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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1889

Page

6

Pittsburg Triumph Over Cleveland In Tight Baseball Battle

In a high run game Pittsburg defeats Cleveland with Morris pitching well for six innings. Beckley and Fields homer for Pittsburg while Tebeau scores, and Mor ris confers caution. The tie Boston New York and Chicago Philadelphia results are noted with a strong Cleveland loss.

Pittsburg Clevelands Morris Fields Beckley Boston New York Chicago Philadelphia

Anson's Chicks Rally to Beat the Hoosiers

Chicago gains an easy win in Indianapolis as Boyle powers the attack while Gumbert struggles and Hoosier baserunning falters. Andrews opens with a first at bat and hits, Ryan, Van Haltren, and others contribute as Chicago advances. attendance about 1,200.

Indianapolis, Inc Chicagos Boyle Gumbert Hoosiers Andrews Sok Aoe Ivan Aeet Hines Ryan van Haltres Duffy Anen Ene Son Gam Cena Tlugscock van Haltren Balle Oyrens Strack Chicago Annastie

Phillies Cruise Past Washington as Casey Dominates Pitching

Philadelphia fires early, then seals the win behind Casey’s strong pitching. The Faikles hit hard and field sharply while a Haliman error helps clinch a 4 to 3 victory over Washington before 4432 at home.

Philadelphia Phillies Washington Casey Bhut Haliman Faikles

Boston Beats New Yorks In Close Ballpark Contest

A heated game today drew 18 088 spectators as Boston excelled in fielding and New Yorks battled at the plate. The home team led then tied in the seventh and eighth innings before the game was called on gas at the banks of Garkunes. Key players included Johnston Ewing and Tiernan with Whitney, Richardson, and Connor contributing. Time of game one hour forty nine minutes. Umpires McQuaid and Knight.

Cleveland Pittsburg Clevelands Morris Han Jon Bakely Rowe Beckley Tebean McKean Stricker Dunlap Kuenne Tebeau Bates Zimmer Tlanares Eee Sreschpea Pole Dee Pareem Gilks Heckley McAleer Hanlon Pittsburgs Cot | Morris Hakely Radford Ose Ae Gonceeusa Carroll Yorks Bostons New Yorks Mn Sab Gasmat of Garkunes Bowtoms Omh Johnston Minke Ber Ewing Tolen Brown Tiernan Whitney Richardson Tierman Connor Kelly Nash Stouthers Bennett Browero D. Fishardeen McQuaid Knight

President Youngs Questions Cleveland's Kick Decision

President Young today received a long letter from umpire Phil Powers detailing the Cleveland row during the New York series. He asserts McAleer did not touch the base and cites Snyder and others to defend Powers's call. Letters from others urge Powers removal, while some back him as a first class umpire for any league.

Hivaton Young Phil Powers Cleveland McAleer Charlie Snyder Nate Ee Powers Relian Sera Haners

Brooklyn Narrowly Beats Poor Colonels In Close Association Game

In a tight contest Brooklyn edged Louisville 17 to 15. Ehret pitched but was hit hard while Smith the amateur catcher started the loss. Lovett led Brooklyn in pitching briefly before Caruthers completed the game and Brooklyn mounted a late rally to secure the win.

Ehret Smith Louisvilles T. Lovett Brooklins Caruthers Lovett Brooklyn Louisville Weaver Stratton Hecker Sonmisvilles Tomney Y Osrathere Paseed balls—Smith Gamner

Keenan’s Dropped Game Highlights Cincinnati Errors

Cincinnati loses to Columbus largely due to Jim Keenan’s poor catching as Elmer Smith shines on the mound. Errors by Cincinnati and missed plays by Tabeon and Esterda key the loss with Columbus scoring twice to Cincinnati’s five.

Cincinnati Jim Keenan Columbus Elmer Smith Reds Tabeon Esterda Cincinnatie Cincinnatia Cotas Cincinnatis Goletsbes Marr Heenan Carpenter Connor

Great Races at Saratoga on a Dusty Track

The Saratoga track in N Y August 19 showed crowds and large fields as dust hindered viewing of horses. Objections arose over scratches while races named include Eight to Seven Benediction and Deer Lodge with various placings. Tomorrow's entries list horses such as Belle yints Belle Highlands Vermont and Eberle Fredericy among others.

Rad SaraToga N. Y Fonsetta Harawn Lady Po Lucan Conan Highlands Vermont Visecond Eberle Fredericy A Lee St. John

Opening Day Entries at Morris Park New York

Opening day at Morris Park, New York, is listed for tomorrow. Entries include a first race with Volunteer and Gloster and a steer named Tom Gladstone. The details read with garbled terms but reference racing and participants for August 19.

Morris Park New York Tom Gladstone

Opening Day Draws Big Crowd and Fine Weather at Northwestern Trotting Meet

Opening day at the Northwestern Association of Trotting and Pacing Horse Breeders featured lovely weather and strong attendance on a Monday. A large field contested two of three races with several winners listed including Carrie Walton, Fanny Bel, Nellie H, and Tyrolean. times ranged from 2 26 to 2 50. Pool selling was active while other betting proved unprofitable.

Northwestern Association of A. E. Lees Carrie Walton D. C Walter Clark Gre Tyrolean LD Sebuier Disna W. Williams M May Virden Udis W. H. Knight Rowena Sprague Alacsiee Kalamazco Stock Farm Eminence Canton Stock Farm Sally Cossack Ae George Failer Maud T Case Cheney Treanwell's Eada White Clement Grs C. W William Katy Lane F. H. Broadheads Bik Indigo Maudleen Idiq

Canadian Barker Billy Harding Visits Bridgeport Scene

Toronto dispatch notes W E Harding of the New York Police Gazette, Jake Kilrain promoter, in Bridgeport to meet Edward Hanlan. Hardings plans to skip the American spotlight as Sullivan Kilrain bout nears, with Harding seen as a Canadian figure returning home.

Toronto W. E. Harding New York Police Gazette Richard KE. Fox Barker Jake Kilrain Richburg Bridge Edward Hanlan Billy Harding Aeay Harding

Hill Backer Bets Teemer Teammates In Boat Race Forfeit

John A. St. John sends a dispatch claiming to cover Teemer deposit and hints at supporting Gaudaur. A boat race between Gaudaur and Teemer looms as St. John plans to file articles if Teemer does not draft first.

John A. St. John Teemer Mr. St. John Gaudaur John Teemer Ghatleoge Wall Pion Udaur St. John

Races at Brientos Beach See Various Winners

Today's Brientos Beach card lists multiple results. Madiep wins the first race in 1:42, Prince Kaward takes the second in 1:72.34, Sparlingprevails in the third with Utility second, and Pola in 1:33. The remaining races feature finishes by Mronzamarte Seet, eevee, Zausiber, Devis, and others with similar noted times.

Brientos Beach Madiep John Atwood Hisney Prince Kaward Bianche Tom Kearns Sparling Utility Hew Pola Mronzamarte Seet Iateid Eevee Elle Zausiber Devis

Twelfth Ward Athletic Club Shows Growing Sporting Talent

The Twelfth Ward Athletic Club displays strong athletes and ambition as it develops its program. Leaders Gus Hall and James Dusole organize promising talents in local cage sports amid a budding club scene.

Twelfth Ward Athletic Club Sint Itt Gus Hall James Dusole

Erie Driving Park Association Summer Meeting Opens

Erie Pa August 19 The Erie Driving Park Association will open its summer meeting tomorrow with over 100 entries. The best country trotting horses compete across classes and purses totaling 5000 dollars.

Erie Erie Driving Park Association

Unclear historical note with names and places

Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals such as President Day and Manager Mutrie with scattered references to a city and street names. The passage lacks coherent events or dates. No clear outcome or context can be established from the readable portions.

Moners Roween Valley Stars Mutrie O'Hoarke A. J Ann Street

Man Sues Mother-In-Law Over Alleged Abduction and Theft

S. Gester accuses Mrs. Maggie Philipps of taking his wife and $100 worth of furniture from his home on Compromise Street in Allegheny. The case before Alderman Lohrman was postponed due to the defendant’s illness.

Allegheny S. Gester Maggie Philipps Lohrman Compromise Street

Father Bernard's Name Day Festivities Noted by German Catholics

Special services mark Father Bernard of St. Michael's German E C Church name day as cholera era acts created an annual holy day on August 20 for the South Side congregation. Last night he received a serenade and a surplice. An overcoat found in Allegany school wood pile led to police, with lead pencils inside and returned to the mayor's office.

Father Bernard St. Michael’s German E. C Southside Allegheny Brazy Glenn

Alfred Cunningham Sued for Felonious Assault

Alfred Cunningham faced a felonious assault suit last night before Justice A Mersiot. Mersiot alleges the defendant attacked him with a weapon last Saturday night, inflicting a dangerous shoulder wound. Mersiot’s wife aided her husband with a rolling pin during the incident.

Alfred Cunningham

Milk Wagon Plunges From Ravine Street Embankment

A milk wagon tipped over a 12 foot embankment near Ravine Street in Allegheny onto West Penn tracks yesterday afternoon. The horse was only slightly scratched and no injuries were reported.

Ravine Street Allegheny West Penn

Pinkerton Chief Details The Buell Murder Suspects

Special telegram from San Francisco reports Captain William A. Pinkerton at the Palace Hotel sharing new theory on the Buell murder. He says a $50,000 reward is for the arrest of young Tascott, not conviction, and that accomplices may remain at large. Pinkerton cites a Frankfort Ky past and suggests Tascott is alive, possibly in New York or San Francisco, living quietly while avoiding reformers and police.

Pinkerton Lena Buell Dispatch San Frnancisco William A. Pinkerton Pinkerton Detective Agency Chicago Palace Hotel Ian Yon Frankfort Snell Snellee Tascott New York San Francisco

Effort to Drag 11 Into Democratic Politics Over Fatal Justice Field Case

A San Francisco dispatch reports factions within California Democrats seek political advantage from the death in the Field Terry dispute at Lathrop. They claim no direct political motive, but highlight past anti monopoly fights and 1884 sessions to influence public opinion. Also noted is a 150 pound shark caught by Robert Milburn and Richard Willing at Rehoboth.

Dispatch San Francisco Justice Field Dave Terry Lathrop Terry Oe Democratic Party Uthe F Sarah Althea Hill Sharon Terry Robert Milburn Richard Willing Washington, D. C Rehoboth

Fragmentary OCR Note with City Winds Reference

Fragmentary text mentions southerly winds and a city with a reference to the United States and Time. Includes scattered letters and numbers such as River a6 F and bourse. No clear event or identifiable persons or organizations emerge from the readable portion.

Prrra United States

Weather telegrams from towns with river readings

GPACIaAL telegrams report Warren river at four feet one inch and stationary, Brow nsville river at four feet five inches and stationary, Morgantown river at four feet and still. Weather is cloudy and warm in Warren and clear in Browsville and Morgantown with thermometers around seventy two degrees at evening.

Dispatch Warren—River Brownsville Morgantown

Brashear regrets Allegheny meeting delay for Toronto invitation

J A Brashear of Allegheny writes to Presidents Lindsay and Hunter of Councils. He regrets the council would not meet in time to carry an invitation to the American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting in Toronto on the 27th instant to meet in Allegheny in 1890.

Mr. Brashear J. A. Brashear Allegheny Lindsay Hunter Councils Toronto Ont American Association For the Advancement of Science

Dress Goods Sale Slashes Prices Across Departments

The Dress Goods Department reports a major price cut driving sales as summer fabrics move quickly. 46 to 46 inch wool and silk blends drop from 1 to 150 dollars per piece with many at 30 to 36 inch ranges selling cheap. Mohair fabrics and light shades feature notable discounts as Wash Goods open at 3 to 25 cents per yard while Calico and French satine vie for school and fashion buyers.

Socreo

Bargain Sale Offers Silk Surahs and Black Silks

A sale offers 75 silk Surahs in white cream light blue mid blue buff and other evening shades for a few days. Also many street wear shades and other goods. Prices 75 cents and up with guarantees on wear and satisfaction. Includes genuine Bargains in black silks Surahs and Rhadames at 15 1 25 and 150 dollars.

Local Trade Creases Spotlight on Carpet and Curtain Sales

Vague remarks describe a sudden sales surge in carpets and lace curtains after a recent pricing move. The note hints at continued promotions through the coming week and implies strong customer reaction and renewed activity in the market.

Rip van Winkle

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