Grand circuit trotting season promises big purses and fast times
A preview notes a strong stock of youth in trotting meets, with records likely to fall as big purses lure entrants. Pacing stars Mer and Emma have fallen below five minutes, while two dark horses may challenge them. The piece also covers amateur championships, noting multiple records broken and standout performances by H C L Tindall and others, including impressive throw distances and sprint times.
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Mer
Emma
H.C. L. Tindall
L. E. Myers
New York
H. K R. Ball
Stoke-on-Trent
Wal
Ako
T. Brain
Doncaster
Myers
Birmingham
Lilite Bridge
Dick Thery
Gateshead
We & Field
W. J. Harry
Cork
America
Mitchell
Pringle
Phillies and Pittsburg split two at Philadelphia
The Pittsburg Baseball Club lost twice at Philadelphia with Galvin surrendering 21 hits in the second game. Dunlap was injured in a collision. Boston was shut out by Gambert. The Phillies won the first game in ten innings, Staley and Buffinton turning in fine work and 9,400 fans erupting after the decisive tenth inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Galvin
Dunlap
Maul
Boston
Gambert
Buffinton
Pittsburgs
Staley
Phillies
Hallman
Beckley
Kuehne
Malvey
Mallman
Clements
Myers
Mulvey
Miller
Ron
Rowe
Fields
Farrar
Smith
Thompson
Smi Rowe
Scottdale Baseball Club Ends Eastern Trip With Six Wins
The Scottdale Baseball Club, leaders of the Western Pennsylvania League, went 6-1 on a seven game trip through Eastern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania. They won at East Liverpool Braddock New Castle and Erie, lost once, and will play Braddocks Homesteads the Keystones next week before returning home for rest and to face Western Pennsylvania clubs for reasonable stakes. Pitcher Miller is lightly hampered with a shoulder issue and catcher Boyd from Wheeling will continue catching Manifee.
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Mreeiance Atom
Exre
Scottdale Baseball Club
Ohio
Western Pennsylvania
East Liverpool
Braddock
New Castle
Erie
Braddocks
Homesteads
Keystones
Money
Miller
Boyd
Wheeling
Manifee
Pennsylvania
McKeesports
International League Games at Toronto and Buffalo
Mixed league entries list results and scores from international league games split between Toronto Buffalo and Detroit with scattered team abbreviations and unreadable digits. The text shows partial scores and codes for multiple matchups including Hamilton and Hamiltson with unclear outcomes and inconsistent formatting.
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Eprcal Telekgmam
Distatch
Toronto
Totorlos
Landong
Buffalo
Sennen al
Weedererereer Ree
Hamiltso
Hawiitons
Detroit
Craftons lose home opener to Mt Washington Athletics
Mt Washington Athletics defeated Craftons on Craftons home field after a disputed call in the latter innings. Final score listed with errors and battery details showing Brown and Allen for Craftons and Jessep and Sierens for Athletics.
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Craftons
Mt. Washington Athletics
Cargo
Athletics
Mt Wasti*ton Athletice Eo
Brown and
Allen
Jessep and
Sierens
Maschite Craftons
Athiletics
Chi and Astros? Unclear game notes prompt
Game fragment lists players Baros Nash Ganzell Stoten Burst Burne Anson Southers Nash Dreothers and Munns Gumbert. Mentions two-base hit sacrifice and first bases on errors with time noted as one hour something. Umpire listed as Lowers.
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Corre
Faroed
Philadelph Anittsbargs
Thompson
Theotrase
Hallman
Myers
Ome
Wood
Galvio
Sandor
Cneita
Tor
Nash
Ganzell
Stoten
Ea Plsys
Burne
Ag Vo
Anson
Hichard
Southers
Nash Dreothers
Halls
Kelly
Chiagos
Munns
Gumbert
Lowers
Cleveland Beats Washington In Low-Scoring Tilt
Stricker and Fi Day led Cleveland in a 4 to 2 victory against Washington. Wise and Wilmot contributed runs as Cleveland edged Washington with timely hitting and solid pitching. Sweeny and O Day appear in the box scores among players listed. the game time was about five minutes longer than standard and umpire Curry presided.
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Wasioton RB
P A & Hoy
Stricker
Wilmot
Wise
Sweeny
Sutel Ce
O'Day
Beatin
Ee Baie
Clevelands
Tose
Washingtos
Clevelanda
Ee Ae Telife
Dourte
Alea Stricker
Fi Day
Ted Beatin
Dey
Tne Rand
Curry
Barnie's Men Defeat Columbus in Long Pitchers Game
In Columbus Ohio on July 2 Baltimores beat Columbus 2 to 1 after a 12 inning pitchers duel. Visitors tied in the seventh, no runs until the twelfth when Baltimore pushed across the winning run. Barned and Wiener reflected steady control. Spert Basten timed minutes. Goldsmith and Kerins umpired.
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Barnie
Columbus
Brooklyn
St. Lewis
Reds
CoLtumsBus
Baltimore
Baltimores
Athletics Triumph Over the Brooklyn Nine in Thriller
New York July 2 The Brooklyn and Athletics played a fine game today Purcell was sunstruck at the races Friday and Lanimore took his place today Three hits by Collins’ error in the seventh inning gave the Athletics the victory Sows co FPMB 2c cees ose 60 oo00o6 1-3 eek io 707 TM 3 ee ro. ee Sere rack outhour and % estackie Umpires Messrs Cross and Hushong.
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Athletics
Brooklyns
New York
Brooklyn and Athletic
Purcell
Lanimore
Collins
Sows
FPMB
Cees
Messrs
Cross and Hushong
Incomplete Cincinnati Defeat Shaped by Fielding and Errors
The Cincinnati club lost as Beard erred in the eighth inning and a wild pitch produced two first inning runs. Fuller and Tebeau stood out for solid fielding and batting, while Comiskey hit a two-base shot and Byrd added a three-base hit. Details include strikes by Chamber and throws by Vian and King, with Ferguson umpiring.
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Crversxall
Cincinnatis
Beard
Fuller
Balting
Tebeau
Incinnatis
Afi
Louie
Ors Rao
Mng
Fian
Ming
Chamberstreck
Vian
King
Ferguson
Winners at Monmouth Park and Washington Park meet
The West’s most successful race meeting ends at Washington Park with 12 000 to 15 000 spectators and fine weather. Quickstep stakes go to Penn P, with Avondale second and Sinalva dead-heat for third. Other races feature Pat Donovan, Gilford, Castaway III, Fayette, Somerset, and a disqualification that altered the final placing. Local tennis and Chicago racing wrap up amid praise for the meetings.
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Chicago
West
McLaughlin
Huggins
Monmouth Park
Carcaco
Washington Park
Penry
Cecil B
Flambeau
Blarneystone
Spring Dance
Lake KB
Lela May
Bridgelight
Chilhowie
Sinalva
Penn P
Avondale
Sis O'Quee
Pat Donovan
Gilford
Bravo
Rebeaten
Eeeemee Ant Netie
Castaway III
Fayette
Bledsos
Comenney Lil
Somerset
Girondes
J. Toms
MLAUGHLIN S CHANGE AT HAGETINS AND Dwyers INTEREST
Jimmie Mc Laughlin left the Chicago stables and will ride for the Haggins for the rest of the season. The Dwyers also seek his services. At Moxwor th Park on July 2, multiple races featured winners Fitzroy, Starlight, Litt Leda, Longstreet, Inverwick, Miracle, and Ban Cloche with John Harrison and Village Maid placing in notable spots.
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Moxworth Park
Jimmie McLaughlin
Chicago
Haggins
Dwyers
Bessie June
Leo H
Sir Joseph
Fred
Fitzroy
Sethien
Valadin
Servia Fonsetta
Messie June
Starlight
Littie Elia
Carrie Ga
Litt Leda
Tile Elia
Besa
Bignonette
Bess
Bella Tithing Hime
Eric
Tomboy
Leserrt
Longstreet
Erie
Firengl
Charlie Dreux
Tristan
Inverwick
Mirac! Breet
Queen of Flizaveth
Aran
Ushine
Miracle
Isi
Eliza
Tn Eee Ke Ban Cloche
Theodosius
Imac
Niagara
Jen Harrison
Village Maid
Ian Cloche
Ben Harrison
Nine bloody rounds in Sunset Lake boxing bout
A July dawn bare knuckle style fight at Sunset Lake, Assory Park New Jersey, drew a small crowd as two colored men, Punk Dorsett and Peter tixey, fought nine bloody rounds to a finish under queer rules. A New York lawyer acted as referee with two medical men backing the combatants.
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Assory Park
N. J
Sunset Lake
Punk” Dorsett
Peter Tixey
Boas Ph N
New York
Pelene Piney
Local Tennis Tourney Ends in Close Contests
The local lawn tennis tournament concluded successfully with favorable weather and large crowds. In doubles Moorhead Reed defeated Woods pair 0 11 6 2 1 and then beat Brooks Christy 7 6 4 6 4 to win first prize. Woods brothers took second after beating Christy Brooks 4 6 4 0%. Singles finals saw LC Woods beat Mr Brooks 7 4 6 2, with Christy defaulting. overall wrap-up notes a draw. In a cricket match at Loxton Surrey, Read scored 165 in the innings, Clark 5, Ameri cans 3 wickets. game drawn amid showers.
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S. W. B. Moorhead
R. R. Reed
C. A
L. C. Woods
Moorhead
Reed
Brooks
Christy
Woods Brothers
Theeres LC
Woods
Loxton
Gentlemen of
Surrey
Philadelphia Cricketers
Mr. Read
Clark
Butler Y M C A Club Defeats Renfrew City Team in Local Game
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH BuTLex Pa July 2 An interesting ball game played between the Y M C A club of this place and Renfrew City team Home led by a cee ies pe Ren Beggs an ra Bu OBrien and Heineman Struck out Bogen 10 O'Brien Li Hits Butters 6 Rentrows o r Two baggers Heineman and Culbertson
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Butlex
Renfrew
Cee Ies
Ren Beggs
Obrien
Heineman
Bogen
O’brien
Butters
Culbertson
Twin City Jockey Club Meet Opens With Nation’s Best horses
Park, July 2. The Twin City Jockey Club meeting starts Tuesday and is expected to rival Wash Park races. Top horses from across the country will be on hand, with a magnificent track awaiting their arrival and thousands of spectators anticipated from all regions.
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Wr. Park
Moxn
Twin City Jockey Club
Aed Ieenata
Atlantic City
N. J
Sullivan-Kilrain
J. A. Dougherty
Philadelphia
Dougherty
Jake Kilrain
Sullivan
Kilrain
Mitchell
Sandown Park race result description by 1488 event
At Sandown Park in July the produce of mares category yielded a win for M. Corvettes Bois. Duke of Hamilton's horse finished second and A Hiowle's Wisdom placed third.
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Lennox
Sandown Park
M. Corvettes Bois
Duke of Hamilton
Hiowle
Wisdom
McKeesport Defeats Etna Stars on Their Field
McKeesport routed Etna 8 to 0 on Etna's grounds as Gilliland allowed six hits and Etna's fielding faltered. Metzenr drove in three runs, Tibby pitched, and Tibby, Costello, and Gib were noted for key plays in a two and a half hour game. Umpire Chessman.
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Etna Stars
McKeesports
Stars
Gilliland
Soret
McKees
Tibby
Costello
Gibone
Metzenr
Asa
Om Alii
Tib
Zipp Giana
Chessman
Duquesnes Defeat Sewickley in Low-Scoring Victory
The Duquesnes beat Sewickley on their grounds in a good game. Elliott from Baltimore pitched well for the winners while Oliver was effective for Sewickley. Naughton’s passed balls costly, wild pitches by Elliott noted, and Duquesnes tallying four runs in the contest.
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Goad Ones
Mit
Wm. Harr
Pitter
Jones
Umplire
Frey
Duquesnes
Sewickleys
Elliott
Baltimore
Oliver
Naughton
KeystonesBeat Shamrocks In Easy Park Victory
The Keystones defeated the Shamrocks of the Southside at Cycle Park yesterday afternoon. Countee pitched well for the Shamrocks and M of Shamrocks produced a notable running score. Keystones had a decisive win with strong contributions from multiple players. Umpire Madden officiated.
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Keystones
Shamrocks
Southside
Cycle Park
Roy
Cmeardon
Gant
Welch
Allen
Maloy
Conntes
Mulester
Lyons
Madigan
McGowan
Ash't'n
Toole
Ij Buckiey
Shamrocke
Orite
Madden
Regatta set for New Brunswick and Halifax with top oarsmen
A two day regatta will be held in New Brunswick on July 27 and 28 and another at Halifax on August 6 and 7 with leading oarsmen Gaudaur Hamm and Teewer. Teewer is booked but undecided on participation. A week may reveal his plan, and rumor points to a race against St John's.
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John L. Sullivan
Dir. Sullivan
Mr. Tompkins
Atlantic
Sullivan
Detures Switch
Smith
Timne
Kilrath
Kilrain
T Smith
Sauk
Peter Jackson
Miavin
Blavin
Jotul
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Australia
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Thames
England
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Searle
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Conner
New Brunswick
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Gaudaur
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Teewer
St. John's
New York
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Tilrain
Denny A. Butler
Frank Stevenson
Stevenson
Johnston
Police Gazette
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Mike
Boston
Illustrated News
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al Cridge
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Pony Moore
Etruria
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Springfeld, C
Eene Murphy
Jake Kilrain
Eneipales
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John Murphy
Mississippi
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Norris
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Ceeeens
Pennsylvania
Ackson
Miss
Asva
Atrorr General Pre
Paneeraale County Clieats
Northwestern Railroad Company
S*ste
Ssid Corm
Sullivan-Kilrain
Neville
United States
Sageter
Irres
Renaré
Peive Schtors
Scottdale Defeats Drummers In Exciting Match
Special telegram reports Scottdale beating the Drummers in a lively contest. The piece mentions Reese and Huse as agents and lists players Boyd Callahan and others, though several lines are unreadable. The outcome favors Scottdale with a high level of play noted.
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Scottdale
Dispatch
Scott Yo
Reese
Boyd
Callahan
Attorney Answers Demand Over Railway Officials
The Queen and Crescent Railway attorney says Governor Lowry’s demand for Superintendent Carroll and Tyler is not supported by the road’s directory. Counsel mocks attempts to forfeit the New Orleans and Southern's Eastern division charter, arguing courts never seek forfeiture except for charter violations.
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Joly
Queen and Crescent Railway
Lowry
Mississippi
Carroll and
Tyler
New Orleans
Southern
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