Six Scattering Hits Highlight Chicago Victory
The Chicago team edged Pittsburgh 6 to 1 as Anson and Andrews led with timely hits. Pitcher Baker drew luckless support while Gibson of Washington and Jefferson impressed in his debut, scattering nine hits for Chicago. Anson and Berger starred in defense with key plays and an unearned run pattern defined the game.
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Fittsh'g
BF AE
Chicago
Repa Enday
Carrol, If
Hines, L
Waimot m
Boat
Anson
Berger
Andrews
Rere
Wilson
Lesson Ooose
Okittridge c
Boon
Mittsburg
Milter
Hison
Baker
Ostroll
Gibson
Tatinte
O' Brien
Coone
Balis
Miller
Baxee
Wimet
McDermott
Cleveland Dodgers Past Cincinnati 3-1 in NL Game
Cleveland defeated Cincinnati 3 to 1 as Beattie held the visitors scoreless while Cleveland hitters produced a late rally. Totals and batting lines are given with sparse readable figures from the period box score. Umpire and other play details appear incomplete.
Vickery Shuts Down Boston in Phillies Narrow Win
Philadelphia defeats Boston 2 to 0 behind a stellar mound performance by Vickery as the National Leaguers hold the visitors to five hits. Attendance listed as 1,69. Umpires Zacharias and Powers officiate.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Vickery
Allen
Threesanz Bulliran
Rhe, Vickery
I.m
Zacharias and
Powers
New Yorks Defeat Bridegrooms at Polo Grounds in Rainy Start
The New Yorks of the National League defeated the Bridegrooms at the Polo Grounds with an attendance noted as 5 percent. Score details and player performances are partially legible, mentioning Deany, Hornu Busio, and Brisn among others in a game marked by weather and lineup notes.
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New York
New Yorks
N. L
Polo Grounds
O O'’Brisn
Ucolling
O Boerngr
Foutz
Pinkney
Olen Aeale
Pao
Acs
Twoble Ee Deany
Hornu Busio
Inate
Balisten
Cklev
Ae Dan Ey
Clarke
Local Baseball Gossip and Manager Move to Cincinnati
Local baseball chatter reports the Cincinnati National League team now hosting upcoming games. Manager Hecker and his squad, with Mr. O'Neill, left for Cincinnati. Schmit is slated to pitch for Pittsburg as Hecker’s club faces Rhines. O’Neill plans to seek approval from President Steere for Plicher.
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Cincinnati
Hecker
Mr. O'Neill
Schmit
Pittsburg
Sufi Hecker
Rhines
Vian Adds Decker and Kelty to Cincinnati Team
Team announces Decker joins in Cincinnati boosting the battery. Left fielder Kelty travels with the squad and, if disciplined, may become a top fielder and hitter. Lukoque and Hemp were released yesterday as Neill aims to strengthen the roster for success this season.
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Vian
Decker
Cincinnat
Kelty
Ahd
Lukoque
Hemp
Neill
Baseball Box Score Fragments From Multiple Cities
Readable lines show base hits errors and batteries for teams including Brooklyn Rochester Columbus Toledo and St Louis with scattered scores and association notes. Names McCullough Callihan MccKeogh OConnor Halleren and prague appear in partial lineups amid scattered dates and locations.
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Louisville
Sunmani— Beret
Eamery
Mungan
Wowers
Callihan
MccKeogh
Brooklyn
Rochester
Errors
Roc
Columbus
Toledo
SU Uuany
Halleren
O'Connor
Edo
Prague
Eee
Itsumbus
Tol Rs
Unclear OCR: Bettano and Scottdale mentions
Fragmentary OCR references names Battano teeethiats Blaine Marsh and King with scattered place names Scottdale Bessemer and dates or numbers. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battano
Teeethiats
Blaine
Marsh
King
Scottdale
Bessemer
Unclear Tri State League baseball notes report
Fragmented score and team notes list multiple cities including Akron Wheeling Mansfield and Youngstown. Mentions hits errors batteries and sums of earned runs with scattered figures and player names, but many entries are garbled.
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Seneewee
Youspeeen
Susana — Kase
Youngstown
MecKeesport
Milbee
Yate
City and Cody
Akron
Wheeling
Son Scummant
The London Derby at Epsom
The 3 year old Derby carried 6000 sovereigns for the winner with 8 starters. Sainfoin, owned by Mr Porter's chestnut colt by Borinefield-Sadda, won ahead of Le Nord and Orwell. Surefoot, the favorite, lost heavily with aristocratic backers suffering large losses as Orwell led at the start and held on.
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London
Dr. Porter
Salnfoin
Borinefield-sadda
le Fevre
Sainfoin
Sarefoot
Orwell
Surefoot
Latonia Race Day Results and Tomorrow Entries
Latonia results include Gymonst first Outbound second and Osborne third in the one mile 2 1 2 furlongs race with 1 44. Second race lists Rupertea first Catalpa second and Marchma third with unclear times. Third race shows Philora fret first Caprice second and way yender third with garbled time. Futures show Prianes portunases first Elyton second Climax third in a 1 3 16 mile. Entries for tomorrow add many horses with misread names and numbers across five races including Mile and quarter and Stakes events.
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Ciscrxxatt
Latonia
Gymonst
Osborne
Rupertea
Catalpa
Marchma
Philora Fret
Caprice
Way
Yender
Prianes
Portunases
Elyton
Climax
Finch
Oe Furl Pessara
Ide Pick- Wick
Huenuse
Miver Lake
Laura Fort
Rollin Hawley
Dyer
Bill Letcher
Meee
Riley
Galteage
Good
Marie
Caekerunten
Sorceresa
Jeanette
Marinera
Borealis
Planchett
Maric
Tenax Havre Race Day Summary
Runners listed for today's events include 2:38 trot with purse details and a 2:25 pace. The program notes indicate free-for-all pace trials and a future exhibition mile, citing drivers Fred Arthur and Hessemer among the starters.
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Tenax
Havre
Twist
Constantine
Catherine
Esscee
L. B. Curtia
R. Eivolveldstes Estaaseras
Joe Ballard
Fred Arthur
Hessemer Wure
Senteine
Betsy Brown
Suite Ferend
Adonis
Teemer Defeats Ross in Easy Boat Race
A boat race at Stoxznono, Pennsylvania, drew over 3,000 spectators. John Teemer won decisively over Wallace Ross, finishing seven boat lengths ahead as Teemer was in poor condition and Ross in good form.
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Teemer
Dirpaton
Stoxznono
John Teemer
Wallace Ross
Ross
Teomet
One-Armed Men Meet in Mansfield Foot Race
A one-mile race at Mansfield on June 4 pitted James Hartapee against Alf Hollingsworth for a prize of 0nside. Hartapee won by about ten yards in a time of 6 minutes and 10 seconds.
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Mansfield
James Hartapee
Alf Hollingsworth
Hartapee
Ten Broeck
Louisville
Stuyvesant
Sheepshead Bay
L. L
Jacksons
Sporting Notes. Local pennant chase and varied matches
Mu O N2TUL is hard after the pennant. Umer will run for the Himyar stakes at La tonia telay. The Currys defeated the East End Maroons 7 to CAPTAIN ANON did not take Pitcher Gibson with him last night. The Athletic-Syracuat game was called on rain. Holy Ghost College nine seeks Bree contact. Wrestlers George Henry and Greek George announce a 250 side best three of five match at Scranton June 11. New Haven beat Baltimore in 14 innings, longest game of the year so far. Olympics beat Shadyside Maroons 9 to 0 after umpire disqualification. Mackinaw hats advertised with prices.
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Philadelphia
Anson
Iack
Gibson
Washington and Jefferson College
Chicagos
al Pratt
Baker
Chlagos
Andrews
Feld
Berger
Miller
Alec
Cooney
Ines
Wilson
Porkistion
Umer
Latonia
Telay
William Long
Currys
East End Maroons
Cycle Park
Anon
Athletic-Syracuat
Holy Ghost College
E. Hellly
Holy Ghost Calcones
Focal S. L. Teaa
Melecsport
Gxonge Henry
Greek George
Scranton
New Havens
Baltimore
New Haven
Conn
Soes
Detroit
Ehue
Bell
Olympics
Shadyside Maroons
Maroons
Rear Guard Wins Versus Pittsburg in Light Buffalo Attendance
Buffalo defeats Pittsburg 4 to 2 as stormy conditions marred the game. Staley allowed five hits in the second inning before Maul relieved him, holding Buffalo to three more hits. Kerr pitched well for Pittburg, while Maul and Carney contributed hits for Buffalo. Attendance measured at 412 as both teams played cautiously and the crowd remained engaged.
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Pitaburg
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Jane
Pittsburg
Staley
Maul
Buffalos
Pattethorpe
Kerr
Cleveland Players' League Edges Barstow Heavy Hitters
The Cleveland team lost the game 4 to 1 with Barstow's delivery stifling the lineup. Browning and Twitchell stood out in fielding and batting, while attendance reached 1,100. Sequences note Hyde, Larkin, and Stiller among others contributing as the home squad managed limited offense.
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Cleveland Players' League
Barstow
Browning
Philadelphia Players' Club Edged by Brooklyn in Ninth
The Philadelphia Players' Club loses to Brooklyn after costly errors as Ward's Brooklyn squad overcomes a late deficit to win in the ninth inning. Attendance 1,257. Players' League box scores list Shindle, Ward, Orr, Hallman, and Pickett among others with noted plays and miscues.
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Pui Laperraia
Philadelphia Players’ Club
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Ward
Brookltx
Fae Grifin
Joyce
Shindle
Hallman
Giever
Melver
Li. L
Mollesc’y,m2
Pickett
I/Sunday
Rt Ee
OjSeery
Rene Oe
Cook, Ee
Cu ‘Mpiios i
VanHa'n
HraOkly M
Rooklyn
Shindie
Rte Belvor
Geestaghen
Races Report From Erie and Morris Park Meet
The second day at Erie featured smooth racing with improved scoring. Results at Morris Park list Tenney and Judge Morrow among early winners, with times ranging from 1:13 to 1:44 and several placings across six furlongs to a mile and one eighth.
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Morris Park
Tenney
Ciril Service
Geraldine
Judge Morrow
Montague
Cassini
St. Charles
Hoodlum
Gold Dollar
King Eric
Chaos
Magrare Th
Thee
Lima — Claudine
Home Missionary Society progress report at Sanateca
At the American Home Missionary Society session Vice President Austin Abbott delivered the annual address noting the society averages six Sunday schools three churches three completed church buildings and one self supported church launched weekly On each communion Sunday about 1200 members join the church and the society reports no debt New officers elected for the coming year include President Bee and others with five copies of Mussa cited.
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Sanateca
American Home Missionary Society
Austin Abbott
Society
Bee
Mussa
Declaration of War Over St George's Bay Outrage
Newfoundland newspapers report French actions near Sandy Point where a French marines boat ordered local fishermen’s nets removed under British gunboats. They describe a declared war like breach of British dominion, with a French officer reading a notice and British officers failing to resist. The piece cites imperial rights being violated and calls Britain to respond.
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Halfax
N. S
Newfoundland
Miranda
St. George’s Bay
St. George's Bay
Sandy Point
Great Britain
Newfoundand
Britain
Fortune Arrested After Bar Dispute in New York
New York editor T. Thomas Fortune of the Age was arrested for disorderly conduct after a heated dispute at Trainor's Hotel on Broadway on a hot June afternoon. A crowd gathered as fortune’s bail was posted by Lemuel L. Williams, a local colored capitalist, with a trial set at Jefferson Market tomorrow.
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Repecial
New York
T. Thomas Fortune
The
Age
Organ of the Colored People
Heat Wave Shatters New York June Records
A steamlike New York heat wave climbs to 88 degrees by afternoon, breaking June 4 records since 1871. Officials attribute the surge to a Western storm pushing moist air over the city, with humidity around 77 to 80. Evening brings a thunderstorm and relief.
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New York
New York Weather Bureau
Judge Rules Against State Prohibitory Law in Original Package Case
Judge J. H. West of the U S District Court denied enforcement of the state prohibitory law in an original package case. In a habeas corpus matter, Harry Bren and Abram Harris were released after being arrested for selling intoxicants in original packages, the court finding the state law unconstitutional per the Supreme Court decision led by Chief Justice Fuller.
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Fr. Scorr
J. 8. West
United States District Court
Supreme Court
Fuller
Harry Bren
Abram Harris
West
Fatal Run-Over Death On Elm Grove Motor Line
Katie Busch aged 3 was run over by a train on the Elm Grove motor line at 5 30 this evening and died from fatal injuries.
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Wheeling
Katie Busch
Elm Grove
General Assembly Debates Freedmen and Foreign Missions
The United Presbyterian General Assembly discusses freedmen and international missions. It approves a commission of southern ministers to supervise evangelism, reports strong foreign missions with Mary E Work and Mamie R Martin named as Egypt and India missionaries, and notes Rome’s intrusion on mission borders. Total appropriations reach 110000 with various salary and travel budgets. The assembly plans end tomorrow after sessions in Burrano.
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South
General Assembly
Committee On Foreign Missions
Dr. Dales
Mary E. Work
Mamie R. Martin
Egypt
India
Sarah B. Lansing
Cairo
Edna Morrison
Gulfranwala
Church of
Dia
T. W. Anderson
Elder Spear
First Church
New York City
Anderson
Albany
New York Synod
Barnet
Covenanters in Convention Ponder Constitutional Oath
The Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Church met in New York with about 180 clerical and lay delegates from 125 churches and 12,000 members. They debated modifying the prohibitory statute on federal office, elected D H Coulter as moderator with 80 votes, and discussed union prospects with the United Presbyterians if current rules fail. A report denouncing secret societies was adopted and a committee was named to draft resolutions on the issue.
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New York
Synod of the
Reformed Presbyterian Church
D. H. Coulter
Winchester
Kan
W. J. Johnson
Geneva Seminary
Little Falls
J. C. Smith
Cincinnati
Coulter
Johnson
Smith
BR. J. George
Beaver Falls
Pennsylvania
C. D. Turnbull
Rising Sun
Laws
United Presbyterians
B. M. Sommerville
H. H. George
Heaven
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Holiman’s Mills
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River St. Lowell
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