No Pie This Time The Babies Beat The Giants
Ed Morris will try to puzzle the Bos tons today in baseball news of the day. Yesterday’s games featured the Bostons at Pittsburg and other National League matchups with the New Yorks at Cleveland and Washingtons at Indianapolis.
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Ed Morris
Bostons
Pittsburgs
Indianapolis
Washingtons
Pruladelphias
Chicagos
National League
Pittsburg
New Yorks
Cleveland
Philadelphias
Chicago
Americas Association
Baltimores
Brooklyn
Columbus
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Louisville
Kansas Citys
Cincinnati
International League
Torontos
Hamilton
Detroits
Rochester
Londons
Buffalo
Toledos
Syracuse
Beantown Boston Beats Pittsburg in Rough Exhibition
At Recreation Park yesterday Pittsburg visitors defeated the home club led by Staley. Tom Brown and Clarkson starred for the visitors while home hopes rested on Carroll Beckley and Hanlon. Brown hit a landmark homer and the game featured costly home errors and timely Pittsburg miscues leading to a Boston victory.
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Michael Kelly
Recreation Park
Micheel
B Wen
Beaver
Nir
yaDaehiaaon Boo
Nash
Clarkson
Beckley
Jake
Big Tan
Bennett
Hanlon
Maul
Carroll
Mal
Beckleton
Fon
Tom Brown
Ron
Brown
Kelly
Brown Belere
Maui
Johnston Tohardson
Aso
Chicagos Edge Phillies In Turbulent Philadelphia Affair
The Chicagos started strong with four early runs due to Buffinton’s pitching woes, but the Phillies rallied amid errors and wild pitches. Scoring featured multiple hits and miscues, with Curry’s decisions drawing audience disdain as the game wore on.
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Chcaco
Jone
Chicagos
Buffinton
Phillies
Esa Bit
Curry
Cleveland Tops New Yorks in First Home Eastern Club Game
In Cleveland on June 19 the home club defeated the New Yorks 4 to 2 as McAleer starred in center and did well at short, making tough plays. O'Brien was steady and puzzling at the plate, while Stricker led Cleveland with a two-run effort. The game lasted two hours and ten minutes with umpire McQuald calling balls and strikes.
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Cleveland
Clevelands
Baes
New Yorks
McAleer
O’brien
Hoosiers Beat Senators In Indianapolis Bats Ample
The Hoosiers defeated the Senators 8 to 4 in Indianapolis. Glasscock led the bats and fielding while Boyle pitched effectively for the winners. Haddock worked for Washington with notable outfielding errors on both sides and a late miscue by McGeachy.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Haddock
Boyle
Glasscock
Morris Today Be Will Face the Bostons Carroll Makes
Morris faces the Bostons if weather permits with Carroll catching as usual. The Bostons’ battery is Mad Don and Ganzel while other players remain as yesterday. Carroll complains of vulgar crowd remarks and asks to be exempt from catching during bad conditions, urging better conduct from spectators.
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Morris
Bostons
Carroll
Maddon
Ganzel
Dan
Staley
Staley Troubled in Inning Struggles as Boston Hitters Rally
Manager Philips notes Staley’s recurring issues in the first and third innings, predicting Boston’s scoring if he had avoided those sights. Clarkson’s return to his rising ball marks a change from last season, with performance currently distinct from prior.
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Philips
Staley
Bostons
Clarkson
Athletics Shut Out Columbus in Pitching and Fielding
Philadelphia June 19 The Athletics defeated Columbus easily as Seward excelled in pitching and fielding held the visitors to no runs. Mays started and was wild, Widner finished strong. Final score Athletics 2 Columbus 0 with strong work by Orr Fennelly and others.
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Philadelphia
Columbus
Seward
Athletics
Mays
Widner
Saere
Orr
Fennelly
Rhin
Em Ward
Widner Eee
Hobimeon
O'Conner
Umpine
Tiatney
Caruthers Dominates as Brooklyn Beats Baltimore
In New York on June 11, Caruthers delivered a magnificent pitching performance for Brooklyn against Baltimore. Foutz and Collins starred at the plate while Shindie and Griffin anchored the defense. Brooklyn secured the win amid fielding miscues by Baltimore.
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New York
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Caruthers
Foutz
Collins
Shindie
Griffin
Brooklyns
Baltimores
Boas Wits
Ores
Fareed Rons
Hrooks
Poull
Baseball Box Score Note
First base on balls by Caruthers two by Ell six hit by pitched ball Tucker. Struck out by Caruthers four by Milroy six. Lid pitches Kilroy one. Card time of game two hours. Umpire Goldsmith.
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Bowens
Hanton
Kuehne
Pitteburgs
Hanlen
Deni
Johnston
Kelly
Hichardseon
Plsbia
Olias Beckley
plicker—Quinn
Brown
Quinn
Bennett
Clark
Pittsburgs
Bostons
Fessenden
Philadelphias
Dutly
Ents
Farrar
Thompson
Hallman
Anson
Burns
Flint
Hutchinson
Ptiefler
Ines
Sehriver
Clevela
New Yorke
Stricker
Clevelands
Dhes
Radford
Zimmer
Hitse
Tiernan
Fautz
Ward
Richardson
New Yorks
Trevelanan
O' Itrien
Keefe
MrcQuald
McGeachy
Indianapolis
Peice
Nikios Denny Buckies
Buckley
Bassett
Wise
LE Haddock
Caruthers
Ell
Tucker
Milroy
Lid Plitches
Kilroy
Goldsmith
McKeesport Drops First Home Defeat to Louisville
The McKeesport Baseball Club lost at home to Louisville 6 to 3 in front of about 2,000 spectators. Pete Browning starred for Louisville with a home run and strong hitting, while Gilliland was tagged for several runs. Hartman made a notable left field catch and Gilliland delivered a one handed catch in the box.
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Louisvilles
McKeesport
Dirpatcch
MacKeesport
Louisville
Pete Browning
Provins
Gilliland
Ehret
Hartman
Quinn
International League Baseball Notes From Buffalo Rochester and Hamilton
In Buffalo the Buffaloes and Syracuse show limited scoring with 2 to 7 and 1 to 3 losses. Rochester and Detroiia mix scores as Detroiia edges 5 to 0. Hamilton game postponed. Wheelings top Hamilton 14 to 0 with multiple errors. Attendance noted. umpire details and a disputed Canton foul home run end with a lengthy wrangle.
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Buffalo
Buffaloes
Copescresvesaed
Syracuse— Sypacubes
Hamilton
Hamiltons
Zee Base Hills
Wheelings
Plsiteries
Siiler Eee Tenn
Fenins
Wheelinger
Lauser
The
Mansfields
Springfields
Baer Hit
Latrobe Defeats Prospects in Benefit Baseball Game
Latrobe beat the Prospects of Johnstown 2 to 0 in a benefit game for Johnstown sufferers. Ward pitched well despite five singles. Hess aided by a nine hit showing against him. Prospects batters Keyser and Macon formed the battery. Showalter, Bair, Hess, and George Bair each had multiple singles.
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Hess
George Bair
Oe Eens
Marberger
Graven
Casey
Latrobe
Latra
Prospecta
Dose Teatro Prospects
Otard
Keyser
Balle- DE Ward
Keystones of Pittsburg Triumph Over Scottdale Team
In Scortpae Pennsylvania the Keystones of Pittsburg, colored champions, easily defeated the home team Scottdale with a decisive win. The Pittsburg squad dominated play and secured victory in this matchup, reflecting their strong performance this season.
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Scortpae
Jane K
Keystones
Pittsburg
Scoteaak
Scottdale
Keretones
Doble to Take Charge of Guy and Clingstone
Special telegram reports Bud Doble the Chicago trainer will take charge of the famed trotting pair Guy and Clingstone. After meetings with W. J. Gordon and a plan to drive Guy toward Maud S. speed records, Doble may also race Clingstone May apply if performance holds. Millard Sanders currently trains the horses and notes improved speed and gentleness. If the transfer completes, Bander will leave Gordon Glens to head his own stable.
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Cleveland
Budd Doble
Chicago
Stillman
Detroit
Glenville
W. J. Gordon
Guy
Clingstone
Mr. Doble
Maud S
Demon
Millard Sanders
Gay
Doble
Bander
Gordon
Yacht Race Near Queenstown Ends After Long Beating
June 19 report from Queenstown describes a yacht race that started yesterday and finished around 6 this morning. The Valkyrie lay becalmed for an hour near the winning station while the Vreda pursued from behind, with both boats ending near the quay as they anchored.
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Quueenstows
Valkyrie
Achors
Death by own action found in Allegheny River
The body found in the Allegheny River is identified as William Handlon, about 45, formerly of Huser Howe Co. mill for 21 years. An inquest returned a verdict of death by own action. Handlon, a member of the American Protestant Association and a prominent Orangeman, was buried in Allegheny Cemetery.
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Allegheny River
William Handlon
Handlon
Huser, Howe & Co
Hesia
Freeport
Ee Street
Ita
Allegheny Cemetery
Handlen
American Protestant Association
Knights of Pythias
Governor's Arrival At Union Station Averts Crowd
A small crowd gathered at Union Depot last night hoping to see Governor Beaver alight from an Eastern train. Rumors spread that he and a party had left Johnstown for Pittsburgh, but it was learned the Governor departed Johnstown earlier in a private train for Harrisburg.
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Union Station
Union Depot
Beaver
Tlemen
Johnstown
Pittsburg
Harrisburg
Workman Falls From Rail Barge Into River
Michael Collins a laborer at Edgar Thomson Steel Works fell from a rail barge while loading rails at 10 yesterday morning. He was recovered at 12 80 in the afternoon and brought to his brother Thomas Collins at Rankins. An inquest returned a verdict of dental drowning. Collins was of age and single.
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Michael Collins
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Thomas Collins
Rankins
Colles
Hanover Sets New Record in Five and Half Fur Longs
The meeting highlights numerous races across English turf with Hanover leading in a 1:06 2-5 mile. St Louis hosts a successful meeting with winners in multiple events including Sueersweap Bay and Kansas City and St Louis races.
Hanover Sets New Record At Sheepshead Bay Track
Hanover wins the five and a half furlong feature at Sheepshead Bay with a fast 1:06 2-5 mark, leading from start to finish. Other races feature Burlington and My Fellow among winners as crowds enjoy dry track conditions and steady racing action.
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Sheepshead Bay
N. Y
Hanover
Cyclops
Britannic
Coldstream
the Forum
Jay F. Dee
Beck
Tipstaff
Servia
Tipstaffs
Grammercy
Benefit
Katalpa
Bill Letcher
Burlington
Bagatelle
Vivid
Franity
Mignon
Benefithird
Longstreet
Fresno
Sluggard
My Fellow
Busch
Carnegie
Frolic
Brait
Long Knight
Benedictine
Sam Wood
Syntax
Ten Broeck, Jr
Ovid
Littrell
Queen of Elizabeth
Miia
Anebeie
Taragon
Tristan
Frank Ward
Kern
Baa Cloche
Lom
Vagdergrif
Fleve Ftetch
Boeten
Jon
Vandergeve
Black Iz
Champagne Charlie
Folly
Favorite
Prince Howard
Pounes
M Mum
Mackborn
Sava
Unway
Kempland
Padisha
Starlight i
Senorita
Auricoma
Belis
Georgie
Defense
Brother Ty
Joe K
Everett
Eleve
Eolo
J Ory
Mile
Barrister
Wary
Inverwick
Iaresco
Honanza
Bill Bond
Jake Shipsy
Amos
Howard
Brother Ban
Morglay Wins Ascot Derby at Fashionable Meeting
At Ascot Heath the Ascot Derby stakes of 50 sovereigns with 900 added was won by Leopold de Rothschild's black colt Morglay by Sir Bevys from Pink. Miguel was second and Evergreen third. Amphion captured the Fern Hill stakes, L Abbe Morin ran second, Paloma third. Whites won the Royal Hunt Cup with Veracity second and L Abesse de Jouarre third. Ally Seclusion took the Coronation Stakes with Cherry Bounce second and Sunshine third. Gulliver won the Ascot biennial Stakes while Ixia was runner-up and Freemason finished third. Isosceles won the Visitors Plate with Fridspord second and Silver Peony third.
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Mr. Leopold de Rothschild
Morglay
Sir Bevys
Mr. J. Grettan
Miguel
Fernandez
Mr. J. H. Houldsworth
Evergreen
Springfield
Ivy
General Byrnes
Amphion
Speculum
Roseboy
Lord RK. Churchill
Trappist
Mr. J. Hammond
Paloma
Silvester
Palmlet
Mr. D. Henty
Albert Victor
Flora Macivor
Mr. J.J. Leigh
Hermit
Prince Soltykoff
Cherry Bounce
Mask
Bounce
Mr. J
J. Healdsworth
Eens
Hampton
Mr. Rose
Gulliver
J. H. Houldsworth
Ixia
Mr. Abington
Freemason
Lordton
A. Taylor
H. T. Fenwick
Prohibition Party Aims for Statutory Ban in Pennsylvania
An excerpt discusses the Prohibition movement in Pennsylvania, predicting a push toward statutory and constitutional prohibition. It notes a divided political landscape, with Republicans and Democrats split and a growing third party influence. Telegrams urged the Prohibition party to convene its state committee for action.
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League
Pennsylvania
Maine
Kansas
Pat
Prohibition Tickets Allegedly Tampered With in Philadelphia
Philadelphia report claims prohibition tickets marked For the Amendment were altered to Not or Against at the prohibition headquarters. McManes and supporters faced internal strife as charges surfaced via The Quill and accounts from staffers and a liquor group.
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Philadelphia
Geiger
Liquor Dealers’ Association
Congleton
Sega
Hid
McManes Criticizes Prohibitory Amendment Outcome
Mr McManes returned from a brief country trip in Philadelphia and said the defeat of the prohibitory amendment harms the Republican party due to its large state majority. He noted leaders on both sides opposed the amendment and questioned the good faith of its submission to the convention.
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Philadelphia
McManes
Briff
Republican Party
Snmerson
A Queer Way of Helping
Philadelphia June 19 A staff correspondent reports Secretary Walker of the Prohibition City Committee took money from Anti Prohibition Chairman McGowan to distribute to Democratic workers to oppose prohibition He said the money was given to aid the Democratic party but he ensured it would not aid the prohibition cause Walker is a Democrat.
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Philadelphia
Walker
Prohibition City Committee
McGowan
DisPatch
Philadelphia Liquor Men Called Lavish With Campaign Funds
A Philadelphia staff correspondent reports that anti prohibitionists are spending aggressively and liquor interests compensate ward workers with sums from 5 to 25 dollars per person and up to 1000 dollars for ward organizers. The total expenditure is estimated at not less than a sizable amount.
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Philadelphia
Wisconsin Anti Prohibitionists hold Oshkosh convention
The Wisconsin Anti-Prohibition Association opened its annual convention in Oshkosh with a full report by Milwaukee secretary Andrey F. Greulich. He said anti prohibition and personal liberty stances guided candidate evaluation, noting elected temperance allies faced defeat in re election, a point opponents admitted as proof of the campaign’s success. Prayer meetings in Oshkosh will continue while the gathering lasts.
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Osuxosh
Wisconsin Anti-Prohibition Association
Oshkosh
Andrey F. Greulich
Milwaukee
Prohibition
Madison Prohibitionist
Oskosh
Postmaster General Orders Full Military Service Statements
Washington June 19 The Postmaster General orders all male employees to declare all Army Navy or Marine service within ten days and those without service to state so. Rosters will mark W.S or D.C for widows or children of service members and H.D.W or H.D.D for wounded or disabled veterans.
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Washington
Phil Sheridan
Union Veterans’ Union
Department of the Potomac
Army
Marine Corps of
United States
Navy
W.S
D. C
Joan Wanamaker
Executive Departments
Marine Service
World Sunday School Convention Delegates Sail on Bothnia
About 300 American delegates boarded the Cunard steamship Bothnia in New York bound for London to attend the World Sunday School Convention at Memorial Hall Farringdon Street July 2 to 5. Led by B F Jacobs of Chicago he heads the Sunday School Army of the World and author of an international system of Sunday school lessons. This marks the first world convention of Sunday school workers.
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New York
Bothnia
Cunard Line
Memorial Hall
Farringdon Street
London
B. F. Jacobs
Chicago
Sunday School Army of the World
Mancherster Father Leaps to Death After Tragic Morning
Philip Godrean a 46 year old Manchester resident killed himself by leaping from a canal bridge after kissing his five year old daughter who urged him that the Savior is upstairs. His wife is described as harmlessly insane and the act followed ceaseless care and watching by Godrean. His body was recovered shortly before 11 oclock. He left one child who witnessed the event.
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the Dispatch
ManchesTer
N. H
Lizzie
Philip Godrean
Bridge Street
Godrean
Bell of Charleston cruiser forged by workers’ share gift
A San Francisco to Secretary of the Navy letter explains that Charleston’s bell contains extra metal from workers who contributed 10 cents each, creating a 150 dollar value used in casting. The Navy responds praising the gesture as a memorial of unity and republic strength.
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San Francisco
Secretary of the Navy
Washington, D.C
Sun
Charleston
W. Monrow
NAVY
Washington
Ise
William W. Morrow
Atlantic Coast
Pacific
Old Horseman Rebuilds After Johnstown Flood Loss
Charles Zimmerman, a Johnstown survivor, visited the city last night with his single surviving horse, a year-old thoroughbred by Almont. He offered the animal for sale on Saturday to horse enthusiasts as he plans to realize its value. The report also notes a day of races in Kansas City with Derby Day drawing a large crowd, Mulkey's Lo Premier winning the Derby, and multiple races with listed placements and times.
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Charles Zimmerman
Johnstown
Jackman
Almont
Kansas City
Mulkey
Lo Premier
Lizsie Bais
Madelin
Golightly
Hi Yelledret
Bata B
Pag Argetrong
Bridgelight
Ae Clark
Simon Th Tin
Pee Ity
Be Serree
le Prem Mone
Tine Ene Frederica
Annie H
T. J. Rusk
Shadyside Athletic Association Forms at Duquesne Hotel
The Shadyside Athletic Association organized last evening at the Duquesne Hotel and elected officers led by President G. W. Reed and Treasurer Charles L. Berger. Board members include H. One M. Mc Candless, H. Lai Alken, G. Acheson and David Reed. Ball team officers are Mananee and David Reed. secretary and treasurer is M. McCandless. Grounds will be roosted on Fifth avenue between Alken and Roup.
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Shadyside Athletic Association
Duquesne Hotel
G. W. Reed
Charles L. Berger
A.m3niston
H. One M. McCandless
H. Lai Alken
G.acheson
David Reed
Mananee
M. McCandless
Fifth Avenue
Alken
Roup
President Refuses Patriotic Badge at White House
The June 19 reception drew about 300 attendees including Patriotic Order Sons of America delegates. Spofford tried to pin a Sons of America badge on the President, who declined the badge politely and firmly.
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Harrison
Patriotic Sons of America
Washington
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Spofford
Order
First Chinaman body recovered from Kernville flood
The first victim identified is Hop Lee a former Johnstown laundryman drowned in the Kernville flood. His body was recovered and taken to Kernville morgue where he was dressed and buried. Weather and river readings accompany the telegrams from nearby towns.
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Johnstown
Kernville
Hop Lee
Main Street
Woman Defies Train Rules On Baggage Car
A Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railway order required market baskets to be placed in the baggage car with carriage paid. A woman refused to move her basket or pay, and held her ground aboard the train for miles, forcing officials to abandon enforcement to avoid violence.
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Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railway Company
Pension Commission appoints Erie examining surgeons
Washington June 19 The Commissioner of Pensions appointed Dr. B. H. Stricklin and S. F. Chapin as examining surgeons for Erie Pennsylvania. The action follows routine personnel changes within the pension office and supports medical reviews for applicants in that region.
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