Stamboul or Palo Alto to meet Allerton in Independence for $10,000 to the winner with expenses covered.
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Independence
Pacific Coast Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
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Stamboul
Palo Alto
San Francisco
Williams
Nelson
Garfield Park Race Results Include Wide Mix of Winners
At Garfield Park Aug 15, seven races completed. Pilgrim won the first race over Governor Ross and The Kaleer placed second and third respectively in subsequent events with Tom Kart, Lorenzo, Tamblen, Lake View and others among the noted finishers. Time figures given for several sprints.
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Onatr
Pilgrim
Governor Ross
Reseul
Kaleer
Boro
Thine
Tom Kart Tee van Buren
Miss Mary
Lorenzo
Marianwend
Bonnie Byrd
Tamblen Sati Goldstone
Amatrifia
Lake View
Hawthorne Races At Crrcaco Summary
At Crrcaco Hawthorne meeting on Aug 16 Matilda won the six furlong opener with Minnie Coe second and Blaze Duke third in 1 17. Joseph Carter captured the mile and 70 yards race with Harry Ray second and Labold third in 14. Nero meneva led the handicap as Lake took second and Mises Hawking third. Iveanhee won the six furlongs with Lisle Gwynne second and Live D third in 117.
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Matilda
Minnie Coe
Blaze Duke
Joseph Carter
Harry Ray
Labold
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Mises Hawking
Iveanhee
Lisle Gwynne
Live D
Thine
River News and Notes from Louisville Aug 8
Weather dull and cloudy as river levels fall. The Kanawha will resume trade Tuesday with vessels Fleetwood and Theodore Sherley departing for Cincinnati and Carrollton. River traffic includes the John Fowler laid up and boats reaching St Louis and Evansville, with barges Henry Lourey and others in tow. Local rumors mention the Scotia tied due to low water and boats James G Blaine Germania Morgantown service, plus Saturday excursion crowds and the Little Bary ledge leaving Kanawha tomorrow.
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Louisville
Aug
Dick Jour
Bright
Bie Kanawha
Lotisville
Madison
Carrollton
Fleetwood
Cincinnati
Dames Athrie
Evansville
Theodore Sherley
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Germania
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Here
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Saratoga Racing Association Stock Sold for 250000
Samarooa New York August 14 The sale of 90 percent of the Saratoga Racing Association stock to the Hudson County Jockey Club is completed. The track and grounds will transfer at the close of the current race meeting. Valuation set at 250000.
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N. Y
Saratoga Racing Association
Hudson County Jockey Cb
Henry Auction Co
Aulé- Auctioneers
Local track challenges posted for half mile races
The office received challenges for a half mile race with stakes of 80 a side between G Shiughnessy and Joseph Foster and another between Joseph Love and James er and Tace for 100 or 200 a side. Respondents may arrange these matches at the office.
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G. Shiughnessy
Joseph Foster
Joseph Love
James Er & Tace
Nichols wins W-yard sprint handicap at Monongahela City
Thomas Nichols claimed victory in the W-yard sprint handicap at Monongahela City yesterday with a 16 yard head start from Lehman and Malarky. In a separate match race Herbert Burton beat Pucky who carried a 2 yard start in a 100 yard race. Barton attracted betting at 10 to 1.
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Monongahela City
Lehman
Malarky
Herbert Burton
Pucky
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Anson and his gallants receive welcome in Philadelphia
General sport notes report Anson and his gallants due for a warm reception in Philadelphia tomorrow. The column mentions racing, batting leaders, injuries, Derby entries, and upcoming matches, with names like McClelland, Priddy, Carroll, and Ward among others.
Remarkable Recovery of Hearing Through Electricity
Port Perry resident Thomas McGreevey credits the Electropathic Institute in Pittsburgh with curing years of catarrh and deafness. He describes severe symptoms, failed prior treatments, and a complete restoration of health enabling him to resume work as a railroad brakeman.
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Port Perry
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Electropathic Institute
Peon Avenue
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Remarkable Recovery of Ira Sankey Relative
Mrs. M A Sankey aunt of the evangelist Ira Sankey recalls years of constant pain and futile medical visits. She says electrical treatment at Electropatite Institute finally relieved her condition after residing at 15 Lacock Street Allegheny.
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Electropatite Institute
Pennsvenne
M. A. Sankey
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