Home Run Parade As Pittsburgh Beats Buffalo In Players' League
Hanlon Carroll and Beckley led a slugging display with multiple home runs and solid contact. Galvin pitched well until tiring late, while Wisner and Fields starred in fielding and baserunning as Pittsburgh won 9 to 6 over Buffalo in a high scoring contest.
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Hanlon
Carroll
Beckley
Galvin
Fields
Bisons
Keefe
Wisner
May
Wwe
Ij Bercher
Olrwin
Kuehne
Zkowe
Maul L
Mathey
Giza
Buffalo
Sompany
Pittsboro
Corcoran
Mack
Brecher
Ste
New York Players Edge Philadelphia In One Sided Game
New York defeated Philadelphia 6 to 4 in a high scoring contest. Key players included Tork with 2 hits and Keefe contributing strong defense, while Shind and Cunnt delivered timely hits for the victors. Pitching and fielding miscues were noted as the turning points of the game.
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New York, Jones
New York Players
Philadelphia
Ieee
K. Tork
Eee
Phila Kzerpae Gore
Grima
Connor
O'Shindir
Hallman
New York
Patras
Cane Bai
Knell
Philaee
Shind
Keefe
Cunningham
Wood Ogham
Philadelonia
fides—Rhede
Atfield
Balle
Chicago Triumphs Over Cleveland in Rough Game
Chicago. June 12. The Chicagos defeated Cleveland behind strong offense as McGill was hit hard. Attendance listed at 1 percent. Notable plays included home runs by Duffy and O Neil with several players tallied in the box score. Time of game two hours with Holbert and Ferguson noted for umpiring duties.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Chicagos
P. J
Young McGill
Sud
PFA E
HDF
A & Puffy
OlStricker
Athe
Delehenty
Oktachord
Prmen
Tebean
Darlin
jEewébel Rai Oo
Jeffer
O' Neil
Radford
Duffy
Um Pires
Holbert
Ferguson
Leagus
W. L. Pe
Boston
Cueaco
Faniouee
Faubourg
Baseball scoreboard fragment shows errors and summaries
Fragmentary ledger style notes list bases on errors, players and teams Akron Youngstown Mansfield and Wheeling, with partial scores and battery names. Detected elements include repeated mentions of Stapleton Mulbee Canay Hall Sweeney and Fitzgerald, with unclear game details and misread digits.
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ie—Mibibee
Stapleton
Mulbee
Canay Hall and
Sweeney
Young and Y
Youngs
Mansfield
Youngstown
Summany —Hatteries
Doty Add Cody
Turner and Fitzsimmons
Wheeling
L' Orne
Ummany
Igefeld
Erron
Spabet
Fitzgerald
Ladiy
TURF EVENTS Deaths of Valuable Animale-Cools Sell for Good Prices
Lexixator Kentucky June 19 A H Moore of Philadelphia had a fine colt by Anteco dam Valley Queen by Red Wilkes killed by lightning at Colonel K P Pepper South Elkhorn farm. Colonel RK G Stoner Bourbon county has lost a valuable filly by Anteco dam Mary A Whitney by Volunteer. Onward Farm Saugerties has lost the stallion Despot by Onward dam by Challenger. Marie gray mare six years old by Pilot Medium dam by Roy Middleton sold for a high price. Jon A Shannal Houghton La sold for 1800 to W W Estell. Baeven a colt by Mambrino Mussel dam by Kes W L Simmons sold for 1000 to J B Gurney. Jay Bird mare sold for 2000 to J H Shint.
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Lexixator
A. H. Moore
Philadelphia
Anteco
Red Wilkes
K. P. Pepper
South Elkhorn Farm
Here
RK. G. Stoner
Bourbon County
Mary A. Whitney
Volunteer
Onward Farm
Saugerties
Despot
Onward
Challenger
Aie
Marie
Pilot Medium
Roy Middleton
Jon A. Shannal
Houghton
W. W. Estell
Baeven
Mambrino Mussel
Kes W. L. Simmons
This City
J. BK. Gurney
This County
Bine Bird
Mambrino Patchen
J. H. Shint
Jay Bird
Waveland
Horse Race Results From Sueersexap Bay and St Louis
Today’s diagrams list multiple races with winners and times. Ambulance and Sena lead in two meets, with Dousman and Heron among other notable victors. protests arose over a runoff result before officials settled.
Faces meet results and race outcomes at Kansas City
Kansas City reports six furlongs results with Ed Leonard first Minnie Elkins second and Joe Woelman third. One mile races show Hamlet first Cashier second Spalding third with times around 1 47. Other events list Lepre mier Orst Brown Duke Friendless and John Daly among top finishers in various heats and distances. New York notes discuss a potential match race among Tenoy Salvator and Cassius with unclear prospects. Lima results list Nightingale Star Gazer Henry R and Fred Arthur in trotting and running events with times around 2 18.
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St. Louis
Sena
Nina Archer
Mary
Secoud
Linlithgow
Carroll Reid
Yale
Heron
New Castle
Elyton
Dousman Ee Burge
Aesland
Strand
Ireland
Doveman
Anna Harge
Dousman
Harry Ireland
Abel Mail
Carter
Lule
Progressaire
Kansas City
Furiongs
Ed Leonard
Minnie Elkins
Joe Woelman
Hamlet
Cashier
Spalding
Hester
Lepremier Orst
Brown Duke
Melbourne
Keioma
John Daly Orst
Osborne
Lima
Lra. C
Nightingale
Star Gazer
Henry R
Fred Arthur
Eimonsth
Nettie Sours Dewart
Story Teller
Exposition Park Finds and Local baseball News
Exposition Park hosted a flurry of hitting with Phillies and local club action. Zieglen’s pitching struggled while Bridgeville Shoenfeld Kneeball clubs prepared for a Saturday match on Bridgeville grounds. Hubert A. Waup, noted Detroit Athletic Club runner, died suddenly amid AAU discussions. Lebanon Baseball Association meetings ended with William Freman gaining control after offering to pay all debts and shareholder investments.
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Arine McDeeworr
la Hogrepis
Exposition Park
Will Gumbert
N. L
Phillies
Zeiglen
Bridgeville
Shoenfeld
Bridgeville and Climax
Hubert A. Waup
Detroit Athletic Club
Ward
United States
Ann Meetin
Amateur Athletic Union
Lebanon Baseball Association
William
Frewman
Cornwall Railroad Company
Penryn Park
Freman
Lebanon
Census figures for St Louis population
St Louis census figures reported by Major Weigel show 244 of 288 enumerators completed and 44 incomplete, totaling about 422 000 with an estimated 8 000 more to reach 430 000. He expects work to finish by Saturday, though he believes the count may be 20 000 short of the true population. The enumeration is criticized and corrections or a recount are likely.
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St. Louis
Porter
Major Weigel
Feared Another Cyclone Threatens Kentucky Storm Toll
Louisville experiences a severe storm with a second cyclone feared. Trees topple in the city center and the Commercial Hotel is struck by lightning and burned briefly. In Williamsburg Ohio heavy rain and di lightning flood streets and injure a merchant Cort Brown’s wife and two children.
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Louissvville
Williamsburg
Eby
Cort Brown
Gumbert Shines As Pittsburg Splits With Cleveland
Pittsburg National League split a doubleheader with Cleveland. In game one Will Gumbert pitched three hits allowed while hitting a homer and scoring twice, guiding Pittsburg to a 9 4 victory as the lineup supplied 11 hits and seven runs. In game two Zeigler started for Pittsburg, Sawders finished, and Cleveland won 7 1 as three straight hits and sacrifice plays produced multiple runs. Attendance 1,237.
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Zeigler
California
Sawders
Pittsburg
Miller
Clevelands
Davis Cota
Zimmers
Ardner
Sowder
Cincinnati Wins Final Game as Batting Sparks Series
In Cincinnati June 19 the home team won the third and last game against Chicago. Four singles and three-baggers by Reilly in a fourth inning rally powered the victory. Attendance 18,000 with Cincinnati 22 Chicago 1. Halliday had no home run. Duryea pitched for Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Chicengo
Cincinnatis
Chicago
Reilly
McPhee
Hutchina
Mullane
Stenzel
Keenan
Hatch
Bywood Duryea
Kittridge
Halliday
Carroll
Neon
Duryas
Balis
Lyich
McQuade
Brooklyn Beats Philadelphia in NL Spring Final
Brooklyn tops Philadelphia 8 to 3 before 1 753 spectators at home. Myers, Lovett and Allen lead the offense as Smith and Lovett split pitching duties in a 1:51 game.
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Puila
Muley
Smith
Allen
Terry
Lovet
Bushonyg
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Colina
Pinkstolen Ney
Burke
Myers
Salle Od Smith
Lovett
ball_Thompson
Clements
Cleveland
Pittsburg
National Teague Team Sets Philadelphia Road Trip
En route to Philadelphia the National Teague squad heads for four games with two in one admission on Saturday and an exhibition possible at Altoona. Manager Hocker travels with the squad including Catchers Decker and Berger and Piechers. Gray and Baker, Bowman and McKettridge may return if their work pleases. Will Gumbert nee received a strong offer but remains with National Tube Works and will sign the league contract to pitch in his share of games in the city.
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Philadelphia
Altoona
Hocker
Decker
Berger
Excursion to Ohio Pyre Tomorrow Ate
An unclear notice describes a planned excursion to Ohio with a debatable event. It mentions a $150 fare and a departure from a depot.
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Ohio
B. C
Prominent Citizen Faces Murder Trial in Ironton
The trial of B M Chambers for the October 21 killing of Frank Bowman, a long-time city lawyer renowned in New York and Chicago circles, opens at Ironton Missouri after shift of venue. The jury is largely farmers and many witnesses are expected, with sensational testimony anticipated about Bowman. Warfield leads for the State and ex-Lieutenant Governor Charles Johnson oversees the case.
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St. Louis
B. M. Chambers
St. Louis County
Fae
Frank Bowman
New York
Washington
Pittsburg
Chicago
Ironton
Bowman
Warfield
Charles Johnson
State of Grey town canal project delays and exodus
In an interview from Conisto Nicaraveva on June 19 reports say little canal work is done above the town area with about 80 laborers clearing brush. A Sonpeal nearby houses 100 patients, mostly Americans. Contracts for 2,000 Jamaica negroes exist as the country overflows with Americans and Europeans lacking money and work, prompting a migration halt with no immediate employment prospects.
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Conisto
Nicaraveva
Greytown
America
Sonpeal
United States
Economite Society to Build Major Saw Mill at Economy
Beaver Falls reports the Economite Society laid the groundwork today for a large saw mill at Economy, 30 by 150 feet, with capacity for 35,000 lumber per day. The society owns extensive nearby timber lands in Tidioute and plans log rafting down the Allegheny and Ohio rivers to Economy. Construction starts immediately.
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Beaver Falls
Economite Society
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Tidioute
Allegheny
Ohio
Twiggs Challenged Watson to Duel Over Speech juicio
Avenstria Georgia June 19 Judge H H D Twiggs who spoke for Congressman Barnes at Waynesboro issues a duel challenge to T E Watson over harsh remarks in last Sunday's Constitution response. Watson declines duel, says he will defend himself. Watson resident Thompson now in Augusts Judge Twiggs resides here.
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AvensTta
H. H. D. Twiggs
Waynesboro
Barnes
T. E. Watson
Watson
Twiggs
Thompson
Three States News Roundup From Pennsylvania Ohio And West Virginia
A wide array of items from Johnstown McKeesport and Wellsville cover public projects college actions and local incidents. Highlights include Johns town $60 000 biary opening June 2 McKeesport $50 000 parochial school dedication Sunday Franklin and Marshall free tuition Bethany College commencement turnout at New Castle alley discoveries and a spate of court and crime notes.
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West Virginia
Johnstowd
Mckeesport
Ohio
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Bethany College
Wellsburg
New Castle
Sus Joux Hermes
Baltimore and Ohio
Keyser
W. Va
Society of the Army of West Virginia
Parkersburg
Grant
Reading
Orohase
Hannah Purvis
North Lewisburg
Joax Bartholemew
Zanesville
M. L. Fritch
United States
T. W. Pritts
Butler
Murrysville
J. UC. McKinney
Titusville
William Hu@res
Newark
Harry
Charles Worthmiller
Sandusky
Tiffin
Charles Mikesell
Lake Erie and Western
Mt. Cory
Baptist Social Union
Baptist Church
Pittsburg
Legion
Colorado
Ma. Willeetts
G. W. G. Ferris
Wheeling
Oberlies’ Sons
Masail- Jon, O
Oencern
Britton Marias
Braddock
Meigs
Sraeaee
Feesh News Wire Digest Highlights Various 19th Century Topics
A mixed digest notes Mrs Langtry confinement, Brown University to add eight professors, 1100 immigrants landed in New York, and France simplifying marriage formalities. It covers Zanzibar foreign rights, sugar production in Cienfuegos, the president’s wife at Cape May, Italians to West Virginia, beef rate war in Chicago, a Louisville and Nashville train fire, and Henry Bryant’s embezzlement. Also reports libel law passage, a South Dakota storm with deaths, Mount Stinsta peak discourse, large hospital bequests, Mormon arrivals and work promises, Master Mechanics officers, and Denver Plumbers’ National Convention leadership.
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Cape May
Chicago
Grand Trunk
Nashville
Bowling Green
Paella Henry Bryant
H. C. Levy
Montreal
New York State Press Association
New York
South Dakota
Potter County
Mount Stinsta Peak
Samuel Walsh
Philadelphia
Hospital of the Church
Pennsylvania
John Hickey
Kaukauna
Wis
William Giarstange
Richmond
C. Stewart
Boston
August Sinclair
Denver
Robert Griffith
Joseph A. McDonald
Joseph R. Alcock
J. Lyons
Brooklyn
Clochauatt
Marriage A Failure Ends in Bloody Tragedy in Greensburg
Dr. W J Hammer, a leading Greensburg dentist, was shot by his wife after a bitter quarrel between the Hammer and Sell families. The wife fired twice at the doctor, then a third shot killed or wounded him as neighbors intervened. Both families are wealthy and well known in Westmoreland county. authorities have not arrested the wife, and the case remains under investigation.
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Thom
Greensburg
W. J. Hammer
Dr. Hammer
West Pittsburg Street
R. K. Hammer
Westmoreland County
Jacob Sell
John Sell
Paradise
Sell
John
Mr. Sell
Will
Hammer
Hae
Markeman
Jammer
Theodore M
McSwigan
Mills Conflict Over Silver Bill Referral Splits House
A House debate centers on Speaker's referral of the silver bill to the Committee on Coinage Weights and Measures. Democratic members press for journal correction while Republicans defend the referral as proper under parliamentary rules amid party tensions and procedural votes.
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Committee On Co
House
Friends of Silver
Butterworth
Crisp
Burrows
Michi
Milla
Texas
Breckinridge
Kentucky
Committee On Rules
Messrs
Blount and
McMillin
Missouri and
Linois
Bland and Springer
Senate
Elinda
Cannon
Mr. Mills
Morrow
California
Bartine
Nevada
Townsend
Colorado
Tellers
Yeas
Funton
Kansas
Nova
Committee On Coinage Weights and Measures
McKinley
Bor
Philadelphia acquits man in installment purchase case
George Hill is acquitted before Judge Pennypacker of larceny by bailee in an installment bought organ and household goods. The court held title vested on delivery and a conviction would not bias against Hill amid contested payments and recovery issues. New York market notes follow with quiet but seasonable business and price details.
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Philadelphia
George Hill
Pennypacker
Hall
Laintif
Stocking Bargains Prompt Shoppers This Weekend
Local stores promote stocking bargains with prices like 20 cents per pair for black nylon hosiery and similar offers. The notices urge customers to shop today or Saturday for savings at Booces and Buu and other outlets.
River rise hopes fade as Monongahela falls in June
The forecast of rising river levels this June appears unlikely as the Monongahela near 4 P M yesterday dropped to about 5 feet and continued to fall gradually. A few towboats were sent out, but traffic was minimal.
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Monongahela
Reels and Rumors From Rivers and Rivers of Trade
A jumble of river traffic notes recounts ships and steamboats moving between Louisville Cincinnati Pittsburgh and St Louis. Vessels Frohsinn Andes Hatchelor Keystone State and others carry passengers and coal while bands plan excursions and crews report.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Joan Williams
Germania
Brownaville
Pittsburg
Frohsinn
Monongahela
Cartars W. W. O' Nem
Cannon
Josh Cook
Annie Roberta
Aera
Great Western Band
Hornet
Fred Wilson
Enterprise
Wheeling
Cooper
al Slaven ii
Calhoun
Keystone State
Erest
Charlies Knox
C. W. Hatchelor
George O'Neal
Hatchelor
Southwest
Burial of Colonel Joseph Cooke with Military Honors
Waynesburg June 19 Colonel Joseph Cooke aged citizen of Waynesburg died yesterday morning. He was buried at 5 o clock with military honors. Born in New Jersey he worked as a compositor for Horace Greeley on the Log Cabin then edited and published the Waynesburg gie. He enlisted with three sons and a son in law at the war start and was wounded three times captured and endured Andersonville and Libby prisons for six months. One son died at Winchester. After the war he served 20 years as postmaster.
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Waynesburg
Joseph Cooke
New Jersey
George E. Sickles
Daniel E. Sickles
New York
Horace Greeley
Waynes
Cooke
Andersonville
Libby
Winchester
A Thief Before He Could Walk
A telegram from Moundsville reports 11 year old Lee Twyman, colored, jailed for horse stealing and sentenced to 10 years confinement. Sheriff S C Young also delivered three white boys named Ed Allen Geo Fry and Howard Ferdinger who robbed a store after reading dime novels and received two years each.
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Mcoundsville
S. C. Young
Jefferson County
Lee Twyman
Allen
Geo
Fry
Howard Ferdinger
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