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Newspaper
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Location
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1892
Page
12
Boston drops to Pittsburg as the phosphor glare of a street fight like crowd cheers fade. Manager Burns uses adhesive tactics, while Cleveland and Baltimore loom as threats after a tough loss to the Pirates in wet heat.
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 7 to 0 as Weyhing dominates on the mound. drizzling rain slows play after the third inning and attendance figures are not listed. Key names include Parrott, Reilly, Anson, Wilmot, and Weyhing pitching for the Phillies.
Weather rain halted play after the sixth inning in Wasersotos as the game went under protest over a disputed run by Robinson. Umpire decision counting the run sparked the protest with teams from Wash and others listed in the muddled box score.
Today’s league slate includes Pittsburg at Baltimore Cleveland at Boston Cincinnati at Washington Louisville at Brooklyn Chicago at New York St Louis at Philadelphia.
Charley King of the New York club says his salary was cut, the club offered a $1 000 reduction, and a $750 compromise was accepted. He notes illness, readiness to work, and a possible move to Cincinnati for Mullane to New York. He mentions a $100 fine and questions the Gore departure. He praises Crane and Rosie as strong pitchers with good support.
In Satem on July 19 the Keystone Ball Club of Pittsburg and the Non parells split two games. The home team won the first game while the visitors captured the second. Key players included Lyons Coane Kirk Harris and Reed.
At a stockholders meeting of the Indianapolis Baseball Club last night the group decided to disband as the Western League collapsed and Columbus refused to join a four club plan with Kansas Toledo and Se The players will be disposed of. Also reports from Wilkesbarre Scranton Altoona Allentown and other sites detail minor league games with various lineups and erratic scoring as teams faced losses and players were credited for notable battery work and hits.
Uniontown and Braddock met in an interstate matchup at Astostows Pa on July 19. The contest produced a close score with hints of a three point spread and a spirited finish.
Johnstown and Reading clubs battled closely in a July game. Key players included Flanagan Roach and Elmer Smith, with remarks on batting form and trade rumors involving Mullane and O’Rourke. Local managers and teams discussed future matchups at Girard and Salem venues.
Three thousand spectators watched Telcochester beach host the first day of the Baltimore Gun Club’s eighth annual tournament. Over 7 000 blue rock targets were shot as shooters from across the country displayed top shotgun work. The event featured expert and amateur traps and was managed by John Detroit and Samar R Malone. The great ten man team event was scheduled for today with teams from Philadelphia Wilmington Washington Hagerstown and Baltimore anticipated.
Delegates from the American Whist League arrive in New York for the second annual congress hosted by the Cherry Diamond Whist Club at the Manhattan Athletic Club. The session will run through the week with 28 delegates expected after tonight's arrivals. George W. Carr of the Manhattan Club gives the welcoming address. Eugene B. Elliott of Milwaukee responds.
At Bisley today Miss Leale drew attention in the Graphic prize event for rifle shooting. She handled her rifle in a business-like manner and scored 4 of 35, amid other competitors from Canada and two additional participants.
Arthur A Zimmerman and Bradbury lowered two records at Lendox riding tandem. They mile in 2 17 25 and soon after five miles in 12 56 15. Miscellaneous notes mention Rossett the pacer and other racing items from Buffalo and Saratoga.
James Foro TuwThsa of McVeytown highly recommends Chamberlains Era and Diarrheal Remedy for bowel complaints. He states it cured him quickly after other remedies failed and endorses it for its proven effectiveness over financial considerations.
Rain and mist spoil the Homewood track causing postponement of all races to this afternoon at 1:30. Notable bettors and owners including George Senior and Hamlin are profiled, with expectations of big wagers on Pacers like Robert J and Dam Bebus.
At Washington Park on July 19 Yo Tambien raced the mile and a sixteenth in 1:45 14, breaking the previous best by half a second. The filly led from start to finish, beating Faraday by a clear length, with Goldstone and others following in a crowded field. The meet included maidens and 3 year olds, with Ya Tambien victorious in the feature and other races detailing times and placements.
Allan Lowe notes Rebus won the Bing ham stake at Point Breeze in 2 14 after six heats, now under Ed Odell. Linden impressed, Phelps struggled but remained respected. Joe Jett, a yearling from Billy Wilkes line, showed potential though future fortunes unclear. Bud Onward once owned by George Bixby is mentioned as a notable past steerer.
Fragmentary notes describe races at Brighton Beach with mentions of mile distances and several horses and riders whose names are garbled. The passage lists event terms like Harlequin and Ryder but lacks readable details or outcomes.
At Monmouth Park July 1 a small crowd watched Jockey McCafferty win the Colleen stakes with Helen Nichols and Littlefield win the Bar Negal stakes with Mars. Potomac, 8 to 5, beat Gloaming. Gold Dollar, 6 to 1, won the fifth race from Tormentor. Gold Dollar equaled five furlongs in eight seconds. Reginald led a 12-horse field in a close finish.
Detroit Driving Park crowds reach 6000 as Nightingale, D B Anderson’s black mare, wins all three heats in hollow style. Katherine 5, once a long shot, beats Reeve Whipple in the third race. Flying Jib leads early but closes relegated to near top in 2:15 pursuit.
In San Francisco on July 19 rumors say ex Senator James G Fair will back a large turf venture near the city. He is said to seek a nearby site to build a first class race course with top equipment, mirroring Chicago and New York tracks. The move follows his son’s ventures in expensive horseflesh and includes a training stable and a large ranch for the young Fair horses.
Curoaco July 19. Alder man Cook proposed a resolution to halt issuing any license or permit to Garfield Park Club or others to run a race course in Chicago west division. The measure failed 2 to 38 and was referred to the Judiciary committee.
News from Kentucky reports that Kentucky trotters won all first prizes at the Islington races in England. The Duke of Marlborough, who previously bought several fine horses here, entered them and secured top money in every event this year.
On July 19 at Altoona the second day of the Big Tennis Tourney featured close matches and an eager crowd. Notable results include Moorehead from Altoona defeating Grose, Fay beating Porter, and Buch beating Thompson. The finals and doubles start tomorrow with Fay and Buch, both from Altoona, competing for top honors.
Francis Barrouartre faced assault and battery charges after a confrontation with Jom Judgaka. Alderman McGarey set bail at 000 for a Friday hearing. Peren Senuisset charged with larceny, bail $800, Friday hearing planned. Thomas Willers, described as colored, jailed by Officer Elmer for beating a boy named Rogers in Clay alley last night.
Exma Jou xsroux of Bedford avenue fell down stairs at home yesterday afternoon injuring her right shoulder. William Scuerriza, an employee of Republic Iron Works, suffered a severe bout of cramps at work yesterday afternoon and was taken to South Side Hospital where he was reported improving last night.
The Skill and Knowledge Essential to the production of a main laxative remedy have enabled the California Fig Syrup Co to claim their product as a universal laxative. The advertisement touts it as a safe, popular remedy still offered for sale.
President Harrison reviewed a 5000-strong cyclist parade from the White House, with clubs from Pittsburgh Philadelphia and many towns, then 2000 more at Analostan Island for races. Results include Clapp Washington and Corse Owando second in the mile, various half and one mile events with New York and Baltimore riders placing.
Louisville July 19. River conditions steady with warm clear weather. High water reported on the falls, canal, and below as 3 feet 4 inches, 6 feet 0 inches, and 6 feet 3 inches respectively. A Ghio steamer from Memphis to Cincinnati tracks via Evansville. Sherry bound for Evansville via Falls City. City of Owensbury listed for Kentucky River.
Allegheny river at JceneTroy River 2 feet 5 inches and falling. Cloudy and warm at Warner-Rivery. Morgantown river 4 feet and stationary with cloudy skies and a thermometer 82 at 4 PM. Brownsville river 6 feet and stationary with weather cloudy and a 72 degree reading at 4 PM.
Fragmentary report records rivers at varying levels with unclear measurements and mentions multiple locations and people. Buckeye State and Keystone references hint at intercity ties with Wheeling and Cincinnati as contextual places.
River traffic notes water four feet below Davis Island Dam and a stationary river. Captains Hunter and Cox are active or laid up. vessels like the Scotia Iron Queen and James G Blaine are mentioned with arrivals and planned departures. Repairs occur on the Cora, Frank Gilmore, Twilight, and Venus.
Dr McKelroy reported Frank C. Calhoun, stabbed by a drunken militiaman on Monday, has passed a comfortable night with improvement in condition. The bayonet did not penetrate the stomach, and barring unforeseen complications he has a good chance to recover.
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