First Three Innings Crowd Errors Then Solid Play
The Pittsburg and Brooklyns clash at Exposition Park with a 7 to 0 Brooklyns win after a ragged start. Ward leads in bases and fielding for Brooklyn while Wisner hits a first inning homer and Brooklyns tally runs through innings two to eight. Opened with a homer and late rallies push the score beyond the visitors. Attendance figures note 5,215 in the grounds and 612 at Pitteturg.
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Exposition Park
John Ward
Brooklyn
Mota Sttendense
Johnny Ward
Ward
Beckler
Joyce
Fields
Beckley
Kuehne
Corcoran
Evelone
Robinson
Brooklyns
Wiener
Pittsburgers
Zoro
Andrews
Bauer
Pittsburg
Hanlon
Seery
Wisner
Hatteries and Teams Scoring Across Cities Showdowns
In Philadelphia at Athletic League action Batteries lead Columbus 7 to 6 at Ettore and 2 to 1 at Toledo. Louisville beats Rochester 13 to 8 while Syracuse and Toledo split? Batters Meakin Stratton and Weekbecker pace Caliban Barr McGuire Burke for Louisville. In St Louis Brooklyn game Wittrock Mongan McCullouch Toy deliver 51 hits with St Louis 16 Brooklyn 2.
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Philadelphia— Athletic
Wee
Colwmbus
Ny—Hatteries
Green, Whitney and Robinson
Knauss and Connor
Hits—Athletic
Columbus
Ettore
Hourke
Toledo
Syracuse
Tors
Louisviire
Loulsville
Rochester
Summaamy
Meakin
Stratton
Weekbecker
Caliban
Barr, McGuire and
Burke
Louisville
Rocheter
Borchester
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Summany
Hatteries Wittrock and
Mongan
McCullouch and
Toy
Louis
Errors
Wheeling Beats McKeesport In Eight Innings
In a Tri State League game at Wheeling West Virginia Milbee led the home club to an easy win over McKeesport. Scoring details show Wheeling tallied in multiple innings while McKeesport struggled. Batteries included Sterles Gilson Lytle Milbee and Cate for Wheeling with McKeesport noting Manefield Smith Young and Hart on the mound.
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WuHeretine
W. Va
Milbee
Ogg
McKees
Wheeling
McKersport
McKeesport
Masehite
McKeesort
Errore
McKeesport, & Sterles
Gilson
Payne and Cody
Hall and Sweeney
Canton
Mansfield
Manefield
Frrars
Manafield
Smith and Young
Hart, Bishop and Flack
Acc
Dayton
Rhinefield
Springfield
Stapleton
Williams
O'Brien
Haller
Tri State League Standings After Week By Record
The Tri State League standings show Mansfield at 82 wins and 17 losses, Wheeling 22 3, McKeesport 4, Akron 4, and Youngstown 2 with a 1.0 or near record. Other lines appear garbled but indicate team positions and win totals.
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State Lengee
W. L. Pe
Mansfield
Aresareel
Wheelin
McKeesport
Akron
Senin
Rina
Youngstown
Senet
Oakland Defeats McKeesport in Second Victory
SPECIAL TELEGRAM REPORT: Oakland beats McKeesport 12 to 2, earning their second win. Highlights include three-base hits by Steen and Burkett, two-base hits by Mathews Brady and Anderson, and strong pitching by Hartman and Jone. Time of game 1:45, umpires Schmitt and Barkan.
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M’keesp
Oakland
Hartman
Sifessup
Inn
Peeples
Finer
Matthews
Harding
Eye
J. Sons
Burkett
Andrews
Buter
Jone
Totaia
Sommawy
McKersport
Steen
Hari- Tan
Mathews
Brady
Anderson
Rather
McKeesport
Ulam
Gibbons
Strnck
MecKereport
Schmitt Ant Barkor
BNP Axe
New York
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Imvik
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Zimmer
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Ardner
Howe
Smalley
Clark
C. Garfeld
Welch
Cleveland
Dowee
Davis
Dowse
Tiernan
Garfield
Plucker
Glasscock
Alet
Quaid
Our Boys Defeat Homestead In Tight Baseball Tilt
Pittsburg's Our Boys upset Homestead in a close nine inning game. Key performers include A Colgan Sullivan Bridges for Our Boys with multiple hits while Krumm pitched well. Scoring details show Our Boys edge Homestead with earned runs and strategic plays, amid steady defense and timely hits.
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Bennett
Imeesteen
Vetters
E.colgan
Sullivan
O'H
Barnes
IlKress, Peo
Bridges
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Krumm
O'Leng
A. Colgan
Woods
Harnes
Shoey
O'Brien
Sy Krumm
Ov Kress
McSteen
Smith
Lauer
Ho'nest
Our Boys
Ballse
Colgan
Davis
Go' Donegan
Brooklyn and Pittsburgs Split Twin Bill at Washington Park
At Washington Park Brooklyn and Pittsburg played two games before 5,112 fans. The first game featured strong defense by Hecker and Lovett’s pitching for Brooklyn as they rallied for eight runs, with Baker struggling and decisive hits by Hecker and Burns. In the second game Pittsburg faltered against Bowm an’s control, yielding ten walks and costly errors, while Sunday delivered stellar defense and base running to spark a late rally that fell short.
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Bridgeville
Dagacanes
Duquesnes
Lee Segun
Eeaner
Winnion
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Scottdale
Seeman
Wellsburg Grays
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Fittsburg
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Chicago Beats Boston in Eleven Inning NL Clash
In an 11 inning National League game Chicago edged Boston 7 to 4 after a late rally. Nichols wildness helped Chicago while Ogden and Kelly starred for Chicago and Pittsburg contributions highlighted the late surge with Horn and Macpherson among the standout bats.
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ChicaGco
Chicago
Boston
Nichols
Wilmot
Smith
Pittsburg
Horn
Scott
Macpherson
E. R. Ogden
Kelly
Kangaroo? (Unavailable title)
An immense crowd enjoyed a holiday in Kittanning with races from 10 a m to dark. The synopsis lists winners in Farmers trot Douglass pony race D Heilmal male race J Stivason gentlemen riders H Luker a b m 2 year olds Mon trose Ramona free-for-all Careless Handy Andy Beefhorse, time 249, plus foot race half mile Ed Wilson bicycle Hawk. Purses totaled nearly 450.
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Kittrasxing
Kittanning
Douglass
D. Heilmal
J. Stivason
Gentleman's Roadsters
H. Luker
Attendance Woes Hit Association Games As Turnstiles Inflate
A report from July details declining crowd sizes at Association games, with daily attendance stubbornly under 400 at 25 cents admission. Anecdotes claim turnstiles inflate counts, including a tale of miscounted crowds at a Buckenberger court, suggesting widespread prevarication to boost morale.
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J. Louis
von der Abe
Buckenberger
Columbus
Buck
Chris
Chria
Baseball Notes On Players, Teams, And Trades
The Pittsburg Players' League sits in third as Anson signs Franz from the Houston Texas League. Chamberlain of St. Louis is sought by Deacon White for Buffalo. Werden's release is courted in Toledo. he is called a lucky knave. Washington Club games in an old park near Alexandria. Earle released by Von der Ahe amid arbitration talk. Detroit may buy franchise players for 35,000, with 20,000 offered earlier.
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Pittsburg
Anson
Franz
Houston Club
Chamberlain
St. Louis
Deacon White
Buffalo
Toledo
Werden
Kine
Washington
Con
Alexandria
Sullivan
Earle
von der Ahe
Browns
Board of Arbitration
Rectan American Association
Detroit
Fast Quarter by a Young Horse at Lexisoron Track
Lexisoron Kentucky July 6 reports rain-dampened training. A 2-year-old colt by Jay Bird out of Montana owner Mr. Larabie strode a quarter in 30.44 seconds first time sulky ridden. Boyle notes new additions to 2:90 list with pacers among recent performers. Monmouth results list six races with Volunteer, Peter, Highness and Kaleidoscope among winners.
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Lexisoron
Eorze St. Clair
Sunal
Axtell
Mr. Larabie
Montana
Jay Bird
George Wilkes
G. Boyle
Mr. Boyle
Aleck B
B. G
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Grees Seesersens
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Fom Brown, Jr
Fred Mills
Fugleman
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Ty Hermitase
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Pretender Coos
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Vermont
Abdallah
Lady Dougines
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Binack Ank Morgan
Port Leonard
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Bik
Tyr
Kex
Riley K
Rubineon
Tom Hogera
Ned Forrest
Monmouth
Monmouth Park
Volunteer
Worth
Blue Rock
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Kilder
Tine
Les— Highness
Goaming
Ie Ee Tae Oa Rad
Ie Ae
Korter
Prince Royal
Cassius
Talla Blac Fides
Chemise
Pare
Kempe
Timms
Nee
American players enliven English lawn tennis meet at Kent
Two American players, E A Thomson and D Miller, visit England and compete in the Kent county meeting at Blackheath. Thomson loses early, Miller reaches the final rounds before bowing to F W Lewis in three straight sets after a strong showing against H S Mahoney and H Lawford.
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BT Car Loxroor
RK. D. Sears
J.D. Wright
F. Garmendins
E.G. Meers
Messrs
E. A. Thomson
D. Miller
Kent
Miller
Kingsley
Thomson
Lawford
Mahoney
F. W. Lewis
Lewis
Baltimore billiard hall to feature two famed pros
The Brunswick Billiard Hall in the London Theater room, run by Harry Davis, hosts George F. Slosson and Maurice Daly for free exhibitions next Thursday at 8 p.m. Slosson, rival to Champion Shaffer, has won most games against Daly, offering a notable showcase for local players.
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Brunswick Billiard Hall
London Theater
Harry Davis
Pittsburg
Tetic Bus
George F. Slosson
Maurice Daly
Shaffer
McClelland Challenges Priddy Five Mile Race
E C McClelland issues a challenge for a five mile race against Pete Priddy with an £25 forfeit, to be run four weeks after signing at The District Office, with a possible £8000 side stake and a strong backing market. The note references a lively boxing and racing scene with other matches and high horse sale prices mentioned in the same dispatch.
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E.C. McClelland
Iwill
Pete Priddy
Priddy
Distarcou
Shooting Event at Northside Gun Club on July 8
Northside Gun Club hosts an all day shoot on Tuesday July 8 with Part 1 offering three matches priced at 1 and 150 Keystones and 1 Keystones and 15 Keystones. A monthly Bennett trophies team shoot follows Part 1 and Part 2 repeats the same matches. Also reported are sales of Balgowan yearlings at Monmouth NY with prices for Brown filly Hindoo colt Duke of Montrose Jersey Girl and others.
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Northside Gun Club
New York
George H. Clay
Lexington
Monmouth Park
Hindoo
L. C. Brune
Duke of Montrose
Lady Longfellow
J. E. McDonald
Harry O'Fallon
Jersey Girl
Byron McLelland
Imp
Zorilla
Little Hope
Major W. Parburton
Record Breaker in Shot Put at National Athletic Club Games
New York on July 1 George B. Gray of New York A. A. U. set a world record by putting the 16 pound shot 46 feet 1 inch at the National Athletic Club games in Brooklyn, surpassing the previous mark by one inch.
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New York
National Athletic Club
Brooklyn
George B. Gray
Racing and Fight Challenges Across Cities and States
Arrangements for a 100 yard £100 a side race pair Dan Hayes of this city with Ed Beck of Scottdale. Bauxes of Frankstown sought a match with Murphy of Soho. Murphy did not appear. Multiple boxing matches and backers are noted, including McHoo challenging 114 pounders, Burke challenging a 160 pounder, and RUSSELL securing $500 backing to fight the winner of Kelly Murphy. Also mentions trotting bets involving Peter Jackson in California. Longevity by Longfellow sold for $3,000 and other horse sales listed. President Fulda causes hold on Larkins ticket to San Francisco amid prize fight tensions. a staged four-round bout result ends in a melee and arrest at a Buffalo-like venue.
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Dan Hayes
Ed Beck
Scottdale
Bauxes
Frankstown
Murphy
Soho
Garpewn
Hurley
Ashland
Garden
Tomy Russell
Harlem
Peter Jackson
California
Careless
Sim Comins
Cal McCarthy
Hunteress
West
Covington
Tom Tully
Philadelphia
Ahemr Lynch
Lynch
Owever
Longfellow
W. B. Oeden
Ruperts
J. Johnson
Creston
Ind
Orn
Norfolk
Ed Corrigan
Sam Ordo
Fonso
Lomasney Bros
Fulda
Boston
Jimmy Larkins
San Francisco
Larkins
Billy Murphy
Jack Dem
Butta
Mont
Dave Campbell
George Kessler
Campbell
Kessler
Men Face New Idle Mill Return Amid Scale Dispute
In McKeesport on July 5 the National Rolling Mill Co plans a Monday restart after an Amalgamated scale halted operations July 1. President Weihe and Amalgamated leaders met but results are unclear. Plate mill workers signed to resume, yet seek Converse’s endorsement. without it they may withdraw.
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National Rolling Mill Company
Weihe
Amalgamated Association
Plate Mill
Converse
Mr. Jackson
Jackson
Gus
Forming a New Presbytery In McKeesport
Ministers and delegates from Pittsburgh area Cumberland Presbyterian churches gather at Cumberland Church in McKeesport on Tuesday evening to form a new district named the Pittsburg Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. The Western Pennsylvania District already exists and the synod decided to establish the new Pittsburgh Presbytery.
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Cumberland Presbyterian Church
McKeesport
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Shadyside
East Liberty
Tarentum
Coal Center
Bentleyville
Oak Grove
Bealsville
Western Pennsylvania
Man Stricken By Heat Dies After Hospitalization
John Butler aged 60, a line walker for the Philadelphia Gas Company, was found prostrated on a Southside sidewalk at Twenty-sixth and Sarah. He was taken to the hospital, lingered all week, and died yesterday.
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Twenty-sixth
Sarah Streets
Southside
John Butler
Butler
Philadelphia Gas Company
Fire damages Gimber and McKelvey stable on Peon avenue
A morning blaze at 12 30 damaged the Gimber and McKelvey stable near First on Peon Avenue, with losses estimated at 500. The hayloft was the fire source and all 12 horses were safely removed, insured coverage noted.
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Gimber & McKelvey
Peon Avenue
First
Evansville Population Growth Reported in 1880-1900
Evansville's Great Gain notes the city population reaching 50,600 reflecting a 21,340 increase since 1880. The item records Evansville, Indiana, and the July 6 dateline with growth figures tied to 19th century census data.
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Evansville
Evansville, Inc
French Senate Backs Pork Ban and Corn Duties
The French Senate voted to maintain a pork embargo by keeping prohibitive duties on pork and corn while approving a 3 franc duty on corn and 6 francs on cornmeal. Debates argued pork import harms French farmers. an easing of the pork ban was floated as a possibility. The Temps mentions conditions that could lift the pork prohibition. American artists consider a Prix de Paris style fund to send youths to Rome for studies.
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Senate
Comte Fouchere de Cariel
M. Millaud
The
Temps
New York
Rome
America
Three Nihilists Sentenced to Three Years in Prison
The trial of the Nihilists resulted in the conviction of Reinstein Nahachidze Katchintafl Lavrenius Levoff and Orlowski, each sentenced to three years and a 200 franc fine. Anna Reinstein and Dr Fromberg were acquitted. Orlowski preferring a French prison to Siberia. Reistein claimed he opposed plots and supported Nihilism in Siberia.
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Nahachidze
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Lavrenius
Levoff
Orlowski
Anna
From- Berg
Siberia
Reistein
France
Russia
Paris Murderer Eyrand in Critical Condition
Paris reports Eyrand, condemned for Goose’s murder, in a pitiable state. He endures severe pain from an internal illness worsened by imprisonment in Havana and by travel and confinement on the steamer. His spirit is shattered by the suffering.
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Eyrand
Goose
Havana
Supreme Court ends election betting in West Virginia
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH Parkersburg July 5 The Supreme Court divided two Gilmer county election betting cases against Snyder Wyant and Griggs Floyd. Judge Branner affirmed fines but barred future bets by wealthy defendants. The court held the election law bars betting on elections, not just wagering on votes, and stated the penalties include forfeiture of stakes and costs. The ruling is expected to stop all election wagers statewide.
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Supreme Court
Gilmer County
Snyder
Wyant
Griggs
Floyd
Branner
Ase
Gilmer
Counterfeiter Becker Confesses After Capture in Unionville
Charles Becker alias Brickyard Snyder, a dangerous counterfeiter, was arrested in Unionville after a brisk chase. He confessed guilt and led detectives to dies and tools hidden on Aaron Detweiler's farm. Authorities found tools and a stash of counterfeit half dollars. Becker, tied to a prior hardware burglary, is jailed in Lebanon county prison, after an escape bid.
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Brickyard Snyder
Unionville
Eagle Hotel
Uniontown
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Reading
Aaron Detweiler
Lattagalin Sod Pagan
Lebanon County
Garrett
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Farmer Charged in Erie Train Ride Highjacking
Edward Stewart a well to do farmer from near Union City boarded a Philadelphia and Erie freight at Erie with funds but not a fare. The crew pursued and overpowered him after a pistol draw. They seized his watch and $70 claiming highway robbery. All are under arrest.
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Erie
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Union City
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
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