Giants Defeat Phillies as Pittsburg routs Chicago in baseball day
Chicago club struggles as Pittsburg pitchers Dom Morris and Beckley pace a 11-run attack. Kuehne homers, Sunday scores twice, while Anson protests a foul call. Umpire Lynch ejects tension as gate money and crowd roar. Cleveland and Indianapolis play two games, one tied. Boston and New York win.
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Aterness Smee
Lke
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Clevelands
Baesett
Suire
Indians Beat Browns In Low-Scoring Contest
Denny, Sullivan, Buckley lead Indianapolis with strong hitting as Cleveland pitchers struggle. Key two-base hits from Tebea and McGeachy propel the hosts to a 3-1 victory, with solid defense and timely sacrifices sealing the win.
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Hasertt
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Hasaett
Glasscock
Stricker
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Betty Pree
Bakely
Pommers
Grober
Giants Open League Play With Win Over Philadelphia
New York defeats Philadelphia 4 7 in a rough game as Casey stars on the mound and drives in runs. Errors, hits, and timely plays shape a two hour twelve minute contest with Keefe and Myers contributing offensively.
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National and Minor League Games Schedule Today
National League matchups include Pittsburgh at Chicago Cleveland at Indianapolis Washington at Boston and Philadelphia at New York. International League features Buffalos at Syracuse Hamiltons at Rochester Torontos at Detroit and Londons at Toledo.
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Chicago
Clevelands
Indianapolis
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Boston
Philadelphias
New York
American Association
International League
Buffalos
Syracuse
Hamiltons
Rochester
Torontos
Detroit
Londons
Toledo
Teemer Plans September Fox River Rowing Showdown
John Teemer declares he will row Gandaur on the McKeesport course September 13 in a new Ruddock boat and then challenge the Searle O'Con nor winner for the championship. He anticipates 10 000 spectators along the Monongahela river as rail and local support fund the event.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
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Purvis Man Found Guilty in Sullivan Kilrain Fight Case
Bud Renaud, manager of the Sullivan Kilrain bout, convicted of aiding and abetting. He faces a $500 fine. Mayor Robinson testified, claiming to have heard Sullivan instruct Johnston to place a $1,000 bet, a key detail in the surprise verdict.
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McKeesport Sweeps Duquesne In Two Championship Games
McKeesport defeated the Duquesnes in two championship games here, with new pitcher Phillips dominating. The McKeesport club, helped by Vetters Cahill and G Smith on defense, moves closer to the County League pennant as the visitors struggle to solve Phillips. Baltimores beat St. Louis and Cincinnatis defeated the Brooklyns in other actions.
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Cowboys win with three-base hits against Athletics in Kansas City
In Kansas City on August 22 the Cowboys staged two three-base hits driving in three runs. Hoover delivered a key three-bagger and again later to spark a comeback. Athletics managed six base hits with three errors as Kansas City prevailed 7 to 6.
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Reds Batter Brooklyn In A Lopsided Win
August 22 Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn as Caruthers exited in the third inning and Foutz struggled in relief. Keenan Carpenter Beard Reilly and Foutz contributed three-base hits while Cincinnati pitchers held Brooklyn to few runs. Umpires Ferguson and Kerins listed in the box score.
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Hamiltons Dominate Two Exhibitions as Baseball Notes Roll In
Hamiltons topped Syracuse 14 to 7 in the first exhibition, then led Hamiltons 1 Syracuse 2 in the second. The Tolleds and Toronto mentions echo a busy period with clubs seeking matches and notices from Milo who handles manager duties. The East End Athletics seek James Gray while Six-year-old club challenges are urged to respond at 229 Reno Avenue.
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Pictures by Lightning A New Invention For Newspapers
The Philadelphia Press describes a device claimed to revolutionize pictorial newspaper art. A clockwork powered transmitter writes via electric signals and transmits thousands of words with exact handwriting. The system uses calcium chloride as a conductor and aims to speed daily press reporting by sending readable manuscripts to printers.
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Philadelphia Press
Ginochio
Ben
West Chester racing thrills with Tipstaff new record
At West Chester yesterday Tipstaff set a new three quarters record of 1:12, carrying 105 pounds and winning easily over rivals including Volunteer and Emotion. Livonia led two-year-olds in 1:19 with Casanovia stakes, while Tenny won the three-year olds race and sparked excitement about matching him against Salvator and others. Swifter and Tatler posted close finishes in other events as Oriflamme took the mile and a furlong, with betting watchers eager for today’s card and entries listed for more races.
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Northwest Breeders' Association Trotting Meet Day Summary
Fourth day of the Northwest Breeders Association trotting meeting ran under fine weather with smaller turnout. The yearling race drew interest as Harry Noble led early but W jot and Gurofleve showed strength. Nellie H Corisco and Rowena Sprague won a best two in three heats race. Saratoga notes report large crowd and fast track with Prodigal Son winning the first race and Benson the second.
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Louisville Triumph Through Luck in Narrow Victory
Louisville won the game today largely by luck. Columbus led through most of the game with a handsome advantage until the seventh inning. Greenwood hit a three-base hit for Louisville and Ehret earned the win with seven strikeouts while Baldwin allowed the only meaningful hits. Umpire Gaffney officiated.
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Loultvil
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Some Other Mr. Jones and a Womans Quick Witted Dinner Gaffe
A humorous tale shows a man new to telephones hearing a note from a wife. The wife improvises a polite reply when a dinner invitation confusion arises, revealing a quick sense and social grace in a delicate moment.
General Lewis Sells Interest in Atlanta Rubber Company
An Atlanta Telegram report states General Lewis, longtime president of the Atlanta Rubber Company, is compelled to sell his stake after a boycott against his removal from the Seebeesnee venture. Chase and Cowell announce they have bought out his share, saying internal issues prevent a boycott from halting the firm.
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Natcher Case Hangs On Life After Wednesday Shooting
At 3 o clock this morning John T. Natcher remained critically ill after Wednesday's shooting. Physicians report no improvement since the first day and express grave fears he may die, while officials prepare for further statements as the case proceeds.
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Keystone Tournament Shoots for America Trophy
The Keystone shooting tournament features test No 2 for the championship target shot of America in Conny Pa with a diamond ring trophy. Eastern captain Dickey of Boston and Western captain Budd of Des Moines direct teams as scores and prize divisions are listed for multiple contests and entrants.
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Clover Davison
Still Jobbing at Erie Races Protests at Third Day
Erie August 2 day three of the Erie Driving Park Association meeting drew the largest crowd yet. Reported protests numbered half a dozen as horses and drivers were accused of foul play. officials and spectators voiced sharp disapproval while the races continued amid tension.
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Kilrain Handed Over to Custody for Mississippi Transfer
In Baltimore on August 21 Jake Kilrain was delivered to Detective Childs to begin a transfer to Mississippi aboard the 9 o'clock train that night.
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Jake Kilrain
Detective Childs
Mississippi
The Best Man to Marry
Advice column urges women to marry men with reliable work and steady means. Emphasizes a hardworking, industrious partner with a stable occupation, even if not wealthy, and cautions against lazy or unstable suitors.
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Minister Refuses Burial Rights For Jr. O. U. A. M. Member
Southside Jr. O. U. A. M. mourners clash with a preacher over burial rites. John J. Huffman died of typhoid pneumonia and was laid out under the American flag and order regalia until Rev Maas refused to perform without removing distinctions. Rev Farrand then delivered the service at the home, with final rites at St Pauls Cemetery.
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A Fond Parent's Surprise From a Powerful Telescope
A Buffalo Courier tale describes a cottage owner given a telescope that reveals distant yacht scenes. While viewing midday leisure, he spots a couple on a yacht and suspects an illicit kiss. He blames the telescope giver as his foe and awaits a reply as the friend boasts the device works well.
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Buffalo Courier
Geles
Eaehter
Fortune From Dead Note Turns Bad Luck Good
A barber near Sixth and Olive in St Louis sought a deed for a cemetery lot to prepare for his wife’s burial. He discovered a $700 note due him, learned the maker was dead, and a surviving security feasible to collect from, yielding an unexpected financial turn as his wife’s illness worsened.
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Olive
Columbus
Ring Found After Four Years in Garden Tree
A London Telegraph report explains how a missing jewel caused household turmoil four years ago. A gardener found the ring wrapped in a branch amid snow and rain, revealing an unlikely chain of events and solving the mystery behind the servants' dismissal.
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