Very Fine Victory and Splendid Pitching Across Baseball
Donovan guides Giants on bases as Anson's Colts persist in winning while the Reds ease past Boston. Across the league New York, Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, St. Louis, Washington and others post scores and standings in a bustling day of baseball news from Tittsburg to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tittsburg
New York
Cmscinnati
Louisville
Chicago
ST. Louis
Washington
Fry Rr
Cleveland
Khoston
Baltimore Shusburg
St. Lows
Giants Fall At Exposition Park In Close Victory
At Exposition Park the local sluggers edged the Giants of New York 4 to 3 in a tense game. Terry pitched strongly for the home team while Rosie matched him, but timely hits by Donovan and Beckley produced the decisive runs. Fuller’s ninth inning out clinched the win as 1,100 spectators breathed a relieved cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Titches
Giants
Exposition Park
New York
Shorty” Fuller
Fuller
Tmirehers
Rosie
Terry
Doyle
Buck Ewing
Powers
Bierbauer
Ron
Tusie
Patey Donovan
New Yorkers
Captain Ewing
Miller
Donovan
Tatsy
Elmer Smith
Boyle
Smith
Ewing
Amos Kurie
Shungart
Beckley
Meck
Tim
Farrell
Mack
Sud
Sime
Danny Lyons
Lawyer O'Rourke
Posle
Rusie
Shuvart
Doubie Pereesee Shagart and Mack Pitching Duel
Fragmentary text from a baseball game recap mentions players Bite Smith Shagart Mack and Dorie Boyle Ewing Tyous and Bane. It notes New York as a team, time of game two hours, and umpire Gaifney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
bite—Smith
Shagart
Mack
Doubie Pereesee
New York
Belle Miller
Oatas
Aerry
Dorie
Boyle
Ewing
D. Tyous
Bane
Pittehang
Uppire
Gaifney
Chicago vs Boston rough match with errors and autos
Aug 9 in Chicago the Colts won in the eighth, errors costly for the Quakers. Reilly at third and Houlton in left highlighted the play. Attendance about 1000. Weather cool. Philadelphia 2 Chicago 5. In another game Brooklyn Bridegrooms edged past the Lontevilles amid six errors by the latter. Westber pitched well for Brooklyn with a 1 0 record. Attendance 1,000. In St Louis a close tilt saw Browns win behind timely hits. Meekin wild, Abbey used as reliever. Attendance 1,700. Score St Louis 6 Washington 2. Home runs by Richardson and others. Time about two hours. Umpires Snyder and Emile.
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Chicaoo
Auz
Colts
Quakers
Reilly
Houlton
Loveriite
To Day's League Schedule Shows NYC at Pittsburgh
Baseball schedule lists New York at Pittsburgh, Baltimore at Cleveland, Boston at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Louisville, and Philadelphia at Chicago for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Louisville
Philadelphia
Chicago
Tue Dispatch Nine Defeats Commercial Gazette in Crippled Game
Tue Dispatch breezed past the Commercial Gazette as the latter were badly crippled. Penn excelled at second base with two sharp liner plays and Harley turned a neat solo double play. Walton pitched well despite some credited hits being scratches, and the final score showed Tue Dispatch ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tue Dispatch
Commercial Gazette
Felding
Penn
Harley
Walton
Dietateh
Dispatch
G . Erro
Com-Gaz
Hogan
Manose Wirsing
Homeron
Steien Tases
Atkinson
Hurley
Seneman Cuones
Sgieaveene
Puseed Baiks
Cooper
Wirsing
Com- Gaz
Hoes
McGaw
Que Botz
Whutes
Umipire
Faris
Browns' First Baseman Released. Caruthers Takes Frat Base
Perry Worden, the Browns’ first baseman, was released this morning. Captain Caruthers will replace him at first base to better command the team. Von der Abe says the move puts Caruthers in the best position to issue orders, noting first base is the easiest spot to play and the only place to readily call players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Loum
Ang
Perry Worden
Browns
Caruthers
von der Abe
Tele graphic swap shifts Labor Day game to Sunday
A tele graphic agreement moved the Labor Day morning game from Baltimore to this city. The teams depart after the contest and play in Baltimore Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baseball notes from a turbulent day in local league
Yesterday Yawning teams and players faced a jumbled slate. Hoxxene seeks umpiring, Sait to pitch for home team, Dosovan dazzled on bases, Kelly ill, and fans warned of missed treats. Cleveland and Baltimore split a 2 to 1 affair as Bierbauer shines. Stover drives six doubles and 16 steals in six games as star power and pitching shift across the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Jon Hoxxene
Ener Te Sait
Dosovan
Kelly
Cranks
Oak Singeers
Suma Sadae Meneinaad
Twilights
Johnstown
Menefre
Reyoxp
Bierbauer
Riewt Frevpee LeckKe
Chicagos
Ryan
Delder
Stover
Cleveland
Baltimore
Gume Otters
Baltimores
Seler
Oly Sporks
Piichers
Eiders
Boston
Saas
Montcomeay
Aln
Spadione Rom
Joliet
Eiesiaant Genslinger
Saratoga Winners and Weather Report
Weather at Saratoga was bright and warm with a track approaching fine condition. Attendance matched averages as betting prices circulated for several races with Wheeler and Ida B. among top finishers, followed by Minon cult. Second race results included Logan and Ufslece with close margins and rough quarter mile times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapatoca
Wheeler
Ida B. Col
Minon Cult
Logan
Ufslece
Race results and betting figures from multiple steeplechases
The record lists finishers and odds for several races. First race over five and one half furlongs shows Rival at 2 to 1, Autreal at 6 to 1, Hobmsta at 4 to 7 with Time 129 percent. Second race over one and a quarter hurdles lists Koarte at 7 to 1, Luke at 7 to 1, Mme at 230 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haylor
Rico
Autreal
Hobmsta
T. John
Koarte
T. Luke
Mme
Lamp lighter wins Twin City Handicap in slow paced race
Pierre Lorillard's Lamp lighter captured the Twin City Handicap at Lamplighter track posting 8 to 2 odds and finishing a length ahead of M F Dwyer's Banquet at 20 to 1 with Marcus Daly's Montana a distant third. The race ran 2 09 1 5, praised for quality over time and featured a large field and close finishes in multiple events on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suerreurap Hay Race Track
Aug. W
Twin City
Pierre Lorillard
Lamplighter
M. F. Dwyer
Banquet
Marcus Daly
Montana
Lito
Garrison
Montane
Hamilton
Belmont
Lady Violet
Gurmaeet
Prince
Prince George
Annie F
Ab Roan H
Daly
Lady Belmont
Wto Enpty
Correction
Queentle Trowridge
Sleipner
Seond
Stos
Tea Trayan Julien
Alx
Farlo Rosa H
F Taral
Ore Hear
Whipmartine
Furu
Lady ‘Pelmont
Dy ‘ Oo
Zornites
Bra Ae
Girofle
Witpning
Lady Yidhet
Ariving
Lee
Auntie Foot
Tyra
Ullen
Trotters and Pacers Race on Independence Track
A brisk crowd attended Independence Track events despite northwest wind. Union won the 225 trot in straight heats at 2:14 with a $6 bet. Hazel Wilkes won the arte trot in straight heats. San Pedro won two heats in the 2:35 pace but was barred in heat two. Fleet Foot claimed heat three and San Pedro won the final heat after a break. Other Latonia and Philadelphia Driving Club notes described fair weather, slow track, and multiple race outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentuckian Union
Hazel Wilkes
Shy
San Pedro
Fleet Foot
Philadelphisa
Pamapetrat
Aug
Philadelphia Driving Club
Philadelphia
Crecrsnall
Latonia
Servitor
Jack Richelieu
Elvie
Liliden Sentrice Otol
Fue Jonge Beak McCann
Soul R. Wit
Peari N
L. Mun Secon
Sewickley Tennis Opens With Moorhead Pier Clash
The Sewickley Athletic Association hosts a lively opening day as Moorhead faces Arthur Pier in the singles with strong crowd support, while Vaill, Christy, and Guthrie advance in early rounds. Weather and courts affect play, with deuce sets and bright volleys exciting spectators.
Races at Sheepshead Bay Pools Sold in Louisville Preview
Special reports list sold pools for tomorrow's Sheepshead Bay races in detail. It names horses, weights, and odds across multiple events, including seven-eighths and three-quarters of a mile heats with entrants such as Potomac ji, Dr. Hasbrouck, Tournament, King Crab, Teeny, Van Buren, Milt Young, Reporter, Chesapeake, Fairy, and others, along with various prices and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Sheepshead Bay
Dr. Hasbrouck
Tournament
King Crab
Teeny
van Buren
Milt Young
Reporter
Chesapeake
Fairy
Correction
Lowell
Doctor
Lawless
Elsino
Waraw — Jerome
Zornitza
Wormser
Reginak
Catan Bo
Gos Equity
Fairplay
Dagonettio
Eae Futurtae
Pds Guus Siaent
Uncle Sim
Ruenex
Dolly McCone
Brile Iit
Ogers
Mogachort
Fc Segweall
Sleipner
Livonta Livonts
A Long Wheeling Journey Begins From Wheeling
William H Caldwell of Columbia North Carolina and William A Winn Raleigh North Carolina started at 4 AM from the battery in Wheeling on bicycles toward San Francisco. Their pneumatic tire racers weigh about 8 pounds stripped and will use roads where possible. They planned to pass Augusta Atlanta Memphis then Arkansas Indian Territory Panhandle Texas Arizona New Mexico and Baja California with two hundred Wheeling wheelmen escorting them ten miles.
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Pacifico
Augusta
Thenos
Atanta
Memphis
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Panhandle
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
California
Hovey Wins All Comers Prize at Newport
Newport Aug 30 The final match in the national tennis tournament for the all comers prize ended with Hovey defeating Larned after a week of strong play and steady serving The weather was pleasant and the courts were in fine condition as the crowd watched the decisive contest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Newport
Newpoort
Kel
Hovey
Larned
Trap Shooting Tourney Opens in New London
The fifth annual trap shooting tourney under Standard Keystone opens at New London Gun Club with 96 entries for the Standard Rarsvese trophy won last year by Wolstencroft. George Strong of New London leads after day one with 49, Miller Savage Post and Wagner trailing. Weather fair, events continue with $200 guaranteed money and the Peters Cartridge trophy forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Loxpox
Standard Keystone Target Company
New London Gun Club
G. G. Gretp
New York
William Wagner
Washington
A. Tucker
Davenport
Iowa
BR. EK
Brentoll
Newark
W. H
James Wolstencrost
Philadelphia
William Siegalls
Montclair
Neal Apar
Fisisaes
N. J
J.D. Pras
Fayetteville
N.Y
Wolstencroft
Waslington
George (. Strong
New London
Miller
Savage
Post
Wagner
Siegeler
Buckwell
Davis
W. Wolstencroft
Vandyke
Collins
L. C. Smith
Peters’ Cartridge Company
New Jersey
Connection
Vodsay
Ohio sprinter Hutchins breaks 50 yard amateur record
In Sremroreto Ohio on August 10 Hutchins, 23, running two years, broke the American amateur 50 yard dash record with 5.25 seconds. L D Myers holds the December 1844 amateur title at six seconds. Hutchins expects to improve next week at the Y M C A trials while also holding the Ohio state sprint records. Prof Harry Hodge coaches the Y M C A athletics program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sremroreto
Butching
America
L. D. Myers
New York
Hutchhina
Harry Hodge
Hutchins
State of Olio
Suase Y. M
Seine
Sullivan Money Wanted Bet On Sullivan Corbett Fight
A local sporting man leaves $00 at this office to bet Sullivan will knock out James J. Corbett in 10 rounds. Odds favor Sullivan, with considerable local betting at 100 to on Sullivan. One bid was made yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
John L. Sullivan
James J. Corbett
Behalf of O Connor and partners finalize double sculling stake
Tonowto Aug 90 final deposit completed by O Connor Hanlan Gaudeur Hownee for a $00 side double sculling championship race at Rochester. O Connor leaves tonight for Rochester Maulan sails Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonowto
O'Connor
Hanlan
Gaudeur
Hownee
Rochester
Maulan
Misolansonus Sporting Notes and London Ring Rules
A jumble of sports items notes J B Clark Slavin and Kilrain under Queensberry rules, mentions MuTa Wilkes as a young unbroken mare, and references London prize ring bouts and bare knuckles. Also cites a Washington race, poetry of Metropolis meetings, and cricket and bulldog dog observations with scattered names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Johnson
Cleveland
Washington
Johnson
Metropolitan Association
A. A. Ested
Sullivan
Metropolan
Astor House
James McCormick
Visitors and locals check into Pittsburgh hotels
Franklin Pa residents W E Crawford and J B Barbour are at the Hotel Anderson. E G Wright of Washington Pa stayed at the Seventh Avenue Hotel yesterday. Miss Emily Campbell of Clarion Pa was in Pittsburg yesterday. Alderman P B Reilly expected home from vacation. J B Klock of Cleveland at the Anderson on business. E J Groff of Blairsville at the Seventh Avenue Hotel. Maybe Ses of Allegheny will return Friday. Mrs J P Thomas and daughter of Titusville Pa at the Duquesne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Crawford
J. B. Barbour
Franklin
Anderson
E. G. Wright
Washington, Pa
Seventh Avenue
Ses
Allegheny
J. P. Thomas
Titus Fille
Duquesne
J. B. Klock
Cleveland
P. B. Reilly
Emily Campbell
Clarion, Pa
Pittsburg
E. J. Groff
Blairsville
Seventh Avenue Hotel
Registered Pittsburgers at New York hotels
A list from New York dated August 20 records numerous Pittsburg residents staying at city hotels including J W Chalfant J M Kirkwood W L Mellon W C Scaife A Co Bene H Buhl Jr Misa Connolly P Dean J J Dickson Mrs L Edwards Mise Graham M L Feldstein M Kauf man H P Guz zum E E Rens J Thompson J R Lawson G Hawkins Mrs C J Hays C F Henning G A Henning B B Kerr J F McCandless A P Moore RB L Walter W C McMahon Mrs H Moore C E Orr J Segan Dennis H Laughlin J Laughlin Jr J P Laughlin L B Milligan and others at various properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Normandie
C. 3. Hays
C. F. Henning
International
G A. Henning
B. B. Kerr
J. F. McCandless
Brunswick
A. P. Moore
Imperial
RB. L. Walter
W. C. McMahon
H. Moore
Gilsey House
C. E. Orr
Moryland
J. & Roberts
St. Cloud Hotel
KE. P. Young
Hotel Albert
J. Segan Dennis
HH. Laughlin
Murray Hill
J. Laughlin, Jr
J. P. Laughlin
Murray Hil
L. B Milligan
Continental
Afghans Ready to Resist Russian Push Alone
Advices from Afghanistan report the Ameer is prepared to forcefully resist a Russian advance toward Shignan and Roshan without awaiting England action, signaling willingness to act independently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Afghanistan
Shignan
Roshan
England
River News And Notes Louisville Items The Stage Of Water
River conditions in Louisville show a fall with 19 inches on the canal 1 foot 6 inches on the falls and 6 feet hinches below. Departures include routes to Cincinnati Big Sandy for Carrothen Big Kauswha for paar tlie Carrie Hope and for Kentucky river.
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Louisville
Aug
Cincinnati
Big Sandy
Carrothen
Paar Tlie
Carrie Hope
Kentucky River
Weather Summary for Upper Ganges Show Area
Upper Ganges Show reports the river at Allegheny Junction at 2 feet 9 inches and falling, with cloudy and warm conditions. Morgantown river level at 5 feet and stationary, Browns ville at 4 feet 1 inch and stationary, thermometers reading 67 and 42 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganges
Allegheny Junction
Warkel
Clearend
Morgantown
Brownsville
Opml
Weather and river reports with scattered arrivals
Weather notes from Wheeling Evansville and Camro report rivers at various feet and rising or falling amid cloudy cool conditions. Ship arrivals include New Orleans Arkansas City Natchez and St Louis with multiple vessels listed and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
K. Bedford
Parkersburg
Paseersborg
United States
White
Martin Lall
Ravenswood
Cote
Mamitis
Evansville
Kilver
New Orleans
Arkansas City
Natchez
Jiton
St. Loui
St. Louis
Sidney Jon
Bam
River packets and riverfront news in Wheeling era
Reports from the wharf detail arrivals and departures of boats including the Raymond Horner, James G Blaine, and John F Wallon. Repairs on Sunken boats, low water effects, rescues, and police patrols color the river scene while the Tide makes two trips and the City of Pittsburgh glides by with festive decorations.
Police Move Crude Crimes In City Ward Hearings
Joserh Pirrek jailed in Twenty-eighth ward on cruelty charge brought by wife. Micheal Rodgers speakeasy on Canton street raided. proprietor fined 100 dollars plus costs. Thomas Pring charged with cruelty to wife and infant. bail set at 500 dollars. George Jackson fined 20 dollars for assaulting Officer Huff after drunken disturbance. James Butler arrested on desertion warrant. married seven months. Omantes Lawson jailed for aggravated assault. Jacob Heneobitz alleges a window attack injuring a resident. Frank Waixwaiost Herman Couch and Antonia Dellbrick arrested with others. gang of youths cause nightly disturbances near East Liberty ball park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joserh Pirrek
Twenty-eighth Ward
Micheal Rodgers
Canton Street
Oly
Houwase Acexr O'Ratrey
Squire Weeghly
New Brighton Road
Thomas Pring
George Jackson
Alderman McKelvey
Alleheny
Huff
Nekcon Street
Irwin Avenue
Jackson
Janes Butler
McPike
Caroline Butler
Fifty
Andarnegio Atrects
Omantes Lawson
Kaultenhauser
Jacob Heneobitz
Soho
Frank Waixwaiost
Herman Couch
Antonia Dellbrick
W. Brainerd
East Liberty
Six Injuries Reported In City Vehicle Accidents
A busy day of accidents left six people injured. Conductor George Morrison of Citizens' Traction Line car 124 suffered two broken ribs after a wagon struck the rear of his halted car at Penn avenue and Thirty-fourth street. driver Thomas Hanlon was arrested for investigation. Other injuries include Arrie Christ Apple of Gassboro New Jersey who fell from a Panhandle train at Fourth Avenue and was hospitalized. plasterer Hackwalter Ham Walter injured at Chestnut and Canal streets Allegheny with arm and leg fractures. Andy Schmertz struck by a broken belt at Oliver Roberts' wire unit taken to Mercy Hospital. Ayxie Cohen at Homeopathic Hospital amputated hand at the wrist after mangling. John Benton a 12-year-old fell from a swing in East End and injured left arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Morrison
Citizens’ Traction Line
Penn Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Thomas Hanlon
Morrison
Etna
Hanlon
Palmer
Arrie—Christ
Apple
Gassboro
N. J
Fourth Avenue Station
Southside Hospital
Newark
Hackwalter
Samuel Hackwalter
Chestnu
Canal Streets
Allegheny
New Brighton
Seoamentz
Andy Schmertz
Oliver & Roberts
Mercy Hospital
Ayxie Cohen
Homeopathic Hospital
John Benton
East End
Butcher Riddler Charged With Cruelty to a Girl
The case filed before Alderman Aurion in the West End centers on Micheal Riddler a noted local butcher accused of cruelty to a 12 year old girl Mary Duffy. Agent O'Brien of the Humane Society entered suit after Mary was sent to Riddler's shop by Mrs Gestner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riddler
West End
O’brien
The
Humane Society
Alderman Aurion
Micheal Riddler
Mra Gestner
Wabash Avenue
Mary Duffy
Ridaler
Will of Mary Lanzell probate and Bellevue donation
The will of the late Mary Lanzell of Bellevue is filed for probate. She leaves 25 dollars to Fleming Chapel an M E church of Bellevue borough. New city weigh scales near Hazelwood Mt Washington Bloomfield and East End nearly completed. Coal dealers in those districts will be compelled to use them. Residents of Oakland complain of numerous beggars in the suburb and have been asked to rid the neighborhood. The successor to Secretary Richard B Scandrett of the Allegheny Board of School Directors will be elected next Tuesday. Many candidates and a heated contest are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lanzell
Bellevue
Richard B Scandrett
Allegheny Board of School Directors
Five OF for Cash Discount Proposition in Art Shop
The dealer offers suits at steeply cut prices and tests whether the discount aligns with a target around 20 percent. He states prices: $78 suits for $15, $15 suits for $12, and $12 suits for $16, claiming the deal must beat a 5 percent figure and be closer to 20 percent.
This Week Only Fall Stock Sacrifice Sale
This week only in the last week of August a special discount sale reduces our fall stock to clear space. The immense inventory is available at sacrifice prices as we offer a rare opportunity for shoppers needing seasonal items.
Continued sale of 500 pairs of The Favorite shoes
The note states about 500 pairs of our own make The Favorite remain unsold this week and are priced at $2.25. It claims to offer the best value ever.
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York Players
Anson
Reds
Oma Iertacer
t/Ruatce
Puller
Ea Pittahere
Sane
York
Crncmixati
Cincinnatas
Bostons
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Puzzle
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Ryan mi
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Toompeon
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Hutchingon
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Strack
Hutchinson
Wermieg
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sackBoe Anson
Ealenbeer
Emsilie
Louisiie
Ward
Brown
Tabor
Beton
Browthera
Burns
N. m. le Whistier
I Kinslow
Merrill,c
Ylor
Weaver
O'Brien
Kinston
Seneinge
Pfeffer
Whistier
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Stein
Queboar
Snyder
Meekin
Abbey
Ev. Louis
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Dewd
Glasscock
Radford
Carroll
Twitewell
Milligan
Brodie
McGuire
Gleason
Doffer
Camp
Mrekin
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Richardson
Thlen
Crooks
Moriarity
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Schehartire
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Arthy
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Vaughn
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P Dwyer
Taley
I Dwyer
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Dispatch Nine
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I Claas
Purse
Dessa E Kemson
Aren
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Pascination
Sewickley Association
Moorhead and Pier
Sewickley
Sewickley Athletic Association
Moorhead
EB. Yvaill
W. B. Moorhead
Arthur Pier
Pier
Coster
Thompson
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Christy
Porter
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Ker
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Flenniker
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Aoe
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Jo As
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DW. Chandler
Oxted
Chace
Chandler
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Shaepehead Bay
Keovey
Yaterday
New Lon
Don
Conn
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Charles Abeolom
Aegees
Shrewsbury
Middlesex
Notts
Eveliah
Hieve
Middlesex Mnateur
W. Scott
Cliles
Pittsburcers
River News and Notes
Raymond Horner
Dodsworth
James G. Blaine
John F. Wallon
Remy
Captain Cox
Morwantorn
Datis I'am
Thes. M. McConnell
Marsh McDonald
Mt Clemens Yesterdy
Jon
Ulings
Jolly Brothers
Monon Hela
Cheat River
Harry Marrington
Elaine
Berm
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Gamble
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Temeyleania
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Lake
Weather Bureau
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Taz Strand Brewing Company
Frank Y
Schenley Park
Fleming
Wyliz Avenue
Grant Street
Sixth Avenue
AGUA
Liberty ST
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