Wild ninth inning drives home team to win in chaotic clash
In a brisk back and forth, Braley and Gleason pitched well for the home side as Sunday's hit and steal helped strike early momentum. The visitors faltered late, with Peters and Beare shining for the locals despite a rough stretch that included a costly miscue and a flurry of runs in the ninth.
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Braley
Gleason
Beare
Hanlon
Heid
Sunday
Ee Peele
Myers
Carroll
Won's Boys Rally In Uphill Win Over Benton
Won's Boys staged a stubborn comeback to beat Benton 8 to 7 after rallying in the eighth and tenth innings. Quinn, Duffy and Madden stood out as key contributors while Dwyer steadied on the mound apart from a rough stretch. Attendance was listed at 1,600 as Boston edged into a win in the series.
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Benton
Chicago
Quinn
Duffy
Boss
Madden
Dwyer
Boston
Mer Burns
Ures
Pote
Stick Work
DIANAPOLIS July 2 Today's game hoped no notable features. The visitors by opportune bunching of hits bungled three innings for the home club and relieved in the fourth by Bardick. The tug of the local team was good, but the ore excelled them at the bat.
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Dianapolis
Bardick
McKeesport
Mingos
L Kelly
Ae Gilleland
Careites Cae
Washingtons Lose In Ninth as Wilmot Is Called Out
In Cleveland on July 2 the Washingtons threaten in the ninth with Wilmot on third but Tebeau touches him after Wilmot steps off base. Carney grounds out to short to end the game. Final score Cleveland 6 Washingtons 4 with errors and miscues noted.
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Cleveland
Washingtons
Bakeley
Wilmot
Tebeau
Carney
Clevelands
Cossseere
Washington
Zimmer
Teledean
Carcubis
Clark
Wate
Immer
Radford
Mack
To Day's Games Across Leagues
No National League games scheduled today. American Association features Brooklyn at St Louis, Athletics at Louisville, Baltimore at Cincinnati, Columbus at Kansas City. International League has no games on the slate.
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American Association
Brooklyns
St. Louis
Athletics
Louisville
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Columbus
Kapaas City
International League
Keystones Win Over Homestead at Riverside Park
The Keystones defeated the Homestead club yesterday afternoon at Riverside Park. Key moments included a standout second baseman display and remarkable catches. Final score was Keystones 8, Homesteads 1. Pitchers Armor and Douglass split the action with solid defense. time of game one hour and minutes.
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The
Keystones
Homestead Club
Riverside Park
Anl
Sans
Bien “Erent Apong
Homesteads
Vere
Green
Armor
Douglass
Bove
Woods
Dunce
Ean
Calgan
Thompson
McKeeve Fr
Mingos Open Series with Win Over Visitors 9 to 1
McKeesport hosts Mingos win 9 to 1 as Kelly of the visitors struggles on the mound. Gilleland shines in the field while McKeesport rallies with timely hitting. Beaver Falls games next, with Martins and Perrys in action. crowd light but steady attendance.
Columbus Defeats Kansas City in Contested Game
Kansas City hosts Columbus in a rough contest marked by poor plays and a failed double-player time scheme. Onna of Columbus openly robs for his team as wild pitches and miscues dominate, while umpires McCarthy O'Connor and Peoples handle the rough action. Manager Forreyson of McKeesport announces a possible challenge match for $100 amid local signing rumors.
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Kansas City
Columbus
Kansas Citys
Onna
Ectors
Kaneas
Rome Isa Kanaan
Cys
Columbes
Fies
Msn
Baldwin
Bal Unson
Conware
St Siteuten
McCarthy
O'Connor
Peoples
Salvator Wins Realization Stakes at Bay Meeting
In heavy rain at Coney Island, Salvator ridden by McLaughlin won the $50,000 Realization Stakes for four year olds, ahead of Tenney and Longstreet as a crowd of about ten thousand watched. Haggin owned Salvator, with the event drawing top guests and a turbulent finish as the field raced 1 1/4 miles.
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Salvator
Teaney
New Yor
Sheapshead Bay
McLaughlin
J. B. Haggin
Wae Ore
Loreey
Senator Hearst
D. D. Withers
Eelmont
J. F. Galway
Mike
Phil Dwyer
Burk
Oden Bowie, Jr
Ben Ali Hagein
2M H N
John Hanter
Aualination
Harrin
Nover
Chicago
Ake
Coney Island Jockey Club
Mc Ai Eric
Longstreet
Taylor
Je Anterbens
Long Dance
Williams
Gan
M. Fellow
W. Donnovan
Tenney
Eld
Philander
Hamilton
Mutuals
Pay Fellow
Wilders
Nga
Sible
Littlefield
Jadvator
Crn
Englewood Stakes Highlight at Washington Park Rains Slow Track
At Washington Park July racing drew crowds for the Englewood stakes for year old fillies where Princess Bowling won in record time, beating Sadelin and Madelin. The day featured multiple races with tight finishes and notable performances including Lady Gay leading the quarter and heavy betting at the club house. Entries for tomorrow’s program list several 1 mile to 1 1/4 mile events with horses such as Monita Hardy Altame Ways and Red Light among contenders.
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ChicaGo
Washington Park
Pricess Bowling
Lee Hes
Morris
Resul Bose
Portlaw
Englewood
Englewood Stak Og
Sadelin
Princess
Nee Bowl
Neewe
Madelin Ee Weom
Somes
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Hetriere
Craft
Famine
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Black Diamond
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Jill Hag
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Gracie
Ja Ja
Lena
Sema
Blazer
Trace
Rhody Pringle
Glockae Ohn Hebert
St. Nick
Joe Frearica
Tracie
St. Albans
Mon Lee An
Seene
Gladstone
Montta
Letter From Teemer on Races in the Future
Message from John Teemer dated in McKeesport reports the July regatta at Sioux City was postponed due to low water. Teemer and Hosmer will depart Saturday to arrange offshore telegraph routes in the West. He notes no clear plan for a Bolivian voyage and hints at a race with Gaudauraes.
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McKeesport
John Teemer
Sioux City
Teemer
Hosmer
Araree
Pelegtie Setea
Eisal
Gaudauraes
Minnehaha Driving Park Trots For Time Record
MIFFYER POLIS Minn July 2 One feature of the first days programme at Minnehaha Driving Park was the trot against time by Axtel to beat the 3 year old world's record. Start completed after warming the Stallion for a mile and the owner and Dufaer present. M Dufar the wrestler arrived to take part in wrestling and sword eee eee Buter is Exposition a Bee toxerow. Mr ris extreme hope of prize or two likely.
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Minn
Minnehaha
Axtel
Dufaer
M. Dufar
Mr. Ris
Ross
John Hanks
Bloomingdon
Abraham Lincoln
Decatur
Hanks
Lincoln
Cam Hanks
Fragmented OCR Item on Local Event
A damaged OCR fragment presents unclear data about a local event or notice with illegible numbers and names. no coherent details can be derived beyond hints of figures and dates.
Rifle Team Duel At Churn Range With Notables Present
Loxpon July 2. Massachusetts Rifle Team faced Royal Berkshire Volunteers at Churn Range amid Wimbledon Range speculation. Lord Wantage Viscount Dury and other notables attended as Americans posted range totals amid bright sun, with scores partially garbled in the report.
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Loxpon
Massachusetts
Royal Berkshire Volunteers
Lord Wantage
Wimbledon
Viscount Dury
Ati
Annual Meeting of the National Wheelmen Opens in Grist Towns
The tenth annual meeting of the League of American Wheelmen opened amid rain and floods but drew delegates from Oto Indiana and even New Orleans. A morning business session at the Opera House discussed wheelmen topics while hundreds joined a run to Williamsport on the Potomac. Tomorrow plans include visits to Antietam and South Mountain battlefields and a Penmar mountain excursion.
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Haogristtows
League of American Wheelmen
League
Oto
Indiana
New Orleans
New York
Philadelphia
Opera House
Williamsport
Potomac
Antietam
South Mountain
Penmar
Promising Outlook for McKeesport Driving Park Opener
The three days opening of the McKeesport Driving Park begins July 4 with many entries. Trotting and pacing races are expected to be strong and the outlook supports a large attendance at the event.
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McKeesport
Postmastership saga stirs politics with McKean soon due
Rumors swirl in Philadelphia about James McKean's likely appointment as postmaster as backers push for a quick commission. Supporters claim the matter will be settled soon, with whispers of a Washington trip canceled and last night’s searches failing. A Union League Club visit and rumors of Quay’s lieutenant McKean frame the tense week ahead.
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James 5. McKean
Mr. McKean
Philadelphia
Union League
Quay’s
William Marie McKeen
Telegraphers consider uniform pay plan and new union
Telegraphers discuss forming the Commercial Brotherhood of Telegraphers to standardize wages by competency. A veteran says a large, organized strike is unlikely this time and cites lessons from 1883. There is debate over class divisions and promotions, with resistance from older, well paid workers.
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Commercial Brotherhood of Telegraphers
Down the Ohio Long Voyage to Cincinnati Buoyed by Fireworks
A large jobboat carrying 100 men from Adams & Co and Wolfe Howard & Co departed from South Seventh street for Cincinnati. Fireworks greeted the escort as shanty boats along the river saluted. The vessel carried premium commissary stores and planned periodic stops at fishing camps en route to Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Fiint Glass Works
Adams & Co
Wolfe, Howard &Co
South Seventh Street
Lee
Memeo
Red Letter Call from Molders Meeting Last Night
L A 1080 K of L formed by iron molders met to handle routine business and consider a by law change for a beneficial clause. No action taken on that matter, decided to issue a red letter call for a meeting. A list of imported sherries and other goods offered by G. W. Schmidt at 95 and 97 Fifth Ave.
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Jose
Noonday Sale On Men Suits And Pet Clothing
Noon tomorrow we continue closing out sale of all men's suits and pet clothing. Prices slashed from 18 22 to 6 10 with various deals. Store hours until 9 pm tonight and 12 noon tomorrow. James W. Grove's stock showcased at Cor Grant and Diamond sts opposite the new Court House.
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Cor. Grant and Diamond Sts
New Court House
Public Works Committee Advances Herron Park Plan
The Public Works Committee approved the Herron Hill Park designation and urged action to fund and develop the park. Ordinances to open and pave streets, install sewers, and curb several blocks were tabled or negated amid remonstrances over grade changes and cost.
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A Powerful League of English Speaking Peoples
Ben Butler spoke at Waterville on annexation proposing a peaceful league of Canada the United States and Great Britain. He argued a small navy could deter world conflicts and cited economic stability as a motive for unity to prevent bankruptcies from endless arms races.
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Waterville
B. F. Butler
Canada
United States
Great Britain
Europe
Asia
Lycenik
Pote
Mysterious method yields body from river at Millvale
Reports describe a strange recovery of 11-year-old James Robinson from the Allegheny River near Millvale. Undertaker Byrne said the body surfaced after a shirt worn by the boy was filled with quicksilver and released, prompting talk of mysterious aid in the search.
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Allegheny
James Robinson
Millvale
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