Phillies-Reds tilt ends in high scoring loss for Reds
Philadelphia defeats Cincinnati 6 to 1 in a sweltering game as Latham Harrington Delehanty and Clements pace the Phillies with two-base hits and key runs while Reds struggle with pitching and fielding in the 100 degree heat before a crowd of about 2 760.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celcis Nat
PHILA
McPhee
Hamilton
Latham
Dethanty
Harri
Reilly
Rhines
Por
Allen. S
Piladelphia Peer
Summaany
Earved
Philadelphia
Harrington
Connor
Brooklyn and Pittsburg Battle in Slow Eastern Park Tilt
New York July 26 slow game at Eastern Park where Brooklyn and Pittsburg clash. Haddock allowed hits, Terry started for the visitors, Gumbert relieved, and poor Brooklyn fielding aided Pittsburg’s three runs in the second. Brooklyn’s Burns injured. Dailey replaced him. Brouthers and Ward sparked Brooklyn with key hits including a bunt and a two bagger. Pittsburg’s three-base hits by Keller and Shugart featured. Final line shows Brooklyn 5 Pittsburg 4 with limited offense and erratic defense from both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eastern Park
Brookline
Pittsburg
Haddock
Terry
Brooklyn
Adonis
Brooklyns
Gumbert
Mack
Miller
Tom Burns
Don Dailey
Tom Daly
Deeckley
Beckley
Ward
Brouthers
Pittsburgs
Smith
Farrell
Keller
Griffin
Corcoran
Bierbauer
Tommy
Brooklins
Dailer
Shugart
Elding
Brooklyons
Washington Triumphs in Tenth Inning Victory
Washington edged St Louis 10 to 8 in ten innings in a hot, uncertain game before 854 fans. Key plays included Sean Truckley in left field and Robin Glawscock at shortstop with strong pitching and timely hits setting up the dramatic finish. A later note mentions New York defeating Cleveland after a sharp game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
St Louis
Wastington
Washingtons
Baltimore Tops Chicago in Low-Scoring Opener
In a clear-weather game Baltimore defeated Chicago 3 to 2. Key players included Van Haltren and Sutcliffe for Baltimore and Dahlen and Anson for Chicago. Two errors and several base runners shaped the tight contest as pitchers Wilmot and Gumbert held the strong offenses in check.
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Baltinore
Cricago
Vickery
Baltimore
Chicago
Suimamy
hi_Van
Altren
Threrebase van Haltren
Steleo
Dovuble
Boston routs Stratton in hot weather to win
Boston hammered Stratton 10 to 4 in a high scoring game. Weather was hot with attendance listed at 7M. Players Nichols Kelly Sues Fennings Weaver Nash and Tucker contributed. Stratton pitchers Lowe and Weaver etc. tallied line notes. multiple hits by Boston batters and misc errors noted. Summary mentions two base hits and three base Nash and others.
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Boston
Louisville
Stratton
Robton
Blouvieville
Arthy
Frown
Dat
Eaznet L
Long
Pfeffer
Kelly
Tucker
Lowe
Jennings
Getan
Whistler
Hoston
Owe
Nichols
Sues
Fennings
Weaver
Nash
Sey Firet
halls—Lowe
Soe
Stration
Strack
Premer
Eaver
Taylor
Brown
Duffy
Grim
Une Lour
Ner
Pittsburg and Philadelphia duel on today's league slate
Pittsburg visits Philadelphia while Cleveland plays Brooklyn and Cincinnati travels to Boston. Louisville meets New York, Chicago faces Washington, and St Louis goes to Baltimore in a full day of league games.
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Pillsburg
Boston
Lomawike
Cincinnati
Washington
St. Louis
New York
Baltimore
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Louisville
Chicago
League Record summary from Te Po Philadelphia listing team scores
The record lists multiple teams including Baltimore Brooklyn Boston Cleveland Washington Pittsburgh New York Louisville Cincinnati and Louisville again with various scores and figures. The fragmentary data presents a snapshot of standings or results across teams, dates and locations in a league context.
Boss Henry Wagner Wins Pendleton Case in St Louis
In St Louis George Warner faced Chris Wangler Ahe and the Pendleton venture's ghost. The dispute centered on a 1.00 annual rental for Pendleton grounds and a 5,000 indemnity bond. Wagner paid earlier Philadelphia assessment while Washington's bill was disputed amid assurances from President Bennett. The old board denies Bennett's obligation. The matter was settled amicably with Chris coming out ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waservetos
St. Louis
George Warner
Chris Wangler
Philadelphia Association
Washington Club
Wagner
Philadelphia
Washington
Bennett
Pendleton
Chris
Baltimore Club Denies Rumor of KC Purchase
President Van der Horst rejects rumors that Kansas City will buy the Baltimore baseball franchise. He defends the club’s efforts to field a first class team, noting expenditures to secure good players and stating the club is here to stay and deserving of public acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltiomore
van der Horst
Kansas City
Baltimore Baseball
Baltimore
Diamond. Asson to take team to Cuba next winter
Report notes Asson plans a winter trip to Cuba for a team. The text mentions salaries for Claus en of Louisville at 225 per month and references several players and local teams in scattered, unclear phrases.
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Asson
Cuba
Clausen
Louisville
Eigen
Curt Winmore
Cincionatitg Oulgem. DD
Clereiana
Fatty Childs
Glym
Jack Stivetts
Ben Sanders
Louis- Seerhares
Sirkeh
Jack High
Baseball chatter and player rumor from early New York papers
The fragment recounts baseball talk about Asbury Park and Somerville players, pitcher woes, medical rest for EWING, Powers and Powers release chatter, league umpire appointment, and contentious calls by Emislie over Bierbauer while Brooklyn and Philadelphia figures loom. It mentions Joe Joyce, Hart, Brouthers, and other era figures in a chaotic collage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Manhattan A. C
Somerville
Central New Jersey
George
Ewing
Wows
Bostons
Seapratney
Lene
R. B. Ward
Marvin Company
Asu
Su Pri Po
Powell
R. B. Ward & Co
Pat Powers Satoh
Wikow
Princeton
Comiskey
Pfeffer
Mitchell
SecreTany Georgs Monson
St. Louis
Seana
New York
Browns
Brodie
Gore
Carroll
Willige
Philadelphia
Mylan
Madelphia
Hagery Stooyey
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Nes *Joyce
Tmie Emaire
Bierbauer
Hart
Pittsburger
Bierbaner
Emalie
Brouthers
Emslie
Hierbauer
Miller
Lynch and Griffin Set for September Battle Training
Jimmy Lynch, the 125 pound champion pugilist, begins early training for his September bout with Johnny Griffin. He leaves Linden for Atlantic Highlands to bathe and train, with Jack Quinn as trainer. Lynch weighs 150 pounds and plans a gradual cut to peak for the fight, while backer Rod McMahon faces unsettled wagers and wife illness adds to distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Spector
Jimmy Lynch
Pugiher
Johnny Griffin
Jimmy
Linden
Atlantic Highlands
Highlands
Jack Quinn
Lynch
Rod McMahon
Linch
Grim
McMahon
Aoe Caneeeayi
Catskill Mountains
Organizing Meeting For New Local Football Club
Local football players plan to form an association football club in the city. John Matthews of the Pittsburg Football Club calls a meeting at George Tann's Hotel on Tanth street next Saturday at 8 PM. Pittsburg FC members are especially urged to attend as the season looks bright with new management for the East End Gym Rugby team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Matthews
Pittsburg
George Tann
Tanth Street
John Barbour
East End
Choynski Reports On Berlin Trip And Boxing Plans
Joe Choynski writes from Berlin about his enjoyable German tour and attempts to clarify language barriers. He notes Jackson’s wrist still sore, Jim Hall training for a Pritchard bout set for Ras 22, and mentions O'Brien versus Fitzsimmons with experts predicting a tough match and fan expectations for Sullivan versus Corbett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Brien
Fitzsimmons
Pritchard
Sullivan-Corbett
Zoe Gayton Plans 180 Day Walk From New Orleans to New York
Special dispatch reports long distance pedestrienne Zoe Gayton intends another 180 day trek. She aims to cover 400 miles more than her San Francisco to New York route, walking via New Orleans with her dog and manager. She seeks to beat Edward Stone's 172 day record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yong
Zoe Gayton
San Francisco
New York
New Orleans
Zoe
Club seeks training for Fitzsimmons bout in September
New Orleans reports the Olympic Club awaiting answers from Pritchard and Hall. Costello may be secured to face Fitzsimmons in September. Captain Williams, in New York, will visit McAuliffe while efforts aim to bring McAuliffe and Myer to train locally. McAuliffe to Bay St. Louis, Myer to Carn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Olympic Club
Pritchard
Hall
Costello
Fitzsimmons
Williams
New York
McAuliffe
Myer
Bay St. Louis
Carin
Daniels Wins Ten Mile Road Race For Y M C A Medal
In Newark on July 26 the first of three ten mile road races by the YMCA drew nine starters on a poor road. J J Daniels won in 33 minutes 44 seconds with P P Scott second in 32 minutes 40 seconds and George Boyles third in 39 minutes 50 seconds as a large crowd watched the start and finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Young Men's
Christian Ass
J. J. Daniels
P. P. Scott
George Boyles
Schaeffer and Slosson Sick Delays World Championship
New York July Herald reports Schaeffer and Slosson are ill and playing only exhibition games. Schaeffer plans to leave in a fortnight while Slosson travels to Marienbad for waters. No key matches with Ives, who will cable Brunswick Balk about Schaeffer’s forfeit money in the world championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Paris
Schaeffer
Slosson
Marienbad
Ives
Brunswick Balk
Olympic Club Plans Fight With Fitzsimmons Blocked
New Orleans July 2 Special The Olympic Club seeks a worthy opponent to challenge Fitzsimmons and the general wish centers on Hall or Pritobard facing him or none. The club will renew efforts to obtain Hall or Pritobard, offering a substantial bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Olympic Club
Fitzsimmons
Hall
Pritobard
Prince Beaten at Younestown Bicycle Race
Prince, the champion bicyclist, attempted a six mile ride on the fair grounds track. Two trotting horses trotted alternate miles to pace him and Prince was defeated by a quarter mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younestown
John
Prince
Emperor William Yacht Meteor Arrives at Cowes With Flag Ties
Emperor William's yacht Meteor reached Cowes today tying ten flag pennants in a ceremonial greeting. The arrival follows a voyage by the German imperial fleet commander and signals cordial relations between nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Meteor
Cowe
Yo Tambien Dominates Western Horse Contender Hype
Special telegram from Louisville notes Yo Tambien, a chestnut filly foaled 1889 and trained by Theodore Winters, attracting the sport’s attention ahead of a potential East vs West showdown with Tammany. She has won eight of thirteen starts at 23, including the Great Western Handicap, and set a mile and a half mark close to Firengzi’s record, proving herself a formidable rival to top East coast 3-year-old fillies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Louisville
Yo Tambien
Theodore Winters
Joe Hooker
Monday
Colton
Lexington
Mayflower
Imp
Eclipse
Orlando
Touchstone
Yo Tamwbien
Marian
King of Norfolk
Rey-del-Rey
Malcolm
Bonnie Scotland
Lady Lancaster
Monarch
Maggie Mitchell
Yorkshire
Charmer
Glencos
Betsey Malone
Latonia
Wanaworth
Agra
Washington Park
Chicago
Faraday
Santiago
Galindo
Chief Justice
Carlsbad
Excellent Racing Among Favorites at Monmouth Park
Five thousand turf lovers attended Monmouth Park as racing dominated the day. Favorites held sway in several events with Experience and Uncle Jess among the notable winners, while Lorimer narrowly captured the sixth race. Weather briefly cleared by a rain shower, leaving the crowd to enjoy a cooling spell and renewed track action.
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MonMonth Park
Tuaca
Monmouth Park
Russell
Experience
Uncle Jess
Sir Richard
Lovebatchee
Lonawell
Heckon
Banguet
Stockton
Demuth
Tod
Mr. Sass
Barefoot
Lorimer
Brighton Beach Racing Odds From Evening Session
The page lists daily pools solidified for tomorrow’s Brighton Beach races. Entries include Tattler 12 selling at 5 to 1, Jay Qu 112, Sorrento 18, Wagabond 7, Airshaft 100, Pembroke 11, Adalgisa, Jupiter 102, Catharine 103, Hamilton filly 103, Laughing Water 79, Lord Daimen 18, Pardon statees Woodru, Metatosh 120, Billet Vaux colt 112, On the Sea 107, Carmine 107, Natale 8, Bilver daily 103, Countess 103, with various weights and prices in mixed listings.
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Louisville
Brighton Beach
Tattler
Jay Qu
Os Dantoton
Kheluegel
Wiisouray Brookdale
Panay
J'rod
Sellin Reir Pembroke
Theis
Adalgisa
Jupiter
Billet Vaux Colt
Dor
On the Sea
Carmine
Natale
Bilver Ad Daily
Countess
Races at Saratoga Sanatoga July 26 Results
Weather was extremely hot as Saratoga Sanatoga hosts racing. First race over three quarters of a mile saw Busteed beat Blanche with Sleet third. time 1:16. Second race five furlongs listed Robustal fret with Sis Mack second and False Abi third. time unclear. Third race one mile featured Gettysburg with Early Dawn second. times not clear. Fourth race one and a quarter miles noted My Fel with unclear results.
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Experience
Penn
Pile
Nomad
J. Lambiey
Tennyno
Hamilton
Fuba
Ame
Ave
Uncle Jess
Sloane
Care
Peon
Bitead
Coe mi
Hiake
Moyne Relding
Siraeels
Clara
Warsaw
Locobatcheries
Conawell
Taral
Lee
Power
Lambley
Senconitas
Ritkover
Lorimerath
Blizzard
Sanatoga
Blanche
Sis Mack
Gettysburg
Minor Events Across Cities Highlight Local News
Superintendent Wilcox calls for water economy as city crews work on infrastructure. Pittsboro union No. 18 plans fourth annual picnic at Silver Lake Grove on Saturday. Bids opened for feeder work to Bedford Herron Hill and Garfield pumping stations. Second Avenue Electric line extension to the ferry will begin today. An unidentified man struck by a GE & O train near Braddock died. no ID found. Milk turned to sewer at East Liberty due to spoilage. Exions No. 82 backed cars in Homewood siding, killing Robert Kinkead who slept on the track. he was married and lived on Homewood Avenue. The Buffalo Exposition Southern Department to host an old time possum supper August 17 for Northern press and railroads at Raleigh. Pole migrant Mike Dasape, 27, narrowly escaped drowning in the Monongahela River. three boys saved him. Five-year-old McDornett taken to hospital with a broken leg after an Allegheny police station arrest and transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox
Tus
Pittsboro
Pressman's Union No. 18
Silver Lake Grove
Cutrr
Bedford
Herron Hill
Garfield
Second Avenue
Turax
Morcoe
Braddock
Grong McCrr- Gheon
East Liberty Station
Exeins No
Homewood Siding
Robert Kinkead
Southside
Many MccDornett
Allegheny
River News And Notes From Louisville Telegraphs
River weather is hot and sunny as the river falls with two feet at the falls and eight feet four inches below the canal. The Carrie Hope replaces the City of Owensboro in Evansville trade. The Buckeye State sails from Memphis tonight. departures include Fleetwood for Cincinnati, Kanawha for Evansville, Carrie Hope for Kentucky river, and Falls City for Carrollton.
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Draratcn
Louisvillle
Carrie Hope
Owensboro
Evansville
Buckeye
Memphis
Cincinnati
Fleetwood
Carrollton
Sie Kanawha
Kentucky River
Weather Summary Notices From Allequeny Junction to Mongertown
Reported river levels at Allequeny Junction show 1 foot 10 inches and stationary. Wannex river at 1.7 feet remains clear and warm. Mongertown records 3 feet and stationary with clear skies and a 92 degree day. Thermometer reads 92 at 4 p.m.
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Allegueny Junction
Wannex
Mongantown
Weather and river reports from Wheeling to Cincinnati
The News From Below reports river levels and weather conditions across several cities. Wheeling shows the Ohio River at 9 feet 6 inches with milling concerns, while Cincinnati notes 1 foot 6 inches and falling. New Orleans and St Louis report hot, clear weather with river readings around 2 feet 6 inches and falling.
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Wheeling
Penehet A
Red Pittsburg
Courier
River traffic notes and ship movements update
Notes from the river report reveals Adam Jacobs and Elizabeth boats in service with each captain loading or departing. Cincinnati packets have ceased with water low and river falling. several vessels along the wharf report cargoes including stoves provisions wood and livestock. Repairs progress on Iron Queen as timbers broken by a rock strike are fixed and painting cabins before reentry to the river.
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Pohatan
Ed Huling
Wheeling
Keystone
Cincinnati
Carolinas
W. €. van Matne
Ashland
Mary Hatcher
Here
Sterling McIntyre
Conn
Thomas
Calhoun
Keystone State
Haonter
Andes
Mar Ietts
J. F. Ellison
George W. Nore
Scotia
Pittsburg
John M. Philim
CiockQati
Three Firemen Nearly Suffocated in Insurance Building Fire
Three firemen narrowly escaped suffocation at a basement fire in the Mercantile Insurance building at 64 Fourth Avenue. Captain William Boyd, William Simp, and William Diebold of No. 10 Company and Thomas Jaynes of Track A faced toxic air near the vault leak. Boyd, Simpson, and Diebold were removed to Homeopathic Hospital. Jaynes revived enough to return to the engine house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Avenue
Mercantile Insurance
William Boyd
William Simp
William Diebold
No. 10 ‘Company
Thomas Jaynes
Boyd
Simpson
Diebold
Jaynes
Amateur oarsmen contest in Saratoga regatta
The first day of Saratoga's twentieth annual regatta drew about 3000 spectators with tight races and a push for a permanent course. Durnan’s entry was rejected after Sunnyside Boat Club suspensions. Hawkins protested, but the finals proceeded amid strong showings in senior singles and double sculls. The Argonauts were disqualified for stake violations, catapulting the Catlins to victory in that heat.
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Saratoga
Saratoga Athletic Association
Lake Shore House
Canada
Sunnyside Boat Club
Durnan
Hegatta
Hawkins
F. Bulger
Albany
H. W. Janssen
Staten Island
E. Hedley
Philadelphia
F. Hawkins
New York
W. & McDowell
Chicago
Hedley
Bulger
E. A. Thompson
W. Caffrey
Boston
J. Wright
Caffrey
J. J. Ryan
H. Campbell
E. N. Atherton
R. Evans
Baltimore
J. W. Bergen
Cambridge
Mass
Ryan
Bergen
Vansant
Atherton
Argonauts
Argonaut B. C
Institute
Manhattans
A. C
Catlin
Pawtucket
Manhattan
Catlins
Institutes
Walter Stimpson
New England Amateur Rowing Association
Accident on Ellsworth Avenue Injures Horses
An awful crash on Ellsworth Avenue between College and the bridge involved Car 29 of the Duquesne line. A bogey pulled by a team carrying a lady and gentleman became unmanageable near the bridge, the driver leaped out to seize the horses, but they bolted onto the tracks and were struck by the car. both horses were badly hurt and one may have to be killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Avenue
College Avenue
Duquesne
Ellsworth
Janitor John C Goettman Dies at Post Office
John C Goettman a post office janitor collapsed at work yesterday afternoon and died. Authorities suspect heart trouble as the cause. The 1 year old man resided on Nelson Street East End An inquest is scheduled for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Goettman
Nelson Street
East End
Camp Crescent youths endure storm to sleep in ice house
About forty East End campers at Camp Crescent in Collinwood faced a Sunday night storm. Half secured tents while others stood on canvas in rain. A dozen sought shelter in a barn-like structure and slept on a sawdust pile. They awoke stiff and cold to find they had slept in an ice house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crzverasp
East End
Collinwood
Camp Crescent
San C
Broad Street Assault Case Reported In City
A 12 year old girl, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Thornton, is the target of an assault alleged to involve her landlady's son. Mrs. Lizzie Gray reports Annie Heckendorn for disorderly conduct. Multiple arrests were logged including Anxite Koreer on assault and battery, and Frank Emerling suspected of stealing a watch. Also, a man, woman, and six children were jailed for alleged city ordinance violations. Aggie Beritey faces a hearing for assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Thornton
Broad Street
Alderman Toole
Lizzie Gray
Annie Heckendorn
West End
Olica
Benra
Aggie Beritey
Donovan
Lena Driscoll
Kate
Mulberry Alley
Reilly
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