Old Jim Galvin Tops Pittsburg Victory in National League Play
Old Jim Galvin pitched effectively as Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 7 to 3. The crowd praised Hanlon and Corcoran for standout defense and timely steals, while Chicago’s poor team play and King’s shaky pitching undercut their effort in the day’s National League action. Brooklyn fell to Boston 4 to 2 despite strong work from Daley on the mound. Attendance ran high across venues, with Cincinnati and Philadelphia posting notable scores in distinct games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicagos
King
Anson
Toney
Tommy Ninn
Vegies
Mg ‘Ne
Pittsburgs
Tommy Corcoran
Quins
Phila
RBP
New York
Hamilton
O/Tiernan
Hurke
C Ginsecock
Myers
Horn'ne
Thompson
Ottarke
Ene Ee
OjKurkett
Mayer
McCauley
Buckler
Alien
Philadelphia
Philadelphis
Denny
Burkett
B .Gurke
Hamillton
Ag Dooble
Alan, Myers
Lecd Utey
Kateee le Buckley
Rush
Thomp Allen
Rosie
Secbsrine
Powers
Brooklyn
Boston
Brooxlys
Boston N. L
Brooklye
Repa E
Bostow
Ponovan
Finkney
ijHennett
Fee
Bushong
Sbibols
Towls
Totels
McGarr
Smith
Balla
Heston
pols—Busbong
W. L. Pe
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Ziana
Pittsburg
Reds Fall To Pittsburg On Wet Ground Pitching
Under a leaden sky at Pittsburg, Gray pitched for Cincinnati while Rhines and Berger led Reds hits. Decker was faced by Knight in a rough first, Holliday and Reilly singled, and Sunday stole home in the fifth but Cincinnati managed only two runs. Gray struggled for control as Pittsburgh’s defense sparkled with a one handed stop and strong throws, while 422 attended the soggy game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Creomwatt
Reds
Pittsburg
Knight
Decker
Gray
Raines
McPhee
Beard
Holliday
Berger
Reilly
Marr
Thies
Kendsy
Roat
Knight's Ie
Rochester Athletics Records and Scores Note
Fragmented OCR notes list Rochester athletic results and associations with multiple team names and locations such as New York, Brooklyn, and Louisville. Missing details hinder full event context, but references to hits, errors, and yearbook style entries suggest a summary of scorekeeping and standings across teams.
President Phelps Bulletin Lists Club Psy Rolls Changes
President Phelps issues nineteenth bulletin detailing recent psy roll changes across Association clubs with signatories from St Louis Columbus and Brooklyn. Scheduled games cover National League and Players League matchups including Pittsburg vs Cincinnati New York vs Philadelphia Boston vs Brooklyn and Cleveland vs Buffalo among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
P. L
Onlengo
P.L
Ciscinonti
N. L
Pittsberg
Philadelphia
New York
N.1
Boston
MOS
Phila
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Chicagoo
Buffalo
Louis
Phelps
St Louis
J. Davis
J. B. Mongan
Columbus
J. II
Ryractea
Tim T. O'Rourke
Eons O'Rourke
James E. “Waltney
J. Mattimore
Pene Oy
A Louia
BL Kane
Frank Pee
A. J. Keenan
D. H. Bion
Booekiye
Oes Leander A
Bott
NaTicsan LeaGte
Cincinnati
Playters' League
Chicago
Association
Rochester
Va. Athletics
Toledo
St. Louia
Louisville
McKeesport Beats AkrouS in Uneventful Game
McKeesport defeated Akrous easily in a dull matchup. Box scores show sparse offense and few notable plays with minor contributions from Baker, Motz, and Seamon. Umpire Green oversaw the contest in Wheeling as teams exchange baserunners and errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spike
Hobtoshi
Motz
Baker
McKeesport
Teeterson
Baker, Miller
van Doimlel
Bruck Cron
Horen
Alton
Lancer
Pike
Green
Races at Morris Park Show Wide Results
Turf events at Morris Park feature numerous finishes across six races. Notable winners include Lord Dalmeny in the six furlongs and Tenn Take in the mile, with detailed times and placements for each event and horses such as Vosburg, Eleve, and Capri among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Park
Mcenris Park
Rheingold
Kilruethira
Lord Dalmeny
Rhona
Vosburg
Eleve
Tenn
Cassius
Sirene
Ten Booker
Philthir
Bonazue
Bethesd
Campbell
Monterey Strathmeath
Prolemy
Lima
Claudine
Hasbrook
Padisha
Forewood
Devotee Lorso
Chieftain
Ae Homas
Kings Own
Burlington
Jersey
Pat
Chaos
Pe Barnes
Ae Davy Woodruff
Helle Kennedy
Roundsman
Louisa
Bowery
Cores
Salisbury
Arab
Pal
Moonstone
Evan Evangeline
Monres
Rose
Iago
Races Report from St Louis Track Meet
Today's races list results for multiple events. Winners include Castaway in the mile, Tenacity and Monte Rosa in various distances, with times and placement notes for each heat. Additional entries and horse names appear with numbers and positions across the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Jane
Castaway
Harry Gienn
Khaftan
Tenacity
Rhody Pringle
Monte Rosa
Auarter Milee
Cecil Fines
Oe Igee Miles
Marie K
Julia Mages
the Bishop
Warren Races Begin To-Day Meeting Opens With 100 Entries
Special Telegram to the Dispatch says Warren meets start to day with about 100 horses entered across classes. H. J. Wheeler of Toledo will be the sessional starter. The event runs for four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Wanrrer
Jone
H. J. Wheeler
Toledo
Bloody Prize Fight Ends When Police Stop Bout
In Omaha area Tim O Hearn of Chicago fights Barney Taylor of South Omaha in a brutal sixteenth round contest. Both boxers suffer severe injuries with Taylor badly cut and blinded by blood as Chief Maloney intervenes to halt the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owawa
Neb
Tim O'Hern
Chicago
Barney Taylor
South Omaha
O'Hern
Taylor
O’hern
Hern
Ae A
Ana
Police Malonel
Moveable Dam Proposal Gains Chamber Backing in Pittsburg
The Chamber of Commerce adopted resolutions opposing a fixed dam on the Allegheny river near Herr's Island and urged Congress to consider a movable dam. Engineer Arras said moving the dam could prevent flooding and health hazards, with negotiations ongoing for quick action pending high water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Allegheny River
Herr's Island
John Dravo
Committee On
Lindsey
Pittaburg
Dravo
House
Senate
T. P. Roberts
Wurnras
United States
Pittsby
Ae Poe
Lae
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Eshets
Milla
Allegheny City
Pneesy
Davis Island
William E. Merrill
Corps of Engineers
Merr's Island
J. W. Arras
Arras
Rail Agents Split Over Northwestern Rates At Niagara Falls
Pittsburg railroad agents at Niagara Falls debated rail and lake rates and referred the reduction issue to the Central Traffic Association in Chicago. They noted Buffalo steamship lines carrying higher rates and eyed business from Duluth and the Northwest, while eastern lines resisted cuts without broader Midwest agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Youngstown
Niagara Falls
Central Trafic Association
Chicago
Duluth
Northwest
Cleveland
Yorgatown
A Lady Law Student Passes Preliminary Exam
Florence Cook led eight male examinees in a preliminary law exam held last evening at W B Rodgers office on Diamond Street. She answered questions with ease and rapidity, signaling strength as a potential future bar candidate in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Rodgers
Florence Cook
McAuliffe Heads to England for Slavin Bout
Special telegram reports New York heavyweight Joe McAuliffe and backer Billy Madden sail on the steamship Wisconsin to sign articles in Sporting Life for a fight with Australian champion Frank Slavin. Madden will get 500 dollars for expenses, purse details await agreement, and McAuliffe will train at Lord Lancs estate before the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joe McAuliffe
Billy Madden
England
Wisconsin
McAuliffe
Europe
Sporting Life
Frank Slavin
Maddon
Oes
Alteases
A.lves Washington Theater
Lord Lance
Notable Visitors Pass Through Pittsburgh Highs and Hopes
B Ossady Huntingdon lawyer and politician visited the city to oversee Huntingdon Car Works interests and checked in at the Monongahela House. A McKenzie, major North Dakota landowner, stayed at the Duquesne and eyes mining and politics in the New State. H M Hemp, an Australian sheep raiser, heads to Texas to launch a large ranch. Captain and Mrs W P Herbert depart on the limited for a Western tour via river and Pike's Peak returning through St Paul. Mrs G W G Ferris leaves today for California via Union Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Ossady
Huntingdon
Monongahela House
A. McKenzie
North Dakota
Duquesne
Huna
H. M. Hemp
Pittsburg
Texas
W. P. Herbert
Limited
River
Pike's Peak
St. Paul
G. W. G. Ferris
California
Union Pacific
Noted trainer shoots man after family fight in Lexixeron
In Lexixeron Kr at 10 30 this morning Owen Bradley a famed horse trainer shot and mortally wounded Price Jenkins following a clash with Bradley s brother last night The shooter fled the scene leaving Jenkins fatally wounded as police launch an inquiry into the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexixeron, Kr
Owen Bradley
Price Jenkins
Jenkins
Bradley
Owen
Foot Race at Cycle Park Event Details
Foot Race at Cycle Park features Bud Stahl of Pittsburg and J R Pitcairn of Allegheny in a 440 yard sprint with Stahl winning by a narrow margin. Betting and local club notices mix with sport updates and ads about suits priced at eight dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cycle Park
Bud Stahl
Pittsburg
J. R. Pitcairn
Allegheny
Ee Se
Stahl
Warrants Issued for Several Alleged Assaults in Allegheny
Magistrate Gripp issued warrants for the arrest of John Boltincer James Hamilton William Cornelius and Isaac Gilder on charges of brutal assaulting no man on Second avenue Saturday night Ballin r was arrested and police pursue the others. The Allegheny Water Committee awarded a 25000 fuel contract to Allegheny Heating Co for pumping stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gripp
John Boltincer
James Hamilton
William, Cornelius
Isaac Gilder
Second Avenue
Ballin R
Allegheny Water Committee
Allegheny Heating Company
Atkinson
East Diamond Street
Allegheny
Wills
Allegheny Committee
William France
Ben
Madison Avenue
C. Burke
American Board of Manufacturers
New York
James Lappan
A. T. Douthett
Citizens’ Traction Company
East Liberty
Pennsylvania Company
William Crozer
Charles White
William Vadler
Yestery
Ladies' Summer Wear Shown at Jos. Horne & Co.
An advertisement notes offerings from Jos. Horne & Co. Penn Avenue Stores including ladies' summer cuts in wash goods and silks, white suits from $3.50, ladies wrappers from $1.25, and new first floor suit department displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Missing preacher prompts police search at Mt. Washington
The wife of Rev C A Young of 218 Virginia Avenue Mt Washington sought police help after he vanished Saturday evening en route to De Haven station to preach. He is 31 years old, 6 foot 7, English, with blue eyes and brown hair, last seen to wear a Prince Albert coat and carry a satchel with sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Young
Virginis Avenue
Mt. Washington
Central Station
Mr. Young
de Haven Station
Pittsburg and Wester
de Haven
Young
Washington
Prince Albert
Street Works Employ Thousands As City Paves and Bridges
About 5,000 workers are paid roughly 17 000 daily as contractors advance major street work on Frankstown Penn Center Elsworth Forbes and Highland avenues. The Wilmot street iron bridge rises five feet and draws praise while paving sewers proceed on Rebecca Street and Aiken avenues. Contractor S Watters claims 1 974 extra due to a changed route and soil conditions increased costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankstown
Penn
Center
Elsworth
Forbes
Highland Avenues
Wilmot Street
Rebecca Street
Aiken Avenues
S. Watters
Tan
Highland Avenue
Smithfield Street
Allegheny Street Railroad Committee Defeats Pleasant Valley Ordinance
The committee defeated the Pleasant Valley Company track ordinance from Jackson and Fremont to Pennsylvania Avenue and Irwin. The Troy Hill Company ordinance was amended and the route moved via Forest, Hamilton, Gardner to Troy Hill road. A new committee meeting was set for Thursday to reconsider the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Street Railroad Committee
Perry Street
Troy Hill Company
Forest Street
Hamilton and
Gardner Streets
Troy Hill Road
Coun
Pleasant Valley Company
Jackson and
Fremont Streets
Pennsylvania Avenue
Irwin
Hax
Allegheny City Committee Sets Organist Salary and Appointments
The Allegheny City Property Committee fixed Mr. Wales’s salary at 91.40 per year and appointed John Askey to guard Carnegie Hall. A sub committee will review Killbrick Island property. The heating company warned of higher city building costs. An invitation to attend the fire department’s annual event on Thursday the 19th was accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny City Property Committee
Wales
John Askey
Carnegie Hall
Killbrick Island
Allegheny Heating Company
George E. Harrison
Chicago
Langsboro Potts
Fire Department
The Original Annie Rooney Arrested at Grant Street Speakeasy
Three speakeasy proprietors were arrested and taken to Central station after warrants for keeping a disorderly house. The group includes Thomas Collins of Thirteenth Street Michael Denning and Frank Gatta Fanina of Grant Street No 7. One raid yielded five more detainees and a total of 800 dollars in fines anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Street
Central Station
McAleese
Thomas Collins
Michael Denning
Fourteenth Street
Frank Gattna Fanina
Wao Precananon Taaauke Wentha
Annie Reoney
Braddock Blasphemy Charge Tails Through Court
Agent F OBrien of the Humane Society faces Alderman Richards in Braddock over a blasphemy charge after an on street exchange where he swore following a taunt. OBrien plans to plead guilty and pay the fine plus costs. Funeral details given for William Dengle with local fraternal memberships and assembly plans for his burial. Select Knights Band to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O’brien
The
Humane Society
Alderman Richards
Braddock
O'Brien
Eet O'Brien
J. B. Carey
William Dengle
Isla
Penn Avenue
U. W., Washington Infantry
I. O. Heptasophs
C. V. Lewis
Select Knights
Drcas
Wife Accuses Martin Baine of Assault and Threats
Mrs Baine reports Martin Baine assaulted her and threatened the family with an ax after returning home on Laurel street. He was jailed for an assault and battery as investigators pursue the case. A newborn baby left in an unfinished house near Darrah and Terrace streets was found last night wrapped in a blanket and cared for by matron Mrs Macrtoberts at the Fourteenth ward station house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Baine
Laurel Street
Martin
Darrah and
Terrace Streets
Macrtoberts
Fourteenth Ward
State Medical Society Convention Opens Today
The convention of the State Medical Society begins today as doctors arrive from across the region. Dr. Pepper of the University of Pennsylvania visits in the morning, while Dr. Murdoch, the society president, notes only women may attend the Bijou Theater session tonight. Lectures on Hygiene and Medicine are on the agenda, with a reception at the Monongahela tomorrow. Numerous physicians, including Brenton, Yates, Whitcomb, Robins, Earney, Lytia, Detweiler, and Wakefeld, are registered at local hotels, and Dr. Lee, president of the State Board of Health, is expected this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Medical Society
Dr. Pepper
University of Pennsylvania
Murdoch
Monongahela
Brenton and
Yates
Duquesne
Monela House
Harry Whitcomb
Norristown
H. W. Robins
Brownsville
C. RK. Earney
Ridgway
Anderson
J. Lytia
Nillipebares BH
Detweiler
Williamsport
John G. Allen
A. Hibler
Bellefonte
L. F. Flick
Seventh Avenue
J. Stuckey
Portage
E. H. Coover
Harrisburg
A. N. Wakefeld
Jotinatown
Dr. Lee
State Board of Health
Mistaken Identity Lands Crayon in Jail as Leishman Detained
Michael Crayon of the South Ride vanishes after a disorderly conduct sentence. A mix up leads to Christian B. Leishman being jailed in Crayon's name while Crayon appears to be moved elsewhere. Crayon's family and authorities race to locate him and resolve the error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Crayon
South Ride
Macistrate Succop
Christian B. Leishman
Leishman
Twenty Eighth Ward
Quay Seen as Master in Senator Selection Race
New Castle politician T. W. Phillips argues Quay holds decisive power in the nomination battle. He says Quay controls Stone and Davies delegates and possibly Allegheny county votes, could name the nominee, and questions whether that candidate could win. Phillips doubts Delamater could be elected despite apparent backing for other rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duquesne
T. W. Phillips
New Castle
Delamater
Quay
Davies
Allegheny County
Montooth
Hastings
Stowe
Osborne
Phillips
Standard Oll Company
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Silver King
Mr. O'Neill
Ohio
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Pitteborg
Hrook
Frances Wnbio
Loeeenee
Jim Galvin
Ned Hanlon
Corcoran
Carell
Beckley
Story OF
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Kuehne
Tom
Robinson
Quinn
Gallin
Pieffer
Mit
Wisner
Oncemanon
Pieburg
Caicago
Pitesburg
Hanson
Guimn
Eran
Doty
Fielde
Boyle
Pittebure
Fields
Royle
Wuplees
Aobert
Broonlyn
Janes
Young Daley
Eastern Park
Brooklyn P. L
Kelly
Bostonians
Ee Sr Boston
Rdpfasb
Joyce
Rand
Gioikinaramei
Stoves
Nash
Brouthersi
Iirwin
Brockiyn
Esrned
Ward
Bee Eying
Daley
Picched
Befreon
Werhing
Linley
Buftfalo
Hoy
Giathews
Irvin
Ebrowning
Larkin
Ios
McAleer
Jiil
Krock
Bo Cleveland
Purcapetra
John Ewing
New York Brotherhood Club
Grifin
Vaughn, c
Connor
Koel
Tomle
York
Griffin
Farrer
O'Bearke
Mulver
Iraen Sasree
Shannon
Banes
Lee
Pickett
Farrar
GriAn
Knell
Koight
Cincr’'Natl
ASB Pittsr’g. EE
O Decker
Isanday
Harngin
Hon
Haat Kang Wee
Dante Curane
Osher
Wen
Dermott
Clark
Burke
Batlaries
Bart and
MeoGuire
Becmmant
Green and Robinson
Athletica
Reese
Association Record
L.aaagad
Loulevie
Lomi
Columbes
Beooklyn
W. L. Fe
President
Phelps’ Bulletin
McKeesport Revenges
Akrovus
Rcores
Fernciaal
Apmale Wisp
McKerstorr
Junes
Akrous
Wheeling
Wrr
Rocnesten
Jove
Philadelphia Athletic
Rochester Amery Toole
Tustice
Coy
Kewn” Yenoit
Windsor Beach
Hocksey
Little Crate of Bred
Ie Frank D
National Ag Elantee
Sank Moody
Bramble Lamar
Rogers
Camilla
Joe Daisy Fi
Mike Watson
Carnegie
Congress
Northwestern
Sporting Notes
Staley
Haldwin
McClelland
Nikirk
Tan Akrons
Central
Duckey Hemp
Terre Haute
Sohee
Nam McGinn
Bridgeville
Anated Street Stara
Claira
Joe Derteche
Fox Street
Blarney
P.C.C.C
Cor. Grant and
Diamond Streets
Court House
Pleasant Valley
Causa
Woman's Indian Association
Stockton Avenue
Mary
Bomenets
McDermott
Charles Grease
D, Lutz & Sam
Vsa Telephone
India
Conta
Boaas & Buzl
Annie Rooney
Pinte Ginas
Thomson-Houston Electric Light Company
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Dean
Anti-Cruelty Society
Matthias Bollenburg
En.oyed
National Tube Works
Boilenburgan
Drenk
Prrrentna
United States Signal Service
le Tzhod
Browneville
Fr. M. Rgantown
Areer
Mr. Phillips
Tutt
Chas. F. Geer
Norwich
Conn
Murray ST. N.Y. Trssa
van Hourens
OLD
Joseph Fleming & Son
Rogers’ Royal
the Peoples Store
Eve
Campbell & Dick
Pittsburg Bridge CO
IN Iron and Steel
Thirty-Eighth Street
Lodge
Massachusetts
Secretary of the Treasury
Cunard Steamship Company
Newark
Shorr
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Drsgoods
New Youk
Thite Star Line
FUER
Queenstown
Liverpool
Royal
United States Mail
Teutonic
Britannic
Britannle
Tharrack
West Penta
Britain
John J. Mooo
Broadway
Glasgow
Belfast
Dublin
Londonderry
London
el Stateroom
Pier
North River
Servia
Bothnia
Gallia
Cumbria
Rin
Aurania
Bowling Green
Vernon H. Re & Co
J.J. McCormick
Allan Line
Ena A 5
Canon At
Et Londonderry
Galway
Eserhen
Smithfield St
A. D. Scorer
Mhd
Rrs
American Line
Bri
Ireland
General En Warner vGnitadelphare
J. J. Maco
Tour Avenue
USS
Hamburg-American Packetco
Southampton
Hamburg
Paris
General Passenger Packet Co
Richard &Co
Louis Moeser
Gay Smithfeld
Liberty ST
Star Corner
Wood St
Myeernr
B. J
JAS. Mneil & Bro
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