Old Sport Galvin Fares Poorly as Fortune Shifts in Box
A historical box score notes Old Sport Galvin in a tough outing while opponents gain advantage in a tight game. Highlights include two-base hits by Robineau and Brownson, and mentions of players like Houston Wisner Kelly Corpora Quinn and others. Umpires were Gaffney and Sudloser with 2357 in attendance.
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Hite -Quinn
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Quinn
Boston
Birch
Robingson
Galvi Koil
Bro
Chicagos defeat Philadelphia in tense baseball game
Chicago team beat Philadelphia 10 to 3 in front of 35 observers. Players listed include Mulvey Wood and King on the mound. Umpires Milligan and Ferguson called the game after roughly two hours with several strikeouts and errors noted.
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Akron
Youngstown
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Payne and Cody
Pike
Giants Defeat Cleveland in Ballgame on Hitting Day
In Cleveland on July 2 the Giants won over the Cleveland P. L. team thanks to solid hitting. Attendance around 25 thousand. Box scores show key contributions from players including Slattery, Delwhanty, Tobes, and Sutcliffe for the Giants and Baker and Busby for Cleveland. pitching figures and totals listed.
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Beere
Duquesne Club Beaten by Water Cures in Close Pittubsburg Contest
The Duquesne club of Pittsburg, carrying Cargo in the box, visited Philipsburg today and were defeated by the Water Cures in a tight margin. Scoring details show W CURES leading with a final total near 91 to 75 with standout performances by players such as Harmive and Jones.
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Pittsburg
Philipsburg
Pittsburg's Batting Fire Lights Up Game
Pittsburg wins behind Gumbert's bat and wild but effective pitching as Decker scores four times and La Roque, Miller, and Kelly contribute key hits. New York and Cincinnati also post wins in a day of high scoring baseball with 300 in attendance.
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Reds
Realization stakes end heavy track at Sheepshead Bay
Coney Island Jockey Club closes spring meeting amid rain and heavy turf. Realization stakes for 3-year-olds drew fast contenders. Tournament beat rivals by 30 lengths, with Her Highness second and Banquet third as Banquet chased in the stretch. Other races saw Rowsell, Strathmeston, and Torso among notable finishers.
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Stallion Red Wilkes Auction Sought After Court Filing
Special Telegram reports in Luxticetos Er July 2 that Miss Nando Smith sued W C Franco seeking a receiver for Red Wilkes. Franco requests dissolution of their partnership and sale of the stallion citing continued pressure from Smiths agent RF Smith McCann.
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Tomorrow's Races Filled With Entries for Matinee
Secretary McCracken secured entries for the morrow matinee races. Listed are participants in mixed classes trotting and pacing include Kinney Donald Ly Shearer Monroe Bristol McUall King Predmore Wilkes Sip Lapna Yale Queen Wonder Callen Harris Mame Roetroft Bed Whiteia King Mee Jones Flirt Kate Van Horn Annie Rooney and others.
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Shearer
Monroe Bristol
E. McUall
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Charles Predmore
Trott
Anita Stay Wilkes
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Sip
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Pa Callen
Harris
G. W. Eve
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J. Roetroft
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Annie Rooney
J. 0
Two Interleague Games Entail Brawls and Wins
Cleveland and Boston split a doubleheader with Boston sweeping both games after late-inning hitting. A bench-clearer erupted in the second game when McGarr and Davis tangled at third base, resulting in both players leaving the game. Attendance 900. Boston wins first game 6 to 1 and 8 to 4 in the second.
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Races at Washington Park Curcaco July 2 Results
Today at Washington Park Curcaco the program listed five races with Bramble Bush winning the first in 1 02 4. Rival captured the second with Gymnast second Ja Ja third Thane isa noted. Every Charm finished second in the third with Fu King Solomon third. Lirrie B led the fourth in a record breaking time, White Sose second. The fifth race over two miles saw ttbound last favored with Hyperite second and Spokane third in 3 22W.
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Mad Plumber Terrifies Neighborhood With Lead Toss
In New York on July 2 a maniac worker threw molten lead at painter Max Lando on Howards Street. Plumber John Donn grabbed a ladle and attacked, striking Lando with lead and threatening a policeman before being captured and jailed.
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Venango residents push plan for a local race track
A Steel's Hall meeting drew residents to form a committee of seven to locate an available site for a race track after Miller and Sibley used their grounds for horse stock. Henry F. James, chairman of the Venango County Fair Association, pledged support for the effort.
Bicycles to Race Locomotive on July 4
A special Telegram to the Dispatch reports FraxE plans a July 4 race between a Nipano special train and two bicycle riders. The train departs Oil City at 9 25 city time after the wheelmen leave, carrying time keepers to reach Franklin and mark the arrival time of the first rider.
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Brownaville Wheeling Tourney Entries For July 4
A Brownsville July 2 telegram lists entrants for the hill climbing race and afternoon track events for July 4. Riders include J. D. Wincow and W. Rad Wilhelm from Maryland and New Jersey entries such as A A Zimmerman Freehold N J and E S Michener Brownsville. Other bicyclists named include J A Silee McKee H ate Willock Arthur ker and Harry Horse O Jones among Brownsville competitors.
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United States
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S Heedion
A. A. Zimmerman
Freehold
N.J
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Aakan
J. A. Silee McKee
H.ate Willock
Arthur Ker
H. Acker
R. M
Claise Pisiuere
Harry ‘Horse
O. Jones
Brownsville
Cricket on the Fourth at Brash ton with Chicago clan
The Chicago Cricket Club faces Pittsburg on July 4 and 6 at Brash ton. Chicago led by captain Dr. 2s en and C. P. Ogden, with W. Keref of Kelly and others Good year C. L. oe R. Bellew F. Strath J. oe G. Davis. Pittsburg lineup includes H. Penn W. Scott J. Bissill A. Macpherson CV. Chit Ff N. Schwartz A. W. Annesley George Macpherson C. 8. Preston A. Bur rows.
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A. Burrows
Pittsburg Woman Wins Ladies Singles Tennis Title
Miss Madee Clark of Pittsburg won first prize in the ladies singles at Wreeline West Virginia defeating Miss Lizzie Lucas in a thrilling deciding set 6 to 5.
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Pittsburg
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Sporting Notes and Upcoming Matches Across Regions
A roundup of boxing bouts and baseball happenings notes Welch and Baker likely to start at Recreation Park, St Pauls winning again in Oakland, and several prize fights including Dixon vs Groner Dixon and Tomm y Warren vs Jimmy Kennard. Rochester club seeks amateur games. gum chewing legend Tom Tucker linked to jaw injury. July bargains and fireworks promotions across department stores. travel and textile items featured.
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Exposition Park
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Rochester Baseball Club
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Tom Tucker
Tucker
Souton Herald
Kerosene Can Blows Up Hurting Girl and Causing Fire
A kerosene mishap fatally burned Clara Sweitzer eleven in Castle Shannon after attempting to light a fire with the oil. The blast damaged the home and the girl died three hours later. Several other accidents include a woman found dead in Allegheny, a natural gas explosion injuring baker Frank Henn, and multiple injuries from falls and collisions on local transit.
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John Sweitzer
Castle Shannon
John Huber
Hast Street
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Mary Bentzel
John Bentzel
Penn Avenue
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Frank Henn
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Lawrenceville
General Moran to sail from San Francisco to San Salvador
General Fabio Moran former San Salvador division commander and ex Minister of War, who fled after Menendez’s 1886 presidential defeat, will depart San Francisco on Thursday for San Salvador. He may seek return amid Menendez death and a government cable urging his quick return and possible succession prospects.
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Bakery theft triggers chase ending in boy’s faint
Officer Gallant pursued four youths suspected of stealing about 25 dollars of goods from a Grant street bakery. During the chase one boy, William Fitzpatrick aged about 12, fainted. He was taken to Central station under medical care and later placed in the matron's custody after restoratives were given.
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Chicago Opens Pasteur Hydrophobia Institute
In Chicago on July 2 an institute for Pasteur method hydrophobia treatment opened at the United States Medical College. Dr Lagoria led the ceremony and expects flood of inquiries as Westward patients prefer Chicago over New York.
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Fighting on Grant Street
Thomas Quinn and D. T. Reed, both 50, were arrested yesterday for creating a disturbance. Quinn, a teamster, and Reed fought after Reed struck Quinn with a board. Quinn retaliated with his horsewhip. Officer McClurg took both men into custody.
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Penitentiary Prisoner Dies Weeks Before Release
Joseph L. Reed prisoner No. 8043 died at Western Penitentiary Riverside last evening from dysentery after a long invalid spell. Reed, an Allegheny county inmate from the Southside district, was serving 54 years with the term ending within about 60 days. Friends were notified.
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Reed
Allegheny County
Southside
Decorated engine houses for semi centennial celebration
Allegheny Fire Committee plans a full turnout by the Fire Department for the semi centennial event. Three hundred dollars are set to decorate engine houses and the chief engineer to arrange the decorations. A lot for engine house use in the Eleventh ward was tabled to the next meeting.
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Eleventh Ward
Bismarck at Home Anxious to Promote Peace Visit details
An English correspondent recalls a visit to Prince Bismarck at Friedrichsruhe. The aged statesman speaks of retirement, peace aims, and a strong defense stance toward Nihilism, Caprivi praise, health regimen, and a cautious view of Anglo German relations.
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Poisoned ice cream sickens New York residents
More than 50 people living near Third Avenue and Seventy Fifth Street were seriously poisoned by ice cream bought from D. Brinkman. Victims showed metallic poisoning with severe vomiting and prostration. Henry Meyer, Brinkman’s employee, was arrested on suspicion and remanded without bail as health officials analyze samples.
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Distatom
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Quinlan Sues Friedman for 5000 Damages Over False Arrest
Thomas Quinlan yesterday filed a suit against Gershom Friedman seeking 5000 dollars in damages for false arrest. He alleges Friedman charged him before Alderman Jones with perjury, leading to his arrest and detention for court, though the grand jury ignored the bill.
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