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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1889

Page

6

Kilrain versus Sullivan Fight Lacks Top Tier Skill Says Pringle

The writer argues Kilrain is a second class fighter who cannot injure an opponent, and that Sullivan is not in the front rank. He notes Kilrain’s tactics failed against sharper opponents and critiques the era of prize ring editing while praising old countryman Jack Heenan.

Lord Talverton House of Commons John Gully Sullivan Kilrain Bometh Mitchell Boullivan Wik Acientife Sayers Heenan France Mace Goss Log J.C. Heenan Kitrain Kilrsin Kiirain Ap‘pever Wen Van Jack Heenan Pringle Iit Estaty

Chicago Races at Washington Park Highlight Fast Times

Race day at Washington Park saw hot weather and a strong crowd as most events produced quick times. Lord Payton won the first race for 2 year olds, with Prodijral Bon second and Lena Han third in 1.06. Moallie's Last captured the feature with 70 added, finishing in 1:53 1/4 as Glitord followed. other results noted are tentative due to errors in the report.

Washington Park Lord Payton Prodijral Bon Lena Han Etruria Sae Iago Han Ever Osta Moallie Glitord Dude

Massachusetts Rifle Team Holds Pool Practice

The report notes the Massachusetts Rifle team practicing with martinis and hears about selection decisions. Coaches discuss the pool drills and readiness as sessions proceed, with mentions of players and methods observed during the day.

Massachusetts Bifemes Loypos Massachusetts Rifle Pen Connell Martial-Henry Sessbeck

New Yorks Narrowly Triumph Amid Visitor Errors at Polo Ground

The New Yorks won as visitors misplayed several chances while New Yorks fielding stayed near perfect. Gore fell early to Dunlap, Tiernan sent a foul that landed near the fence, Sunday raced home on the scramble before Ewing and Galvin connected for a first inning out.

New Yorks Sola Oes Keefe Welch Bowes Caernes Ewing Galvin Miller Polo Selders Andh & Wa Reece Tone Mning Gore Dunlap Tiernan Song Crane Carroll White Leacon Whitney Conner Richardson O’ Rourke Kuehneward Ward Dunia Miller Ak Kuehne Trall Lepratie Ren Field Bile Hocune Het Vin Rowe Hi Crane Aes Nileman Filer Delight Hanlon Baines Yorks de Goel Staten Island

Explosions Burn Woman and Child in Allegheny Home

Two blasts at a Fountain and Sandusky streets residence in Allegheny killed Mary L. Brown a 77 year old Cork Works employee and badly burned another child. A third child burned but survived as a stick sparked oil from a can igniting a fire. a neighbor William Puff also suffered arm injuries. The coroner to hold an inquest.

Con Mary L. Brown Milford Brown Armatrong Cork Works Fountain and Sandusky Streets Allegheny Mr. Brown Goth Davis Aliee MacClinton Montane Eine William Puff Mra. McClinton

Cable Road Magnates Visit Baltimore Traction Plans

P A B Widener and W L Elkins leading Baltimore cable road magnates arrived with J & Hagerty T E Hamberton Howard Munnikhuyser and W A House to inspect the Pittebare cable road today. They will proceed to Chicago this evening. Widener says he came to observe and begin work on the Oakland extension not to back the Joiney company or a projected line.

Baltimore Pitsbero Traction P. A. B. Widener W. L Elkins J. &. Hagerty T. E. Hamberton Howard Munnikhuyser W. A. House Pittebare Chicago Widener Oakland Jeheny

Seals fugitive man leaves with girls money and watch

Robert W. Seals, a Uniontown colored man, telegraphed Belle Wedlock to meet him in Chicago. The meeting disrupted plans with a gun, Seals fled the train with the girls while leaving behind their money and watch. Superintendent O Mara wired Columbus to intercept the man.

Robert W. Seals Uniontown Belle Wedlock Chicago Roland R. Seals O’ Mara Columbus

Drowned Victims Found Near Forest Grove and Warcesaben

The body of Miss Cassaday, drowned at Dock Run on the Fourth of July, was recovered at Forest Grove yesterday. Miss Nellie Burton, another victim, was found near Warcesaben and shipped to Allegheny.

Cassaday Dock Run Forest Grove Nellie Burton Warcesaben Allegheny

Lawn Fete and Supper Supporting Millball Church Flood Relief

The Ladies' Missionary Society of the Thirteenth ward hosts a lawn fete and supper Thursday to aid Rev. W. Pomeroy's Presbyterian Church at Millball Virginia damaged by recent floods. The event is at 8 Webster Avenue Extension, and Rev. Mr. Pomeroy is Mrs. Herron's brother.

Ladies’ Missionary Society Thirteenth Ward W. Pomeroy Presbyterian Millball Webster Avenue Mr. Pomeroy

River Telegrams Report River Levels and Weather

Brownsville river at 4 feet 9 inches and falling with clear weather and a 64 degree thermometer. Warren river at 8 feet 5.10 inches and falling with clear and warm conditions.

Brownsville Warren

Phillies Open Series as Sanders Delivers In Indy Loss

In Philadelphia's July 8 game at Indianapolis the bats stalled early while Sanders found rhythm on the mound. Getzein struggled before being relieved. batteries credited to Philadelphia's Schriver and Sanders with umpire McQuaid.

Philapelrara Phillies Indianapolis Crnten San Sanders Getzein Philadlphing Indiana

Bostons Win After Six-Run Second Inning

Boston team the Bostons defeated Cleveland 8 to 1 despite an early error by Richardson. Six unearned runs came in the second inning as Hostona and Cleveland exchanged errors. Attendance was 6,433 with Clarkson and Bennett pitching for the Bostons and Hakely and Zimmer for Cleveland. Umpire Curry.

Cleveland Boston Joly Bostons Richardson Ly Sharp Hostona Clevelands Clarkson Bennett Hakely Zimmer Curry

Browns Dominate Buckeyes In St Louis Victory

The Browns shut out Columbus as King pitched a strong game. Baldwin was knocked out, and errors were charged to St Louis. Umpires were Gaffney and Kerina.

Browns Buckeyes St. Louis Jalyi Columbus King Baldwin Cacepeiee Nat Nefi OM Marte Pons Iniee Louis Coluten King and i Reente George Gaffney Kerina

Louisville Triumph Highlighted by Ehret in Goalkeeping

Report notes Louisville victory credited to Ehret’s stellar goalkeeping and solid overall play. Mentions teammates Vaughan and Quine, with Umpire Ferguson referenced in the context of the game.

Louisvilix Louisville Ehret Soiteses Louisvilles Louisvilies Quine Vaughan Ferguson

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