Reds Down the Champions in Baseball News
Philadelphia and Pittsburg clash in a pitchers' duel and errors fuel big innings. Knell debut for Philadelphia yields seven innings with seven strikeouts as Pittsburg bats suffer. Hamilton and Connor spark Philadelphia while Baldwin and Bierbauer struggle for Pittsburg. Attendance 2,245.
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Mack
Miller
Erlly
Philadelphia
Knell
Baldwin
Hamilton
Fafely
Connor
Reilly
Smith
Shugart
Delehanty
Farrell
Cross
Beckley
Bierbauer
Allen
Govotes
Ugart
Dbierbauer
Crounder
Pittsburg
Thompson
Kelly
Phillies
Hallman
Berkley
Heilly
Hawke Debuts For St Louis In Strong Pitching Display
In Battiwone July 8 report Hawke, a new pitcher with strong amateur reputation, pitched well for St Louis. The game notes list players from both teams including Crookes Werlen Stover Halligan Glasscock and Vickery on the mound, with final lines showing minor scoring details and umpires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battiwone
St. Louis
Hawke
Battirone BP
Gore
Vaolisi
Crooks
Sutcliffe
Ocarroll
Stover
Werden
Halligan
O Glasscock
Rourke
Brodie
Stricker
Hawker
Rolinson, Co
Pinkney
Vickery, P
Moran, c
Baltimore
St. Lee
Ayapucee
Gs Oreeee
Ontrel Douie Nares —Meurke
Ua Crookes
Werlen
Imailigan
belle—Baltamore
St. Lome
Vickery
Ove Bearand
Unclear OCR fragment from Cleveland area item
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and numbers from a Cleveland area source with unreadable details and no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
Cincinnati Beats Boston 3 2 on Lucky Hitting
Cincinnati defeats Boston by a slim 3 2 score as fan turnout is light. Key players include McPhee and Dufp among others with Smith, Latham and ONeil contributing and home runs by Smith. Stolen bases tally shows Lowe 5 and other baserunning feats noted with incomplete crowd details.
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Hoston
Fae
Cincinnati
McPhee
Welch
Nell
Nash
iAgg
Tucker
Sialey P
Ron Mets
Boaton
I-38
Ioston
Tolanass
Smith
Lowe
Latham
Twentle Plaza
Uwrer
Oomiskey
Dr. Smith
Omiskey
O' Neil
Nanan
Ebay
Cates
Iene
Yaifner
New York Defeats Louisville In Scorched Weather Game
New York beat Louisville in a high scoring, hot day contest with attendance listed at 1,089. The box shows Rourke and Borgic among others contributing, while Chicago defeated Washington 6-4 in the later game, with Chicago’s strong batting noted despite mixed fielding.
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New
Daily League Schedule Highlights Matchups Across Cities
Today’s schedule features Louisville at Pittsburgh, Chicago at Cleveland, St. Louis at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at New York, Philadelphia at Boston, and Baltimore at Washington, presenting a full slate of intercity games across the circuit.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Lewisvill
Pittsburg
Louisville
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Baltimore
Danville Wilkesbarre Chess Team Scramble Names Listed
Fragmented OCR note lists Danville Wilkesbarre teams with players Hite Rhodes Fox and others. Also mentions Scanton Beranton Altoona and Batteries Swift Reirick Hodson Flanigan in unclear random matchups and places.
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Danville
Wilkesbarre
Benville
Menatee
Cote
Rhodes and Fox
Scanton
Beranton
Sea Eeeares
Altoona
Tite
Errore—Scratton
Swift and Reirick
Hodson and
Flanigan
Young urges Mullane to return under terms already set
Tony Mullane received a letter from National League President SN E Young urging him to rejoin the Cincinnati Reds on his original contract. Mullane remains firm, claiming he did not receive $200 promised by Captain Comiskey and plans to head to Chicago next week. He says his baseball career may end after this season and cites other business interests and a Walnut Hills residence.
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Reds
Comiskey
Tony
Highland House Company
Walnut Hills
Washington
Chicago
Enbuorba
Local ball club troubles and management conflict
The Pittsburg baseball club faces turmoil as Captain Burns claims he remains in charge and contracts protect him, while rumors swirl of his deposition and Keckley seeking release. Players' discontent and poor team performance prompt calls for swift action by directors to restore patron confidence.
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Pittsburg
Burns
Bockenberger
Philadelphia
Hls
Keckley
Barns
Pfeffer Given Free Reign as Louisville Baseball Captain
Pfeffer assumed control of the Louisville team as manager and captain with absolute authority until August 15, the change in command intended to showcase his ability to rebuild the squad. Some shareholders complain the club is weak, yet Pfeffer begins shaping the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Pfeffer
Pittsburg Catcher Berger Seeks Washington Move
John Berger, Pittsburg catcher, returned from Indianapolis and leaves for Washington to join the club there. He commends Larry Twitchell, questions Stevens the pitcher, and criticizes the Milliempay plan while noting Indianapolis owes players 18 days' salary. He cites league committee constraints on signings.
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Pittsburg
Washington
John Berger
Indianapolis
Irwin
Berger
Larry Twitchell
Hae
Stevens
G.T. Brush
Borger
Py An
Homestead Triumphs In Turbulent East Liverroor Tilt
In East Liverroor on July 28 Home stead won a rank game with wild pitching and heavy hits. Mercer of the Eclipse was battered for nine safeties in four innings and erratic all day. Daniels relieved and shut down the opposing bats, allowing only one hit thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverroor
Homestead
Mercer
Eclipse
Daniels
Gyms Defeated by Alliance in Pittsburg Match
The East End Gyms of Pittsburg lost to Alliance ten here today by 12 to 2. Alliance pitchers were Gumbert and Haller, while Gyms hitters were Wilhelm and Allen.
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Alliance
East End
Pittsburg
Gumbert and Haller
Wichelm and
Allen
Climax team to play Farrells and others this week
Local teams and players are arranging games across the region. Corcoran stars for the season as Dole’s absence cited, while the Gym Reserves and Hazelwood Athletics show strong form and interest in future matches. The Climax team seeks August 5 games with Farrells or Our Hors. Ca Luert to join Brattleboros. Cleveland club and Eastern League notes included. Boston’s catching lineup faces injuries and Lake joins as catcher.
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Treasoner
Howry
Clevelands
Dole
Connor
Davis
Tne
Hazelwood Athleticeay
Niernopes Ameserves
Bostons
Boston
Climax
Farrell's
CaLuert
Minahas
Brattleboros
Keay
Lewistons
Vox Derane
Caruthers
George Gorela
Browns
Co. P. Caron
New York
Atuond Burke
Hochester
Franklin
The
Buffalos
Nett
Ganwell
Kelly
Fred Lake
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Lake
M A Uliffe In Training For Big Fight In New Orleans
Jack McAuliffe the lightweight champion trains on Hampden’s west bank near Bangor in preparation for the September 5 bout with Billy Myer at the Olympic Club New Orleans with $20 000 on the line. He has walked six miles daily from Hampden to Bangor, weighs about 145 pounds and regrets not making the 135 pound limit.
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Baxton
Penobscot River
Bangor
Les
Post Rillave
Hampden
Jack McAuliffe
Billy Myer
Olympic Club
New Orleans
Jack
Ireland
Cooper Shop
McAuliffe
Ron
Jimmy Nelson
Matty Crowe
The
Ring
Canadian tennis stars shine as nationals crown champions
At Toronto Ontario on July 248 special report, Mia Smith of Ottawa defeats Davy of Toronto 6-1 6-0 in the ladies semi singles. Osborne Sutton Ontario defeats MacLaren St John NB to reach the final with Smith. Osborne then beats Smith 9-7 7-2 4-2 8-4 to win Canada’s championship. Hovey Harvard defeats Mathews Toronto 6-0 6-1 while Bixby Boston defeats Fuller 6-2 2-6 6-4. Doubles: Hovey Bixby beat Fuller Avery 6-0 3-6 6-4. Hovey Bixby contest tomorrow for Canada title.
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Toronto
Canada
United States
Mia
Smith
Ottawa
Miss Davy
Miss Osborne
Sutton
Ontario
Miss MacLaren
St. John
N. B
Indies
Sing
Mra
Gentlemen Hove
Harvard
Mathews
Bixby
Boston
Fuller
Hovey
Bixb
Avery
Detroit
Illness Clippers Round Thirteen In Chess Masters Tourney
In a sudden illness, Alapin could not play yesterday. Porges was given a by default in the thirteenth round. Blackburne and Bardeleben were praised for their sharp tactics against Mason and others in morning games, with higher attention to positions and bold maneuvers.
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Alapin
Porges
Blackburne
Bardeleben
Mason
Edb
Dagen
Anne Marco Encais
Walbrodt
Nou
Loman
Cleveland's Big Day at Glenville Park Harness Meet
In wet race conditions at Glenville Park Cleveland on July 28 harness racing drew a large crowd. Nancy Hanks failed to break the 2:17 standard in the 2:13 heat set by M and S, while George Trots won the 2:17 class with Globe though the finish was marred by a stumble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Glenville Park
Nancy Hanka
Belle Hamlin-Globe
Doble
Nancy
George
Hamlin
Geers
Globe
Surprising Upset Marks Monmouth Park Race Day
At Monmouth Park July 22 a breezy card drew 5000 spectators as outsider Littl Willie Simmons won the opening mile race after a close finish with May Win. Tenny, the favorite, faded to third but later won the fourth race driving Longbeach before Bergen captured the Hollywood handicap aboard Lustre and Newark stakes with Adelbert. Locohatchee battled Hamilton’s ride amid a rail collision, and Rebecca Rowett colt Doctor barely beat Hayward by a head in the fifth race. Sixth race saw Nomad prevail by three parts of a length over Entre Ti.
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Monmoore Parx
Longbeach
Bergen
Chance
Gilles Doux
Brighton Beach
Lustre
Adelbert
Toral
Leonawell
Locohatchee
Hamilton
Hayward
Donohue
Rebecca Rowett
Doctor
Ha' Penny
Sims
Taral
Teuoy
Garrison
Joy
Estle
Strephon
Emperor Othe
Lustre We
Bergey
Kaue
Simms
Secon
Tiree
Littlefield
Mendicant
Propriety
Daglito
Raintrap
Experiment
Mendacity
Procida
Newark
Adelbert iii
Herzen
Merry Monarch
Tenny
Clayton
Slims
Tod
Haveard
Rebeecs Welt
W. Donohue
Nes i En W Lyme
Coleonels
Tio We Gelding
Breen
Rear Guard
Dodan
Dominotion Lil
Furlon
Nomad
Lambler
Entre Tii
Otol
Lorimer
Time
Anna Bil Remorse
Berwyu Luos
Lavreville Pools for Brighton Beach Races
A July 28 report lists sold pools for tomorrow's Brighton Beach races in multiple events. It includes first race six and one half furlongs selling with numerous horses and prices, second race three quarters of a mile with entries, and fourth and fifth races with various horses and odds. Also noted is the July 4 death of trotting stallion Green River, a $25,000 valued horse owned by Robert Dixon, with $65,000 in engagements.
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Lavreville
Brighton Beach
Tattler
Sportsman
Luray
Daley Woodruff
Stryke
Ells
Jay Qu KI
Bledeoe
Mountain Seer
King Arthur
Veran
Menthol
Pulkeno
Pardon
Monterey
Field
Morello
Sam Bryant
Birdie
Iestson Taylor
Prince George
Minuw King Kelly
Siy Ith Bakrallae
Prince Peyton
Terealy
Cane St. Hubert
Fiily
Mw Cithte
Mart
Durey
Arena
Roche Dance
Bon Voyage
Savona
Jockey Keith dies after Garfield Park injury
Johnny Keith, a popular colored lightweight jockey at Garfield Park, died yesterday morning at the county hospital after being fatally injured Monday. He never regained consciousness following the accident at track off Freelight's saddle. The ordeal affected owners trainers and regular racegoers.
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Keith
Johnny Kaith
Garfield Park
Freelight
Keith the Jockey remembered after Garfield Park death
A heartfelt sympathy expo followed the untimely death of jockey Keith. Garfield Park Club began a fund for the Keith family with a generous subscription. Keith, riding for T. D. Carter of Chicago, was in high demand for mounts and shared first honors at the Garfield Park spring meeting with Hoggett, winning 14 mounts.
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Keith
Garfield Park Club
T. D. Carter
Chicago
Garfield Park
Hoggett
Npne
Goodwood Cup Won by Artagon with Bend Or Lineup
At Goodwood on day three the Goodwood cup was won by Artagon a 65 year old bay horse trained by Mr Douglass Baird. Bine Green ridden by Duke of Waenminno finished second and Colorado owned by Colonel North took third place.
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Loxnox
Douglass Baird
Artagon
Bend Or
Tiger Lille
Duke of Waenminno
Bine Green
Caerulus
Angelica
Colonel North
Colorado
George Frederick
Piercy
Great Hace Off Inpertinent Race Between Axtell and Allerton
The great race between Axtell and Allerton is postponed after C W Williams learns from Budd Doble that Axtell is not in condition to start. He will be sent back to quarters at Terre Haute.
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Axtell
Allerton
C. W. Williams
Budd Doble
Terre Haute
National amateur regatta ends with three close races
The twenty first annual regatta of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen concluded with three hotly contested events. Wyandotte Boat Club from Michigan won the senior race, beating Modoc of St. Louis by about two lengths in nine minutes. The Ariel club of Baltimore and Astoria Athletic Club of Long Island won the other two races after the Atalantas of New York nearly fouled the Nonpareils in the opening heat and finished second.
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SapaTova
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Sons &.C
Philadelphia
P. EB
Atalantans
Ariels
Baltimore
Astoria Athletic Club
Long Island
Atalantas
New York
Atlantas
Wyandotte Boat Club
Michigan
Arronant
Toronto
Modoc
St. Louis
Modocs
Wyandottes
Sullivan weighs 2194 pounds in weight loss stunt
New York July 68 Special John L Sullivan is rapidly getting down to weight. He tipped the beam at 2194 pounds yesterday afternoon at 6 o clock while clothed only in his modesty. Phil Casey plans to cut off four more pours off the champion to reach 210 pounds. The Canoes Place Inn spectacle has been terrific for two days and Sullivan has suffered. Sullivan said he would not endure training for $100,000 again. Casey predicts Sullivan will weigh 300 pounds within a year after the New Orleans fight.
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New Yon
John L. Sul Mvan
Phil Casey
Canoes Place Inn
Sullivan
New Orleans
Jimmy Rows
Desxcan Ieemah
Jake Kilrain
Pea Tank
Marvin
Donovax
Bit Stavin
New York
Cal McCartnt
Robert Wilson
Billy Myrer
Mre Auliffe
Link Pieda Myer
Jud Dempsey
Pat Griifrin
Pagiltet
Moore
Bureington
Patron
Aloes
Fenee Tristan
Dilly Carney
Herne Hill
Wlaom
N.C
Zimmerman
Dasans
Fine and Bernard Dog Duquesne Owner and Pedigree
A Fine and Bernard Dog owner J C O Donnell of 6 Bidwell Street Allegheny keeps a rough coated St Bernard named Duquesne. The six month old dog stands 27 inches at the shoulder and weighs several pounds. Sire Jim Biaray imported owned by E B Sears Melrose Mass. Dam Columbia Vouus daughter of champion Keeper owned by A G W Patterson Worcester Mass.
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J.C. O'Donnell
Bidwell Street
Allegheny
St. Bernard
Duquesne
Jim Bia Ray
E. B. Sears
Melrose
Mass
Columbia Vouus
Alr. G. W. Patterson
Worcester
Builders' Trades Council Annual Plcase at Ross Grove
The Builders' Trades Council will hold their annual place at Ross' Grove on August 3. About 800 in prizes will be awarded for athletic events including running and jumping. Entries can be made at the billiard hall. Admission is 38 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Builders' Trades Council
Ross’ Grove
Pigeon Shoot Sets 200 Dollar Side Bet At Brownesville
Astostows July 22 reports Gus Bakewell of Brownsville and Charles Bastow scheduled to duel next Monday at Brownesville in a pigeon shoot worth $200 a side. Each marks 13 birds to be shot.
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Astostows
Gus Bakewell
Brownsville
Charles Bastow
Brownesville
Ocean Steamship Arrivals Report
Ocean steamship arrivals list ships and destinations with scattered city names. Notable mentions include Glasgow, Southampton, Liverpool, Boston, and New York as ports of call. The fragmentary text hints at routes to Columbia and Massachusetts, reflecting a busy transatlantic traffic snapshot.
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Columbia
New Nore
Southampton
Ingen
Glasgow Scandinavian
Boston
Askor ‘Ork
York
Liverpool
Massachusetts
Spoaduty
To Let Rooms Advertised In The Dispatch Columns
Have you a vacant room and wish a tenant? Advertise in The Dispatch To Let Rooms Cent-a-Word column. Wakar's Family Soil contains no free alkali and will not injure your clothes. aw
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The
Dispatch
Wakar
Obituary notices for Ford Lawless and Presendoerfer deaths
Obituaries report the deaths of Susan Ferd Ford aged 61? years and 6 months interment in Apollo PA. Mrs M Lawless age 30s? funeral at Glenwood residence with interment in Westernport MD. Anna Presendoerfer aged 2? years 11 months funeral Saturday at 2 from No 47 Woegtly street Allegheny City.
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Sarah M. Woodcock
Vespucius Street
Glenwood
Forvar
So'clock
Westernport
Baltimore
Pressendoerfer
Anna
da George
Rosa Presendoerfer
Woegtly Street
Allegheny City
The Great Bicyclist Portraits Osmond and British Wheelmen
Arthur Zimmerman, star rider of the New York Athletic Club, returns from abroad aboard the City of Paris. A large wheelman delegation and 200 riders greet him at Vesey Street, then escort him to Asbury Park for a celebratory dinner. He praises American rivals, criticizes English tracks, and asserts American superiority in speed and handicapping. He won multiple prizes overseas and expects faster times at Asbury Park in August.
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New York
Arthur A. Zimmerman
New York Athletic Club
City of
Paris
Crystal Stream
Zimmerman
City of Paris
Vesey Street
North River
Joseph McDermott
Asbury Park
Crystal
Freehold Board of Trade
Jim Corbett Visitors See Prime Condition Ahead of Fight
Jim Corbett trained at a cozy cottage in New York with visitors including Colonel McLean, George Morgan, Phil Dwyer, Captain Williams, and Long Island and New York sportsmen. Captain Williams, representing the Olympic Club, praised the training quarters and discussed July plans and a possible Dixon-Skelly bout with a $7,000 stake offer. Betting sentiment among Sullivan backers remains cautious as relations between camps continue.
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New Yonk
Jim Corbett
Brooklyn
Colonel McLewoe
Philadelphia
Corbett
George Morgan
Phil” Dwyer
Long Island
New York
Williams
Olympic Club
Corbete
Bray
Pritchard
Olyorpie Club
Dixon- Skelly
South
Sullivan
Pritchard Won't Come Fight Setup in America Declined
Captain Williams of the Olympic Club in New Orleans says he will not press to bring an English challenger to fight Bob Fitzsimmons for money. Charles Noel aims for three championship fights on September 5 6 and 7. A cable from George Baird known as Squire Abington confirms Pritchard cannot go to America to settle his contest with Jem Hall. Dixon backer offers $7500 purse for a Dixon Skelly bout on August 6 at the club.
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New Yeak
Williams
Olympic Club
New Orleans
Bob Fitzsimmons
Charles Noel
George Baird
Squire Abington
Tul Pritchard
America
Jem
Pritchard-Hall
George Dixon
Dixon
Jack Skelly
Ryan Wilks Welterweight Fight Heads for Omaha Showdown
In Chicago and other cities rumors circulate about a fair deal for Tom Ryan in his South Omaha bout with Jack Wilks. The 2000-seat arena is ready, with a $3,500 purse and winner take all. Both fighters are in strong condition and bets run high as a large crowd is expected.
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Omaha
Chiccago
Tom Ryan
South Omaha
Jack Wilks
St. Louis
Ring
Fanhion
Evens
Chicago
Ryan
Ironworker Feud Sparks Rough Memorial Night in Younsstown
Two well known ironworkers Jack Williams and Di Jones clashed in a heated dispute at an event in Younnstown. The confrontation followed long standing tensions between the men and ended with a disorderly scene near the city square. Local witnesses reported shouts and pushing as onlookers tried to separate them. no serious injuries were confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younsstown
Jack Williams
Road Race Jurisdiction Hearsawaited Board Debate
Citizens await Board ruling on the legal scope of the L A W in road racing. A Lincoln Street Road Race in Boston is set to prompt further discussion, with an official statement expected after Chairman Raymond delivers his piece in about a month.
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Temry
Boston
Raymond
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