Local baseball club struggles deepen amid injuries and sales
The team remains in grave difficulty as Morris is sidelined by a physician for an extended period and several players including Carroll Maul Beckley Sunday and Conway suffer illnesses. Captain Anson offers John Healy the pitcher released by Washington while Louisville reorganizes under new officials. New York defeats Cleveland and rain halts Boston vs Pittsburg. The club reports lost revenue and a demoralized pitching staff with hopes of securing a strong catcher and potential sales of Smilth.
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Carroll
Maul
Beckley
Sunday
Conway
Anson
John Healy
Washington
Louisville
New York
Clevelands
Boston
Pittsburg
Bostons
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Hoote
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White-Eyes
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Dunne
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Bradley
C. Kelly
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ite-Eyes
Etons
Phillies rout rival with late errors in decisive innings
In a rough midgame stretch, the Phillies built a lead through patient at bats and costly mistakes by Burns and Anson. Two walks fueled the surge as errors compounded the damage, delivering a decisive edge in a Chicago clash.
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Pemarecrnta
Burns
Anson
Phillies
Chicago
Day
Unclear OCR Sports Team Totals Data
Fragmented historical OCR shows player initials and codes with unclear team names. Totals line indicates listed scores or roster codes but lacks coherent event or outcome. Further readable context needed for a precise headline and summary.
Wild Pitch Ends Game as Umpires Rule Two Hours
A chaotic game ends with a wild pitch decision after two hours and minutes elapsed. Umpires Lutz and McNally preside as Patterson, Young, and Catlawan feature in the abbreviated contest.
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Young
OL Patterson
Catlawan
Lutz and McNally
Haggin Denies Salvator Won Lorillard Fairly and Offers Challenge
The Philadelphia cricket team performed well at Liverpool while Massachusetts riflemen scored highly at Wimbledon. Searle and O'Connor sign on to row for the world championship. Haggin rejects unfairness claims over Salvator in the Lorillard race and offers to race against any competitor for stakes equal to what Salvator would win.
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J. B. Haggin
Salvator
Philadelphia Cricketers
Liverpool
England
Massachusetts Riflemen
Wimbledon
Searle
O'Connor
Distator
New York
Phil Dwyer
Monmouth Park
Haggin
Brant
Kern
Erie
Jabal
Longstreet
Branton Kern
Toronto Team Upset by Local G W Scotts at Recreation Park
A close game yesterday at Recreation Park saw the G W Scotts defeat the Torontos of Ohio in the first inning with three runs. J Daniels of the Torontos made a notable running catch in left field and C Daniels recorded a decisive catch. The full score follows.
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Rrecreation Park
G. W. Scotts
Torontos
Ohio
J. Daniels
Torontoa
Iets Field
C. Daniels
El Rio Bay Wins Hyde Park Stakes at Washington Park
El Rio Bay, the great colt, wins the Hyde Park Stakes at six furlongs in 1 084 under a strong pull at Washington Park. Attendance reaches about 5,000 as card includes multiple races with winners Jennie McFarland Alphonse Cora Vieatd et al. Tomorrow's entries listed for various races and weights.
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el Bio Bay
Carcaco
Washington Park
el Rio Bay
Jennie McFarland
Portian
Alphonse
Vatula
Gracie D
the Dude
Cashier
Cora Vieatd
Sorte
Arl Olds
Honduras
Sinaloa
Rio Hey
Cnc
Kate Malone
Callente
Robin Tara Ree
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Clara C
Bee Irene II
Land
Ha Ness
Selanes Farlon
Amelia
Leban
Sis O' Lee
Miss Mand
Ballphos
Mie
Alexandria
Robin
Spalding
Cing
Water
Crivoe Rose
Seeee
Prather
Mattie Hunt
Waheatch
Sevevenneteen Bo Nick
Catal
Kiay
Monita Hardy
Bian Blanc Champeane
Rain Soaks Track Delays Monmouth Meet
Rain drenches the Monmouth track turning the course to mud and delaying the program. Early races produce close results with Saint James and Fides among the winners as horses contend in rough footing and slick conditions.
Philadelphia and Liverpool cricket match opens in Liverpoon
The July 1 cricket match between the Philadelphia and Liverpool elevens began with the Americans fielding weak bowlers and the Liverpool side starting strong. Early scores show WC Morgan and E Brewster contributing for Philadelphia while Liverpool reached 14 runs for no loss.
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Liverpool
Messrs Organ
Scott
Steerer
Brown
WC Morgan
E. Brewster
Patter
Private Rippon Wins Bronze Medal at Wimbledon Shooting
Lorpon July 1 reports Private Rippon of the Second Essex Regiment won the first prize bronze medal in Wimbledon shooting. He scored 9 in the Queen's cup first heat. Massachusetts riflemen joined the Windmill contest with seven shots at 200 and 500 yards. Hud-Edes achieved a high score of 72 with four perfect shots in a backyard display.
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Second Essex Regiment
Wimbledon
Massachusett
Eeace
James H. Porte Fishing Club Heads to Conneaut Lake
Members of the James H. Porte Fishing Club left yesterday for Conneaut Lake Pennsylvania. They travel with a large circle of friends who expect adventurous fishing and good meals supplied by an experienced cook.
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James H. Porte
Conneaut Lake
Their Initial Shoot The Jeannette Gun Club Names Sign Articles
Fragmentary article notes names such as nile ober van matshen and the piehs hauer with signed articles. Mentions Lorper and O'Connor and a date July 1. Content is incomplete and lacks clear event details.
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Nile Ober van Matshen
Piehs Hauer
de Areer
Lorper
Searle and
O'Connor
Exposition Park Hosts Scottish Irish Games Tomorrow
Sporting notes report entries arriving for Scottish and Irish games at Exposition Park tomorrow. Crock City and Scottdale played Tuesday with Scottdale winning 14 to 10. D Cupples seeks junior club members under 17 and Allegheny Athlet ics manager LerTow pursues en sue for his club. Braddock Blues schedule three games in two days with Scottdales and Etno Stars on home grounds.
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Allegheny
Exposition Park
Crock City
Scottdale
Scottale
D. Cupples
Disrarcu
LerTow
Allegheny Athletics
Ohio
Braddock Blues
Scottdales
Etno Stars
State Teachers Wind Up
The third and final session of the State Teachers Association elected officers led by President R. M. McNeal and Vice President G. W. Weiss. Speeches on school principal duties and teacher vacations followed, with resolutions urging industrial education and higher school funding.
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State Teachers’ Association
R. M. McNeal
Steelton
G. W. Weiss
Town
H. W. Fisher
Pittsburg
G. A. Heighs
Greensburg
T. A. Snyder
Lehighton
A. G. Smith
Media
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Lancaster
James Bevan
Lehigh County
L. B. Landis
Allentown
G. M. Eckels
Shippensburg
J. A. Myers
Mifflin
D. L. 8. Senzing
West Chester
George J. Lackey
Johnstown
Vieliemian
Friends of Education
Laguerre Defies Order in French Chamber Row
Paris July 11 The Chamber of Deputies faced renewed disorder as M Laguerre attacked the government over Boulangist arrests at Anouleme. The President censured him and banned further hearing. Laguerre remained at the tribune amid uproar until adjournment.
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Paris
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M. Laguerre
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M. Sects
Coton
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Tribune
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Dense fog delays Seawanhaka squadron visit at Marblehead
A drizzling rain and dense fog hinder observations at Marblehead as Seawanhaka squadron ships including the Iroquois Gorills Crusader Dauntless steam yacht Oneida and Rebecca arrive through the afternoon with Salem Cadet Band playing. Forecasted arrivals and events for tomorrow include 40 footers races and a captain’s meeting aboard the flagship.
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Gorills
Crusader
Dauntless
Oneida
Rebecca
Eastern Yacht Club
Seawanhaka Club
Salem Cadet Band
Dispute Over Thousand In Millionaire Heir Case
Lorenz Reich of Cambridge at 334 Fifth Avenue sues Alice McCrae daughter of slain Chicago millionaire William Snell seeking $1,000 allegedly borrowed and not repaid. Reich cites telegrams as proof. McCrae denies owing remaining debt saying she has repaid the loans.
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Snell
Lorenz Reich
The
Cambridge
Fifth Avenue
Kling & O'Connor
Alice McCrae
William Snell
Chicago
Reich
McCrae
North Dakota convention debates constitutional matters and elections
The convention withdraws opposition to part of the 1885 constitution reference, plans corrections to errors, and sends the enrolled copy for review. A petition from the Methodist Ministers' Association seeks safeguards for honest elections and timing changes for state offices and the capital location.
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Methodist Ministers’ Association of
Southeastern Dakota
South Dakota
National Capitol
Purcell
North
RE. C. Wiley
National Reform Association
Harrison Allen
Republican Committee
North Dakota
W. F. Chandler
Washington
Dakota
Montana Convention Debates Irrigation and Immigration Proposals
The convention considers preserving state control of irrigation canals and ditches, proposing constitutional changes for public works and anti Chinese measures, and discusses swamp land redistribution to the state. Debates cover funding limits, foreign immigration discouragement, and a memorial to Congress on irrigation.
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Dax
South Dakota
Sparks
Eaton
Reese
Burns and Clark
Montana
Rickard
Silver Bow
Legislative Assembly
Joy
Park
United States
Maginnis
Lewis and Clarke
Committee On Irrigation
Congress of the United States
WaHe Arens
Jackson Triumphs Over Sailor Brown in Chicago Bout
In Chicago on July 1 Peter Jackson of Australia knocked out Sailor Brown in three rounds before about 4 000 spectators. The brutal match, staged amid controversy and claims of bloodlust, ended as Brown was left groggy and unable to defend himself. The fight was billed as aid for striking miners and drew heavy crowd reaction.
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Australia
Sailor Brown
Chicago
Sullivan-Kilrain
Australis
Brown
Jackson
Braidwood
Gore
Monet Town
Robbery Scheme Hit at George Fowler & Son Packers
Kansas City July 11 George Fowler Son packers uncover a two year robbery by retail department staff. They overfilled delivery wagons with extra orders and kept the surplus proceeds. Estimated loss ranges from seven to ten thousand dollars. Six suspects connected with the scheme are questioned.
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Kansas City
George Fowler & Son
Guatemalan Minister Presents Flattering Address to President
In Washington on July 11 the new Guatemalan minister Don Ferdinando Crus met the President. He delivered a lengthy flattering address and was received with courtesy in return during the informal talks at the White House.
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Washingtex
Don Ferdinando Crus
van Weber
Outbidding Uncle Sam Cherokee Strip Lease Bid
The Cherokee Cattle Association, current lessee of the Cherokee strip, plans to seek a ten year extension from the Cherokee Council. They propose paying 5,600,000 in total, 400,000 per year for five years and 720,000 per year for the next five, nearly matching government bids for an outright sale.
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Cherokee Strip
Kansas City
the Times
Cherokee Cattle Association
Scotch Disestablishment Bill Shelved in Commons Debate
In the House of Commons this evening Mr. Smith won government time to end the current session, shelving the Scotch disestablishment discussion. Mr. Haworth’s bid to drop the free education clause from the Scottish local government bill failed 245 to 52.
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House of Commons
Smith
Haworth
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