Cleveland tops Pittsburg in nine inning pitchers contest
Cleveland defeats Pittsburg 3 to 0 in a nine inning game highlighted by strong pitching from Beatin and Staley. Radford and Rowe delivered key hits as Cleveland capitalized on Pittsburg errors. crowd attendance noted with reminiscence of past local favorites.
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Lucky Paul Radford
Kuhhne
Sutcliffe
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Rowe
Iich
Kuehne
Buffalcs
Boston Defeats Senators In Lopsided Contest
The Boston team dominated Washington with weak visitors fielding and faultless home defense. Final score figures show Boston ahead by a wide margin, with strong pitching and solid base running throughout the two hour game, umpired by Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoston
Mass
Bostons
Senators
Local Club Eyes New Pitchers and Roster Shakeup
Officials report efforts to add experienced pitchers including two in view and possible trial for Speer the catcher. Rumors link a pitcher to be joining soon, with a broader lineup refresh planned after season end. Morrin Morik examined by Dr Dickson finds Morris unfit for two weeks or more, delaying today’s game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speer
Krock
Anson
Nimick
el Morrik
Joseph Dickson
Morris
Cleveland
New Yorks and Pittsbores in Early Scores Review
Fragmentary sports score string shows New Yorks 42 36 105 Pittsbores 40¢ Indiana polias 4 elphinsd Washington alt 4 MT Fer Per Won Lost Won Lost ct 4 Ch 3 wae.
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New Yorks
Pittsbores
Indianapolias
Baseball Matchups From Early American Leagues
NatTrox at Lracve Pittsburgs at Cleve land Indianapolis at Chicago New Yorks at Philadelphia Washingtons at Boston American Association Cincinnatis at Philadelphia Louievilles at Baltimore St Louis at Columbus Kansas Citys at Brooklyn International League Torontos at Syracuse Londons at Rochester Detroits at Buffalo Toledos at Hamilton
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NatTrox
Lracve
Pittsburgs
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Chicago
New Yorks
Philadelphia
Washingtons
Boston
American Association
Cincinnatis
Louievilles
Baltimore
St Louis
Columbus
Kansas Citys
Brooklyn
International League
Torontos
Syracuse
Londons
Rochester
Detroits
Buffalo
Toledos
Hamilton
Association Games A Great Contest Between Cowboys and Brooklyn
Brooklyn defeats Kansas City in a late inning rally as Orion and Caruthers drive runs home. Sharp fielding by Alvord Hoover Wisner Collins and Corkhill stands out while Davis hits Foutz and Caruthers works the mound. Final score Kansas City 8 Brooklyn 7 with an error count of 2.
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Ore
New York
Brooklyn
Kansas City
Orion
Caruthers
Alvord
Hoover
Wisner
Collins
Corkhill
Davis
Foutz
Bans
Wesareesst
Fouts
Carutha
Tiatfacy
Browns Top Columbus in Second Series Game
St Louis defeated Columbus 10 to 4 in the second game of the series. Errors by Columbus were numerous and costly, while Bald win pitched well against adverse odds. Three-base hits by McCarthy and Milligan. Baldwin struck out four. King six. Time one hour 43 minutes. Umpire Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
St Louis
Columbus
Baldwin
Columote
Bt. Lawts
eBrare Hita
Colombas
Errare—Coluester
Cincinnati Beats Athletics in Opening Game
Philadelphia July 2 Cincinnati defeated the Athletics in the opener with harder hitting and cleaner fielding. Weyhing struggled in the sixth and seventh innings, aided by a bit of sloppy defense enabling eight runs. If not for a wild pitch the Athletics might have been shut out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Athletics
Weyhing
Bidoesnod m
Uinelanates
Cloctonalia
Clocinnattia
Clocinnatia
Serer
Weyh
Vampire—Ferguson
Barale's Men Top Colonels In A Close Game
Baltimore defeated Louisville 8 to 4 as Foreman struggled with control and the Baltimore bats aided by Tucker's strong hitting. Foreman issued four bases on balls and Hyde struck out four. Umpire Goldsm officiated the game.
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Barale
Baltimmore
Louisvilles
Baltimores
Tucker
Baltimore
Lonievilies
Kaseilte
Lowleril
Bailey Foreman
Ehret
Streek
Hy Foreman
Ae Ee Mars
Umplire—Goldsm
The Scotts Again
A damaged clip outlines a baseball/game score card mentioning players Boylan Clark Gillen Holly Harr Mullen and Fleming with runs hits and outs. It records innings totals and earned runs, strikeouts, sacrifices, and time of game. Umpire Lauer is named along with pitchers and field events.
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W.scotts
Re. m
Boylan S
Aactt
Mullen
Braddock Beats Scotsdales in Easy Victory at Home
Braddock routed the Scottdales at Braddock, Man atee pitched for the visitors and was hit hard in the fifth and sixth innings. Jones pitched for the Blues and was invincible, Scottdales managed only three hits. Second eee play of Bi. Sannett noted as a feature. final line score shows Braddocks 8 to 0. Umpire Rose.
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Braddock
Scottdales
Manatee
Jones
Blues
Sannett
Complaint Warns County League Of Player Desertions
A county league criticizes players especially catchers and pitchers for frequent club hopping and free market moves. He says rich clubs lure good players away and that many will desert their own team for a fee to join outsiders. He predicts the league will shrink next season as non professional aims fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eular
Crook
O'Donnell Declines Braddock Move to Rejoin Duquesnes
The Braddock County League manager tried to recruit catcher J O Donnell yesterday but he refused, saying he had promised the Duquesnes long before and would honor his word. He remains committed to the Duquesnes and is regarded as a rising youth in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock County
J. O'Donnell
Braddock
Duquesnes
O'Donnell
Ock
Ie City
McKeesport Bid Faces Scottdale Holdout for Forfeit
Scottdale refused to forfeit yesterday to play McKeesport. A McKeesport representative pressed for a match, but Scottdale consented only when the weakest McKeesport players joined the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottdales
McKeesport
Scottdale
Scotts Seek Series Sweep Over Scottdales In Ohio
The J W Scotts travel to East Liverpool for a two game set against the Scottdales. They aim to draw Jamestown New York and Erie squads into the stake contest while on the road Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Scotts
Scottdales
Scotts
East Liverpool
Jamestown
N. Y
Erie
Springfield Triumph at Springfielder Meet
Springfield athletes claimed a victory at Springfielder on Reese in a spirited youth track event. Preliminary results show teens competing in sprints and relays with emerging talents noted.
Baseball Notes and Upcoming Games
St Pauls beat the Silver Bells 3 2 yesterday afternoon. Clarks defeated the Oakland Blues 16 9 yesterday. Toe Noidenees of the Southside defeated the Etno Resolutes 6 7. Our Boys will leave today for a six game series in September mid month with Erie Drummers and Jamestown New York clubs. J L Kanes seek a game Saturday July 2 on their grounds contact J Butler Street, ty.
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Erie Drummers
Jamestown
N. Y
J. L. Kanes
J. Butler Street
Money order offices expanded in Western Pennsylvania
In the last days a large addition to U S money order offices is announced with a July 29 start date for Western Pennsylvania including Homestead Allegheny county Shippenville Clarion county South Oil City Venango Cambria counties Connersville McKean Erie Coalport Clearfield Fredonia and more. International offices include Braddock Allegheny county Johnstone Center county Gallinger Cambria county. Postal notes issued at Floss Bradford Espyville Crawford counties.
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Braddock
Allegheny County
Onte
Center County
Gallinger
Cambria County
Floss
Bradford County
Espyville Station
Crawford County
President to lay cornerstone in Indianapolis monument ceremony
President will return from Bar Harbor trip to attend cornerstone laying at Soldiers' Monument in Indianapolis Avenue 4. It marks his first visit to his old home since inauguration.
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Deter Park
Bar Harbor
Indianapolis
Soldiers’ Monument
Co operative Brewery stock sold to English syndicate
Burrato July 3 reports the Co operative Brewery stockholders have sold their stock to an English syndicate for 140 dollars per eight shares, with an advance of 90 and 50 paid per share. They net 400000 on the plant. Governor Beaver and staff will visit Uniontown today with special excursions via B and O line, round trip 275, valid through July 27. Port wine listings and fashions from James H. Atrgex & Co. are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrato
Co-operative Brewery
Uniontown
Beaver
Rotare
Sullivan Receives $20000 Stake Money After Kilrain Fight
John L. Sullivan collected the $20000 stake from stakeholder Cridge in West Twenty-eighth Street. He also received the Police Gazette belt and pledged to fight Jem Smith under Marquis of Queensberry rules at the California Athletic Club. Backers distribute funds: $10000 to Sullivan is shared with the New York Illustrated News, Jim Wakeley, and Charlie Johnston, with plans for further distribution among backers.
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Mr. Cridge
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Kilrain
Police Gazette
Jem Smith
England
California Athletic Club
Detroit
Twin City
St. Paul
New York
al Cridge
West Twenty-eighth Street
Cridge
Long Branch
John L
Wakeley
John
Richard K. Fox
Richard K. Fox, the Donor of the Belt, As Mr. Cridge
Middleton
Broadway
Brooklin
Charlie Johnston
Johnston
Once
Lumley
America
Marquis of Q
California
New York Illustrated News
Jim Wakeley
Billy Muldoon
Opening Blue Ribbon Day Draws 12,000 to Detroit Driving Club
Detroit on July 2 opened its trotting and pacing meet at the Detroit Driving Club with free gate admission. A 12,000 crowd enjoyed ideal racing weather as three races were scheduled including two trotting events and one pacing. The ng-224 class drew five entrants but finished with heats split among several horses. The second race coverage extended into tomorrow with six heats. darkness halted the program after three heats in the third race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Detroit Driving Club
Cveata
Ica
Rains and Racing Note at Monmouth Park Amid Tragedy
Track events proceed at Monmouth Park on July 3 despite heat and the death of Captain Sam Brown's son in Princeton Kentucky. Several horses started while entries include Britannic Baulkee Volunteer Madeteaa Ori Fitajames Forest King Teony Sunshine and others in multiple race lines with various placings and starters listed.
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Monmourhs Park
Sam Brown
Princeton
Baulkee
Volunteer
Madeteaa
Ori
Fitajames
Forest
King
Teony
Ae Sunshine
Madstone
Badge
Careng
Chaca
Cevaee Wen
Connemara
Benedictine
Sam Wood
Hanberg
Bresd
Ernest
Kellair
Kermesse
Hodurick
Twin City Races Capture Close Finishes on Good Track
Twin City Jockey Club card produced spirited races despite Spokane and Hindeocraft missing. Mamie Fonso led early, close finishes marked by In a driving finish and Angelus in the later sprints as track ran two seconds slow from Sunday rain.
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St. Pave
Moxn
Twin City
Mamie Fonso
Mabel
Havilish
Benson
Havillad
Bel
Gio
Zola
Gore Fisher
Eriteen Feenths
Poe
Thank
Stella
Casetillan
Vivian
Thankful
Poin of
Gust
Parkhill
Bonalr
Avenue
Castilian
Babaers
Eltogether
Premier Apanees
Stella Hagan
Flack
Morse
Minuet
Bessemer
The Liverpool July Meeting Races Report
The Liverpool July meeting opened with the St George Stakes for 3-year-olds won by Theophilus owned by L H Jones with Morgiay second and Dundraz third. In the open race there was a six furlongs event with Mackenzie’s entry taming the field and Ixia d placed second, among nine starters.
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Londow
Liverpool
L. H. Jones
Theophilus
Leopold de Rothchilds
Morgiay
Sir X. Jardines
Dundraz
Local crowd backs Richardson at Cleveland Grand Circuit meet
A large number of local sports figures will travel to Cleveland next week for the inaugural Grand Circuit meeting. Pittsburgers express strong faith in J B Richardson, a trusted trainer and dose favorite among fans. The horse has trotted a mile recently in fast time and is regarded as one of the country’s top stayers, capable of winning split up races.
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Cleveland
Parson Davies Aims to Stage Kilrain Jackson Bout
Chicago sporting man Parson Davies plans a finish fight between Jake Kilrain and Peter Jackson the Australian colored champion in New York. Billy Muldoon, a friend of Parson, is in town which may influence the arrangements.
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New Yor
Davies
Chicago
Jake Kilrain
Peter Jackson
Australia
Billy Muldoon
Muldoon
Australian pugilist croersnatt quits city after theater ban
Peter Jackson, the Australian pugilist, leaves Croersnatt for Detroit amid disappointment after a sparring exhibition was shut down by a mayoral edict. The canceled match with Tom Lees shows city government will not support pugilistic entertainments.
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Croersnatt
Peter Jackson
Detroit
Tom Lees
Sweet Rmit
Brutality Trial of Brazilian Ship Officers At Brooklyn
The Andrew Chief Officer George Evelyn and Acting Captain Zollinge face assault charges after testimony alleging cruel treatment of four negro stowaways aboard the Brazilian mail ship Finance. Witness William Gabrielle, 16, recounts being struck, kicked, forced to kneel, blindfolded, and threatened with being thrown overboard as four gunshots were fired overhead.
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New York
George E. Evelyn
Finance
United States
Morse
Brooklyn
Zollinge
Evelyn
William Gabrielle
St. Thomas
Jacob
Evel
Unfair Railroad Rates Spark New York Cargo Dispute
The New York Produce Exchange accuses the New York Central and the Interstate Commerce Association of unjust discrimination in inland export rates from Nov 4, 1887, to Feb 20, 1888. Rail lines allegedly charged port of New York 10 cents or more per hundred pounds less than public tariffs for similar traffic.
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Washiveron
New York
Publc
New York Produce Exchange
New York Central
Inter-State Commerce Association
Bottling Plant of Spence & Co Burns Down in Bellaire
Special telegram from Bellaire reports the bottling establishment of Thomas Spence & Co. burned early this morning. Loss estimated at 2500 dollars, with 1000 dollars insured. The fire destroyed the entire contents and building. Authorities investigate the cause as fire damage.
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Opa
Bellaire
Thomas Spence & Co
Trial date fixed for Boulanger and rights
Loypox July 23 report notes Mr. Parnell and Mr. Sexton say royal grants reflect admiration for Gladstone. Commission fails to obtain league lands details. Trial date set for Boulanger. he may lose all civil rights in France. Parnell defends actions toward Gladstone and refuses to disclose fund documents. Telegraph praises the Tenant Defense League and Morning Post approves the League.
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Mr. Parnell
Gladstone
League
Boulanger
France
Loypox
Parnell
Mr. Sexton
Chambers
Glsadstone
Trish
Ireland
Special Commission
Hains
Egan
League Fund
Ean
Relief
Ladies’ Land League
America
Labouchere
Pigott
Hannan
Monroe & Co
Paris
Daily Telegraph
Defense League
Morning Post
New League
PRESH FOREIGN PACTS AND Global Moves
Srna July 23 reports imperial defense plans for native states supplying 30 900 troops mostly cavalry. It notes a German firm selling African possessions to a British syndicate and covers Ireland library and Dublin museum urging a royal visit. Also mentions a Wesleyan Conference and a book sellers merger forming a limited liability company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brewster
Simpkin, Marshall & Co
Hamilton, Adams & Co
W. Kent & Co
Great
James Bryce
South
Aberdeen
Elizabeth Ashton
Sheriff Ashton
Lancashire
Africa
Zintgraff
Ibi
Benus
Germany
Austris
Milan
Servia
Trial date set for Boulanger in Senate Court
The August 8 trial for General Boulanger Count Dillon and Henri Rochefort before the Senate Court was announced. They receive ten more days to answer the summons before outlawry, lose civil and political rights, and face possible seizure of French property. The Nation notes detectives and provincial officials sympathetic to Boulanger may be dismissed.
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General Boulanger
Count Dillon
M. Rochefort
Senate
Republique Francaise
Henri Rochefort
France
Boulanger
French asylum offered to pope but refused amid Rome tensions
Rome report states the French government offered asylum to the pope to avoid provoking France into war with Italy. The pope declined to quit Rome, saying he did not want France to be drawn into conflict for his sake. Mgr. Fava of Grenoble accepted the Jerusalem patriarchate.
Irish Threat to Parnell Sparks Council Action
The Municipal Council of the Irish National League adopted resolutions threatening direct action against Parnell. The alternative presented is a convention and election of new officers. Premiums noted for Salt Trust shares at the Stock Exchange.
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Parnell
New York
Irish National League Tonight
Developing Cannel Coal Lands near Faremont, West Virginia
General Thomas A. Harris has organized a company and leased 1,684 acres near Faremont, within five miles of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The property sits on a four foot camel coal vein and a strong fre elay seam. A railroad to connect the mines with the B and O is planned, with work already underway.
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Cannel
Farfciall Teleglan
Ompfator
Faremont
W. Va
Thomas A. Harris
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Rumor of American Woman’s Death Sentence in Corea
A Nashville telegram claims Mrs. Hattie Gibson Heron, once of Nashville, was arrested and condemned to death in Corea for teaching Christianity. The Dispatch reports experts doubt the story, noting treaties grant American officials control and noting no word from the State Department confirms the arrest.
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Dirfatch
Nashville
Hattie Gibson Heron
Corea
Corean Lopa
al Eee Perrejon
Heron
China
Japan
Awa
State Department
Wharton
Dinsmore
Sabbath work debate colors convention proceedings
Elliott F. Shepherd urged a constitutional article prohibiting Sunday labor except charitable or necessary tasks. Other regional conventions discussed legislature size, gubernatorial candidacy shifts, and educational Bible admission issues amid rival proposals and disputing factions.
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Bismarck
Elliott F. Shepherd
American Sabbath Union
Allen
Fargo
Warren
John Miller
Richland County
Summer
Cusa County
Miller
River Valley
Sioux Falls
Legislative
Helena
Saree Sore
Idaho
Dorsey
Swedes Furrowed River Log Raft Death Announcement
A Swede and helper ran a raft section on a river when the boss refuses a crude death announcement. The Swede insists the comrade has died and asserts need for a replacement, citing Johnson’s earlier raft incident as the context.
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Johnson
Veterans urged to skip Milwaukee encampment without rail rate
Kansas Commandery G A B Leader Booth urges Kansas posts to stay home from the National Encampment in Milwaukee unless railroads grant a 1-cent-a-mile rate. He asks posts to hold meetings on encampment day. Blair Post telegram says attendance will be strong.
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Toreka
Department
Booth
Kansas City
Milwaukee
General Boot
Warner
Blair Post
St. Lewis
Monocacy Renamed for River Service After Re survey
The Monocacy, once stricken and offered for sale, will be returned to active service after a re survey shows that modest repairs will make her valuable for many years of river work under the Asiatic station.
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Wasnsctos
Renairs
Asiatic Station
Naval Register
Blaine Jr. Fires Maine Central Train for Secretary Blaine Visit
James L Blaine Jr a four time fireman on the Maine Central rode the train that returned Secretary Blaine and M Rongtan the French Minister and party who spent today at Ellsworth as guests of Senator Born Haksor July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haksor
James L Blaine, Jr
Maine Central Road
Blaine
M. Rongtan
Ellsworth
Fire loss leads to damages for Perry Bros jewelers
Judge Gresham awards Perry Bros jewelry firm 7615 42 in a fire case after a sample case jewelry was destroyed. Court finds the company responsible for the loss and settlement details hinge on the precedent cited in the case from Curiao and Left Trank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Gresham
Perry Bros. Jewelers
Liquor Furnishing Charge Tied to Jail Break Incident
Chariton July 2 Jack Reichart of Broken Bocks Porter township held to furnishing liquor to men of intemperate habits from jail this afternoon. He had been given the hail and the door unlocked.
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Chariton
Jack Reichart
Broken Bocks
Porter Township
A!t
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