Birds Beat the Colonels in A Hard Fought Exposition Park Game
Ned Hanlon's Birdlets defeated the Louisville Colonels at Exposition Park after a half hour rain delay. Ehret left with an injury, Gumbert pitched well, Kelly and Donovan boosted the offense, while Pfeffer and Stratton faced the other side. The scoreline shows a home win with key plays in the first inning and late innings shaping the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Exposition Parks
Rorond
Pfeffer
Ehret
Stratton
Utuuen
Alon
Gurmbert
Ebret
Gunhert
Gumbert
Kelly
Donovan
Taylor
Grim
Weaver
Miller
Bierbauer
Bassett
Hocart
Seceart
Donovax
Peckley
Iet
Smith
Farrell Jermeed
Shugart
Sendant
Baltimore Beats Washington After Late Rally
Washington led 7 to 0 before Baltimore surged with six runs in the seventh inning. McMahon walked seven and Washington errors fueled the rally, with Killen also shaky. Attendance reported at 1,306 as Stricker hit a home run and Glule, Douttee, and Stovey contributed in the comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Washington
Washingtox
Killen
McMahon
Ashington
DEER BOSS TALES He Says He'll Be Consulted Before League Changes
Chris Von der Ahe reveals he will not tolerate league changes without his consent. He states a ten year partnership under US guidance binds all, threatening to block any move within 24 hours. He hints at possible reorganization into an eight club major league with East and West divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris von der Ahe
St. Louis Browns
von der Abe
Ows
United States
St. Louis
Ooas
van der Awe
Philade
Baltimore
Boston
Chicago
Lauisvile
Cincinnati
Buckenberger Takes Over Pittsburg Baseball Club
Secretary Scandrett announced the release of Tom Burns from the Pittsburg Baseball Club. A. C. Buckenberger was named president and manager, with W. C. Temple retiring and Buckenberger taking full charge. Directors cited Burns failure and resolved to change leadership to restore performance and investor confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandrett
Tom Burns
Pittsburg
Burns A. C. Buckenberger
W. C. Temple
Buckenberger
Danville and Scranton Battery Error Report
A historical record lists battery teams and errors across multiple towns including Danville Wilkes Barre Allentown Johnstown Scranton Altoona and more. Names like Lucius Potts Burke Hetrick Flanigan and other battery pairs appear with error tallies in various locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Wileesbarre
Danwilie
Waikesbarre
Inuville
Wilkeebarre
May
Cote
Fee and Goodhart
Allentown
Johoetown
Johnstown
Allevtown
Lucius
Potts
Smith Sod Kurz
Scranton
Altoona
Tooooggs
Burke and Hetrick
Afentack and Flanigan
Pittsburg Tangles In Smoked Tralians Feud and Box Office
Ben Mulford reviews Pittsburg baseball turmoil with Captain Tom Burns and Al Buckenberger sharing management duties. He notes feuds among the Smoked Tralians, lax control over games, and a Brook lyn arena incident highlighting looseness in the sport. Calliope Miller is praised as a standout, capable of dominating Hat Row and Little Backtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Mulford
Captain Burns
Pittsburg
Tom Burns
al Buckenberger
Tom
Homestead
Adonis Terry
Brooklyn
Calliope Miller
Hat Row
Wilkinsburg Hosts County League Twin Bill At Athletic Park
Wilkinsburg Athletic Association presents two games against the Tarentums at Athletic Park with 2 45 PM and 5 15 PM starts. Mc Elroy and Wallace will pitch, Warner catches, as Lew Swf strengthens the club for a strong pennant chase in Western Pennsylvania. Attendance expected high due to top facilities and league excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinsburg Athletic Association
Chad
Athletic Park
Wilkinsburg
Tarentums
McElroy
Wallace
Warner
Lew Swf
Pennsylvania
A's Face East End Gyms At 3 A’s Park This Afternoon
The 3 A s baseball team hosts East End Gyms this afternoon at 3 A s Park with a listed lineup including Schoyer Robertson Ariwithnot Anderson J B Speer J M Speer Mcvay Rhinehart and Doyle in pitching catching and infield roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3 A
East End
A. A. A—Schoyer
E. Robertson
Ariwithnot
McCandless
Anderson
Robertson
J. B. Speer
J. M. Speer
Mcvay
J. E
Alliance Defeats East End Gyms 7 to 6 in Pittsburg
In Aucranon Ohio on July 29 the East End Gyms fell to the Alliance team 7 to 6. Williams pitched for the Gyms while Markle and Alien held for the Alliance. The teams meet again tomorrow at Silver Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aucranon
East End
Pittsburg
Alliance
To & Williams
Alliance Battery
Markle
Alien
Silver Lake
Our Boys Fall to Uniontowns in Close Ninth Inning
In Ustortown on July 29 the Our Boys of Pittsburg lost to the Uniontowns 9 to 7. The game stayed tight from start to finish with strong battery work and sharp fielding. This season in Ustortown the Our Boys have one win and two losses, as manager Altman builds a steady record. Batteries Uniontown Wilhelm Hireall Our Boys Cowan Brice. Hits Uniontown 8 Our Boys 4. Two-base hits Stearling. Errors two each. Earned runs one each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ustortown
Our Boys
Pittsburg
Uniontowns
Altman
St. Batteries
Uniontown
Wilhelm
Hireall
Cowan
Brice
Stearling
Homestead Beats Eclipse In Scoring Binge
Fast Liverroot reports Homestead defeated Eclipse 6 to 5 after a wild pitching duel. Jones of Louisvilles pitched for Homestead and was hit nine times in a row in the sixth inning while Young worked for the locals, showing control issues but solid defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Louisvilles
Homestead
Young
Oman
Baseball notes from Cleveland and surrounding games
The Diamond Rath prevented League games at Cleveland yesterday. The Bellefontes defeated the Houtsdales 10 to 1. Young Amers of Braddock will play the Keystones Braddocks today. Cincinnati game moved to tomorrow. Arthur Irwin terms for Pitcher Jones. John Ward had three bunts. Buck Ewing’s arm weakness noted. Harrington shoulderbound critique. George Steflens signs with Ned Hanlon for Baltimore. Jack Brennan joins Butte eluders. Gumbert pitched well. Miller and Farrell aided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Sewickleys
Manefelds
Maunfield
Bellefontes
Houtsdales
Amers
Braddock
Keystones
Braddocks
Cincinnati
Arthur Irwin
Jones
Louisvilles
John Ward
Philadelphia
Harrington
Buckenderger
Eppie Burke
0. P. Cuylor
New York
Buck Ewing
Will Gumbert
Miller
Farrell
Tom Burne
George Steflens
Columbus
Ned Hanlon
Baltimore
Jack Brennan
St. Louis
Cleveland Brotherhood
Butte
Mont
Eluders
Browns
County League Meeting Clamps Down After Illicit Players
County Baseball League magnates met to strike from the record the Mansfield Wilkinsburg game last Saturday due to two illegal players on Wilkinsburg. A first offense fine will be imposed for subsequent infractions, and clubs may reclaim up to two former players. Mansfield traded Johnson for Grove of Wilkinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Baseball League
Mansfields
Wilkinsburgs
Mansfield
Johnson
Grove
Rain postpones Grand Circuit races at Cleveland track
Heavy showers flood the Cleveland track delaying the Grand Circuit races. The 15 trot draws entries including Bonnie Wilmore and Nightingale. Odds and sales wrap up as Orrin Hickok plots Nightingale’s next bid and Commercial Girl sells for five thousand dollars amid a day of racing and training notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ourvu
Bonnie Wilmore
New York
Central
Alvin
Misa Alice
Ryland V
Aline
Fickpania
Orrin Hickok
Nightingale
Detroit
Hhen
Richard Hentachel
Baltimore
Splan
Kiabix Eestig Stable
Bella Wilkes
Zembia
Miss Altes
Chicago's New Race Track Proposed Across Indiana Line
Prominent Chicago sports figures plan a rival race course near the Indiana border between 101st and 107th streets. A 100 acre lakeshore tract, once a big ice site, would become the Garfield Park rival, with a pier for barges and rail access from Lake Shore, Michigan Southern, or others. Authorities reportedly favor the plan and expect a summer resort to emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcase
Chicago
Garfield Park
State Line
Indiana
Eucing Association
van Buren Street
Lake Shore
Michn Southern
Pittsburg
Wayne
Haltimore
Ohio
Brighton Beach Race Day Attracts 5000 With Six Races
A crowd of about 5,000 watched six races at Brighton Beach Track amid heat. Ella won the first 6.5 furlongs for Bryant at 6 to 1 with Stryke as the jockey. Morello took the second race 4 furlongs with Fitspein aboard at 110 to 4. Casanova led the third over seven furlongs, while Mabel Glenn prevailed in the fourth. Tea Tray captured the fifth mile and a half, and Westmoreland won the final six furlongs, with purses and margins noted in each result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Beach
Ella
Bryant
Morello
Fits Pein
Prince Eorge
Lambley
Sam Bryant
Walker
Wilson
Taylor
Birdie
Miial Allyly
Narka Cult
King Kelly
Casanovia
Reagan
Hurry Away
T. Flynn
Maggie Merrell Cult
Yun
Ny Jong
Thiet
Rose Dance Jor
Canebra
Oefort
Barty Blossom
Little Jake
Airahaft
Andsandy
Tea Tray
Dorsey
India Robber Im
Coffer
Long Dance
Doggett
Thira
Thira By Zero Lengtha, Whipplie
Larchmont
Centaur IM
John Winkle Dorothy Murray
Brianborn
Westmoreland
M. Lynnch
Eselly
Bothwell
Cahill
Elphin
Donovan
the Duffer
Killarney
Races At Hamline Draw 5000 With Quiet Track
Attendance tops five thousand as Hamline hosts racing with steady crowds and trains returning to schedule. Forest defeats Minnie Dee in a close stretch. other races see Calhoun Jim White and Harry Smith winning with solid showings from Lillian Lindsay and Safe Home among runners.
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St. Paul
Hamline
Chicago
Minnie Dee
Forest
Calhoun
Aggie K
Mez
Plankehire
Jim White
Santine
Clis
Harry Smith
Tile Ss
Lillian Lindsay
Minnie Vee
Itoll
Innocence
Hrace
Carmen
Lena Frey
Races at Brighton Beach Sell Night Pools for Tomorrow
Special report lists pools sold for Brighton Beach races. Entries include Anna B 92 96, Sheth Tuttle San Juan 114, May Win 112, Emmat Otheo 87, Sir Mathew 12 10, Raceland 124 and others across four races on a mile and shorter tracks. Names like Trarvene Kirsch Bordeaux and many prices noted.
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Lovursvitur
Brighton Beach
Anna B
Sheth Tuttle
San Juan
Emmat Otheo
Tom Donohoe Ie
Chester
Eleino Ee
Regiveaid
Sir Walter
Forkville Ie
Bilzzard
Barefoot Konapsack
Pactolus
Rafi Lady
Sleypner
Raceland
Kirsch
Chesapeake
Sonora
Spavonia
Pnaha
Bordeaux
Estelle
Lang Perience
Rech
Mulle
Algori Gio
Castas
Chicago
Stephen
Borka
Mary Stone
Key West
Gold Dollar
West Chester
Lyceum
Dagonet
Fall horse races draw strong interest at Uniontown track
Horsemen from Uniontown and nearby counties rally around September races as the track undergoes costly repairs. About 43 horses are entered with many more expected. major entrants include Wabash, Mambrino Clay Jr, Peter Heney nine entries, and four from William Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Amana Se
Wabash
Lexington
Mambrino Clay, Jr
Hoyle Bros. & Gilmors
Peter Heney
Somerset
William Allen
Washington County
Tanner Declines Seat on National Republican Committee
July 29 report states Mr. John Tanner will decline to sit on the National Republican Committee Executive Committee. His connection with federal service is the reason generally accepted for his decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tanner
National Republican Committee
Corbett Confidence Ahead of Sullivan Fight
The Californian quotes James J. Corbett on facing John L. Sullivan. Corbett says he is calm and prepared weighing about 190 pounds, fastest he has ever been, confident he can hit hard, and notes Sullivan underestimates him. He mentions ambitions beyond boxing, including defeating Sullivan and tying Phil Casey at handball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett
Sullivan
John L. Sullivan
Jim
Mary Green
John I
Sulivan
Phil Casey
Phil
Schaefer Seeks Paris Match for Billiards Championship
Jake Schaefer reports a canceled match with Ives over venue and guarantees in Paris. He cites Folies Bergere and Grand Hotel rejections, notes past results against Vignaux Garnier and Plot, and plans to stay in Paris about a month while Lew Shaw heads to New York to join American billiard expositors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcago
Jake Schaefer
C. J. E. Parker
Paris
Schaefer
Ives
Fulias Bergere
Carter
America
Lew Shaw
Pines
New York
Keystone Cyclers Face 15 Mile Road Race Challenge
Fourteen riders of the Keystone Bicycle Club will race 15 miles from Haysville to Economy and back starting at 3 p.m. The field includes J F Johnson Hall Nelson W B Corwin F S Carmack H F Pilgrim Harry Hagmaier W H Wilson W S Power W L Aady W M Myler J P Barr P J Myler Wm McCurloch and W G White. Roads improved by weekly rains, weather permitting, with contingents traveling by train from Sewickley to reach the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Bicycle Club
Haysville
J. F. Johnson
Hall Nelson
W. B. Corwin
Carmack
H. F. Pilgrim
Harry Hagmaier
W. H. Wilson
Sewickley
Keystones
Professor West Sets 24 Hour Bicycle Feat Plan
Cutcaco July 29 Prof Join West plans a 21 hour bicycle record attempt riding 4 hours with only one brief rest. He starts August 6 on the half mile track at Blain. Earlier 4 hour records include Frank Waller 861 miles 1500 yards and F Snooner 274 miles 1606 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sophanes
Pu Dispatches
Goff trends for next year in all round titles at Manhattan Field
Aathlete Goff predicts victory in next year’s all round championships at Manhattan Field. He states he would have won this year if he had cleared 8 feet in pole vault, while bystander bets on his future growth. Others note growing talent and rivalry with Arlen Jordan as the likely contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoas
Athelete Goff
Manhattan Field
Gof
Sig
Golf
Goll S
Arlen Jordan
Notorious Stable Foreman Arrested After Beating Boy
Albert Cooper in charge of Foxhall Keene’s Monmouth Park stable was arrested at Eatontown on a charge of brutal assault against stable boy Albert Dekoste. Dekoste, sent to learn riding, suffered severe welts and bruises after a ride on a lame trotting mare. Bonds set at $400 as authorities pursue the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burn Pane
Albert Cooper
Monmouth Park
Foxhall Keene
New York
Keene
Cooper
Dekoste
Red Bank
Chess tournament sees rematch after time-forfeit decision
In July 2 report from the Duraves event the Loman appeal annuls the Tarrasch versus Loman game for time limit breach. The match must be replayed and notes Po 9 Marco 9 Tarrasch 9 among the standings. Miezs beat Schotlander in 43 moves while Lowun forfeited to Paulsen for time. Blackburn likely faces Walbrod in a Ruy Lopez clash as adjourned stage ends with Englishman.
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Scnrop Walbrod Si
Noa
Punisen
Miezs
Pianchetto
Schotlander
Lowun
Paulsen
Blackburn
Ruy Lopez
Walbrod
Needham backers seek rematch with Dawson after defeat
Backers of Needham who lost to Australian Dawson in 29 rounds last night offer to post a forfeit and side wager for another bout. Talks include matching Dawson with winner of McAulife-Myer or Jimmy prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Needham
Dawson
Jimmy
Miscellaneous Sporting Notes From The Local Desk
A mixed set of sports notes including a letter for Ed Bailly the wrestler and racing dates at Bradford Park for September 6 7 8. Ja Unclear items mention riders trainers boxing names and a Yellow Springs teacher riding from Yellow Springs to Davenport Iowa. A Cleveland rider fends off a suit and Jack McAuliffe heads to Boston with trainers to Bay St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Bailly
Bradford
Hon Ton
Yellow Springs
Davenport
Cleveland
Richmond
Kelley
Kelly
Bangor
Jack McAuliffe
James Nelson
Matt Crowe
Bobby Burns
Boston
Bay St. Louis
Jake Scuaefer
Charlie Parker
Vignaux
A Waste of Advertising and its Practical Costs
A discussion on advertising in newspapers and periodicals. It argues that print ads filter prime prospects, invite direct inquiries, and justify low initial costs. Includes rough math on handbills and circular distribution, estimating expenses and efficiency of flyer campaigns.
Catarrhal Disease Extends Through Nose to Eye and Lungs
The article explains how catarrh begins behind the nose and upper throat and spreads via continuity of mucous membranes to the ear eye and lungs. It cites Drs Copeland Hall and Byers and cites Miss Lizzie Kelly of Sharpeburg as a case illustrating eye involvement and eventual recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copéland
Hall
Byers
Mise Lizsia Kelly
Drs. Copeland, Hall and Brera
Ming Lizzie Kelly
Neah Ferry Street
Sharpeborg
Miss
Kelly
Miss Kelly
Copeland
Halt
Maine
Copeland, Hart and Byers
Sixth Avenue
Pittsburg
Matt
DKS
Copeland, Hall & Byers
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Olympic Club
New Orleans
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Florida
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Perry
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Jos.horne& CO
Penn Ave
FEROM
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Teleaeatilt
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