Reds Shut Out By Shifty Pitching At Hampden Park
A detailed account of yesterday’s game where Cincinnati Reds were defeated without scoring. Highlights include strong third-base work by Reilly and key defensive plays by Shugart, Keenan’s fielding mishap, and a late Reds rally stifled by stout Chicago defense amid a crowded Hampden Park crowd.
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Reds
Reilly
Gace TL
HPA
PF Pittsrung
UO Kerr's
Belicen
Dshmeartios
Merrit N
Olorkhitie
Maan Roel
Rene Pinetree
Jaye
Shugart
Birr Hewrr Herhors
Milner
Bhlugerts Sante Reisty
SePhew Saith
Retin
Sete
Pitetest
tall—Keenan
Heckler
Strork seteBy Mallen
Galtinna Wid Dich Welland
Lede
Greene
Ani Seminiies
Piaptre
Frmatie
Glanto Falls to Phillies in Low-Scoring Defeat
In a tight August contest at Pootanotrsata New York edged Philadelphia 3 to 1. Buckley’s miscue and late runs helped New York spoil a Phillies effort, while starting pitchers Burkley and Conner worked efficiently. Attendance reached about 2100 as both teams posted modest totals.
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Philadelphias
New York
Teo
Talis
Clements
Buckley
T Burkley
Brockivyen and Brooklyn Ease Past Boston Nine
Brockivyens and Brooklyn rout Boston in a summer league game. Pitching and batting mishaps from the Boston squad allowed easy runs as Brooklyn’s hitters clave to the plate. Notable players include Morey, Tucker, Clarkson, and Kinlew driving in runs while the Brockivyens defense stifled Boston’s batters throughout.
Baseball Scoreboard and League Talks in Washington
A late nineteenth or early twentieth century Chicago score report shows Chicago defeated Cleveland with a 9 to 6 tally. Box details list players like Pfefer, Hotetineen, Wilmot, Dahlen, Virtue, and Kittridge among others. Separate notes describe upcoming Tommy's League schedule and a joint committee plan by the League and Association to close a rift, with China Van Der Ale chairing and a meeting moved to a neutral city, excluding the Western Association.
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Chicago
Walliet
Olveland
Summany
Uwhicago
Pfefer
Hotetineen
Wilmot
Van
Baece
Dahlen
Heichingen
Doatle
Virtee
Mehean
Uniids
McKean
Virtue
Hall Get
League
China van der Ale
Brosh
Indianapolis
Fret
Washington
Western Association
Barnie Says American Association Won’t Play Second Fiddle
Baltimore manager Barnie, speaking as part of the Emergency Committee, supports a conference to amicably settle hire matters but insists on equitable treatment for both associations. He says reestablishing old policies is acceptable only if both leagues are treated equally.
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Batrwore
Barnie
Baltimore
League
American Association
Munneer Barnie
Association Record Highlights Early Baseball Standings
The Baltimore and Boston clashes lead Washington and Chicago in early standings. Athletics and Milwaukee face Columbus and St Louis as league play unfolds with teams like Louisville and Detroit showing mixed results across several games this month.
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Washington
Baltimore
St. Louis
Columbus
Doeten
Ww. Tl. P.C
W. L. Pt
Boston
Columbes
Lane
I. Louis
Milwanker
Louieville
the Athletics
Athletics
Milwaukee
Louisville
New Baseball Deal Reshapes New York and Pennsylvania League
Ocean, N. Y., Aug. 21. The New York and Pennsylvania League reorganized with four clubs Erie Elmira Jamestown and Olean after dropping Bradford Meadville and Jamestown. Herbert Tew awarded Jamestown franchise. A schedule starts tomorrow with Erie at Jamestown and Elmira at Olean.
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New York and Penneylvvania
Ocean
N. Y
Bradford
Menadrilla
Jamestown
New York and Pennsylvania
Erie
Elmir
Ean
Herbert Tew
Elmira
Olean
Bradfers
Meadville
Erte
Kennedy's Colts Challenging Western Pa Title Debate
Twinstown August 21 The East End team Kennedy's colts are accused of avoiding a meeting while claiming a Western Pennsylvania championship. W C McCormick manager of Thenontown Baseball Club asserts no such team exists and that Thenontown, a home club of schoolboys ages under 18 and even younger, has beaten Jeannettes and Our Boys. Thenontown will host return games and invites professional clubs, offering expenses and half gate receipts.
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Dispatch
Twinstows
East End
Yma
Kennedy
Western Pennsylvania
W.C. McCormick
Kennedy's Colts
Thenontown Baseball Club
Perpen
Jeannettes
Our Boys
Ucuientown
Tours
W. C. McVorsicn
Imax Baseball Cird Faces Tightend Season Stretch
The Imax Baseball Club faces a critical finish to the County League, missing a strong start squad. They duel Bridgeville this afternoon, then East nd Gyms next Saturday, followed by Bridgeville again. Mat Thomson aims for a high medal post as the club struggles to convert close games.
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Strom
Lenene
Bridgevilles
Climax
East End
Atte
Bridgeville
West Newton Hands Mt Miascot Defeat In Decisive Game
West Newton defeated Mt Miascot 7 to 2 in a decisive game behind strong battery work by Jones and McKeever. Marsh and his allies from Mt Miascot were limited to few hits, while Brady Reams and Kuba led the home team with solid play. Time of game two hours with umpire Price.
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ST Rcial Telegham
Niorox
Marsh
Mt. Mieascot
Brady, Reams
Kuba
Thoitgh
Micasant
West Newton
Wasis
Weat Newton
Fisusat
Jones
Marsts
Nolis
McReever
Gwerholt
Prentice
Warhahangh
Hatterjes
Wert Newton
Denes
Mekreccr
Mr. Picassat
Goverhall
Price
Elizabeth Battery
Baker
Reed
California Battery
Gallagher and
J D ONeill Ball Club Travels to California Pa for Return
The J D ONeill ball team from Elizabeth traveled to California Pa yesterday to play the return game, continuing their season in a regional matchup.
Hampden Park meeting ends with final races completed
At Hampden Park Springfield Aug 21 a week of racing closed with one unfinished race. Henrietta proved fast winning heats under 2:19 while Yolo Maid challenged Hal Pointer in the free-for-all pace finishing a length behind. Springfield stakes saw Happy Bee and Martha Wilkes in tight finishes as night fell and four finalists remain to finish in the morning.
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Springfield
Hampden Park
J. B. Richardson
Henrietta
J.B. Richardson
Geers Pot Pony
McDowell
Johnston
Hal Pointer
Yolo Maid
Happy Bee
Tros
Martha Wilkes
Martha
Frank F
Mar
Fannie Wilcox
Trade
Wilcox
Fanny Wilcox
Martha Wks
Frank Pfoo
Entries for races at Mornts Park tomorrow reveal crowded fields
Aug 2 dispatch from Mornts Park lists entry lists for six races tomorrow. Horses include Raceland Helen Rose St. John Terrider and Pienteker in one mile race and many names such as Hie High ness Merry Monarch Lamplighter and Constantinople filly in subsequent events.
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Mornts Park
Raceland
Helen Rose
St. John
Terrider
Pienteker
Ambulance
Pagan
Homer
Sir George
Livre
Hie Highness
St. Floclan
Merry Monarch
Airplant Tammanr
Lamplighter
Constantinople
Crochet
Mimi
Sir Catesby
Haluka Cult
Cornet
Aura
Reckon
Her del Rew
RanJoan
Bermuda
T. Pete
Sallie McCellane
Banquet
Stockton
Frontenac
Terrifier
Riet
Beancey
Sliver Prince
Beck
Adventurer
Lia
Helen Hise
Westchester
Reilly
Lima
Tarquin
Mr. Sasa
Happy Day
Chinn Appointed Starter at Garfield Park Races
Ken tucky man J Chinn named starter at Garfield Park as Merrill resigns. Track slow. Race results include Prince first in one mile, Mary Sar first in one mile and seventy yards, Ed Bell first in one mile and an eighth, Magele first in five eighths, Three first in one mile, with several second and third place finishers and provided times for several events.
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Cmcaco
J. Chinn
Kentucky
Garfield Park
Vnce Merrill
Prince
Joe Woolman
Wattell
Mary Sar
Marek
Robin Hood
Fariner
Frey
Jim Murphy
Ed Bell
Longlight Serous
Rosemont
Magele
Johnny Grevner
Coriune
Tirwn
Alphonse Secomd
Marchma
Track meet at Sanatoga reports clouded skies and fast pace
Sanatoga August 2 track day featured fast times despite cloudy weather. In seven heights of a mile Inferno led, Dr Havhrowek second, Lord Harry third. four furlongs and a half Foreigner won, Honnie Burke second, Cottonade third. Second race details include Racine Tanner and Endy Pulsifer with times around 1:42. The program lists Wood temas, Dengall, Eilng Mac, Centacr, Luray, and Phisterd as other top finishers with times near 1:16.
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Sanatoga
Inferno
Dr. Havhrowek
Lord Harry
Luray
Phisterd
Pittsburg Driving Park autumn meet at Homewood four days
The Pittsburg Driving Park at Homewood announces a four day autumn race meet beginning September 15. Three races daily include 2:16 pacing 2:35 trotting and free-for-all pace with various trotting classes. Entry closes September 7 with several entries already lined up.
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Pittsburg
Homewood
Hel Pointer
Great racing prospects at Uniontown next week
Authorities predict strong fields as entries near closing for the free-for-all pace the 2:19 trot and the 2:30 trot. Most races are well sited and owners will have time to enter their fliers up to the day before each race.
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Uniontown
Athletes at Wheeling Beat by Washington and Steubenville
Washington Pa and Steubenville athletes defeated local Wheeling entrants at the YMCA field day on the state fair grounds amid perfect weather and large attendance. Winners included Geo Hineman for junior yard dash, ER Whee for the mile, Joseph Hamilton for high kick, and W Kelly for shot put, with events reflecting strong sectional interest.
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Stecual
Time Dispatch
Wuerenso
Washington, Pa
Steubenville
von. Territt
Will Stephenson
Geo Hineman
Wheeling
Willie Vance
ER. W.eee
Ton
Pag Louis Housemen
Joseph Hamilton
Washington
Soars Hamilton
Elmer Exley
Martin
Aren Tayers
Tao Ion Pole Vant
Forest
Wasae Ey
W. Kelly
Local Track Meet Results Highlight Distances and Times
Distance pole vault won by D. I. Forest of Welkiston Pa at six feet six inches. One hundred and twenty-yard hurdle race secured by L. Huseman of Wheeling. Time for the event 172-5. One mile safety bicycle race won by Clay Salmon of Steubenville Ohio in 3 25. Throwing two hammer by James Hamilton of Washington Pa reached 78 feet.
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D. I. Forest
Welkiston
L. Huseman
Wheeling
Clay Salmon
Steubenville
James Hamilton
Washington
Tennis third round results edge into semis
Newront Aug 21 The third round finishes with W G Hall beating T Clase and C Hobart defeating Mall. Smith defeats Clark and Hovey over Post. Consolation winners include Henshaw Thomson White McCormick Pushmore Fieldind White and Candler. Hall meets Lee and Hovey faces Smith in the semis tomorrow.
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C. Hobart
Mall
Henshaw
F. A. Thomson
1. White
H. McCormick
Pushmore
H. Fieldind
White
D. W. Candler
D. Ier
W.G. Hall
C. T. Lee
F. H. Hovey
D. Smith
Beaver Fats and Blue Rock Shoot at Beaver Club
Beaver Gun Club hosts a blue rock shooting event tomorrow afternoon at Beaver with all county gun clubs expected to participate. Prizes include a Marlin rifle, Smith & Wesson revolver, powder keg, shells, shot, boots, gun case and cleaning tools. Post shoot, sweepstakes will run with wide amateur interest.
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Beaver Fats
Beaver
Beaver Gun Club
Smith & Wesson
Police Court Roundup Mixed with University Faculty Appointments
A parade of arrests and court actions unfolds from assaults drunkenness and larcenies to warrants and bail. Separately Curry University announces a broad faculty lineup across sciences languages business and music with two new sessions and an elocutionist engagement.
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Curry University
H. M. Rowe
William Todd
A. M
Lillian M. Lytle
B. A
Lois B. Campbell
Joseph D. Williams
Bertha Sutherland
A. E. Pfeiffer
Joseph Lanpfitt
J. W. Neely
Mattie Dalzell
Elin M. Brown
Business College
Irvin Rowe
A. V. Leech
Lt. Bryan
Conservatory of Music
Simeon Bissell
William McCurdy Stevenson
Carl Maeder
H. S. Brickell
Lily Frederick
Greta Williams
East
Millie Gardner
A. M. Gow
M. E
Axel C. Hallbeck
Heralds of Unrest Ex-Lieutenant Governor Black Addresses Peffer and Simpson
Ex Lieutenant Governor Black introduces Peffer and Simpson as heralds of unrest. He denounces concentrated wealth and calls for honest government and a constitutional convention to secure secret ballots. He criticizes state lawmakers and notes voters controlled by capital amid broad discontent in Pennsylvania.
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Mt. Gretna
Black
Peffer
Simpson
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Political contention over ballot reform and taxation across states
The account criticizes corporate influence in elections, urging a constitutional convention for a free Australian ballot and tax reform. It notes Senatorial fights over taxation fairness, discusses Simoson’s defense of an anti-Treasury plan, tariff criticisms, and calls for ballot reform as a remedy against political machine abuses.
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Simoson
United States
Europe
Ingalls
Quay
McKinley
Peffer
W.M. Derr
Lebanon
Pennsylvania
Half human, half colt newborn alarms Dark county village
In Yorkshire near St Marys a newborn with a bizarre deformity draws attention. The creature shows expanded shoulder blades, a cloven spine, and a chest like a barrel. The hips and legs bend at right angles, the feet ball-shaped. doctors fear the child may die and possibly walk on all fours if it survives.
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St. Mary's
Yorkshire
Desperadoes Open Fire in Pineville Church Ambush
In Pineville Wyoming County two desperadoes known as Grindpap Riles and his grandson Joe fired into a Benevolent meeting at the Pineville Methodist Church. Sheriff Lambert was wounded fatally in the head as others subdued the assailants who were later jailed. Diphtheria runs rampant in Coke regions with two deaths at Trotter works. The Sixteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry plans its reunion at Ellistorth Park led by General David M. Gregg.
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Cranteston
W. Va
Pinegill
Wyoming County
Lambert
Riles
Joe
Pineville Methodist Church
Sheri Lambert
Dr. Simpson
Muaden
Trotter Works
River News and Notes From Louisville Telegrams
River reports from Louisville and surrounding points on January 21 show water levels rising and falling at various sites. Vessels including the E G Ragon, Jules Guthrie, Buckeye State, and City of Owenboro are in transit or preparing for departures, with engineers from Pittsburgh to set up the White Collar Line engine room and multiple steamboats listed for departures or arrivals along the Ohio River.
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Louisvillur
Jo Carlton
New Orleans
Onorluto River Consolidated Steamboat Line
Louisville and Evansville Parket Company
T. G. Ryman
E.G. Ragon
Jules Guthrie
Guthrie
Madison
Ragon
Bramasville
Memphis
R. W. Wise
W. B. Merriam
A.J. Amierson
Pictsbury
Wise
Fleetwood
Clarkaville
Kentucky River
Owenaboro
Evansville
Big Kanawha
Carrollton
Falls City
Highwaymen Rob Express Safe in Collins Station Hold Up
Three masked men stopped the Macon night express at Collins station and robbed the express safe. Officials claim 2500 dollars were taken, while reports say up to 30000 dollars. Conductor Reid and Engineeer place three men on the car platform. Byrne, the express messenger, notes a revolver and a quick departure as the train slowed. A negro woman was removed from the train and is suspected as an accomplice.
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Canter Brown
Duncan
Hyndman
Alperman Bones
Jack Applet
Arthur Connelly
Pplet
Connelly
M. Barton
East Brady
Magistre Leslie
Twenty-eighth Ward
Young
Coleman
Carson Street
Axpsrn Cavanaten
Julia Cavanaugh
Leslie
Trowas McGrme
Alderman Hyndman
Taki
Hagerng
Wruuas J. Lexxett
Benjamin Luets
Sennett
Sharpsburg
Dasten Banker
David Driscoll
Magle and
Rohnon
Tty
Oakland
Halkett and
Forbes Streets
August Ammon
Garey Alley
Mt. Washington
Shiloh Street
Ti LantTa
Macon
Collins Station
Reid
Byrne
Collins
Weenie
Brnie
Country Fair Postponed Then Set For Today
The Sewickley Athletic Association country fair was postponed yesterday due to rain and is now scheduled to start at 3 PM today. If weather allows it will be held at the association grounds otherwise in Choral Hall. The event promises notable talent and lists several prominent names among participants.
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Sewickley Athletic Association
Talk of the Rivermen and Low Water Delays
The river traffic slows as the water drops to six feet, forcing packets to halt. The H. K. Bedford sails for Parkersburg at noon with a large cargo and the C. W. Batchelor departs for Cincinnati at 4 5 P M due to other boats being laid up. Private yachts attract interest as river knowledge grows and licensing requirements loom for owner operators. Ocean steamship arrivals include Fuerst Bismarck from New York bound for London and Rotterdam with Baltimore listings. One cent per word in THE DISPATCH now.
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H. K. Bedford
C. W. Batchelor
Cincinnati
Prevent
Monall
Fuerst Bismarck
New York
London
Rotterdam
Baltimore
Fire Record notes multiple blazes and shifting losses
A string of fires from Franks town to Altoona reports a two room house blaze owned by James Murphy with $200 loss insured at $100, a Grandstand fire at a YMCA site destroying L. H. Mace & Co. plant with $250,000 loss, Hill's Business College and others with substantial damage, plus arson concerns. The community considers private detectives if police fail to catch the firebugs.
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James Murphy
Eilza Furnace
Frankstown
New York
Young Men's Christian Association
L. H. Mace & Co
Ballas
Tex
Hill
Anlinger & Rose, Clothiers
F. Smith & Co
Wardan
Ardinger & Rose
Smith & Co
Ward
Altoona
Sun
W. B. McGrath
Good Will
J. B. Callin
EF. B. Tipton
J. B. Hickey
Rabey
Pepers
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