Row over manager clash rocks local baseball squad
Yesterday's upheaval left the team fractured with President O Neil at odds with Manager Hanlon who defied orders to join a Western trip. A player denied claims of slander and urged proper discipline as directors face a decisive vote to restore Hanlon or remove him.
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Hanlon
Palmer
Pittsute
Mannager Hanlon
O' Neil
O' Nell
Cleveland
Meests
Hind
Sane
O'Nell
Nenson
Nell
Newton
Mretters
Zane
Lingling
Hanlon Justif
Cleveland Slugging Beats Pittsburg as Haldwin Hurts Hand
Cleveland topped Pittsburg 14 0 behind early slugging as Gartin left with an injured hand. McKean, Denny and Johnson led the offense with multiple hits and drives, while Young was battered early. Pittsburg struggled to stem the onslaught and the local defense held firm for the decisive win.
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Cleveland
Baldwin
Dispatch
Pittsburg
Feld
Gartin
McKean
Jack Potteburg
McAleer
Manton
MecKean
Davie
Vice
Ecomad
Child
Hanson
Zimmer
Hiroe
Denny
Young
Pines
Denny Sared
McKran
Eeart Witt
Galvin
Ice
Berger
Miller
Heckler
Srvcine
McAjeer Hitenfelr
Sinth Haliwin
Johnson
Erbaner
Immer Bavagy
Hatlon
Jakieoe
Sean
Meajeer
Ea Wong
Childs
Dytbie
Virtoc
Singie
Zimmers
Deany
Babdwein
Irstand
Hecker
Snort
Brownhog
Breckier
Virtheid Mack
Dreeding
Keaners
Phillies Edge Boston In Tight Evening Game
The Phillies defeated Boston 2 to 0 in a well played contest noted for strong pitching by Esper and notable defense. Attendance was 1 835 with Hamilton Thompson Stover Tucker among players earning two base hits and keys in scoring.
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Bostons
Priladeltama
Phillies
Boston
Esper
Brown
Lowe
Hennett
Oj Allen
Gelzein
Eeps
Pewenee
Pita
Hamilton
Thompson
Stover
Tucker
Ey Esper
Ey Getzelp
Aell
Hurst
Giants Rout Bridegrooms in Brooklynn Clash
The Giants crushed the Bridegrooms in Brooklyn as Terry lasted three innings and Hemming took the loss. Attendance was 4,341 with New York scoring heavily in a lopsided game.
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Giants
Kew York
Brooklyn
Terry
Hemming
Anson and His Men Defeat the Reds Easily in Chicago
The Cincinnati tailenders debuted this season in Chicago and were routed by Captain Anson and his team. Luby and Rhines were hard hit, but outfield plays and Latham at third stood out. Scoring details and other league notes follow, including upcoming games in Cleveland and St. Louis.
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Cleveland
Pittsburg
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Bostom
St. Louis
Columbus
Lonleville
Athletics
Washington
Creaco
Cincinnati Tailendera
Anson
Luby
Hhines
Hran
Wilmot
Latham
Strathmeath Goes East After Chicago Derby Win
Strathmeath, the Chicago derby winner, traveled to Brooklyn bound for the Realization stakes at Sheepshead. Owner Green Morris, riding the unnamed one year old in the express car, did not bet due to the muddy heavy track conditions. Morris expressed surprise at the victory and sent a tail shaft to a Pittsburg editor who had lost wagers in Chicago.
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Strathmeath
Brooklyn
Green Morris
Morris
Sheepshead
Cocage
Pittsburg
Windy City
Unclear Race Results From Labeled Meeting
Fragmentary notes describe several race results with misread horse and handler names. References include a mile race with Miss Knott second and Braceiet third, a mile and one eighth event with My Fellow at Blackburn in second and others third, plus a three quarter mile Make? second and Lakeview third. Time noted as 1 15 percent.
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Miss Knott Ane Braceiet
Chaperone
Blackburn
Lakeview
Weather and river gauges in midwest and south regions
Weather reports across multiple river towns note clear skies and rising or falling levels. ALLEGHENY River near 2 inches with 3 feet 3 inches at 4 PM. Louisville and Cumberland area report varying feet in river gauges. Cincinnati shows 17 feet 11 inches and falling. temperatures reach the mid to upper 70s.
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Ieee
Louisville
Feee
Wheeling
Courier
Parkersburg
Pittsport
Hudson
Keystone State
Clu Mexra
Providence
Nateens Peat Emphis
Loule
Crescent
New Srennatarry Brown
New Orleans
Ncissatti
Batchelor
Erere Reans
Catro— Eer
Fee
Rkansas City
Savannah
Tennessee
Arkana
Nat Natchez
Bradford Boxer Brown Proposes Match With Pat Farrell
Sailor Brown of Bradford declares he wants to fight Pat Farrell of Philadelphia for a sum of 60 pounds and the side stakes. He states willingness to meet Farrell at any time to arrange a match.
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Sailor Brown
Pat Farrell
General Sporting News
Brown
Bradford
Nino Ie
Dim Daly
Philadelphia
Daly
Local Colleges and Teams in Rough Day of Play
General notes report Brookville defeats Rickinvnitas College 10 to 3. The West End Giants beat the Ioanciett nine 5 to 3 while Cotic homers and Mannin’s pitching noted. There is talk of discipline for local players and comments on team strategy and individual conduct.
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Entarerastt
Tesere Dean
Marken
Brookville
Rickinvnitas College
Kinmann
Sullivan
Slavin
Fred Carrolls
J. Muldoons
Exposition Stara
John McMahon
Wisevale
The Coal Fleet Arrives Soon in Cincinnati
A special Cincinnati telegram reports a crowded coal market with river men discussing a great fleet. Whistles will soon awaken Rat and Sausage rows as long front faces the town with heavily loaded freight and a string of incidents noted in dispatches.
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Cincinnati
Aino Se
Futeabar Soe
James Black
Ceptala i Marsh McDonald
Ad. L
Repaving Contracts Awarded for Central City Streets
Chief Bigelow announces repaving awards to Booth & Flinn and Evan Jones for a large downtown program. Projects include asphalt and block stone improvements on Erin to Kirkpatrick, Water to Duguene, Seventh Avenue, Wylie, and several alleys with varying bids. a bridge and Greenfield avenue boardwalk contracts also listed with bidders and prices.
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Evan Jones
Fourth Avenue
Bareberry Alley
Fifth
Liberty Avenues
Stanton Avenue
Butler
Wylie Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Seventh Avenue
Liberty
Grant
Wyllie Avenue
Falton
Strawberry Aller
Tramond
Teach
Bi Hock Etont
Forbes
Butler Pirect
Ae Saatchaig
Tae Mock Hoon
Brady
Second Avenue
Justin
Mock
Sinan
Melanie Ae Bigek
Sentencela
Independence
Man
Franklin
Hazel
Butler Street
Sharpsburg
Mainberry Alley
van Jones
Liberty Avenue
Main Eastmea
Grant Eee
Boyd Street
Forward Avenue
Schultz Brn and Iron Company
Greenfield Avenue
F. KE. Gearing
Zephyr Stakes Highlight at Sheepshead Bay Heat
Large crowd endures heat at Sheepshead Bay June 21 as favorites fail to dominate dispatching early leaders. Nomad edges Rex in the Zephyr stakes for two year olds, while Kingston and Bastknd also score. Directors outline July 4 programme featuring a 2:00 trot and a $100 purse.
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Bapetknd
Garrison
Nomad
California
Mil —Richal
Simeco
Adventurer Ae
Faust
Flavilla
Ambulance
Frontenac
Nectare
Mac
Saun’ Thue
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McCormick
Nomad Leetee At
Aparieg
Racrand
Tea Tray
Miss Culvili
Ie Vista
Madstone
Bonie Wend
Potentate
Tetige Po Post
Hashroue Ick
Jane Col
Wortort
Pauies Estes
Beamea
Beton Tee
Lester
Aijrshaft
His Highness
Verbena
Zorll Revesa
Hutzen
Ou Sack
Gonzales
Rave
Bond Nie Kinone
Valter Yo Dar
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Tontenac
Initeselfog
Long Dance
Erane
Lynn
Onberg
Wes
Seoman
Long Isla
Parquet
Rambler
Cynosure
Isaac Lewis
Kern
Hoodman
Success
Eleve
Southside
Meeting of the Syndicate on Buffalo to Niagara Falls Rail Line
Sellers McKee travels to New York for a syndicate meeting planning an electric road from Buffalo to Niagara Falls. He notes about 1 mile of street railway in the territory and hints at a possible sale. Also, four nurses graduate from Allegheny General Hospital program after tough exams.
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H. Sellers McKee
New York
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Pittsburg
Allegheny General Hospital
B. B. Smith
Phebe Lafferty
Miller
Keiser
Deneen
Local Notices and Changes in Public Service and Cadethips
Franc Piragoxt Storren of Allegheny passed the West Point cadetship exam. New Butalo rates take effect July 6 with small increases for the fifth and sixth classes. MagismraTE Lestim sent Albert and John Diamond to Morganza at their parents request. they are 10 and 12. Public Safety, Public Works, Surveys, Finance and Corporations committees meet in coming days. A boy named Bambaum was found dead in the Monongahela at Elizabeth. body in river since Monday. The southern Western Penitentiary end building will be torn down for a lawn. Naval cadet exams in Twenty fourth District held at Court House. Alexander Phillips of Albany County won.
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Monongahela
Elizabeth
Western Penitentiary
Morganza
Stewart
Twentyfourth
Court House
A. F.I
Uniontown
Alexander Phillips
jAlisabeny
Oon Ae
Montown
Colombert
6 000 yards new Brandenburgs Co Jos Horye Co s
6 000 yards of new Brandenburgs from the firm Jos Horye Co. appears in the catalog noting supply and production details for the textile or leather goods.
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New Brandenburgs, Co. Jos. Horye & Co
Upper Monongahela Deserted as Coal Exports End
McKeesport June 4 The upper Monongahela pools are deserted with about 5 003 000 bushels of coal shipped out last week rising water halted further runs. Some mines idle others active. many operators closed after a three month surge. Levee traffic to continue two weeks as pool boats haul empties to coal works. Wharves show 10 feet and falling. Various steamboats and packets move between Cincinnati Marietta Gallipolis and New Orleans as vessels load empties and await duties. A court suit over railroad ties wrecked at Sixteenth Street bridge was filed in U S Court yesterday. The Scotia raced Congo to New Richmond with Scotia winning by about a quarter mile.
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Monongahela River
Belle McGowan
Bentoverton
Jex
United States
Lewis Pope
A. T. Barrett
Cincinnati
Congo
New Richmond
Scotia
Local Street Market Ad Promises Discounts on Ladies Wear
J Lynch at 438 440 Market Street markets ladies spring textiles including embroidered fichus and summer shawls. The sale offers greatly reduced prices for the next 20 days with an invitation to visit and inspect the items.
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J. Lynch
Market Street
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