Anson's Chicks Rout Home Club In Recreation Park Drubbing
In a high scoring game at Recreation Park the visiting Anson squad overwhelmed the Chicago home club. Sonders and Dwyer pitched and hit. Van Haltren, Farrell and Ryan led the offense as Chicago struggled with fielding and pitching. Pop Smith released to Boston with Dunlap slated to play today.
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Anson
Sonders Wan
Pop Smith
Boston
Dunlap
Colnmen
van Haltren
Farrell
Bastian
Chicago
Maul
Cau
Dwyer
Hanlon
Darrell
Pittsburg
Carrell
Feld
Beckley
Burns
Miller
Carroll
Rowe
Ryan
Vistors
Tony Oy
Golden Shore
Crass Rm
Brown
Hastian
Roan
Farresl
van Hultren
Byrne
Dwyers Songhy
McQuaid
Won't Sell Dunlap Says Pillsberg Club Officials
Officials of the Pillsberg Club deny reports that Dunlap is for sale. Secretary Seandrett stated emphatically yesterday there has been no thought of selling Dunlap and no plans to do so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlap
Seandrett
Young Keefe and Senators Fall to Giants in Wild Contest
Young Keefe helped the Senators edge the Giants in a wild game that featured erratic pitching and miscues. John Irwin's error and Reese wildness sparked the decisive eighth inning rally as the Giants won 6 to 2. Backs of Keefe and Whitney handled mound duties for the Senators. Hoy, Wilmot, and Hichindvark pitched for the Giants.
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Waash
Tos
Mewyouks
Hoy
Sigere
Wilmot
Hichindvark
Konia Wise
Nor
Atrwin
J.irwin
Lvou
Reese
Whitney
T.keefe
Bean Eaters Ready to Buy a Shortstop from Pittsburg
Boston reports manager Horace Phillips plans to move Pop Smith from Pittsburg to Boston for cash with no player exchange. He is on vacation but confirms Smith’s likely arrival to bolster the team, denying any sale of other players and noting Pittsburg’s strong play with Hanlon as captain.
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Anson
Recreation Park
Adrian
Focal Men
Sanders
Boston
Horace Phillips
Pittsburg
White Mountains
Canada
Pop Smith
Smith
Phillis
Truto
Nimick
Horace
Peng Oead
Kite
Rowe
Hanlon
Wreday
Pop Smith Released to Boston SIngers Tomorrow
The Brilliant Infielder Pop Smith has been released by manager Phillips and will join the Boston club at Boston on August 1. The move follows prior hints from Toe DisPatTen that Smith would depart once Rowe and White began work. Local baseball fans expect a faithful, honorable player to leave despite weak batting.
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Boston Singers
Phillips
Boston
Smith
Bostons
Smiths
Toe DisPatTen
Rowe
White
Te-Deay's Home Game Against Chicagos
The home team faces Chicago with Dunlap at second and Smith on the bench. Staley and Miller form the home battery while Tener and Farrell start for Chicago.
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Chicagos
Dunlap
Smith
Staley
Miller
Tener
Farrell
Chicago
League Record and Score Summary
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a league record with partial scores and place names. Readable elements mention Washington and a city likely Prisburss with unclear dates or teams. Further readable facts are insufficient to form a solid, accurate card.
Browns Win One Game and No Score in Other
Association Games report two Baltimore and St Louis matches with a suspended contest ending scoreless after seven innings due to darkness. First game detail notes Baltimore and St Louis hitting, errors, and fielding. second game records no runs until the stoppage with Baltimore earning a victory in the other.
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Baltimore
St. Louis
Browns
Cowboys
Baltioore
Athletics Win Concluding Game With Sharp Fielding
The Athletics defeated Kansas City in the final game of the day thanks to sharp fielding and timely hitting. Armen was hit hard and wild at times but settled, the game ending 5 to 2 in favor of Philadelphia. Pitching and defense stood out as the key factors in the victory amid a day of league plays.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Kansas City
Armen
Kansas
Welch
Alvord
Barnes Ous
Me—Iwora
Cononell
Sullivan explains Kilrain fight and vomiting episode
New York July 29 report of John L Sullivan detailing his fight with Kilrain at Richburg Mississippi. He defends his tactics and explains vomiting caused by whisky in tea and intense heat, while noting Kilrain fled after rounds. Sullivan asserts he could have KOed Kilrain in eight rounds if Kilrain had stood and fought.
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D'Sfatch
New York
John L. Sullivan
Iuustrated News
Kiirain
Richburg
Uoder
Kilrain
Pee
Joan L. Sullivan
Races Open at St Paw Twin City Club Run
The sixth day of Twin City Jockey Club races at St Paw opened with about 3000 spectators. Results include Thankful winning the first race over School Girl by a head, Ar genta taking the second, Alarm Bell leading but misplacing in the third amid race fix accusations, and Minuet prevailing in the maiden event.
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St. Paw
Mixn
Twin City
Jockey Club
Lizzie bin
Alta
Lizzie
School Girl
Thankful
Jou Jou
Lotion
Gracie D
Argenta
Cora Fisher
Alarm Bell
Misa Mell
Mise Belle
Lens Ban
West Hotel
Casel Ead
Lad
Montgomery
Sieal Casalian
China
Minuet
Julia Roccea
Lizsie
Julia Magee
Lisle
Nuet
Liane C Lacille
Moderate Saratoga Racing Amid Light Rain
Saratoga showed only moderate racing as light morning rain failed to hurt the track. Eight events featured a mix of crowd favorites and new names with Melodrama taking the first race, Coral second, Ocean third, and a slate of winners elsewhere including Ballston and Hemein in subsequent heats.
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SaRatoga
Tom Hood
Cora L
Cambyses
Gymnast
Leontine
Ivy
Piddlehead
Ocean
Coral
Amelie Hives
McAuley
Lew Heineman
Harbor Lights
Brookfin
Hem
Ape
Widamic
George Corbett
the Lion
Woodburn
Bob List
Ant Sennie
Ae Lion
Corbett
Mallon-Testtore
Cupid
Gentry
Lake Viewedat
Vickine
Hotscotch
Dalesman
O' Fellas
Telly
Hittie E. Meastone
Mayo Thi
Montrose
Gypsy
Pee Wee
Crab
Banjo
Carentan Minence
Frederica
Ienda Wood
Vivid
J A B Wins Goon Race At Monmouth Park
At Monmouth Park New Jersey July 2 cloudy hot humid track bad heavy lumpy sticky Captain Sam Brown's J A B won the goon race in the JAB Melcw class while Burlington and Granite followed in the running order.
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Sam Brown
Goon
Monsours Parx
N. J
Ovid
Pavanne
Ovid Seid
Sir William
Filtian
Barlington
Zor
Granite
Clare
Syphe
King’s Own
James
Guewey
Burlington
Miles
Monmouth Park Tuesday entries show varied odds and weights
The listing covers six races with names such as Leo H Seene F Dee UG Volunteer and Cyclone colt. Horses carry weights from 11 to 106 pounds and include entries like Kern Victrix Wanderer and Housatonic.
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Wood
Volunteer Il
B Well
General Leander
Diadem
Servin
Manner Leaver
Volunteer Il Britanole
Monmouth Park
Leo H
Seene F Dee UG
Hadiaot
Fred Bloinge
Cyclone
Donovan Beaten in Historic Half Mile by Barry Darrin
The London Referee reports Barry Darrin defeated Donovan by six yards in a rain soaked half mile at Sheffield before about 1,000 spectators. Donovan, American, 24 as per report, trained in Leicester, while Darrin, a Sheffield native, 21, trained from Lyceum Hotel.
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Barry Darrin
London
Donovan
Steve Farrell
Sheffield
Edward & Donovan
Amerca
Harry Darrin
Thes
America
Steet
Leicester
Darrin
Shefield
Lyceum Hotel
Spank Smith
Jon Donovan
Darrill
Whale
Litthewood
Mississippi Valley Amateur Rowing Entries for Regatta
List of entries for the Mississippi Valley Amateur Rowing Association regatta to be held at Pullman in August. Competing clubs include Minnesota, St. Paul, Illinois, New York Athletic Club, Toronto, Ottawa, Chicago and Detroit entities with multiple senior, double, and single scull crews represented. Names include C. A. Gormally, J. E. Osborne, Herbert Brown, F. C. Brown, George Jamison, and others from teams such as Union, Crescent, Argonauts, Nautilus, and Catlin.
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New York
Delaware Club
Chicago
Erg Barre
B. Cle
Garild Betas
Saletana
U Rn
Benjamin
Wanton
Minines Enpolla
J. Eatuchon
Ottumwa
Kiley
Nautilus
Denshne
Ie Donohue
Sgt Moline
Turner
Iroquois
Ties McLowenl
Western
St. Louis
Lambert Metzger
Bradford
Boston
D. A. McPhee
Modoc
St Lone F. Rearent
eCtan
Asaler
Aingle
Nautiles
Grey
Ht Hamilton
A Crescenton
Ogden
Talened
Hills
Hodso
Arthur Jr
Pullman
Prankers Union
Atelscen
Avery
Toronto
Charles McEwan
St.” Paul
Farragut Club
F. C. Brown
George B. Jamison
Metropolitan
Omen Pilkington
Joe F. Sagle
Catlin
Charles T. Gof
Thomas W. Ng
Sylvia
G’h
Townsfolk challenge leads to a foot race match
The note from Srowsnaville Pennsylvania dated July 3 invites Tomey Martin of Brownsville to race W. HB Dearzeal of Wenster in a hundred yard foot race to be run one week hence at Hart House Moetnersis. If Dearzeal does not accept the challenge Davy Sheehan of seecare may fill the challenge.
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Srowsnaville
Disputch
Tomey Martin
Brownsville
W. HB. Dearzeal
Wenster
Hart House
Moetnersis
Davy Sheehan
Seecare
Peransall
Poor Scoring in Philadelphia Cricket Match
Lorponx reports a Philadelphia vs Southampton cricket match with a hat sun and tricky wicket causing low scores. Smokence, ean and Clark shone while a patient innings saw one batter manage 35 runs after two hours twenty minutes. home side total 6 in first inning and visitors 101 in first, 39 in second.
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Lorponx
Philadelphia Cricketers
Gentlemen of
Southampton
Ean
Clark
Cleveland Grand Summer Circuit Opens With Multiple Races
Cleveland launches its Grand Summer Circuit today drawing many Pitts markets. The card features 2:30 class trotting with M4 entries, 2:35 class See with 17 entries, and 2:22 class trotting among others as the meet begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Our Boys Rally Wins Ninth In Jamestown Game
Pittsburg Our Boys defeated Jamestown with a late rally in the ninth inning led by R. Smith's home run. Line scores show Our Boys totaling 12 runs to Jamestown 8 with multiple players contributing outsized efforts in a high scoring contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Our Boys
Pittsburg
R. Smith
Baseball Notes Unclear Play By Play and Lineup Mention
A fragmented note covers Speer the catcher and mentions SowDERS being out of form. It references stoppages of Cleveland Indianapolis and Columbus Cincinnati games and hints at team strength on paper, with B's team appearing stronger than the rest.
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Speer
Sowders
Katy
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Ares
Craxxs
Dude Clair N Limboo Arrested on Robbery Ties
Officer Mike Hanlon arrested Dude Clair on a magistrate warrant for involvement in a Fifth Avenue store robbery and linked robberies. Magistrate Gripp remanded him without bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Hanlon
Dude” Clair
Gripp
Finklehart
Fifth Avenue
European capital pours into the United States amid war fears
A London solicitor visiting Washington describes European investors moving funds to U S real estate and industry, urged by expectations of a major European war and profits when trade suffers elsewhere, with Britain and continental Europe channeling money through London. The report notes limits on alien land titles and outlines shifts in Soldiers' Orphan Commission and school closures.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Great Britain
Europe
London
United States
Germany
Italy
Washingtonian
America
Plunkett Worthington divorce case stirs Christian Scientists
A telegram from New York reports Mrs. John J. Plunkett alias Mrs. A Bentley Worthington claims newspapers miscast her as a sentimentalist. She vows to force Worthington to respond publicly and return if he has the “manhood” to confront his alleged crimes. Plunkett calls the affair injurious to Christian science. divorce action pending with a referee appointment sought by attorney Charles A. Hess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington
New York City
Christian Science
Plunkett
Officials Tour Western Penitentiary in Informal Visit
Members of the State Board of Public Charities from Philadelphia visited the Western Penitentiary in Riverside. McLeod Biddle James Scott and W Sawyer toured the building with Warden Wright, praising its fittings after a three hour inspection. An official visit is planned to begin in October then a tour of southern counties follows.
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Riverside Penitentiary
G. J. McLeod
Cadwallader Biddle
Philadelphia
James B. Scott
W. J. Sawyer
Western Penitentiary
State Board of Public Charities
Messrs. McLeod
Biddle
Wright
Intruder Attacks Priest During St Philomena Mass
A man struck Father Soeper near the altar at St Philomena Church with a rock during children’s mass. He gave the name J Manning and was jailed after failing to pay a 100 fine. speculation linked him to a prior, similar assault on Fathers Meneris and Reander.
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St. Philomena German Catholic Church
Fifteenth Street
Liberty Avenue
Father Soeper
J. Manning
McKenna
St. Philomena Church
Fathers Meneris
Reander
Disturbances At Abandoned Quarry Draw Police Action
A rowdy gathering of young men in an abandoned Magee and Bluff street quarry disrupted byGreasy cards and kegs of beer prompted a large police response. Officers arrived with a patrol wagon to control about 16 offenders while a crowd watched.
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Magee
Bluff Streets
Silvyus
Injured Men Brought To Hospital After Railway Accident
Marion Flinn of Homestead was admitted to West Penn Hospital after a railroad incident near McKeesport left his spine injured and an arm crushed. James Flacker of 412 Pearl Street was treated for a compound leg fracture from scaffolding. Mary Gallacher was jailed for trial for an assault with an ax on Mary Maloney.
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Marion Flinn
Homestead
West Penn Hospital
McKeesport
James Flacker
Pearl Street
Contract Awarded For Squirrel Hill Cars To Sprague
The Squirrel Hill Electric Railway directors awarded electrical equipment for five cars to Sprague Company of New York. Each car will cost about $5,000 and be built to match the city's traction cars. Entry will be from the sides with a rear smoking compartment. Grading work progresses with rails partly ordered from Johnston Steel Street Railway of Johnstown.
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Squirrel Hill Road
Sprague
Squirrel Hill Electric Railway Company
Sprague Company
New York
Johnston Steel Street Railway
Johnstown
Barbers Endorse Ivory Soar Shampoo Against Frauds
A punchy note praises Ivory Soar as a safe shampoo against fraudulent toilet products. It claims barbers suffer from humbug articles and scalp diseases linked to inferior products, urging safer choices.
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Dean
Phillies
Barns
Bonders
Mith
Man
Groender
Pfeffer
Sawders
Kran
Main
Wan
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Maii
Growhuer
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Ityan
Tvzeie
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Aretha
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Hyan
Parreil
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Rh Miller
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Tie
Sn Rae
Pittsbar
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Mavi
Bashen
Feon
Pillsberg Club
Kuebne
Smalth
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Nostoss
Repa EK Phila
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Hal
Rennet.c
Ci'keon
Oscriver,c
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Thompson
Tran Mere Thompson
Forarty
Kelly
Richardson
Nash
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Hallmann
Atu Farrar
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Hailmen
Mit
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Powers
Young Keefe
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the Giants
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Keefe
Irwin
Biden
A. A. A. Shee
T. E
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Phil Baker
Por Smith
Te-Deay
Muiaeks Jn
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Netinna Polis
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Baseball Notes
Dude Clair N Limboo
Montdar
Emiliz Wilmelmie Dagg
Carulive
Talsaa Ioe Luebbe
Nuary
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Mt. Joy
Commission
Pattison
Friends of the Schools
McAllisterville
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Mansfield
Tioga County
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Butler School
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Mercer School
David Martin
Attic
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Thomas G. Sample
Pittaburg
George G. Boyer
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the People’s Store
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Assohed
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Alderman Porter
Mary Maloney
Brec Ham
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Weatiuer
Virginia
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Mrvsn
William Fee
Wisconsin
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Orrics
Mugrat srTaeer
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Bingaman
Bureau of Public Works
Blooker
Jelf
Finch
Mediena Cor
Dunville
Iria
North Mall
Cork
Dstilleries Co
Conen Jones Watson & Co
Dundee
Glenlive
Jamaica
Jamaica & Ee] Cart. Ere Ae Ban; Your Jos. Fleming
Market Street
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