Sunday Lifts Hoosiers with Two Remarkable Catches in Fatal Fourth
Sunday produced two extraordinary catches as Indianapolis Hoosiers edged Pittsburg 6 to 4 in a tense game. Poor fortune and steady fielding dominated the day with Boyle and Morris pitching well for the visitors, while Sunday’s running plays and sparkling catches defined the quiet afternoon at Recreation Park.
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Boyle
Morris
Law
Denny
Wes Richer
Gale
Rush
Speeger Poe
Boston Wins 12-Inning Thriller Over Phillies
Boston tops Philadelphia 12 innings after a furious late rally in a lively game at the ballpark. The visitors prevail amid a tense stretch as fans witnessed a dramatic, extended contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
Phillies
Early Cleveland Cubs Fall as Two-Run Error Sinks Chicago
In a rough, two hour game Knight umpires a tense clash. Beatin and Kutchinsen mix on a wild pitch for a Cleveland win with Beaton driving in runs and Zimmer Williamson contributing to the fielding, while Sacrifice hits and double plays shape the outcome.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Tebeau
Anson
Zimmer
Plata
Duffy
Ron
Beore
Clevela
Chicagor
Stricker
McKestreis Touty Resta
Twitchell
Cansca
Zebrau
Pieter
O McAleer
Will'm
Warrell
Sobei
E. c
Ciburns
Beatin
Giants Edge Senators In Tight Baseball Tilt
The New York Giants defeated the Washington Senators with a steady offensive showing and solid defense. Notable players included Connor and Richardson contributing to early runs, while pitching held the Senators in check throughout the afternoon game in New York.
Two Games Set on Local Grounds Between Indianapolis and Home Club
This afternoon two games feature the Indianapolis visitors with pitchers Getzein Aussie and Staley Galvin likely on the mound. Home club players include Staley and Galvin as probable starters, while White Sank Biller is mentioned with an eye on knee concerns.
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Indianapolis
Getzein
Staley
Galvin
Oo None
White
Biller Eit
Bucmene Apie Oedna
Reds Crush Louisville In Lopsided Victory
Cincinnati hitters pierced Hecker’s pitching for an easy win over Louisville. The Reds tallied multiple hits including a home run in the late frame. Duryea and McPhee led with solid at bats as Cleveland…
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Crinctinxatt
Cincinnatis
Hecker
Louisville
Reds
Duryea
McPheenes
Nichol
Holliday Vanes
Cincianadia
Louisvilles
Cincinnatia
Cinecinnatis
McFhee
Carpenter
Mullane
Ree Beard
Ehret
Holliday
Patate
Stratton
Durpea
Holland
Cowboys Top Browns in Tight Championship Night
The Cowboys edged the Browns 200 to 001 in a tight gridiron clash as Stearns and Chamberlain powered two-base hits and Beatone delivered three-base work. Umpire Goldamith officiated the game.
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Browns
Aed
St. Lo
Stearns
Chamberlain
Goldamith
Baseball schedules across leagues headline day matchups
National League games include Indianapolis at Pittsburgh Chicago at Cleveland Philadelphia at Philadelphia Washington at New York. American Association features Brooklyn at Baltimore Athletics at Columbus Kansas City at St Louis Louisville at Cincinnati. International League lists Rochester at Buffalo Hamilton at London Detroit at Syracuse Toledo at Toronto.
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National League
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Chicagos
Cler i Boktons
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
American Association
Brooklyns
Baltimore
Athletics
Columbus
Kansas Citys
St. Louis
Louisvilles
Cincinnati
International League
Rochesters
Buffalo
Hamiltons
London
Detroits
Syracuse
Toledos
Toronto
International League and Tri State League Baseball Notes
Special telegram reports detail game results and line scores across the International League and Tri State League. Hamiltons and Cantons are mentioned with hits and errors, while Springfields and Bertone contests show scoring details and defensive stats.
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Teries
Hamiltona
Bertone
Cosecepeserees
Paleroyeu
Seuseus Aphonton T
Daytona
Clay Citys Fall to Wellsburg in Amateur West Virginia Title Chase
In Wellsburg, Pennsylvania, the Wellsburg Grays defeated the Clay Citys of New Cumberland as the Clay Citys failed to bunch their hits though they outfielded. Both teams have one win. the decisive third game may be played in Toronto Steubenville or Mingo for the amateur championship of West Virginia. Final score details cite Shin Householder and Ruse as key players with Clay Citys committing seven errors. The game lasted one hour and 33 minutes with an umpire officiating.
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Roce
Recreation Park
Giants
Cleveland
Chicago
Pittsburg
Hoosiers
Pittsburger
New Yorks
Clevelands
Dame Fortune
Dispatch
Welizburg
Wellsburg Grays
Clay Citys
New Cumberland
Toronto
Steubenville
Mingo
West Virginia
Shin Householder
Ruse
Titaya
Clay City
Dnrt
McQuaid
Lynch
Curry
Powers
Boston
Erand
Knight
Peculiar Play Triggers Riot at Philadelphia Baseball Game
A jostling scene in Philadelphia follows Dick Johnston’s error in the twelfth inning as Captain Farrar Delehanty and Michael Kelly clash over a ball. The mob rushed the field, police and players intervened, and Kelly was escorted to safety. Umpire Curry’s call and later interviews with Kelly Farrar and managers provided varying explanations of the disputed play.
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Michael Kelly
Pelphia
Young
Philadelphia
Dick Johnston
Boston
Farrar
Delehanty
Kelly
Heston
Hallman
Nash
Brouthers
Johnson
Fogarty
Johnston
Curry
Wiliow
Iow
Emery
Broad Street
Huntingdon Street
Derry
McQuaid
Gare
Farrac
Gary Cotnice
Newport Tennis Semi finals Open as Wind Roars
Competition began at Newport with cold wind affecting play. Shaw defeated Knapp in straight sets while Meers beat Campbell, setting up finals in the all comers to be decided tomorrow. Slocum seeks the championship cup with Campbell or Shaw as likely winner.
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Newront
R. L
Newport
W. P. Knapp
Z. A. Shaw, Jr
Shaw
E. G. Meera
Campbell
Meers
M. B
Tom Pettt
Casino
George Kerr
Wesuestoy Slocum
Q. A. Haw
Teemer Signs for Boat Race with Gaudaur
John Teemer, the sculler, signed articles for a straight three mile race against Gaudaur on Gaudaur’s water. The Elizabeth, Tillie and Mayflower have been chartered as referee and support boats for the McKeesport event. Gandaur and trainer Hamm expect arrival late this week or early next. The course is new to Gaudaur, requiring his local visit for familiarization.
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John Teemer
Gaudaur
Teemer
Elizabeth
Tillie
Mayflower
McKeesport
Gandaur
Hamm
West Chester Entries Chronicle August Racing Cards
Entries listed for tomorrow at West Chester include first race a three quarters mile with Echo pounds Madstone Jay F Dee Volunteer Joe Lee Bradford Tipstad Jenny WS Little Minch Hanover Britannic Madge Village Maid 108 Question 16 Climax 110 Geraldine Lio second race a mile and on the...
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West Chester
Echo Pounds
Madstone
Jay F. Dee
Joe Lee
Bradford
Tipstad
Jenny WS
Little Minch
Hanover
Britannic
Madge
Village Maid
Climax
Geraldine Lio
Theodosl
Han
Fingato
Ms Rande
Penge Aie
Mt. Lebanon
Hazem
Heathen
Re Bavard
W. G
Hiotcia
Dude Morven
Kaminence
Helmuth
Maxim Colt
Dune
Fairy
Senorita
Aesa
Princess Ing
President Young Defends Umpire Salaries and Staff
President Young contends umpires are highly paid, noting each official earns about 636 dollars weekly during the season plus travel and hotel costs. He praises McQuaid, Lynch, Curry, and Powers, says he values impartiality over faction, and vows to ignore persistent criticism from underpaid scribblers.
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Young
Wasurxeros
League
National League
Kilrain Out on Bail in Betting Scandal
Kilrain posted a bond for 2000 dollars and left for Baltimore via Cincinnati with Hud Renaud at six this afternoon. Renaud offers Jake 2500 dollars to stand four rounds before Sullivan and Jake appears inclined to accept. Renaud may approve the proposal after consideration. Banat Toon, August 24, reports good sport with entries for multiple races and names horses and weights for the coming card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Kilrain
Cincinnati
Hud Renaud
Baltimore
Renaud
Jake
Sullivan
Brighton Beach Racing Results Summary
New York August 3 Brighton Beach racing results list winners in each race. Troy won the mile and a quarter with Lancaster and Mae Line following, France Ed red captured the seven eighths of a mile, Aurania won the six furlongs with Monsoon in second and Gardner third, Ame Fish won the mile and sixteenth with Peliian second and Specialty third.
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New York
Brighton Beach
Troy
Lancaster
Mae Line
France Edred
Newburg
Unility
Aurania
Monsoon
Gardner
Rometh
An Leth
Nile
Peliian
Perifies Ca
Specialty
Bookkeeper McMillan Flies South With Theft Probe
Albert McMillan, a Cody & Nelson Company bookkeeper at 226 Fifth Avenue, stole over 1200 from his employers last week and fled south. A forgery warrant is out. he remains at large. Doctors say he is terminal with tuberculosis and has six months to live. He is 34, with a Pennsylvania mother and four sisters.
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New York
Albert McMillan
Cody & Nelson Company
Fifth Avenue
McMillan
South
Oen
Pennsylvania
McCoy Will Divides Estate For Charity And Johns Hopkins
Baltimore August 26. The will of John W. McCoy admitted to probate values about 250000 dollars. Johns Hopkins University receives the residuary legacies and about 100000 dollars from bequests. Charities receive 35000 dollars and other legatees include Richard Malcolm Johnston and Mrs Watkins among others. McCoy’s art collection goes to the Peabody Institute and his library to Johns Hopkins University.
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John W. McCoy
Difpatch
Baltimore
William T. Waiters
Johns Hopkins University
Richard Malcolm Johnston
Watkins
Mr. Lee
Foard
N. E. Foard
Baltimore Sun
Edward Spencer
John K. Tate
Peabody Institute
Explicit in His Directions in a London Globe
A Londres Globe item recounts a Spanish boy noted by El Liberal for his direct request. He says his aunt lives at Calle de Alcala No 33 second floor left, as he petitions during a late visit to a Spanish city.
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London Globe
Madrid
el Liberal
Bnus
Gray
Calle de Alcala No. 33
Allegheny High Postpones Dedication of New Building
The Allegheny High School Committee delayed the dedication ceremony of the new building to a later date this month due to unfinished work. A contract for railings was awarded to Kramer and Redman.
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Allegheny High School Committee
Kramer & Redman
Veterans Gather for Milwaukee Encampment Parade
Milwaukee welcomes G A R veterans for the national encampment with a grand parade and naval battle to be witnessed by a crowd over 50,000. Judge Vesey of Vermont competes with General Alger for Commander in Chief as Michigan backs Dr Christ Brown for Surgeon General.
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Milwaukee
Judge Vesey
Vermont
General Alger
Alger
Ordrum Corps
Milwaukee Bay
West Side
Turner Hall
Dalzell
Jai Tanner
Michigan
Tanner
Russell A. Alger
Detroit
Vesey
Supreme Court of
New England
Major Warner
Plankinton
Biair
Hassendenbil
St. Louis
Kansas City
Army
Navy
Stewart
McCormick
Williams
Lisle Post
Allegheny City
Robert B. Beath
Philadelphia
Erie
Beath
Louis Wagner
Judge Rea
Fairchild
Brown
German Embargo on American Pork Stirs Outrage
A Washington dispatch reports Edgar E. Aramlette, Consul to Plauen, condemns Germanys embargo on American pork as unjust and self harming. He argues the policy harms both nations, choking world commerce and provoking retaliatory costs while the German people suffer from broader market stagnation.
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Wasninctos
Heg
Germany
Edgar E. Aramlette
Plauen
Aly
Mackalshougs
France
United States
Prisoners Face Separate Trial Push In Cronin Case
Court session opens with Judge McConnell hearing requests for separate trials for Kunze O Sullivan Burke and Woodruff amid defenses led by Donahue and David. Affidavits allege Woodruff's confession excerpts and coded letters as motives, while defendants deny all charges as they await Wednesday proceedings.
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Coughlin
Ashland Avenue
Boorke
Coughne
David
Kooze
O'Sullivan
Grimilliam Porrest
Hynes and Mills
McConnell
Donahue
Kunze
Dr. Cronin
Judge Wing
Attorne Donahue
O’sullivan
Burke
Woodruff
O’sulllivan
Eipher
Beegs
Embezzler and Drunk Swap Court Sentences
A Municipal Court swap occurred as an embezzler and a drunk exchanged sentences and names. The embezzler received six months while the drunk was sent to the island for one month. The younger man offered ten dollars to switch places, and the exchange was finalized after the embezzler paid a fine.
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Boston
Randall Nears Recovery From Rheumatic Gout Attack
James Atwell of Pittsburg visited Samuel J. Randall at his Wallingford country place near Media. Randall remains in bed but the doctor expects him back on his feet soon, the illness attributed to rheumatic gout from a cold. A note from the New York World says oyster crop damage reports are unfounded though many oysters face quick consumption.
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James Atwell
Pittsburg
Samuel J. Randall
Wallingford
Randall
The
New York World
The People's Store Opens Fall Black Dress Materials Sale
The store promotes new fall imports of black dress fabrics including French black cashmeres and wool Henriettas, plus Priestley silk and wool Henriettas. It urges customers to inspect its dress goods department for best values and guarantees satisfaction. It notes several cases of imported colored dress goods now on sale at favorable prices.
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Priestley
N. B
Ivory Soap Parody Claims Spark Consumer Caution
A note warns that numerous white soaps imitate the genuine Ivory brand by Procter & Gamble. The text urges buyers to insist on Ivory to ensure quality and brand authenticity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Procter & Gamble
Jail Allegations Dominate City Aldermen Hearing
Aldermen for jail faced a tense session as Davis and Coyle women testified while witnesses struggled. Magistrates Hyndman and Hoodman ruled bail for Doughty Callen and McCall at 1500 dollars. Reddy McCall and Maneese faced time as crowds watched a manacled Alderman Callen hid from onlookers.
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Bates
Amerman Doughty
McInerny
Hammerley
Hyndman
Frank McCall
Banderites
Maneese
Callen
McCall
Nineteenth Ward
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Ene
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Battye
Whitney, Carney
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Sir Guy
Lealevillies
Cowboys
Association Record
the Dispatch
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Hochentérs
Tri-State League
Missell
John Ryan
Southside
William Bissell
Campbell Defentia Meers
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J. G. Gandonr
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Luke
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Queen of Trumps
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Voin
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Cheene
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Zeer
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Oben
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Sallie
VETS
Movement Against
Spectal
Juneau Park
Cyater
Ohio
Prrresoro
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Tima
Tutt's
J. H. Athey
Holly Springs
Miss
Tutt
the People’s Store
Freemasons’ Hall
Cornwall
Princeton
Davis and Coyle
Brownsville
Wabrees
Morgantown
Philada
Pittsboro
Jamer
Pystan
RAMSA
California
Jos. Fleming & Son
Haines
Kelly &Co
Teeburg
Denver
Saskeva G
Liberty
Walter
Osbourne
Hichard Barrows
Arrows & Osbourne
Diamond Street
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