Amboy Dominates 2% Trot at Homewood Meet
Ten thousand spectators packed the Homewood track as Amboy swept the 2% trot in three straight heats, with Paragon second and Claudius close behind in the final. In the 2:19 pacing race Subscriber led early, but Tommy surged to win the second heat and again claim victory in the final heat as Reflector faltered.
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King Princeps
Judge Her
Judge Fisher
Maud
jJast
My bin
Fisher
K T. Meginnis
Twige
Evans
Judee Fisher
Son
Hendershot
R. H
Odelll
Elva
McCall's
Munro Buster
John Frash
Tommy
Texas Stables B
Reflector
Eli Clark
David Copperfield
Supscriber
Ball
Elva Medium
Ambor
S&s
St. Clark
Clanding
S. Z
John Reamer
Major Flower
B. H
D. J. Engie
Paragon
B. G
A.C. Conwell
Amboy
Fi. J. Jamison
Belle Cassett
F. A. Hall
Franklin
Bk. G
E. R. Browne
Captain Lyons
B.s
Claudinus
Owever
Cluallins
Bette Cassett
Paracon
Aragon
Belle Cascett
Wis
Holle Cassect
Claudius
Mars Shoulders 123 Pounds for Exciting Monmouth Victory
At Monmouth Park a large crowd enjoyed seven races with four stakes. Mara carried 123 pounds to victory over one mile and five furlongs in the Stevens stake, delivering a spirited finish amid a favorable afternoon program.
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Mars
Mammoora Pans
Monmouth
Mara
Stevens
Kingston
Tarai
Easy
Leneiat's
Accond
Shleetens Sir Matthey
Sloane
Whippang
Tenny It
Wix Furio Donvers
Taral
Ee ‘Ene
Ee Ena
Bammir
Lambley
Eleine
Vaapenion
Ine Lituefeld
Fon
Hamilton
Tore
Ira
Biengtine Sonate
Meodacity
Harione
Billy
Atlonia
Jdge
Covington
Horse Races Report with Finishes and Times
In the seventh race Tormentor wins by a neck over Pactolos with Captain Browne third. Earlier seventh place entries include Gar rison and others. race times noted for several runners. Multiple horses listed as also ran with weights and odds in a dense result bulletin.
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Becton
Dagopet
Dullo
Peon
Elseover Si
Dele II
Te Aen
Shipping Joy
J. Lambley
China
Ae Ying
Bateman Tie
Tormentor
Garrison
Pactolos
Total
Captain Browne
Lambiey
Cartus
Tremont
West Chester
Sentiment
Oxford
Prines Imperiali
Astoria
Addie Mb
Warpath
Judge dissolves ban on Garfield Park pool sales
Judge Horton of the Circuit Court dissolves the injunction stopping Garfield Racing Association from selling pools at Garfield race track, ruling pool selling is gambling under state law. Mayor bans licenses and police pledge to suppress pool selling, though the association plans a summer meeting with free admission.
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Crrcaco
Horton
Circuit Court
Garfield Race Track
Garfield Racing Association
Raco
Polies
Liverpool Cup Narrowly Won by Nunthorpe in Tight Race
The Liver pool cup produced a neck victory for Colonel North's Nunthorpe over Blundell Mapie's Clarence and Baron Delfirsch's Windwall. Orme still leads St Leger quotations at 1 to 0 against him with La Fleche and St Damien among backers, as public confidence grows in the contenders.
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Lexpos
Colonel North
Nunthorpe
Blundell Mapie
Clarence
Baron Delfirsch
Windwall
Orme
la Fleche
St. Damien
Old Ward Brothers Row an Exciting Hudson Race
The Ward brothers Josh and Gil rowed a one and a half mile match on the Hudson near Newburg with Nan Ward and Edward as partners. The race drew a large crowd and ended with Josh and his mate winning by four lengths in a spirited display reminiscent of their youth.
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Ward Brothers
Hudson
Boston
New York
England
Stanbury
Kemp
Sullivan
McLean
America
O'Connor
Gaudaur
Teemer
Hanian
Hosmer
Renforth
Brown
Josh
Gil Ward
Hudson River
Newburg
Saratage Lake
Exo
Gil
Nan Ward
Edward
George A. Prince
Court of Appeals
Mate
Three A's Athletic Association Expands Membership
The Allegheny Athletic Association reports a booming membership after a Membership Committee meeting on Thursday. New inductees include George F. Rose Charlie P. Smith Percy B. Smith and Archibald M. McCrea among others. A list of probable contestants for upcoming events features runners jumpers and throwers from multiple clubs and schools.
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Allegheny Athletic Association
George F. Rose
Charlies P. Smith
Percy BR. Smith
Clifford D. Clancy
Howard M. Allison
J. McClurg Hars
J. Page Laughlin
H. Hughart Laughlin
James A. Morea
Archibald M. McCrea
F. Howe Bailie
W. H. Williams
C. C. Ramsey
James H. Stewart
C. C. Scaife
John D. Foster
Feld
EK. Vv. Paul
Wand
G. M. Lauenlin, Jr
W. G. Stewart
J. McK. Speer
F. R. Coates
Breading Speer
A. M. Wilson
Herp
W. H. Wilden
S. T. Eccles
Lea Digbee
Victorine Co. Bakewell
Sullivan's Talk Ahead of Corbett Bout
Sullivan predicts the Corbett fight will be the biggest business deal of his life as he weighs in two pounds more than before and notes about 45 000 cash on the line plus potential earnings from a book and a new play. He asserts the bout will determine the financial outcome of his ventures.
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Barnead
N. V
Lek
Sullivan
Corbett
Lamas
Jake Kilroin
Sprint race at East Liberty Park ends with Lehman victory
Large crowd watches Ed Beck of Sharpsburg race William Lehman of the city in a 100 yard sprint. Beck false starts and is reset. Lehman wins by a yard in about 1 second. Pistol firer is W C Wilson and referee David S Pringle. Betting favored Lehman though receipts went to him.
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East Liberty Park
Ed. Beck
Sharpsburg
William Lehman
Beck
W.C. Wilson
David
Pringle
Leman
Syard
Lehman
Pittsburg margin narrows as Senators rally in Washington game
Washington defeats Pittsburg 4 to 0 after a late Senators surge. Key plays include Duffee and Radford drives, Hoy home run, and a Pittsburg defensive miscue to end the contest. Milligan left early with an injury while Ehret allowed limited scoring. Miller, Donavan, and Bierbauer contributed for Pittsburg but could not overcome Washington pitching and fielding.
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Dispatch
Washington
Pittsburg
Enret
Shugart
Mr. Beckley
Milligan
Kelly
Senators
Duffee
Hoy
McGuire
Cooney
Pittsburgers
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Killen
Danny Richardson
Farrell
Dowd
Ehret
Miller
Richardson
Donovan
Robinson
Radford
Pittsbam
Bierbauver
Pittsburgs
Mack
Bierbauer
Pitch by pitch: Browns top Phillies in Cleveland clash
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 4 to 2 as Virtue exits after interference. Key plays include home run by Clements and three-base hit by Harkett, with McKean belive attr and Thompson stealing bases. Pitchers and umpires named. game lasts one hour four minutes.
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Virtue
Interferener
Cleveland
Philadelphiia
Philatelhia
Twoebase
Surkem
McKean
Belive
Harkett
Clements
Thompson
Brooklyns Edge Cincinnati In Eastern Park Tilt
Brooklyn defeats Cincinnati 3 to 2 at Eastern Park Brooklyn before 6 524 spectators. Brouthers Ward and Comiskey star for Brooklyn while Cincinnati counters with Burns Stein and Himes in a tense nine inning game. Time of game three hours. Umpire Mequill.
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Frooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyns
Cincinnatis
Eastern Wark
Brooklyn
Brat McPhee
Daly
Latham
Figuecoraa
Nell
Brouthers
Holliday
Comiskey
OO Brien Li
Smith
Warn
Himes
Ostein
Ron
Semmaky
Rons
Ward
Kinslow
Demicker
Luth
Bell
Anes Comiskey
E. Rae Om Smith
A. Berek Rata Carteb
Weirk
Hs Harrington
Corcoran
Stein
Jesea—Stein
Rhines
Mequall
Baltimore Beats Louisville in Three-Base Hit Thriller
Good base running and a costly error fueled Baltimore’s fourth straight win over Louisville. Three-base hits by Gunson and Whistler highlight the contest, with Burl Strickler and Nhindle delivering double plays. Attendance near 2,587 as Cobb and Clausen held Louisville to four runs.
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Baltimore
Louisville
Brown
Vanial
Taylor
Bend
Suteilim
Weaver
Storey
Ge i
Rourke
Grim
Strieker
Oldennings
Robinson
Whistler
Vickey
Clausen
Gunson
Cobb
Stricker
Nhindle
Lousville
League Clubs Correct Standings Amid Page OCR Glitch
Fragments show standings for league clubs with unclear formatting and missing names. The text references games played and points but is unreadable beyond partial figures, offering no clear results or specific club identities.
Louisville Club accuses Pittsburg of unfair player dealings
The Louisville Base Ball Club accuses the Pittsburg club of blocking Western League player signings. Disputes center on Clausen from Columbus and the $250 monthly clause, with payments allegedly arranged to lure Clausen and Jos Kelly away from Louisville. Manager Backenberger is noted in filing timelines.
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Colonels
Pittsburg
Pinyars
Louisville
Gas City
Clausen
Columbus
Stucky
Pfeffer
Pittsburgs
Louisvilles
Jos Kelly
Kelly
Backenberger
Wilkinsburg Defeats Mansfields in County League Tight Game
About 40 fans watched at Wilkinsburg Athletic Park as Wilkinsburg edged Mansfields 7 to 5 in a uphill County League contest. McSteen starred for Wilkinsburg with strong hitting and McElroy held Mansfields with steady pitching. Summary shows Wilkinsburg 7 Mansfields 5 with key plays including two base hits by Grove and Rona, and Stolen bases by Wilkinsburg. Umpire Keete officiated the one hour 7 minutes game.
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McGuire
Washington
Pittsburg
Redford
Thremhace
Gooner
Hoy
Dowd
Smith
Hadford
Killen
Ehret
Duffee
Cooney
Amitehell
Wilkinsburg Athletic Park
Wilkinsburgs
Mansfields
McSteen
McElroy
Wikingn
Aureless Ebepare Swit
Schuma
Hiareheeg
Allen
Miller
Moore,r
Wikinsburg
Matesfield
Esmed Rans
Wilkinsburg
Mansfeld
Grove
M Rona
Mansfield
B. E
McAhoy
A Smith
Stewart
Lavelle
Keete
Gyms edge Sewickley in pitching rich East End game
The Gyms beat Sewickley 10 to 5 at East End Gym. key hits by Gumbert Marburger Naughton and Addy. Errors and defensive plays shaped the scoring as Thompson and Shomaker caused base path trouble for Sewickley.
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East End
Sewickleys
Gumbert
Marburger
Naughton
Addy
Scranton Danville Battery Officials and Names Mentioned
A fragmented item lists locations Scranton and Altoona with names Anderson Swift Ketrick Fee Fox plus Danville references. The garbled text names several persons and places, suggesting a report on batteries or local business notices without clear events or dates.
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Danyervecereseeeel
Danville
Errors
Anderson
Swift
Ketrick
Fee and
Fox
Altoona
Ailooda
Mountain View Park hosts Tarentum doubleheader in narrow losses
Tarentum drops both games to Uniontown at Mountain View Park 5 0 tie first game and 6 0 second. H. Wilhelm and Altman star for Uniontown as four Mountaineer hits and errors shape the doubleheader. Mountain League action follows Tyrone Bellefonte tilt with standings update.
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Antonntown
Tarentum
Mountain View Park
Heard
Vistors
Allegheny County
Ore
Sun Mary
Uniontown
Tarentun
Altman
H. Wilhebo
Wills
Oi Altman
Buttermore
Sterning
Neale
Hy Altman
Slattery
Wilhelm
Bits
McKeen
Tolen Beses
Sterling
Beall
Batteries
Orst
Cowan
Haller
Wilson
Pittsburg law students outplayed by Butler team
The Butler team defeated Pittsburg law students 16 to 0 in a special game. Miles and Stevicka starred in the pitching or catching interaction while Sei bold and Frank Johnston provided strong batting support. Johnston drew attention from Western Pennsylvania baseball people and received letters from prominent League figures.
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Buttex
Law Students
Pittsburg
Butler
To & Miles
Stevicka
Seibold
Frank Johnston
Johnston
Western Pennsylvania
League
The Russells Victorious at Masartroy July 2
The Eclipse of East Liverpool lost today to the Russells of this city. The Russells scored 9 hits and 2 errors while Eclipse had 8 runs and 9 hits. Pitchers Heard and Purcell faced Eclipse batters. Strock and Wittman starred for the Russells with several key plays.
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Masartroy
Liverpool
Russells
Thneorites
Eclipse
Rmms
Rossells
Heard
Purcell
Young
Westlake
Darrah
Law
Strock
Wittman
Natrona Wins in Entertaining Baseball Match
Natrona July 2 The W J Clintons defeated the Leiperts Pittsburg by a score of to The Clintons batteries Barker Pinkerton pitchers Conwell catcher The Rorberts White and Lightner for the Leiperts were listed The game featured the Clintons strong battery and all around play Clintons seek contact from amateur clubs.
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W. J. Clintons
Leiperts
Pittsburg
Clintons
Barker
Pinkerton
Conwell
Rorberts
White
Lightner
Good game in Parcs as home team defeats Kittannin
Parcs Pennsylvania July 2 special report says the home team won a tight game against Kittannin. Mewer and Siner formed the Parker battery while Reese Sankey and Bearden started for Kittannin.
Two Lively Games In Cartier Pa Dareball Action
The Undines beat York 4 0 and 6 3 in two Dareball games here today. Our Bors Jen beat C Schaefers yesterday while county league halfbacks begin to emerge. Pittbury Tennis Club charter granted. Frankstown Echoes defeated Liberty Stars 10 2. East Final Athl Jays beat Jos Horne Jr 15 11. Winners play McKee's Rocks Monday. Fayette City beat McKeesport 5. Wilkinsburg to East Liverpool Aug 4 then to play at home. Riverside Gra Go feined Blues 6 to 1. Brown Larva battery shaped the win. S Ewart Co beat Arbuckle Co 6 0. Graham Neal Ewart shone until seventh when Ewart came in for Graham. H Sellers Neal Graham Ewart notable batting.
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Frankstown Echoes
Liberty Stars
Je's
Jos. Horne Jr
McKee's Rocks
Fayette City
Fayette
McKeesport
Wilkinsburg
East Liverpool
Eith
Pittsburg
Emaworth
Mansula
Mac Aemem
Riverside
Gra
Blues
Ition Park
Brown
S. Ewart &O
Arbuckle £ Co
Manor
Taylor to race Crowther in 100 yards and one mile bouts
John Taylor of this city accepts Crowther's challenge to swim 100 yards level for a 20 gold medal on September 5 or 12 at the Natatorium, then race one mile to the Monongah above Lock No 1 for a 35 gold medal with Crowther giving two minutes start. Crowther to cover swimming expenses in Pittsburg.
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Crowther
John Taylor
Taylor
Fred Goodwyn
Monongah
Pittsburg
Tre Disratcu
Sport Notes Highlight Local Events And Disappearances
General Sporting Notes report upcoming events at Kees' Seaver on August 1 with prize details. It notes a missing participant O'BRLES who planned to meet Fitzsimmone in September. The Tax Coney Island Athlete Club offers a $1,000 purse in a race between Fd Kenny of Haston and Aleck Greggins of California. Haley of the AAA finished second in the Detroit race and was third in the half mile among four runners.
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Taz Pulldin Eee Council
Kees’ Seaver
O' Brles
Fitzsimmone
Tax Coney Ialand Athlete Club
Fd Kenny
Haston
Aleck Greggins
California
W. Haley
Detroit
Moors Charged With Larceny Held for Hearing
Duantes Moors charged with larceny by bailee of a watch from General Johnston of the Twelfth ward was held for a hearing in July by Alderman McKenna. Robert Mitten charged with wantonly pointing firearms at his wife after a family quarrel was held for court trial yesterday afternoon.
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Duantes Moors
General Johnston
McKenna
Robert Mitten
Educators and Travelers pass through Pittsburg city
E G Young superintendent of the Hel ens schools arrived to visit friends. He is a prominent West educator and lecturer. This is his third time in Pittsburg. Hugh Brennen of Thirty-fourth street and Penn avenue goes East to visit relatives and will return soon. Geo W Wilson of New Brighton and J S Prettyman of Dresden are registered at the Anderson. J P Morris of Youngstown and John A Wilson of Kip stay at the Monongahela House. A H Logan the oil and gas man left for Philadelphia to spend Sunday with his family. Butler Huggins and J C Adams at the Central Hotel are noted. Columbus Discovered America. But the Pittsburgh Cycle Co discovered that
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E G. Young
Helens
Pittsburg
Hugh A. Brennen
Thirty-fourth Street
Penn Avenue
Geo W. Wilson
New Brighton
J. 5. Prettyman
Dresden
Anderson
J. P. Morris
Youngstown
John A. Wilson
Kip
Monongahela
A. H. Logan
Pillavephia
Butler Huggins
J.C. Adams
Central Hota
Tri State Brevities Summary of Readable Items
A patchwork of short items reports: Frank Elbel killed by a Fort Wayne train in what is believed a suicide. John Shoahinsk died after injuries from a pipe country accident. Frank B. Test arrested for false pretenses. Moonshiner James Hunsinger captured with stills. Burglars ransacked several houses. two suspects arrested. Pennsylvania Company plans a fourth track. various local incidents and arrests noted.
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Daytor
Ohio
Caston
Frank Elbel
Greenville
Lavortr
James Hunsinger
Sullivan County
Themes Patterson
George Eshiiag
An Urn for Madame Blavatsky’s Ashes
The Theosophical Society has received a metal urn from a Swedish theosophist for holding Madame Blavatsky’s ashes. The dome shaped urn features four small domes at the corners and a lotus surmounted by a flame issuing from a heart. The urn’s final resting place is not yet revealed.
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Theosophical Society
Theosophist
Sweden
Madame Blavatsky
Death of Allegheny rope merchant Henry Gerwig Sr at 70
Henry Gerwig Sr a longtime Allegheny resident and rope and twine merchant died at his Perry Street home last evening at 4 45. He was 70 and survived by his wife and nine children: Nicholas J H Emma M Edward Richard C Anna M Mark L Eugene Gervig Mra J E Lietman and Mra Albert Bixler.
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Perry Street
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Edward
Richard C
Anna M
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J. E. Lietman
Albert Bixler
Dynamos Fail Causing Southside Power Outage
Two dynamos in a Southside electric plant burned out last night around 8 o’clock plunging the district into darkness for three hours during the Saturday night rush. Repairs were completed and light returned by 11 o’clock.
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Southside
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