Smoked City Battles Warriors in weekend baseball action
Captain Hanlon of the Smoky City sides rallies against Kelly's Warriors but momentum faded after a crushing prior defeat. Boston and New York clubs feature Radbourn Staley and Miller. pitchers shine while fielding rules and late runs shape two high tension games.
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Soares
Hanlon
Smoky City
Kelly
Tener
Fred Doe
Buffalos
Doe
Boston
Gumbert
Radbourn
Staley
Ae Caneesia
Beng Ee
Loning
Aera Ee
Aette
Close New York Chicago game ends with costly injury
New York and Chicago battled to a tight contest as Comiskey’s club won the opener. Captain Coagmakey suffered a shattered finger in the ninth inning, raising doubt he will play again this season. notable fielding and pitching details follow with miscues and individual performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York-Chiago
P. L
Comiskey
Co Agmakey
Agere Hgh
Bali
Barton
Cleveland Braces for Sluggish Brooklyn Victory Drama
Fragmented box score text shows Cleveland and Brooklyn players with unclear stats and partial totals. The readable names include Bauer GjLarkio Sears and McGill amid a messy line, indicating a cited game feature rather than a clean play-by-play recap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whookler
Cleveland
Bauer
GjLarkio
Sears, L
Oulirenham
McGill, P
Philadelphia Club complete three straight over Buffalo
The Philadelphia P. L. Club defeated Buffalo today in front of 4215 fans. Griffin and White starred on offense while Kindle contributed at bat. Beecher pitched and Wise batted, with Beeching, O White, and Cromwell also helping as fielders. Umpires Snyder.
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Philadelphia
Buffalo
P. L
Griffin
White
Kindle
FHILA
Roeftaks Rifin.m
Ifoy Mw
Mack
Indie
Cntegueeest Itty Ood
Vaasa
Beecher
Kowe A
Farrar
Crom.c
Kell
Ovannum
Oother Mar Wise
Shindie
Grin
Wael
Fir Fay
Pier Nyane Faate
Paci Plekest
Arenes
Pestes
Snyder
Players' League Pennant Race Tightens Across Standings
The table shows Boston closely pursued by Brooklyn with New York and Philadelphia fighting for third. Ewing's team leads in that area while Chicago struggles. Pittsburgh Cleveland and Buffalo have poor showings this week and Buffalo may have performed best of the three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Ewing
Cheago
Pittiwbure
Cleveland
Buffalo
Brooklin Baseball Notes and Mentions
A fragmentary clipping mentions Brooklin, Cleveland and Brooklyn with stray names. It references homeruns, stolen bases, sacrifices, and umpires. The legible parts name Lovett and McQuads among scattered phrases in a chaotic sports summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklin
Leon Baecs
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Basta
Nee u'Brien
Strack
Ney
Baller
National League Standings Highlight Brooklyn Leads
The standings show Brooklyn holding first place with Boston a dangerous rival. Philadelphia and Cincinnati are in the hunt, Reds favored to close, New York improving while Cleveland and Pittsburgh lag behind.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Cinbut
Reds
New York
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Association Games In Baltimore Result Stumbles And Errors
Athletics beat Columbus in one game while Baltimore and St. Louis clubs clash with mixed results. Errors by Athletic and Columbus players accompany bats and hits as teams post uneven scores amid a doubleheader shuffle.
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Baltimore
Houten
Neal
St. Louis
Ad Munya
Louw
Baldwins
Mr Gartright
w'Connor
Hits—Athletic
Columbus
Errore—Athletic
Columbes
Athletic
Scummany—Batwaries
Soward
Baldwin
Ensus
Doyle Hitse
Columb
Released Jones in Louisville amid team roster confusion
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a release involving Jones in Louisville Kentucky, with mentions of manager Chapman and pitcher Mike Jte and unclear reference to six pitches and an unspecified outcome.
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Louisvillle
Chapman
Aera
Mike Jte
Coutamie Bera
Aly Oat
Oakland Dominates Avalon at Brotherhood Park
Oakland delivered a complete walkover over Avalon yesterday at Brotherhood Park. Avalon managed only two hits in six innings as Serene shut them out for the final three with no hits allowed. Lauer Steen and Brady homered for Oakland off Anderson.
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Oakland
Avalon
Brotherhood Park
Avalons
Vis
Lauer
Steen
Brady
Anderson
Venetia Defeats Shireoaks In Open Game At Home
Venetia secured a 6-2 win over Shireoaks in an exciting contest. Timely hits gave Venetia an early lead, while Shireoaks mounted a late charge. Key play included a daring steal to home by Jones and solid defense from both sides. Batteries were Jones Evans for Venetia and Frishara Dapries for Shireoaks.
Times Nine Beats Water Cures In Amateur Tilt
A Pittsburg Times nine defeats Water Cures in an exhibition at Phillipsburg. Both teams show strong batting and fielding through six innings with Brady’s bat work and Lavelle’s catching highlighted. Jobe had four hits and O Brien logged one passed ball as Foley and McClain umpired.
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Phillipsburg
Times Nine
Pittsburg
Brady
Lavelle
Jobe
Ae O'Brien
Foley and
McClain
Phillies Rally To Beat Chicago In Ten Innings
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 9 to 8 in ten innings as timely hitting and errors by Anson and Earle create a late surge. Carroll’s RBI single and Wilmot’s hit seal the victory after Philadelphia ties in the seventh and Chicago answers with six runs in the seventh.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
N. L
Anson
Earle
Carroll
Wilmot
Acmes Defeat Greensburg in Allegheny Game
The Acmes of Allegheny beat Greensburg at Greensburg with England as the pitcher, Hemphill taking over in the first inning and securing the win. Final score details show Acmes tallying across innings and a rough two hour duration with key hits by Painter Costello Carr.
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Greensburg
Acmes
Allegheny
Greensburos
England
Pooncnee
Hempill
Ieee
Acme
Painter
Costello
Carr
Brevens
Hemphill
Stevens
Boura
Ample Bright
Donoboe
Scotta dale and home team clash in Labor Day baseball
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH. SCOTTDALE PA AUGUST. A great game of ball was played today between J W Spotts of Pittsburg and the home team with brilliant plays by Miller Rhinehart Cargo McKim Black stock and Callaghan outstanding. The same clubs meet on Labor Day for 60 dollars a side with a close score and notable feats by Callaghan and Neves.
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New York
Pittsburg
Wade
Pitwburg
Phillipeper
Aosie
Sales
Berger
Pla
Glasscock
Miller
Dispatch
Scottdale
J. W. Spotts
Rhinehart
Cargo
McKim
Ben Beck
Neves
Callaghan
Cincinnati Defeats Boston After Errant Walk In Final Inning
Cincinnati won after Boston pitcher Getzein issued a bases on balls in the last inning. The home club played errorless ball through eight frames but surrendered late, as Cincinnati took advantage with timely hits and a costly free pass. Totals show Boston 6 runs, 9 hits, 4 errors. Cincinnati 8 runs, 13 hits, 5 errors.
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Stan Ake
Ae Bolen
Latham
Pittsburg Greys Shut Out Bridgeville in Telegraph Game
In Bridgeville on August 9 the Pittsburg Greys defeated the Bridgeville club 6 to 0. Key plays included a home run by the Greys and strong pitching by Patterson. Hitting highlights featured Seays and Sayre with notable contributions.
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Stet
Greys
Bridgeville
Pittsburg Greys
Patterson
Seays Bessaaes
Oka Sayre
Sre Lee
Brooklyn and Cleveland Play Tight Early Season Game
In Brooklyn today the Brooklyn club edged Cleveland in a low scoring contest. Only Brooklyn tallied in the first, aided by a base on balls and a misplay by Foutz that allowed Poor to reach base, while Lovett shut down Cleveland’s threats later. Final: Brooklyn scoring the decisive run as Cleveland left runners stranded.
Harris and Gilmore Nine Play At Recreation Park
Two druggist teams, L. HB. Harris nine and W. 3. Gilmore nine, drew a big crowd at Recreation Park yesterday afternoon. Gilmore won the game with standout defense and a long fly catch by John Smith, a noted third baseman for Gilmore, amid strong Harris pitching and catching.
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Recreation Park
L. HB. Harris
W. 3. Gilmores
Harris Club
Ag Ginners Theater Barones Wy
John Smith
Gilmore
Mansfield Triumphs Over Benton Blues in Soft One sided Game
Mansfield beat the Benton Blues of Pittsburg in a lopsided contest by a 7 to 2 score. The Maroons showcased strong batting led by Monsen and Warney, delivering decisive runs to secure the victory at Mansfield on August 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DIF
Mansfield
Benton Blues
Pittsburg
Maroons
Blues
Ape Monsen
Aie Warney
Belmont and Masher Triumph at Sheepshead Bay Race
At Sheepshead Bay on a fine day a large crowd witnessed Belmont’s Potomac win the main race with Masher second and Strathmeath third. Potomac led late after a fast stretch drive, beating Masher by two lengths as Rey del Rey and others followed. total purses exceeded $10,000 with several featured stakes races on the program.
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Potomac
Strathmeath
Masher
Fitzpatrick
Mac
Balmont
Ane
Rey del Rey
Montana
Bulan Nellie A
Kilideer
Esperanza
Russell
Be' Prather
Monterey
Cleopatra
Exch
Fire
Uae
Tareas Ballarat
Aneed
Demuth
Keolsake
Besch
Fox- Figne Ligne Artont Stetvs
Oe Tattler
Sorren
Homewood Park Plans Fall Race Meeting With 10700 Purse
The Homewood Park fall meeting opens with a 10 700 purse and premiums totaling 10 000. Races are scheduled for Sept 8 Oct 1 2 and 3 featuring special events including a 2 16 trot and a 2 6 pace. Dallas Hale and other entrants are expected to compete in a notable match or time contest.
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Homewood Park
Dallas
Haleee
Geisak Matoutber
Peuaernischien Guiting
Second annual fair closes with strong stock and speed horses
Wellsville observers praise superior stock and fast speeds at the second annual fair. Ironwood cut from 2:30 to 3:25 and Judge Spoy lowered to 2:30 34. Officials hope for a spring meeting with Youngstown circuit participation. Washington races open tomorrow with high expectations as 18 entries promised.
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Wellsville
Ironwood
Pittsburg
Judge Spoy
Jy Ans Wilkes
Santes
W. Ly
Youngstown
Eesulia of the Tonola Tournaments
The all comers championship continued with four matches reported. Results include York vs Hall 67 63 and 66 3. Pee vs Chase. Combell vs Eyerson. Huntington vs Lee with scores listed for each bout. The event drew the largest attendance of the week in Newroot.
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Newroot
Co.re York
New Zor
W. G. Hall
Yorky
W. P.ee Ea
O. A. Chase
Chi
O. & C Combell
Brooklyn
Jess Fs A Eyerson
BR. P. Huntington
Ofew York
C. W. Lee
Boston
Exciting Buffalo Bicycle Races Reported at Driving Park
Postponed events opened with a chill wind and heavy road work. Winners include J. J. Kane Buffalo in the one mile, A A Zuomerman New Jersey in the one mile handicap, B Vincent Buffalo in the mile safety handicap, and G A Banker Pittsburgh in the 8:10 class. Century Run hopefuls left Erie for Buffalo as dispatches noted leaders Van Wagoner and McDaniels among early leaders.
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Burra O
J.J. Kane
Buffalo
A. A. Zuomerman
B. ©. Vincent
G. A. Banker
Pittsburg
Wile
A. A. Zimmerman
Spitzmiller
A. A. Gio
New Jersey Athletic Club
Erie
B. F. McDaniels
Wilmington
N. C. Smith
Toronto
Christ
Tonawanda
A. T.crooka
W. van Wagoner
Newport
van Waenner
Aie
Creek
McDaniels
Mith
Shoura
Beck Wins 100-Yard Sprint At Recreation Park
Ed Beck defeats Dan Hayes by a yard in a $10 race at Recreation Park attended by a large crowd. George Smith refereed with Herman Smith firing the pistol. Beck was penalized a yard twice for starting over the mark, but surged ahead after 40 yards and held Hayes to win. No official time was recorded.
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Beck
Hayes
Recreation Park
Ed Beck
Dan ‘Hayes
George Smith
Herman
Cannes
Teemer and Hanlan claim world record break in rowing events
John Teemer and Ned Hanlan announce a planned race at Pittsburg in two to three weeks with a possible Brownsville event. Teemer says Gaudaur fears racing them and plans to present affidavits from Saint Joseph citizens to prove they broke the world record. The note ties to Hanlan's claim of faster miles and explains Gaudaur's reluctance. A separate dispatch from DuBorn reports Muldoon defeating Scheller in a wrestling match at the Central Opera House, with a fall for each and Muldoon declining a rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Teemer
Ned Hanian
Pittsburg
Brownsville
Gaudaur
Teemer
Hanlan
Ss. Joseph
Gaucaer
Dispatch
DuBorn
Bert Scheller
Martin Muldoon
Central Opera House
Muldoon
Becheller
Sgims Pes
Accordin Nan Sanny Scheler
Tounguldoon
Scholler
Records Rise in Kentucky Trotting Meet Across Heavy Tracks
Rain delayed Lexington trots impairing schedule while spectators saw close finishes and rising prices in Kentucky horse markets. The article notes Nancy Hanks and other two and three year olds gaining attention as breeders study Wilkes lineage and Electwood’s limited promise amid a growing list of 41 additions to 319 noted entries.
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LeximyetTos
Kentucky
Lexington
Kentucky Horse Breeders’ Association
Nancy Hanks
Hyangeline
Director
Sternbarg
Wilkes Boy
Homestead Defeats Our Boys in Riverside Park Baseball Match
A game played yesterday at Riverside Park Homestead saw the home team overpower Our Boys of Pittsburg. Highlights included Rowe and Rathrauff’s batting and fielding, with double plays by Leng Kedington Leng Rowe and Hennett. Umpires Fred Wise and William Simpson faced a forfeit dispute over a challenge issued by James Gallagher.
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Riverside Park
Homestead
Our Boys
Pittsburg
Rowe
Bradford
Rathrauff
Ratone
Leng
Kednington
Hennett
Dietzen A
Smith
Masseries Kram
Colee Ao
Suwith
Vis
Fred Wise
William Simpson
James Gallagher
Wise
Jyntil Gallagher
Greensburg Sports Showcases Rich Local Program
Greensburg hosts a large track and field program under James Connors with 18 events including sprints hurdles distance races high jump and potato race among others. East End entrants Bry Dart Mobra and others are expected to contend as weather permits a sizable crowd. A regatta on the Allegheny river plans amateur and professional races of one and a half miles open to Western Pennsylvania Eastern Ohio and West Virginia with committee meetings at the Natatorium.
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Pennsylvania
Greensburg
James Conners
Mess Bry
Dart
Mobra
East End
Ose
James Connors
Allerheny River
Ohio
West Virginia
Ormonde Club Event Sees Loypor McAuliffe Slavin Train for Night
At the Ormonde Club Loypor and McAuliffe join Slavin in training ahead of a forthcoming night contest. Tickets are listed around £ M and £ 9 with expected price drops of 60 to 75 percent before the fight. Wagers are scarce with most bets at even money.
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PDT Cable TC Sabsocasun
Loypor
McAuliffe
Slavin
Ormonde Club
Scottish Games Prepare at Recreation Park Tomorrow
All arrangements are completed for the Scottish games at Recreation Park with athletes pipers and dancers from distant places joining locals. Noted entrants include Johnston of Toronto and Chas Leddiard of Buffalo in the five mile race alongside Molelland Priddy and others. Fog of war adds to the excitement with events starting near nine and continuing into the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Park
Johnston
Toronto
Canada
Chas
Leddiard
Buffalo
Molelland
Priddy
Momeig
Sonn
Homestead Baseball Talk and Results From Recent Games
Local clubs discuss upcoming Tarentums Disy at Homestead next Saturday and possible season end. Sullivan of the Homesteads praised as a fine batter and base runner. The Fret nine beat the Bellefiel Stars by 27 to yesterday. G Vieners defeated the Virgin Alley rs. William Barnes, a Homestead player, returned to The St. Claire beat the Scie sre 8 to 0 at Cunningham's Park. Amateur clubs in Clute plan for season. Manager Leng says Neves is the best amateur pitcher in Washington Fennsylvania. The Befton Blues manager seeks a game with Hub Cla at The Disratcn office Thursday Sept 4. Homestead club adds John Bowe from New York and California clubs. J J. Gowanus defeated by vile Mines yesterday. Junior clubs invited to respond. Ben Venues beat G Molina with Laurent’s pitching the key feature.
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Tarentams
Homestead
Sullivan
Homesteads
Bellefiel Stars
Esterdane G. Vieners
Virgin Alley Rs
William Barnes
Coe
St. Claire
Scie Sre
Cunningham's Park
Maxacans
Clute
Leng
Neves Ia
Gikener
Wathen Fennsylvania
Befiton Blues
Disratcn
Homestead Club
John Bowe
Fords
New York
Caer
J. J. Gowanus
Vile Mines
G. Molina
Laurent
German Socialists Rally in Coke Regions Under Jonas
A New York agitator named Jonas Hayward Jonas organizes German socialist groups across coke region towns including Brownfield Mt Pleasant Besse Scottdale Connellsville Ammon town Dawson Broad Top Fairohance Dunbar Mammoth Stonerville Tarra. The meetings occur weekly and aim to aid labor over capital while avoiding violence. secrecy and charters resemble other secret societies with New York City as headquarters.
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Irpactal
ScottpaLe
Coke
Jona Jonas
New York City
Jonas
Brownfield
Mt. Pleasant
Besse
Scottdale
Connellsril Intention
Amortown
Dawson
Broad
Fairohance
Dunbar
Mammoth
Stonerville
Tarra
Socialista
Tlmes
Scotsdale Society
Underground Wires for McKeesport Street Railway
McKeesport reports adoption of the Edison underground wire system for the electric street railway. Contract signed. six more coal pits expected to open along the line within six months. Output along the route is rising with 200 cars daily from Scott Haven and similar from Dickerson Run Branch. Ellrod’s coke tipple, part of H. C. Frick interests, ready to operate soon with 76 to 100 cars daily to river shipment.
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Thlegham
Mckeesport
Alexander Craig
Claysville
G. F. Meyer
William P. Wampler
Joseph A. Shelley
Craig
McCarrell
First Presbyterian Church
McK. &Y. R
Pittsburg
Scott Haven
Dickerson Run
Ellrod
H. C. Frick
City to borrow funds to pay street improvement debt
A street improvement certificate for 16,459 87 owed to Freehold Bank of Pittsburgh will be presented to the City Council, with borrowing as the only option since current funds lack the money. Finance Committee recommends borrowing, noting past certificates for Fifth Street paving and disputing rumor of large city debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mckeesport
Freehold Bank
Pittsburg
Mire Cortiaoate
Boston Iron and Steel seeks tax exemption for McKeesport plant
An appeal to the McKeesport Council from the New Manufacturing Company reports Boston Iron and Steel plans to reopen the Alikanna plant in Steubenville and relocate to McKeesport. The project would employ about 600 men, with a 40-furnace facility producing large quantities of muck iron bar daily and potential addition of a plate mill. The company asks for a ten year exemption to attract the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesport
New Manufacturing Company
Dipatch
Boston Iron and Steel Company
Alikanna
Steubenville
Ancre
Two Jailbirds Captured After Ohio Escape
Wheeling dispatch reports that two fugitives Edate Combs and Bull McDonough escaped from a jail in St Clairsville Ohio after a robbery and the beating death of John Watkins. They were recaptured in Birmingham Alabama and will be brought back for trial.
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Wheeling
Edate Combs
Bull” McDonough
John Watkins
Combs
McDonough
St. Clairsville
Combs Sey
Birmingham
Eviena
Street Car Strike Halts Wheeling Lines
Street car traffic is blocked as Wheeling strikers halt electric service. Omnibus routes are run by the city and are well patronized. The strike has not yet been settled and public sympathy is reported with the workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Wreeiss
Atri
McKeesport Foreman Receives Injury At Stratton Mill
An incomplete report notes Henry Good, foreman at the Stratton planing mill, was injured while overseeing work. Details are garbled but indicate an accident affected the foreman and involved a defective or broken component. Further information is not clear from the telegram excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesfort
Henry Good
Stratton Planing Mille
Labor Day Celebration in Wheeling Shown Big Crowd
A large celebration fills the streets of Wheeling on Labor Day with seniors in the city and picnics at the fair grounds. Reports mention a pending lantern factory by Leapise capitalists and security steps by Irwin companies amid anticipated trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Iy Apal
New Bloomfield
Leapise
Ep. McCantuy
Cincinnati
Irwin
Beaver Falls
Horse Race Entries and Stakes At Washington Far
Detailed listing of races for 1 to 2 year old foals, stallion stakes, pacing and trotting purses, with names of horses such as Prince Alfred, Alley Cayler, Cremona, and Electioneer. Entries close dates, class descriptions, and breeding lines are noted.
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EBACE
Prince Alfred
Indy Nulton
Alley Cayler
Stanford
Shona i Cairo
Cremona. Or
Carter
Psinthaner Oor
W. Et Wilkes
I Juage Taster
B.o
Alley
Ise B. c
Electioneer
Ianarite
Egeer
Captain Wagner
Joe Ene
McGregor, Jr
B. m
Dick Jerpin
Hambie
Gr. c
Electroneer
Export Demand Fails to Push Prices Higher
Despite strong demand for old exports, prices remain unchanged. Analysts note sustained buyer interest but limited supply keeps values steady. Market watchers caution against expecting rapid gains as inventory levels stay constrained.
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Association Record
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Northwestern Breeders’ Association
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Red Wilkes
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Minpone
Bring Prince
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Toneeeeee
Greensburg Sports
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Darisville
Baltimore and Ohio Packet
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Alabama
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Tex Long
Rankin School
Woodfield
Milton Radin
Floyd, Booth & Co
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Meinte
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Wilkes
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Gallegher
Dick Smith
Beycckhiart & Kennedy
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al. Hodgers
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W. J. Thurben
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Holly Stock Farm
Stella
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T. A. Miller
Hattie Hall
Harvey Thomas
Lamarting
Yao Pace
Elroy
Walter B. B. the. Hush
Sally K. R. m
J. FP. Kennedy
J. Pace
Bhat Deentsane
Joseph Fleming & Son
Aail Tissa
Pittsburg, PA
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