White and Rowe join Pittsburg club in New York trip
Local talks end as White and Rowe reach terms with Pittsburg to join the club in New York on Tuesday. Stearns of Detroit helped arrange concessions and half of the players' purchase money is paid. Dunning and Pop Smith leave the team while Kuehne stays as utility. Rowe and White head to Pittsburg with Garfield praised as first class.
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White
Rowe
Pittsburg
New York
Phillips
Stearns
Detroit
Messrs. White
Nimick
Mr. Stearns
Pop” Smith
Hoo
Kuehne
Smith
Dunning
Conway
Garfield
Carroll
Buffalo
James L. White
John C. Rowe
Buffalo Baseball Club
National Baseball League
Pitts
Tuey
The Colonels Lose To Baltimore In Ninth Inning Errors
Baltimore defeats Louisville by errors late in the ninth, despite strong pitching by Ewing and Foreman. Louisville batted better and left several chances uncapitalized as fielding collapsed at critical moments. Final score not clearly stated in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisv'Lie
Ely
Louisville
Ewing
Foreman
Baltimore
Browns Rout Columbus Nine Behind Chamberlain’s Strikeout Craze
In St Louis on July 6 the Browns hammered Columbus 8 to 1 as Chamberlain dominated the mound with an old time performance. Daily and Baldwin contributed key hits as the Browns cruised to victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lou
Browns
Columbus
Chamberlain
Haldwin
Latrobes Pounded Him Out In Tarentum Baseball Fight
The Latrobes defeated the A C Gomberts of Tarentum this afternoon by a score of 10 to 3. Keenan and Casey formed the home battery. Wolf and Horner for the visitors. Wolf lost control in the fourth inning after eight runs, and the Blues beat the Danvesnes yesterday as crowds watched Newell pulled for Martin.
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Papectal
Dispatch
LarTnone
A. C. Gomberts
Tarentum
Dio
Keenan
Casey
Wolf
Horner
Gumberts
Ge Pen
Mair
Metzel
T. Ken Strorst
Kaninn
Krew
Uipire
Thomas Kelly
Bud Bennett
Emeworth Stars
Allegheny Juniors
Tenterh Direet
Sarees Ce
T. Sheftners
Prtrspree
Twentieth Street Stars
Seeenares
Remeron
Oaklands Baseball Recap Details
A game summary lists hits by Youngman Barr Kier and others, with multiple bases and RBIs. Pitchers and fielding notes appear with players like Colgan, Rowe, Bulmer, Woods, and Trainor. Time of game reported as one hour and two minutes with umpire Jones.
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Oaklands
Youngman
Barr
Cargo
Kevre
Kier
Bibel
Meyer
Baker
Eton Stars Defeat Emsworths 30 to 1 in County League
The Eton Stars crushed the Emsworths with Tibby’s pitching holding the visitors to one run on a passed ball while Park Libby Lanfield led the offense. Emsworth quit in the seventh. Steitz relieved as Smith was hammered throughout in a two hour game.
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Eton Stars
Emsworths
Etnn Stars
Tibby
Stars
Smith
Steitz
Bee A
eCay
Libby
Lanfield
Emsworth
Drummers Club to Fight McKeesport Lawsuit Over Erie Games
Erie July 6 The Drummers Baseball Club prepares to resist a lawsuit filed by the McKeesport club. McKeesport had scheduled two games in Erie for the Fourth of July and one on July 6. Upon arrival, McKeesport found Erie using a scale nine. Erie managers announced plans to play next day and McKeesport returned to their hotel. They issued notice of action at law. Also two games from the Fourth of July week are mentioned. The Bewickleys defeated the Riverside Grays in an umpired match.
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McKeesport
East End Athletics
Gumbert
Seeboyer
Gaumbert
Gilleland
Farrow
Ricer
Nightingale
Teper
Quinn
Hartman
Rose
Pistate
Erie
Drummers Baseball Club
McKeesport Club
McKeesports
Erie Club
Audiands
Tecaveeeh
Setion
Law
Iemages
Jalaly
Washington Park
Huntress
Montrose
Faunks
Bannerette
Teuton
Ashhort
Annie Blackburn
Dave
Little Minch
Geraldine
Courtney
McLaughlin
Kidnap
Somerset
Floodtide
Wausutm
England
Lemnox
Barlow
Renshaw
Ceuhaw Wil
Edward
Wimbledon
Jens Dom
L. Rice
Ladelphia
Yar Gohan
Op Snr Orn
Bcots
Massachusetta Rifiegion Ware
Mackenzie
Essex
Pat
Chie
Massachusetts
National Rifle Association
Doslo
McDonalds Defeat Westinghours Electric 13 to 1
The Westinghours Electric were defeated by McDonalds on July 4 with a 13 to 1 score. McDonalds pitcher struck out 16, while the Mt. Washington Athletics beat Gas City captain. Holmes Electric Protective Company seeks a messenger club and reports no losses this season.
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Gent Bila
Tee McDonell
Westinghours Electrica
McDonalds
Mt. Washington Athletics
Gas City Club
Sono
Montgomery
Bob
Holmes Electric Protective Company
George Street
Horse Races And Handicaps At Beaconsfield Track
Rain or shine the Beaconsfield programme delivers a lively card with multiple mile and fractional events. Notable entries include Kaila Lass, Niagara, Cayuga, and Tristan among the fields, with several horses scratched leaving a compact, competitive lineup.
European correspondent weighs American harness horses and market gaps
A European writer quotes mixed views on imported trotters, praising few like Polly and Grandmont while critiquing many as unsuitable for European tracks. He notes Russia’s subsidy for American horses, the high value of a few top stallions, and the potential expansion of a transatlantic trotting market.
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Brie Beil
Misty Morning
Polly
Grandmont
Cleveland
Watt
Jose
James G
Vienna
Ike James G
J Davis
Lee
Hany Teseane
Beauty Bright
Europe
Weissensee
Russia
Ras
Ter
Guy
Gaheaan
Edwin Thorn
Detroit Driving Club summer meeting opens July 23
The Detroit Driving Club hosts a four day summer meeting starting July 23 featuring trotting and pacing. Budd Doble brings 23 horses and Johnston the famed pacer will perform exhibitions. The event offers twelve stakes with cash totaling about $30,000 and notable entries promise memorable races for horse enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dercorrt
Detroit Driving Club
No Baring
Campau
Unclear Racing Notes From July Endeg Lorpon
Fragmentary records describe events on a race day with mentions of guineas and ages. References include a 3 year old, a 4 year old colt named Johnny Morgan by Springfield, and a Duke of Portlands connection. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorpon
Ates
Duke of Portlands
Johnny Morgan
Springfield
The Summer Resorts That Attract a Few Seek
A brief column notes a handful of quiet summer resorts drawing a small, selective crowd. It highlights limited crowds, discreet amenities, and appealing seclusion for visitors preferring solitude over bustle.
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Pittsburg Club
Pitcher Dunning
Pop
Barnie
Pema
Bae Eouisvilles
Baltimoree
Loutevilles
Harned
Louisvilles
Baltimores
Tasker
Raymond
Stratton
Berackout
Mack
Hirming
Cantz
Bhannon
Prriprseacec
Martin's Ferrys
English
Roach
W. Purcell
Wickline
Kerr
Robert Shaw
Torrence
Wuxlee
W.porcell
Allen
Sinteiecs
Martin
Scartin
Hobertshaw
Balzer
Sowaiee
Haw
Karr Te
Baise
Inora
MccKeesports
Athletics
Mkersp
Beld
Provins
Ifr
Oslo
Tener
Farro
Plocor
Gill'd
Oseh
Don'il
Castello
Brien
Glilland
Ge ' Goumbert
Schoyer
Fime
Gatme
Hose
Latrobes
Braddock
Dugarene
Bhaddoces
Zbpos Zoo
Bake
Newsll
Mar
the County League
Homestead
Jones
Sewichley
Riverside Grave
Homesteads
Oakland
East Liberty
Oakland Boys
Agaassed
Seanman
Wood
Waterloo
Lanfried, Kenne
Tibty
Seaster
Watson
Halleron
McCoy
Belle O Metagar
Pennington
Bieltz
Bewickleys
Sewickleys
Riverside Grays
Wilson
Torontos
Scotts
Recreation Park
Ney Sant Jae
Bootta
Tomatch
The
Ourth
AL Kromm
Galveston
Tet
Ana Sacelior
Association Record
Kansas Citys
Canton
M Wheeling
Walker
Robert
Wilkinsburg
Walker Winnk
Yade
Tora
Weaters Pennsylvania League
Pir'd. Oe Eeessh Esse Eeseneeees Ai
Tei-State
Laguee
Wheeling
Imntone
Riggio
Gott
Gos
Ereed
Jane Manse
Manafesta
S. Hamiltone
American Association
Brooklyns
Kancas
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baseball Notes
Teemer
Portlaw
Isee Great Peyton
Hosemont
Prodigal Son
Lens Bao
Mary Malloy
Deent Siee
Laura Darree
Guy Ganymede
Case Gray
Seezme Etraria
Clara C
Beaconsfield
Mollie
Gilford
Selarters
Kidee Ie Peeeen Dickey
Hi Fenton Coni
Audra
Jim Nave
al Lulu May
Dnap
Tillie Daynes
Lie Tom Daly
Pouhde’ Dousman
Repeat Mile
Tom
Riddel Dare
Posen
Bessa
Chestnut Bell
Sullivan
Monmouth
Moxmoors Parx
Pearl Jennings
Grimaldi
Bige Rock
Niagara
Menthone Fitz Ioames
Forest
Charl Pearl Jennings
Peta
Forest K
Fitzthree
Baltanet
Flatbuck
Cayuga
Ay Laret
Ird
Inverwick
Ila
Iota
Taragon
Tristan
Heporter
Brother Ban
Manella
Sorrento
Biggonnet
Stee Hurlington
Deg Hessom
Bt. James
Kingston
Long Knight
Sefton
Falcon
Ten Broeck Jr
Folly
Singlestone
Spectator
Kermerse
Knight
X OG
John L
Allegheny
Trotters
Ben
Bellaire
Erio
John Teemer
Boston
John
Batceny
O'Connor
Forbes
L. H. Eaton
Lake Chactaugaua
Jennie
J A. Scott
Imma Jon
Beate Eholson
Gir. Pa
Eate Fllen
Lake
Minnie Erwin
Bell Dougherty
Pittabarg
Fifth Avenue
W Street
Fleming
JOS. Fleming & Son
Market Street
Thomas £. Pollard
Thomas E. Pollard
Penn Avenue
Telephone
Grand Clearing Sale
Pittsburg Combination Clothing Company
Rasa Als
New Court House
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