Giants Show of the Cleve land Spider and Race Results
Rain stops the big pacing race at Homewood Park as multiple leagues report schedules. National League games feature Boston at Pittsburgh and New York at Cleveland among others. American Association and International League matchups listed. Association Record highlights winners at Brerstox Brace and Kansas City meets with multiple horses and jockeys named, including Attwood, Vandergrift, and Stull among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homewood Park
National League
Bostons
Pittsburg
New Yorks
Cleveland
Washingtons
Indianapolis
Philadelphias
Chicago
American Association
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Columbus
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Louisville
Kansas Citys
Cincinnati
International Leacue
Torontos
Syracuse
Londons
Rochester
Detroits
Hamilton
Toledos
Buffalo
Two Games Today Between Local Team and Boston Nine
The Local Team faces the Bostons twice this afternoon with two games for one admission. Batteries Galvin and Fields versus Clarkson and Bennett in game one, Morris and Carroll and Madden and Kelly in game two. First game starts at 2 15, second begins five minutes after the first ends.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Galvin and Fields
Clarkson
Bennett
Bostons
Morris
Carroll
Madden
Kelly
Giants Beat Cleveland in Poor Fielding and Timely Hitting
The New York Giants defeated Cleveland 8 to 4 on June 21 as Giants pitchers suppressed the home club while timely hitting and defensive lapses by Cleveland fueled the visitors' victory. Sprague debuted for Cleveland with shaky support. key players included Stricker Whit efield and Penn Keele for the Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Clevelands
Giants
Sprague
Chicago Beats Phillies In Bright Midday Contest
In Curcaco on June 21 Chicago outplayed Philadelphia to win as Krock dazzled on the mound while Gleason struggled early. Mulvey costly error allowed Burns to score the decisive run in the ninth. Fogarty shone in center. Curry misjudged calls. Attendance about 1,500. Philadelphia 3 Chicago 6. Two base hits by Ryan and Clements. Farrar hit a home run.
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Curcaco
Chicago
Phillies
Krock
New York
Gleason
Mulvey
Thompson
Burns
Fogarty
Curry
Anson
Philadelphias
Ryan
Clements
Farrar
Pog Deckers
Sy Krock
Ssy Krock
Balsibassian Sinatgnieetian
Cowboys Lose With Poor Fielding in Cincinnati Game
A Kansas City club lost the game in Cincinnati due to wretched fielding and weak hitting. Vinn and Sawders stood out with solid play while Long's fielding and shooting effort received praise.
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Exkorex Art
Kansas City
Vinn
Sawders
Long
Cincinnati
Indianaapolis game summary with scattered stats
Fragmented text assigns two-base hits to Denny and partners with sacrifices by Buckley Hoy Moore and Homeron Sullivan. Mentions First base on a play at 6 and a pitching note about porte and batlwiens, but details are incomplete and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtons
Rons
Denny
Imot
Buckley
Hoy
Moore
Homeron
Sullivan
Porte
Batl
Wien
They Beat Scottdale and Look Like Pen nant Winners
LaTrose June 21 The home team defeated the Scottdale club this afternoon by a score of 5 to 2 and has secured a good lead for the Western Pennsylvania league. Followed is the lineup with players Showalter, Marberger, Miller, Bair, Denny, Keyser, Herrin, Yearsley and others. detailed batting, pitching, and fielding notes included.
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LaTrose
Scottdale
Western Pennsylvania
Athletics Brace Up and Shut Out Columbus
The Athletics defeated Columbus with sharp fielding and strong pitching by Seward Opening score shows Athletics 0020 Columbus 0. The game lasted about one hour and twenty minutes with umpire Gatiner calling balls and strikes.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Columbus
Seward
Oepene
Widnes
Gatiner
They Beat the Louisvilles In a Good Game
Louisville teams were defeated in a rain delayed match. St Louis played with effort to secure victory as the rest of the lineup showed carelessness and weak defense. The report notes limited standout energy from Seen, Demae with rim, and Hecker among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisvilles
Louisvitz, Ey
Louisville
St. Louis
Demae
Rim
Ecker
Davidson
Fragmentary OCR Note From Local Page
Incomplete readable lines reference Hasehita Daytons and times with garbled text. No clear event or entities emerge beyond scattered names and numbers.
Kaufmans Ready for Rescheduled Match Game
The P. C. C. Co. nine challenged the Kaufmans in a ball game last night with stakes on the line, but the P. C. C. Co. lot failed to appear. They may play a 60 on Monday if they show.
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Kaufmans
Interesting Features in the Life of Noah Armstrong
Noah Armstrong owner of Spokane is a quiet 66 year old American who became a horseman after serving in the Mexican War. He began racing in 1880 and bought Monarchist line of stock. his training favors rest and ample feeding with light use of the whip and no cruelty. He declares his horses run as fast as they can and vows no one shall butcher them.
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Noah Armstrong
Spokane
Robert Bonner
Armstrong
Canada
Far West
Hudson
O. M. H. Sanford
Monarchist
Virgil
Tom Plunkett
Casaid
St. Louis
Armren
Monarch
Mir. Armstrong
Sporting Pointer Hallihan Arrives for Paris Exhibition Tour
Jack Hallihan, famed Pacific Coast sporting man and Cremorne Theater owner, arrives in New York en route to the Paris Exhibition. He tipped bets totaling thousands on major fights involving McAuliffe, Peter Jackson, and Choynsk i, and predicts further boxing ventures and a possible theater program. He also discusses Dempsey Le Blanche and a potential meeting with Searle, the world champion oarsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jone
Jack Hallihan
Pugilists
San Francisco
Cremorne Theater
Hallihan
Pacific Coast
McAuliffe
Frank Guover
Mike Conley
Peter Jackson
Godfrey
Warren
Haviin
Cardi
Jackson
Corbett
Choynski
Chicago
Choyn
Allikan
Lonyvesant House
Mike McDonald
al Smith
Johnny Reagan
Police
England
Bart Masterson
Denver
Kilrain
Sullivan Nee
Paris
Ted Pritchard
Smith
Dempsey
Pacific
le Blanche
Searle
O'Connor
Beach
Pair of Corkers Matched to Run One Mile Quarter
The Corker pair, Migin and Terra Cotta, are set to face off in a one mile and a quarter race tomorrow. The program lists multiple races with winners such as John Atwood and Long Jack, and notes entries for several horses at Sheepshead Bay.
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Bricgutown Beach
John Atwood
Centura Ees May Queen
Long Jack
Pericles
Gracie Ee
Souve
Vandergrift
Oecanth Fou
Tips
Heveller
Tattler
Bonnie
Hallsto
M Sm
Carnegie
Pelhn
Sheepshead
Zora
Rats Benefit
Congress
Frontenac
Timothy
Tormentor
Burlington
Eand Hl
Keclare
Fannie J
Gypsey Queen
Chame¢ Charlie
Erage Cortez
Pounds
Blue Rock
Carnot
Seymour
J. der
Gloster
Longduck
Hyperion
Men Harrison
Diablo
Sunshine
Manola
Servia
Fresno
Madstone
Ballston
Benedictine
Pana- Inverwick
Korn
Tom
Him
Inspector
Gray Dawn
Urry
Cortlan
Roe Fister
Larchmont
Sam Wood
Uparitz St Lake
He Wants a Bigger Figure Than Ever for the Lauteville Club
A June 30 telegram reports Mr. Davidson returning home at midnight and settling accounts with all players. He seeks financial support from the Association and weighs selling the club to a new syndicate led by Bob Brown. Davidson says the club will play at home again and plans one more conference before finalizing a price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson
East
G Sogge Ge Exer
Gir
Bob Brown
Courier-journal
The Good Race Horse Benedict Injured Fatally in Chicago
A year old Benedict colt owned by Sam Bryant was severely injured at Washington Park after a collision with another horse and had to be killed. The morning’s sale at Chicago featured several thoroughbreds with modest results. Prices included a bay Gilly filly from Lake Blackburn L selling for 400 to J M Leete, a bay colt by George Kinney L at 825, and a Luke Blackburn progeny selling for 967 to Sam Bryant and Gardner, with a Mr Pickwick filly purchased by an unnamed buyer.
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Sam Bryant
Benedict
Washington Park
Lake Blackburn L
Amerique
Glengarry
J. M. Leete
Chicago
George Kinney
Nitra Nevada
Mountain Range
Greenland
Nevada
Luke Blackburn
Glen Hope
Gardner
Tennessee
Mr. Pickwick
Track meet results from Kansas City storm day
The Kansas City meet totaled race results from yesterday’s storm damaged track. In the one mile event a winner was named with second and third place listed as well. The three quarter mile race followed with Irene in first and Shandaie second. The longer mile and a sixteenth saw non Pine Ring, Albert Stull second and Entry third, while the one and one eighth mile yielded Lala Foster second and Himan third.
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Brrestox Brace
John Attwood
Century
Long Jack
Pendes
Souvenir
Vandergrift
Tipstaff
Reveller
Tattler
Bonnie G
Ballston
Carnegie
Kansas City
the Elk
Jessie Armstrong
Irene
Bonnie King
Albert Stull
Mimado
Stoney Montgomery
Volci
Lulu Foster
Leman
Noble Brackenridge woman dies after shaping Tarentum
Mrs. Phillipine Brackenridge, a public benefactor and estate manager born in Hanover, Germany, died early yesterday. She left 1500 acres to Cary out charity, built Brackenridge avenue and twenty churches, and funded local glassworks. Her son now manages the estate. Tarentum plans her burial next Sunday at 2:50 PM in Tarentum Cemetery.
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Phillipine Brackenridge
Pittsburg
Mrs. Brackenridge
Hanover
Germany
Stiaren
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company
Natrona
Benjamin Morgan Brackenridge
Henry M. Brackenridge
Hugh Hee
U. S. District Court of Florida
Brackenridge Station
West Peon
Tarentum
Cornelia
Erastus McKelvy
Kenridge
Tarentum Avenue
West Penn
Edward
William
Benjamin Nisbit
Fred
Edward Stieven
Wyllie Avenue grocer stung by hidden scorpion on bananas
Harry Barthmey, worker for J. HB. Frida at Wylie avenue and Fulton street, was unloading bananas last Saturday when a scorpion concealed in the fruit stung his right hand. He treated the wound at Stucky's drug store with caustic, but swelling rose to the shoulder and he remains at home on Colwell street as doctors assess his prognosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Barthmey
J. HB. Frida
Wylie Avenue
Fulton Street
Stucky
Colwell Street
Fulton
Tragic Panama Trip Asks For Burial Of Tiny Daughter
Professor Byron W King and wife left for Panama New York with the body of their infant daughter who died of cholera infantum at 7 in the afternoon. The sorrowing parents expect broad sympathy from friends during this sudden loss. Also today a sale ad offers men’s suits in many styles from $8 to $10 and electric blue serge suits at $17 at P C C, corner Grant and Diamond streets opposite the new Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron W. King
Panama
Chautauqua County
New York
P.C. C C
Grant and
Diamond Streets
New Court House
AnnieS the Last Zimmerman's Horse Sold at Auction
Today AnnieS, the sole remaining horse from Mr. C Zimmerman of Johnstown, will be sold at Jackman's stable in Pennavanne. Floods left Zimmerman with no home or money. Annie 8 is offered as a possible local racing or road mare.
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Annies
Mr. C. Zimmerman
Johnstown
Jackman
Pennavanne
Mr. Zimmerman
Annie 8
Sullivanville Baseball Players Arrested on Grant Street
Two members of the John L. Sullivanville baseball team were arrested last night on Grant Street and taken to the hastile after using fictitious names and posting $30 bonds each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Sullivanville
Grant Street
Protestant Kate Beats Duster In One Heat At Homewood Park
The pacing race for 1000 dollars at Homewood Park featured Duster owned by Mr Fleming and Protestant Kate owned by Mr McKnight. Track was poor so only one heat was run. Protestant Kate led early but tired, finished ahead by a length as rain fell and timekeeper Mr Steer recorded the result amid a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homewood Park
Fleming
McKnight
Kate
Steer
Eee Wilson
Sam Moore
Wilson
B.ene Duster
Wiltian Waens
Seanee
Maar ‘Sane
Rie
Kate Coul
Duster
McClelland and Nikirk Seek 144 Mile Race Victory
E C McClelland and Ed Nikirk enter a 144 mile race today at Exposition Park. Both runners in good condition, betting even, and a competitive event is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. McClelland
Ed Nikirk
Exposition Park
Baseball clubs with artificial limbs to play at Braddock
The Pittsburg and Allegheny baseball clubs, composed of men with artificial limbs, set to play at Braddock today. Beecham's Pills are advertised for bilious and nervous conditions, and Pears' Soap promises a fine complexion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Braddock
Borgel
Beecham
Yale Wins Eight-Oared Race Over Penn on Thames
In New London Connecticut on June 21 Yale defeated the University of Pennsylvania in a four mile straightaway race. Yale won by one and a half lengths with official times Yale 22:50 and Pennsylvania 23:54 amid a stiff river breeze. The Thames pace favored Yale as the crews battled conditions for the win.
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New London
Cons
Yale
University of Pennsylvania
Thames River
Pennsylvania
Excellent Photographs of the Flood Display Continues
Kaufmanns will continue today to present a complete set of the principal views with every purchase of five dollars or more.
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Kaufmanns
Excursion to Johnstown Tomorrow to Johnstown
Excursion to Johnstown leaves tomorrow for a round trip via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The tour costs 235 dollars and departs the new depot at 8 00 A M city time.
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Johnstown
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New Depot
Weather Telegrams From Rivers and Towns
Special telegrams report river stages at Warres River 4 and 410 feet and falling with showery warm weather. Brownsville River at 12 feet and falling with cloudy skies and 74 degrees at 6 PM. Morncartown River 9 feet 10 inches and falling with cloudy weather and a tip in temperature.
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Dispatch
Warres
Brownsville
Morncartownn
Examination of Allegheny High junior class results
After four days under Superintendent Morrow, the Allegheny High School promoted a group to the senior class with numbers 1 2 3 5 7 8 10 22 24 32 33 87 98 among those passing. Re-examinations are set for Latin 4 11 16 19 45 49 51 69 74 80 89 103 in various subjects. math, geography, history. and a list of students who failed to meet the average. Re-exams will occur September 2 and 3 at 9 A.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny High School
Morrow
Newes
That Pretty Little Unknown
Agent O'Brien of the Humane Society frets over disposition of nine year old Kane Egericns and Rose Egerless the Maple girl found wandering in Lawrenceville. The child, born to a respectable family, withholds her past, while in Episcopal Children's Home she talks easily on most topics except her history.
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O'Brien
Kane Egericns
O’brien
The
Humane Society
Rose Egerless
Lawrenceville
Episcopal Children’s
Rose
Electric Annex Constructed by East End Firm
The East End Electric Light Company has completed an arc light shop as an addition to its plant. The brick and iron structure houses two 1000 horsepower Babcock Wilcox boilers. only the internal switch-board is wood. Also notes a local rumor about H J Roberts. a burial was held in Renisvale Johnstown on the 8th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
W. W. Tate
Palo Alto Street
Allegheny
H. J. Roberts
First National Bank of
Johnstown
Resignation of Miss Ross Shocks Fifth Ward Schools
Friends and patrons of the Fifth ward schools in Allegheny learn with regret of Miss Ross stepping down. She was a capable, efficient teacher with many friends among supporters and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ward
Allegheny
Miss Ross
Prices and trade in New York print cloth market
New York on June 21 reports delays in setting print cloth prices while new print business stays fair. Cotton and woolen fabrics see moderate trade and overall market remains quiet. Cotton flannels show many price cuts of four cents from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Campbell and Dick Ivory Soap Warning Ad
An 1836 advertisement from Procter and Gamble warns that many white soaps claim similarity to Ivory Soap but are counterfeit lacking its unique qualities. It urges consumers to insist on Ivory Soap and request the genuine product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Procter & Gambie
Startling facts on kidney and urinary diseases
A shaky overview describes kidney and urinary tract ailments as common due to back weakness and pain. It lists symptoms such as back and groin pain, high colored urine, sediment, and variable flow with frequent urge. It credits a Pittsburgh institute with treatments and free consultations, noting permanent physicians and long-standing presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Polepatate Institute
Pittsburg
Polypathic Medical and
Jeli-P
Just Think of It A Bargain Suit Sale
Just think of it an all wool suit for a boy age fifteen with short or long pants priced at five dollars a suit that you cannot fault though not meant to be sold for that money Our suits at five and six dollars are as fine and perhaps cost as much Cost is not considered They are to be sold at the above price Beautiful and dependable Our finest boys long pant suits reduced from seventeen to twelve dollars Men's cassimere suits ten to twenty dollars Bargains through the house We have something for everybody Our own special make of sees so low in price and high in quality that entire satisfaction is certain Some unusual values in merchant tailoring
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Chicagos
Washingtone
New
Yourks
CoNcrex raTims
Columbets
Lengue Record
Association Record
Lont
Cincinnatis
Voll
Clevela
Aeroms
Etricker
McAleer
McKean
Twitebell
Radford
Olftrenardon
Case Vebeau
K'rke
Esaiel Satclife
Whitney
Penn Cbe
Keele
Stricker
Tiernan
Ewing
Connor
Whitlen
Hata
Ben
Tae
Develandy
New Phew
Yorks
Cleveland Yorks
Minnie
Cowboys
Cincknnati
Senators
Washington
Meee
Indipolis
Marb'rg
Seamon
Showalter
Rinehart
Mair
J.C
Smink
Hes
IMU
Olzol Haetzel
OjMiller
Menases
Keyser
Herrin
Yearsley
Heas
Bair
Miller
den Marberger
Hane
Scottdales
Amulbe
Thomas Omas Kelly
Columbia
Dolo Os
Browns
Lowe
Vince
McCarthy
St. Loui Louisvilles
Xe Leuble
Tomney
Shannon
Hecker
Comiskey
Ney
Chamber
Sanwetie
Harvard
Rovers
Braceland
Terea Cotta
Lauteville Club
Hansas City
Wyllie Avenue
Annie
Prank Leslie
Beaux
Patch
Davies
James W. Grove
Fifth Avenue
Liebig Company
Western Penn
Sylvania
Elver Telegrams
East End Electric Co
Drygoods Market
Pele Dilke
Tutt’s
Pancabang Ob Sole
JOS. Fleming & Son
Market Street
Parederrssu
JAS. Mneil & Bro
E Street
Val
the People’s Store
Freemasons’ Hall
Silliman
Yale College
Wanamaker
Brown
Sixth Street and
Penn Avenue
Wood St
K. M
Ohio
Grove
Rim Company
Ohio River
Beaver
Beaver River
Pittal
Ayilower
Charles Somers
Wincheter
Winchester & CO
Chemik
William St
Sts
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