Hoosiers Look Strong On Road Trip And Pitching
The Hoosiers arrive at Getecin as a lively team led by Jim Whitney a former Senator. They have few new faces and credit Staley with hard work and willingness to pitch daily if needed. Philadelphia visit shows a stronger squad than the Phillies with better pitching would have yielded three wins.
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Getecin
Boyle
Whitney
Indianapolis
Chicago
Boston
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Phillies
Staley
Phillips
Coleman
Mr. Nimick
John
Ana Ee
Recreation Pack
Bassett
They Knocked Out the Hobokens In Big Biting Game
The Rosedales and the Hobokens played a hard fought game on the Hoboken grounds Thursday. Final score details show Bert and Kimbail contributing for the Hobokens while Robinson and Kimiwill led the scoring for the Rosedales in a competitive matchup.
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Rosedales
Thursby
Bert
Kimbail
Aim Ee Eee
Ee Lenee Dieemiehon Ie Hoboken
Robinson
Kimiwill
Teo Westinghouse Nines Edge Idlewood Close Game
An exciting Thursday baseball contest at Idlewood saw Teo Westinghouse Nines facing Westinghouse A Cs and Westinghouse D Ca in a tight battle. Lineups included Tice, McCullough, Vanderathce, Floyd, Jeffries, and Laurent among others with a close finish and multiple errors affecting the score.
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Westinghouse A. Ca
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McCullough
Robinson
Vanderathce
Porecoo
Leno Beer
W. A. Ca
W. D. Ce
Craftons Lose Doubleheader to Washington Teams
The Craftons traveled to Washington yesterday and lost both games. In the morning the Washingtons overran the Craftons 18 to 1 with 6 Crafton errors and 10 Washington errors. In the afternoon the Washingtons won 11 to 1 with 9 Crafton errors and 2 Washington errors.
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Washington
Hase
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Cratons
Columbus Defeats Louisville in Gridiron Contest
Columbus defeats Louisville with a 3 to 2 score. Key plays include two-base hits from Marr and Weaver, multiple stolen bases by Dally Urr Easterday Hecker Browning, and a Stratton Cook Hocker double. Pitching by Baldwin and Stratton. Time listed as 1 hour 48 minutes.
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Easterday
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Stratton
Cook
Hocker
Scratton
Baldwin
Johnson
Holland
Rain Delays Pittsburgs and Wash ingtons in Postponed Game
Rain disrupted yesterday’s postponed matchup between the Pittsburgs and Wash ingtons. East weather caused traffic suspensions on the B and C lines and P B BR. Indianapolis likely faces delays at Johnstown after leaving New York last night. the teams are expected in town this afternoon for the game.
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Washingtons
P. B. BR
Indianapolis
Johnstown
New York
Shadows win as barber team clash ends in score
A local baseball game in Apollo Pennsylvania features the Shadow nine versus a barber squad. The Shadows win with battery credited to Reill and Kirkland, while Fisher and a teammate held the barbers to a low score. Ed Younkins listed as the contact in the notice.
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Kirkland
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Barbers
Fisher
Geeer
Ed Younkins
Latonia Race Day Favored Winners Reported
Cold wet Latonia program with heavy track surfaces produced favored winners. Avondale won the Sensation stakes in a driving finish over a good gelding, while Ballyhoo and Lillian Lindsay also took races. Tomorrow’s entries list Webster, Festus, Virginina, Maid, Montrose, Liederkrans and others.
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Avondale
Jakie Toms
Holland
Clamor
foriongs—Bally
Oey Mreonge
Ace Flagey
Adele M
Lillian Lindsay
Caldwell
Enders
Fargo
John McGacCullough
Hota Ogsn
Montrose
Tenacity
How to lay a mile and half mile racing tracks
Instructions for constructing a mile and a half mile track with lines and stakes. It details parallel lines, oblongs, circles at ends, and turn elevations. The method uses measurements in yards and feet, with fence references and postings. It notes half mile layouts with parallel lines, stakes, loops, and curves, plus turn elevations.
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Horeeman
Cycle Park Association case continues as 35 defendants face pleadings
The case against the defunct Cycle Park Association remains active. Attorney J D Watson expects the defendants to plead within a set period, requiring all 35 men to appear and state their positions. The firm involved has previously supported several grand building projects and others connected to the matter.
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Cycle Park Association
J. D. Watson
Sekine
Local Foot Race Planned At Cyclors Park
Last night organizers signed articles to run a 100 yard foot race at Cyclors Park on J 1. Competitors planned tosses and practice for Sepembot A and Tyeensas while Sepens wil be race.
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Sepembot
Tyeensas
Sepens
Big Lot of Bunners Entered for the Con Test To-Day
The St. Louis Jockey Club Spring Meeting opens tomorrow with five races on the card and a probable sixth if the second race is split. Weather threatens and the track is heavy from recent rains, but the fields include top horses from the western circuit. Entries and weights list multiple horses across one mile and other stakes, with attention on Sonnets, Bonnie King, Voicie, Long, Redstone, and more as officials anticipate a strong event.
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May Wkiardt
Bonnie King
Jim Nave Shithowle
Voicie
Long &i
Redstone Festeral
Big Brown J Pease
Luke Alexander
Selex
Bri
naif-Teutos
Ourth Tor
Aegh Ponds
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Leides In
Gerdle Ne Lee
Lule
Waite Armstrong
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Pat
Cataline
Uncle Dan
Gusky's Nine Face Kaufmanns In $100 Side Game
Gusky's nine challenge Kaufmanns for a match at a hundred dollars per side. A reply with a deposit to THE DISPaTCH will be promptly considered. Business only meant.
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Kaufmanns
Gusky's
Feather-weight boxer Jimmy Rowan eyes bout in Western Pennsylvania
Jimmy Rowan, formerly of this city and now in Steubenville, visited the office yesterday and expressed willingness to take on any featherweight from Western Pennsylvania in a match.
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Jimmy Rowan
Steubenville
Pennsylvania
Phillies Win Two From Indianapolis Club
Philadelphia report May 1 says the Phillies defeated Indianapolis in two games. The text notes a strong showing by the home team with decisive scoring and a clear lead, though the exact scores and details are obscured in the telegram.
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Indianapolis
Fac
Golden Stars Ball Club Manager Seeks Letter
A letter at the office is for the Golden Stars Ball Club manager. Results include Allegheny Juniors 18 Nonpareila 5 on Decoration Day and Second Ward Hustlers Allegheny 9 Emsworths yesterday. A nine made up of small boys beat the Diamond Market fish men 11 to 9 Thursday.
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Second Ward Hustlers
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Emsworths
Diamond Market Fish Men
Tae Our Boys, Jr
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P. J. Morans
St. Pauls
P. Derrie
Bates Street
Tae Eagles
W. Colfer
Second Avenue
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West
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Fastest of Monitors New Brooklyn Vessel Puritan Plans
Puritan, a great war vessel under construction at the Brooklyn navy yard, will receive a $990000 appropriation. Two engines will yield 3600 indicated horsepower and a speed of Is knots. The ship’s armor reaches 12 inches on the sides and 11 inches on turrets. Main battery includes four 10 inch rifles. secondary has two pounder Hotchkiss guns, two Gatlings, and two 1 pounders.
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Brooklyn Navy Yard
Abe
Ee Ienray
Mean Micrigander and a Cracker Scales Balance Tale
A Detroit News item reports a mean grocer in the upper peninsula who broke a cracker to balance scales while selling crackers at 25 cents for three pounds. The traveling drummer claims the grocer died after falling down stairs. Also noted is a gushing spring at Wolf lake near Muskegon, where a 10 pound weight swung 300 feet on a 50 foot line.
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Detroit News
Upper Peninsula
Illac
Wolf Lake
Muskegon
Doctor Unearths Skeleton in Yard Near Sebewaing
In an odd discovery Dr Hallock of Sebewaing found an almost perfect skeleton of a noble red man while digging for a cellar in his backyard. The bones were not connected to any patient and were not sought after. the find came by chance.
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Detroit News
Hallock
Sebewaing
City Tax Assessments Show Sharp Rise in Business Levy
The Board of Assessors reports a $179,049 business tax across eight wards, up from $134,124 last year, with total estimates near $187,000 for the year. Deductions will occur, many appeals are filed today, and cases like Hartman Steel Co. will be argued next week in Common Pleas No.2. The list names numerous firms across wards with varied assessed amounts, highlighting a broad increase despite liquor-license declines.
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Board of Assessors
Hartman Steel Company
Beaver Falls
Moreland
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