Brooklyns Edge Pittsburg in Ninth Inning Thriller
Eastern Park crowd sees Brooklyn fight back with two double plays and late scoring as Pittsburg holds a slim lead through seven. Beckley and Smith drive runs for the visitors while Brouthers and Daly spark Brooklyn rallies. final score framed by late Brooklyns surge and costly errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eastern Park
Cranks
Brooklyns
Pittsburgs
Gotham
John Ward
Pittsburgers
Pittsburg Llue
Hart
Joyce
Burns
Beckley
Ward
Corcoran
Brouthers
Baldwin
Bierbauer
John
Mack
Griffin
Mike
Jong Corcoran
Miller
Short Field
Shogart
Pounder
Smith
Bails
Farrell
Melly
Brouthern
Joyee
Emilie
Pittsburg
O’brien
Daly
Brooklyn
Dan Brouthers
Donovan
Smitch
St Louis Defeats Washington in Seven Run Tilt
In St Louis, the Cardinals beat Washington 7 to 4 as errors by Cooney Duffee and Spore contributed to the rally. Galvin faltered early but settled down, Weather showed strong form. Attendance was 1,025.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmieton
St. Louis
Cooney
Duffee
Spore
Galvin
Jayomni
Baltimore Beats Chicago and Cleveland Narrowly in Doubleheader
In hot weather on July 2 Chicago, Baltimore and New York played key games. Baltimore ended Chicago’s record streak as Hurchin matched their wins while Dahien hit a home run for Baltimore. In New York, Cleveland upset the host 5 to 3 with strong pitching. Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati 6 to 0 as rainless heat persisted and crowds remained small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baltimore
Bartimons
Baltimores
Hurchine
Buckenberger Reinstated to Lead Team
New York dispatch reports manager Buckenberger resumes full control of the local team as Burns resigns from leadership. Buckenberger orders abstinence from drinking and gambling, threatens suspensions for violations, while citing poor conduct and ineffective play by Burns and Barns. Directors promise fair treatment and no salary reductions amid unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Buckenberger
Burns
Tom Barns
Piteeboro
Defends Louisville in First Baseball Season Report
Secretary Batman reports Louisville as the best baseball city in the League for its size. The club's receipts are shared with visiting and home teams after deductions. Louisville paid nearly as much as the home city to ten clubs and gave St Louis more than one city. Full expenses averaged between $75,000 and $100,000 annually, with stockholders not making money yet but not losing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisvillle
Batman
Stucky
Louisville
St. Louis
Sherley
Louiaville
Unclear race results from Leager Record sports page
Fragmentary list shows scores and team names including Philadelphia New York Cleveland Cincinnati Louisville Washington and LSU with various figures. The garbled OCR hints at standings or box scores but does not present a coherent event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leager
Philadelphia
New York
Clermant
Brookley
Pitter Cincinnat
Louisville
Washington
Pittsburg and Brooklyn duel highlight today's schedule
Today offers six matchups across the league with Pittsburg visiting Brooklyn, Cleveland at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Louisville at Hoston, Chicago at Baltimore, and St. Louis playing Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cleveland
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Louisville
Hoston
Chicago
Baltimore
St. Louis
Washington
County League Meeting Sets Stage For Key Matters
A County League gathering is planned for Thursday evening to discuss important business. A note says last Saturday’s Mansfield versus Wilkinsburg game must be replayed. The standings show Gyms leading with a .613 percentage, while Mansfield and a team named Wilkinsburg are tied for second place at .
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County League
Mansfield
Wilkinsburg
Gyms
Mansfeld
Irregular historical scores and matchups across Altoona and Reading
A fragmented listing shows scores and pairings among Altoona, Hite Wilkesbarre, Reading, and Scranton. Mentions include teams like Fay Seri es Meneree Cote Hayes Flannagan, and Batteries to Bark Krick with varied results such as 3: Altoona vs. Wilkesbarre and 4: Isitiatown readings. Missing context and several OCR errors obscure full meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Hite
Wilkesb
Irre
Frrars
Wilkesbarre
Fay ‘Saeries
Meneree
Cote
Haye
Flannagan
Reading
Meadling
Beadlite
Isitiatown
Pirrors
Jolinetown
Jee—Day
Keach
Smith and Smink
Allentown
Scranton
Toy and Clark
Bark and Krick
Young Americans Baseball Tour Highlights Strong Wins
A Braddock based Young Americans team on tour last week posted multiple wins. They defeated Fayette City 7 to 0 at home and Uniontown 8 to 5 on the road before routing Jeannette 13 to 1 and winning 6 to 4 at Fayette City. The club plans another tour soon and played Saturday at an unspecified opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Fayette City
Uniontown
Jeannette
Arion to Trot at Homewood Fall Meeting with Arion planned
Sam English of Frank Herdie & Co asserts Homewood will stage the grand circuit’s best pool betting and a large crowd. He notes 300000 pounds of pools and reflects on Rosalind Wilkes and Turner’s horse betting. Secretary McCracken confirms a fall meeting September 13 to 16 with 10 to 12 races and purses of 800 to 1000, plus Arion to trot here to beat his record and possibly Sunol attempting track records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam English
Frank Herdie & Co
Cleveland
Ed Odell
McCracken
Homewood Track
Homewood
Homewond
Rosalind Wilkes
Turner
Charles Marvin
Arion
Sunol
Beach Race Track at Brighton Beach July 5 Summary of racing results
At Brighton Beach the Beach Race Track opened with Zenobia the 6 to 5 favorite winning the first race by five lengths over Queen Or. Morello, 1 to 10, won the second race by a length with Lizzie and Mable Glenn prominent in the payoff. Lord Dalmenr upset Fagot by a half length in the fifth. Alrshaft emerged from a late surge to win, while Vocalize failed to warm up and was withdrawn. Time figures and placements follow for each event, with multiple horses noted for forthcoming handicaps and bets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BakeTros Beach
Zenobia
Queen @'Or
Morello
Prince George
Pansy
Onions
Billi Daly
Anica
Alcdde
Crotchet
Mackintosh
Fnished
Potomac
Fairy
Frontenac
Cynosure
Loantaka
Lizzie
Mable Glenn
Siee
Lord Dalmenr
Fagot
Alrshaft
Vocalize
Zenoblia
Len Lunes
M. J. Dosehue
Tol
Semeth Whipbeak
Natalie
Lambiey
Thy
Benjamin
Moonstone
Bob Arthur
Mie Arthur
Gerana
Rollvar
Aes - Ina
Nohlan
Yosermi
Yosemite
Rook
Agente Mal Ff
Tig Birt
Albatross
Adaizisa
Arnusola
Alcalde
Lambley
Walker
Intosh
Mo Ads'gisa
P Poverty
Thiers L Digaleo
Ian
T.jcole
Mabel Glenn
T. Tics
Fae Aes Alker
J. Lambiey
Deena
Gomme
Alee Rok Lembley
Eric
Bender
Ty Aiekieth
Kani Dance
Dongett M
White
George W
Ceneatons
Nettermaster Ion
Sluggard
SOME TURF GOSSIP ABOUT CRACK ESAT ERO HORSES
Interesting pointers about the crack Esat ero horses and their trainers in New Yong set amid rumors of crookedness. Leonawell won the Harvest Handicap in a mile and a quarter in 2064 around Monmouth ruins, sparking debate over form and possible pulling. Trainers favor straightaway tracks for work and note movement during trips, with Matt Byrne and John Hyland among early risers and routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yong
Leonawell
Monmouth
Yorkville Belle
Mr. Lorillard
Detargilin
Urochet
Brighton
J. W. Brs
Matt Allen
Matt Byrne
John Hyland
Byrne
Twin City Races Open With 300 Horses At Hamline
More than 300 horses are housed at Hamline in St Paul as Twin City Jockey Club prepares for a meeting starting today. Entries include Yo Tambien in the Twin City Derby with many contenders from Chicago St Louis and Kansas City. Kentucky owners dominate the field aiming for major purses such as the Hamline Oaks and Derby stakes valued at substantial sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Hamline
Twin City
Monmouth Park Daily Pools Show Races and Wagers
The Monmouth Park card lists pools sold for tomorrow’s races. Results mention horses such as Dagonet Toonawell and Navesink Hi, with odds and prices like 112, 3 and 128, 3. The record notes multiple races, distances, and stake figures, including Kingover and Prove, with various prices and placements across the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisvillx
Monmouth Park
Warsaw
Raela
Aig
Dagonet Toonawell
Ateibert
Navesink Hi
Equity
Mr. Sasa
the Sheriff
Algoma
Blizeard
Emperor Otho
St. Hubert
Parvenne
Lorimer
Rapidan
Henle
Field
Racing Season Opens in Saratov With Busy Card
Saratovn on July 25 reports the season opening under fine weather on a flat track. The opening five furlong scramble was won by Dr Hasbrouck with Huron second and Hellgate third. other races featured quick times such as Azra winning the one mile event in 1 14 and Mise Belle placing second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratovn
Dr. Hasbrouck
Huron
Hellgate
Acnoma Ress. Ous Fle
Kimberly
Belle of
Mise Belle
Con Ion
Shoot At Braddock Promises A Fine Day Of Marksmen
The Arlington Gun Club of Penn Station Pennsylvania Railroad plans a first blue rock pigeon shoot tomorrow on its grounds at Penn. Tim Mack Dick Wampler John Dryke and David Creelman will participate with a large crowd expected. Nine matches feature varying numbers of blue rocks and entrances starting at 9 am with a special train for Pittsburgh area amateurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buanpoce
Arlington Gan Club
Penn Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tim Mack
Dick Wampler
John Dryke
Penn
David Creelman
Braddock
Pittsburg
New Orleans fighters prep for September bouts at Olympic Club
In New Orleans on July 2 Jim Corbett hosts a reception with visitors including Jack McDonnell and Mattie Corbett. Ed Myer to back Billy Myer in September for the Olympic Club event while Jack Dempsey to be a second for McAuliffe. Bob Fitzsimmons complains over O Brien and Pritchard withdrawals and hints at a club designed to hinder his matches. Corbett vows to beat Sullivan and plans light training with Daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Orveans
Lick Pope
Ed Myer
Billy Myer
Olympic Club
Jack Dempsey
McAuliffe
Bob Fitzsimmons
O'Brien
Pritchard
United
Bob
Costello
Asucny Paax
Jim Corbett
Jack McDonnell
New Orleans
Mattie Corbett
Jim
Williams
Loch Arbor
Sullivan
Corbett
Match for 100 yard dash set at East Liberty Park
Backers of G. E. Lindner and Jacob Gestisher met last evening to arrange a 100 yard foot race between the two sprinters. Each side posts a forfeit of $20. The race will be for 100 yards open for $200 a side, to be run in September at East Liberty Park. Both contestants are promising sprinters backed by sporting men of good standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Lindner
Jacob Gesticher
East Liberty Park
Postponed Fight Between Williams and Turner Delayed
San Francisco July 25 The planned bout tonight between James Williams and Charlie Turner is indefinitely postponed due to Williams illness keeping him from competing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
James Willams
Charlie Turner
Williams
Miscellaneous Sporting Notes From The Cleveland Circuit
The Cleveland Grand Circuit opens today amid calls to defeat Gar field Park rivals. Notables include HWiLy Plummer facing H. Dally, California 11 pound plugilist, and ex-champion amateur sprinter Westing set to return this fall. Charley McCoy seeks a lightweight bout with Ross Cleveland, while Joan T Sullivan enlists Mike Cleary to help train Jim. Cross country great Teecy Stransing has died at Packham. The American Footing and Voting Club of Allegheny camps at Newton Falls, and discussions continue on fighters for Fitzsitamons. George Gillespie of Charleston questions forfeit terms to push Peckham to meet a 40 pound-class challenger. The Pacific Club of San Francisco ponders matching Jim Burge and Mike Daly the Ranger. Burge, 33, remains rough with notable punching power. Patsy Hogan reports the Goddard McAuliffe bout drew mixed sentiment, with McAuliffe accused of cowardice by some and losing ground after the second round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Garfield Park
Hwily Plummer
H. Dally
California
Fuep Westing
Charley McCoy
Ross Cleveland
Joan Tz. Sullivan
Mike Cleary
Jim
Teecy Stransing
England
Packham
Allegheny
Newton Falls
Ed Stith
George Gillespie
Charleston
Hute Peckham
Bradford
America
Pacific Club
San Francisco
Jim Burge
Mike Daly
Ranger
Burge
Patsy’ Hogan
Goddard-McAulitfoi
MccAulliite
Alex Grogana
People Coming and Going at City Hotels
A string of travelers checked into Pittsburgh hotels, listing names and hometowns. W. H. Rhaun headed to Chicago for an American Bank Association and Penn Mutual Insurance meeting. E. C G Darley and M Loeb were also noted as attendees or staff connected to major firms, with others like J S Lambright and H M Williams staying at prominent downtown inns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Rhaun
American Bank Association
Penn Mutual Insurance Company
Cago
To Let Rooms Advertiser in The Dispatch Columns
Beve you a vacant room and wish a tenant for it. Hundreds do the same in The Dispatch To Let Rooms Cent-a-Word column. Swallow in size, great in results. De Wite Little Early Eisers beat constipation and sour stomach. best for headaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Eisers
Abels Bold Stand on 13-Player Rule Sparked by Salaries
New York July 25. Brooklyn club rejects 13-man limit and salary cut plan. Abell declares no release without cause and vows to pay current contracts, even as he hints at future cuts. Lovett may be added if he signs. 14 players remain on payroll. He calls league actions unfair and rejects repudiation of contracts.
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Peciat
Distatch
New York
Brooklyn Club
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Abell
Brooklyns
Byrne
Tom Kindow
Brooklyn
Lovett
Theo Kinslow
League
Old American Association
Sluggers keep push as Wat the Bellevues fall short
A rough recap of local baseball chatter notes Wat the Bellevues losing to Our sluggers by 4 to 2 and mentions Baldwin Powell and Amos Ruste trade rumors. It also reports a tragic accident in Columbus where 12 year old Delbert Forbes died from a wild throw. Additional items include team changes, recruitment talk, and a drowning incident on the Monongahela river near Soho with a missing man named Sage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aysville
Bellevues
Baldwin
Powell
Amos Ruste
Mullane
Corie
J. M. Farrells
Tommy Burns
J. Sym
Oakmount
G. E. Fitch
Ferguson Block
Delbert Forbes
Columbus
von Dewame
Carroll
Finkley
Browns
Monongahela River
Soho
Sage
Electric wire falls at Granville and Center in Instat
A light electric wire detached from a telegraph pole at Granville Street and Center Avenue in Instat. Several boys received light shocks before Officer Craig arrived to guard the site. The town light company repaired the line afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Street
Center Avenue
Craig
Police arrest multiple suspects in city incidents
Jouy Luski was arrested by Officer Jack on an information by David Acer charging assault and battery. Mayor Keywear of Allegheny committed William Sheridan to the workhouse for days on suspicion of theft. Simos WilsnEncer, a Hebrew peddler, jailed on a charge of attacking a 14 year old girl Delian Bowanger. Tromwas Livow arrested on information by Patrick O'Brien for assault on his 5 year old son Harry. The boy and friends were playing on Pike street when a ball incident sparked further conflict leading to a large bail set for Livow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jouy Luski
Jack
David Acer
Luski
Tay
Keywear
Allegheny
William Sheridan
J. Beilstein
Simos WilsnEncer
Squire McCheady
Delian Bowanger
Manchester
Tromwas Livow
Patrick O'Brien
Harry
Pike Street
O Brien
Lynch
TWO AGED LOVERS AT ALDERMAN COURT IN GERMAN DISPUTE
Marguerite Rank aged 62 of the Eighteenth ward sought a summons against her 75 year old brother in law Thomas Schmitt alleging he broke a promise to marry. A dramatic scene followed in Alder man Kerr office with accusations, threats of a lawsuit for 2000 dollars, and the couple finally separated by the alderman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr
Marguerite Rank
Thomas Schmitt
Schmitt
Rank
Butler Street
Alderman Kerr
Little Sentinel in Black Questions Car Kills Boy
For nearly a week a pale-faced widow in black has stood guard at Eighth street and Duquesne way. Mrs John McKibben lives near Home Hotel and keeps asking every passing car if it killed her five year old son, who was run over near Irwin avenue line of Pleasant Valley Company after jumping from an ice wagon. The accident was deemed unavoidable and the mother’s vigil continues despite rain and sun as motormen fear her questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Street
Duquesne Way
John McKibben
Home Hotel
Irwin Avenue
Pleasant Valley Company
Wylie Avenue
Continental Works Close in Surprise Shutdown
Continental Tube Works, owned by Oil Well Supply Co, abruptly shuts 400 workers out. Rumors swirl of wage cuts or repairs while John Eaton says stock depletion and high iron prices halted production. He notes the mill ran out of skelp and pipe iron and no wage cuts are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Tube Works
Oil Well Supply Company
John Eaton
Mr. Eaton
Union Officials Return From Corning Convention
Officials of the American Flint Glass Workers Union led by President Smith and Secretary Dillon have returned from the Corning convention. They report that the proposed alliance with the Green Bottle Blowers Association of North America has not been consummated and the matter awaits further consideration before the next annual convention in Marion, Indiana, July 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Dillon
American Flint Glass Workers’ Union
Corning
Green Bottle Blowers 'Association of North America
Marion
Ind
Four large pool plants cut prices on river orders
Reports from the Fourth pool along the Mononza bela river say operators of four major plants Knob Snowhill Empire and California notified a price drop from 3 cents to 23 cents per ton. The men accepted the proposition after considering it. Many mines remain idle due to lack of orders along the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mononzabela River
Knob
Snowhill
Empire
California
We Fit You With Home Made Suits and Pants
We are tailors and clothiers offering perfectly fitting, home produced garments at the lowest price. Our display this week features suits at 8, 10, and 72 dollars and all wool pants at 2.25 dollars, suitable for large or small customers.
Local man injured in factory accident and street railway plans
Frask Clare, 33, an employee at Keystone Bridge Works, suffered a crushed hand when a memo incident occurred yesterday. The Chatham Street M E Sunday School group toured Idlewild yesterday morning with about 50 people aboard the Pennsylvania special. The Johnny Smoker club of the West End returns from Muskingum river encampment with a haul of fish and turtles. A summer electric street railway is planned from Mefee street to Wales and Wilmerding, up Crooked Run, about three and a half miles long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frask Clare
Keystone Bridge
Chatham Street
M. E
Idlewild
Pennsylvania
Tarmerexx
Johnny Smoker Club
West End
Ware
Mefieesrt
Wales
Wilmerding
Braddock
Crooked Run
River News and Notes Special Telegrams Report
River news from Lovierie dated July 3 notes clear warm weather and a slowly falling river. The canal and steel dincs show feet inches on the bank with departures for Cincinnati Big Sandy Tell-City and Carfoliten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovierrie
Big Sandy
Big Kauawh
Noten From the Wharf The Bedford Let at Noon Yesterday
Noten from the wharf report the Bedford departed at noon yesterday for Wheeling. Details are sparse but indicate a routine sailing and no incidents reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Wheeling
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