New York and Pittsburgh Batter Up in One-Sided Game
May 31 report from Brotherhood Park details a lopsided game where Keefe dominated for New York and Tener struggled for Pittsburgh. Gore Ewing and Connor homered as New York exploded with 16 runs while Pittsburgh managed few errors and scattered hits. Attendance reported as 40,491 with 1,245 total runs across the league.
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Stecil Telegram
Dispatch
New York
Brotherhood Park
New Yorks
Pittsburgs
Keefe
Tener
Gore
Ewing
Connor
Mg Ital
Slattery Slattery
Connylso
Robingon
Keefean
Pittsburg
Corcoran
Herk
Richardson
Cincinnati
Boston Players League triumph despite Brouthers absence
The Boston Players League won today with Haddock driving most of the offense as Brouthers was kept off base. Attendance reached 3,553 with notable hits from Galan Murphy Madden Sash Storer and Irwin Richardson contributing two steals and multiple first-base plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mey
Boston Players” League
Brouthers
Bese
Biters Haddock
Boeton
REPAX
Buffalo
Repfae
Chicago Beats Philadelphia In Thrilling 5 4 Game
Chicago Players' League club edged Philadelphia 5 to 4 in a tense contest today at home. Attendance around 4,000. Notable hits included Militant and Pfeffer with two basers, and Comiskey contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Chicago Players’ League
Dererma Bbp
Sbcchicago
Repa E Griffa
Shinde
Hulimen
Outy
Mulvey
Nell
Milligan
Comiskey
I Cross
Pfeffer
Wood
Farrar
Sanirmo
Caldwin
Cun'gham
Toate
Cleveland Edges Brooklyn In Ten To Win Baseball Tilt
Cleveland defeated Brooklyn 3 to 2 in ten innings as Brown Ings drew a base on balls and Larkins delivered a run scoring single. Attendance reported at 1 088 with Ward’s Players League team the opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Brown- Ings Dowrte
Larkto
Ward
Beore
Players' League Standings Near Pennant Meeting
The table presents the standings of the Players' League team elute near the pennant meeting, outlining team positions and performance as the season progresses.
Amateur Athletic Toonies Show at Millvale Opera House
Amateur wrestling and boxing tournament set for June 7 at Millvale Opera House features a roster including Dennis Mar cin, Jerome Marry, Jack Met, William Gimmer, Willism Sten, Dave tood, Nick Fuilsnger, Leonard Moesback, Bilton Jack, and others from East End Twelfth ward Suvcents ward Tenth ward.
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Millvale Opera House
Tye Goutestente
Dennis Marcin
East End
Jerome Marry
Twelfth Ward
Ward
Ken Hrighton
Jack Met
Suvcents
William Gimmer
Tenth Ward
Willism Sten
Dave Tood
Nick Fuilsnger
Leonard Moesback
Bilton Jack
Wheeling Edges McKivesport In Tight Showdown
McKeesport and Wheeling played a close, competitive game with Wheeling pulling out a 7 to 6 victory. Milbee and Jahns led the offense with multiple hits while Armitage and White contributed in the infield. Pitching restricted scoring and the tight duel kept fans engaged throughout.
Baseball Notes Show Broad League Talk And Player Figures
Notes from the season include Bierbauer of the Brooklyns posting a .535 fielding average, Dan Richardson at .944 with eight errors in four games, Mulvey at third with strong fielding, and Surmised income figures for Dunlap. Rivalry chatter cites Kanes City struggles, and Brooklyn and Cincinnati tensions over Duryea. Proceedings discuss Brotherhood prospects, managerial queries, and cross league comparisons in New York exhibitions.
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Bierbauer
Brooklyns
Serap
Chester
Boston ?. L
Mike Keuiy
Dunlap
Dan Richardson
Hornung
New York
IHE
Kanes
Brooklyn
Conselletille
Vaughn
Giants
Ewing
Ward
New Yorks
John
Tener
P. Hator
Chicago
Fim
Iam
Tom Lortts
Pete Duryea
Durres
Lotus
Cincinnati
Various amateur baseball results and notices from Decoration Day
A compilation of disparate game results and notices from amateur teams on Decoration Day. Notable scores include The Coming Players 72 defeating a picked nine 1, The Red Lion Stars over Eagle Blnes, and The Olym 6 to 5 over J. A. Galvins. Local addresses for team managers are listed for responses.
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Ove Bars, JR
Red Lion Stars
Eagle Blnes
Olym
J. A. Galvins
Enterprise Stars
California Stars
Harry Hollors
John A. Welleieets
Letopin Race Day Results Reported
May 5 at Letopin the results list Hopeful won the first race over Sliver King and Castaway. In the second race Longshore took first with Pine Ti finishing second and Gascon third. Multiple misread names appear in the text but the order shows Hopeful and Longshore as winners, with nearby finishers indicated.
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de Nati
Letopin
Sliver King
Castaway
Meron AD Kiisabeth
Pittsburg Defeats Boston Behind Clarkson Pitching
Boston drops 9 to 6 as Pittsburg fields a scrub lineup. Clarkson uses a slow drop ball to overpower Boston, while Pittsburg hit freely and capitalizes on seven innings of aggressive hitting and two Boston errors. In New York, Cincinnati edges the Mets 6 to 4 as Burkett Marr and Summers star with four hits combined.
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Pleteburg
Boston
Ccsce
Ciocinnat
New York
Brooklyn
Chien
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Pittsburg
N. L
John Clarkson
Jones
Bean Eaters
Baker
Clarkson
Pittsburgs
Smith
Wilson
Ganzel
Tucker
Sullivan
McGarr
Brodie
Miller
Bennett
Hochorian
John
OU Cit
McGare
Altendancr
The
Ecore
Prefittsrig
Raa
Tooker
Ders
Ed Rons
Iler
Sereee Ganzel
Mith
Pittsbury
Han
Gistoson
Berger
Biers Wilson
Keat
Clargson
Zacharias
Tiernan
Alseol
Bkockley
Marr
Esterbr'k
Holliday
Clarke
Beard
Burkett
Reilly
Denny
Rusgie
Mullane
Sommers
Keenan
YORK
Jamenigi York
Philadelphia Eases Past Cleveland inopportune hitting errors
The Philadelphia National League club defeated Cleveland this afternoon by timely hitting aided by costly errors on Ardner and Veach. Attendance 2,111. Box scores show Philadelphia 4 Cleveland 3 with notable hits by Mayer and Burke and errors fueling the decisive inning.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Son Pare
Ardner
Veach
Phila
Ricleveland
Olbarin
Thompson
Mayer
Siena
Burke
Oane
Shasley
Fiesta
Alien
Sneck
Linsoln
McAuley
Zimmer
Gierson
MecLermott
Brooklyn Nine Defeats Chicago in Crippled Handoff Battle
The Brooklyns C. L. edged Chicago 7 to 4 in a prettily played contest despite injuries. Barns and another player listed as hospital victims were among 2,062 spectators. Scoring details show key hits by Collins, Cooney, Anson, and Lovett with pitchers Lovett and Coughlin contributing.
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Brooklye
Chicago
Brooklyns C. L
Barns
Bbra E Brookltn
AE Coonewe Dds
Carroll
Colling
Wilmot
Ore Terry
Anson
Foutz
Pinkney
Caruthers
O'Brien
Smith
Coughlin
Daly
Lovett
National League Pennant Contenders Standings Revealed
Nations League standings show clubs' positions in the pennant race with current records and games behind. Details highlight leading teams, midtable clubs, and potential contenders for the championship.
Mondas Entries at Latonin Racecard Notes
Cincinnati May 11 entries listed for Latonin races. First race one mile and 70 yards selling includes Bally hoo Major Tom El Brookful Lucy P Broduke Bonaletta. Second race for 3-year-olds one mile names Little Prince Rogers Crawfish Milldale Hy Dy Outlook Uncle Bob Prince Fonse. Handicap one and one sixteenth miles lists Osborne Romini Benson Netile dotson Fd Hopper Marcha Josie M Gymnast Gunshot Climax Hirth ony Hypocrite Catalpa Laura David. Fourth race merchants stake one and one sheath miles Cecil B Heron Elytion King Regent Brandolette Teuton Hose. Other entries include Mo ra Lisdeny Glockner Toubraland Jeanette Emma Fields Warplot.
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Mondas
Latonin
Cincinnati
Ballyhoo
Major Tom
Brookful
Lucy
Prince Fonse
Osborne Romini Benson
Netile Dotson
Fd Hopper
Marcha
Josie M
Gymnast
Gunshot
Climax
Hirthony We
Brandolette
Teuton Hose
Boongs
Glockner
le Amile
Sell Toubraland
Jeanette
Emma Fields
Warplot
East End Tennis Tournament at Amberson Avenue
The Amberson Avenue Tennis Club held a tournament yesterday on Amber son avenue East End. Eight entries competed with ten in sinion. Doubles were in the morning and the team of G and Marcus Acheson won first prize, earning Slocem rackets. Second prize was flat tennis caps presented by Paulson Bros.
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Amberson Avenue
Harrisburg Claims Lead in Inter-State League Pennant Race
Special Telegram from Harrisburg reports strong crowds in Harrisburg and Altoona as Inter-State League games attract large turnouts. Harrisburg leads after winning three exhibition and three championship games in York and Harrisburg, with York the main rival. The club added Householder Cox and Plannery boosting hopes, while Baxter of Lehigh University begins pitching for Harrisburg next week as the chase tightens.
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Harrisburg
Altoona
York
Mariinburg
Oc Cmony
Householder
Cox
Plannery
Yorks
Players League holds schedule vote in New York
A central board conference in New York attended by executives from eight clubs debated scheduling. The vote favored keeping the current schedule with six clubs endorsing retention, Pittsburg and Buffalo absent. Secretary Browell claimed the matter settled and warned of financial readiness to respond if any club retires.
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PAPO
New York
Players’ League
Pittsburg
Huffalo
Central Board of Directors
E. &. Talcott
FE. A. MecAlpin
John Addison
Chicago
F. H. i Retary
Browell
Tral Board
Eix
Volune
Rotary Brunell
Wire Tappers At Latonia Races Cause Large Pool Losses
Dr Louis reports ten poolroom keepers in the city were cheated by a wire tapping scheme at Latonia races. The last Harold stake race saw Georgetown win at 8 to 1 after delays, with conspirators later caught dividing spoils. Losses mounted to thousands across rooms including Farber and McGrane as investigation begins and arrests loom.
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Dr. Louis
Latonia
Harold Stake
Palestine
St. Louis
Gascon
Allan Bane
Georgetown
Daisy F
Farber
Mcgrane
Repairing the Park at Homewood Aiming for Grand Circuit Bid
Homewood Park undergoes repairs to the grand stand and fences preparing for July races. Gary McCracken attends a June 10 Rochester meeting of driving park leaders to seek Homewood Park’s Grand Circuit sit. Officials hail Decoration Day success as a sign races will regain popularity locally.
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Homewood
Homewood Park
Gary McCracken
Rochester
Association
Morris Park Entries for Monday May 31
Morris Park lists Monday entries with six races. Notable horses and weights include Niagara ifs Singward 122, Konit and Gipsy Queen 117 in the first race. Sweet Hom faterton Fernwoya 115 in the second. Kirkover Brentano Melrowr McGinty Gold or S18 in the third. Sequence colt Blithe 18 and Wood Cotter 18 in the fourth. Revnew Fite James Fordham Salisbury 17 in the fifth. Lad Pulsifer Manola 107 and arrow Pelham 16 in the sixth.
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Morris Park
New York
Niagara Ifs
Singward
Hope
Janma Amendon
Edith
Kirkover
St Brentano
Melrowr
McGinty
Florette
Miss Williams
Parthenia
Cutalong
Maid of the Mist
Mary Stone
Vacation
Martha Washington
Unp
Keary
Wood Cotter
Bertha
Claud __ Warate
Prischin
Saxonette
Sraneeine
Servitor
Judge Gee
Civil Service
Heninge
Fannie
Peterborough
Druidess
Ethelus
Lordiike
Jersey
Pat
Coots
T. Beatiment
Manola
Arrow
Pelham
Royal Garter
Woodburn Im
Lee Christie
Bliss Arably
Artery
Dalsyrian
McKeesport Driving Park to Host July 4 Race Day
The McKeesport Driving Mark Association surveyed May 31 and revealed it is deeply in debt while striving to fund and repair the park and track. A large program of races is planned for July 4 along with the American Mechanics parade spanning five counties at the site.
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McKeestonn
McKeesport
Racra
Amercan Mechanics
Creole Sets Sail for Challenge After Fine Showings
The Creole delivers standout performances as a new tonner, stunning rivals and drawing strong attention for a potential match. Her swift centerboard design and recent form mark her as the vessel to watch in forthcoming clashes.
Pomofico Controversy Over Post Office Game Score
Sporting Editor of the Dispatch reports a contradiction to yesterday's paper on a game between post office clerks and carriers. Carriers won 9 to 1 after an umpire's decision. clerks refused to play after the fifth inning. Letter carriers will play the clerks again for 9. Organize contact H Schaab Carrier P C city.
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Dispatch
Pican
Post Ofice
H. Schaab
Carrier
P. C
City
Reverend a Pinte Wiener Whitson Tide Plate Race Winner
The Manchester race for the Whitson tide plate of 2.70 sovereigns was run today. E. Mlanc's bay colt Heverend won the event.
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Reverend
Pinte Wiener
Manchester
E. Mlanc
Heverend
Sporting Notes and Jottings From Coastal Cities
The column reports Jonnx L. Sullivans reception at the Duquesne Hotel with notable sports figures present. Tommy Warren trains in Lakewood for a 7 000 point straight race billiards match between Jacob Schaefer and McCreery in San Francisco. Fitzsimmons a recent New England middleweight contender is described after a nine round bout, while Jack Ashton Davies and others spark local interest in boxing and rowing plans are hinted at for the summer.
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Jonnx L. Sulltv
Duquesne Hotel
Tommy Warren
T. J. Mack
Lakewood
Dam Eaton
Jacob Schaefer
MccCreery
California
San Francisco
Schaeter
Jake Krisrall
Baltimore
Peneitie
Oy Sicioar
Jimoe
Fitzsimmons
Sullivan
Oeed
Van
McAuliffe
Inter Collegiate Athletics Meet Sets Several Records
The fifteenth annual field meeting of the Tower Collegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America drew about 8000 spectators at Berkeley Oval. J P Harvard broke the 220 yard hurdle record in 0:55. Sherrill and Dohm starred in sprints and middle distance events. Five inter collegiate records fell, with Davis, Lee, Williams, and others posting top marks. A mishap in the bicycle race caused a collision as Davis led. Wade of Yale crashed on the turf amid dramatic tumbles.
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New York
Te Tower Collegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America
Berkeley Oval
J. P. Harvard
Sherrill
Dohm
Lee
Williams
W. B. Curtis
New York Amateur Athletic Club
Yale
Luthers
Carey
Princeton
F. W. Robinson
C.H. She
Harvard
W. H. Wright
Hurdie
H. L. Williams
H. Mapes
Columbia
K. Fleming
K. H. Davis
H. B. Hallock
Amherst
P. W. Davis
Wells
WW. Ellsworth
A. M. White
W. W. Gregg
F. Mellvain
F. A. Borchesting
Pats Hurdie
J. I. Lee
J. H. Williams
G. H. Fearing
Anrd
Tuc of War
B. C. Henman
Columbian
Davis
Clarke
Valenelese
Hallock
Clark
W. Davis
Wade
Innis
Citizen seeks boxing bout with John L in Detroit
L. CYFHER announces plans to challenge John L for a boxing match in Detroit. He asks the Sporting Editor to publish the request in Sunday's issue and notes the bout would replace Joe Lannen as the rival.
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Joe Lannen
John L
L. Cyfher
Weir and Connors to Clash in Buffalo Finish Glove Bout
Articles signed by James Connors Buffalo sparring tutor and Ike Weir Belfast Spider set a finish glove contest for two rounds before the Arlington Club near Buffalo May 11. Connors to begin training here.
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Buffalo
James Connors
Buffalo Athletic Club
Ike Weir
Belfast
Arlington Club
Cnly & Connors
Atlantic Association club standings snapshot
The record lists teams such as New Haven, Washington, Worcester, Jersey City, Baltimore, Hartford, Newark and Wilmington with their win loss records and percentages. It shows a compact league table style likely from a 1920s or 1930s newspaper page with abbreviated figures and scattered OCR quirks.
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Atlantic Association
W.L. Pe
New Haven
Washington
Worcester
Jersey City
Baltimore
Hartford
Newark
Wilmington
Voter access in Twenty-ninth ward primary sparks feud
Reports from Alderman F.C. Beinhauer's circle describe a chaotic Twenty-ninth ward primary where election officers denied votes to Citizens' movement supporters and rival Republicans. John Langenbacher claimed forty failed ballot attempts as inspectors cited party eligibility. Protesters, including lifelong Republicans, challenged poll silence while a Hoffman defending official actions argued party balance justified exclusion. Delegates from Maryland, Wainwright, and Lloyd were kept from ballots.
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F.C. Beinhauer
Twenty-ninth
Twenty-ninth Ward
John Langenbacher
Beinhauer
Bower
Reinhauer
Citizens’ Movement
George Hoffman
Department of Charities
Carson Street
Hoffman
Anti- Reinhauer Party
Citizens
Peerneys
Brick Thrown At Drayman Inflicts Severe Wound
Frederick Lauer of Lauer Bros Brewing Co was returning from the Driving Park with his family when a wagon with a band caused a fright. A brick from a band member struck him on the head, opening a severe scalp wound and cracking the skull. He reported the incident to police yesterday.
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Frederick Lauer
Lauer Bros
Ansalians
Lauer Bros.’ Brewing Company
Southside
Laner
First Regiment to Chicago June 15 with U A M Band
The Executive Committee of the First Regiment United American Mechanica voted that about 100 uniformed members will travel to Chicago on June 15 accompanied by the U A M Band. A regiment meeting is planned for next Saturday evening at Union Veteran Hall. The unit plans to establish headquarters at Grand Pacific.
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Uniformed Rank
United American Mechanica
Chicago
Union Veteran
Hall
Esbe Ce
Grand Pacific O
It Did Not Pay for German Publishing Venture
The German Workingmen's Publishing Company faced difficulties with its journalistic effort as Cotton and Holman prepared documents for a voluntary judgment against L. Blstimer. The firm published the Arbeiter Zeitung.
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Messrs. Cotton & Holman
L. Blstimer
Arbeiter Zeitung
Balfour Land Bill Attacked Over Coercion and Costs
The Irish party in America denounces Balfour's land purchase bill as insufficient and dishonest. It argues for tenant protections, exempting improvements from rent, limiting non resident grazing holdings, and cites potential waste and favoritism in public subsidies. It warns coercion hinders free contracts and pledges to fight the measure in Parliament.
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New York
North American Review
Balfour
America
Connaught
Munster
Leinster
Combeen
Irishtown
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