Exciting Contests Amid Association Clubs
Baseball results from yesterday show New York 13 over Chicago 10 in a lively set of games. Standings list Cleveland 4 and Philadelphia 1, with Boston 10 and Baltimore 0 among others as leagues feature Philadelphias at Pittsburgh and New Yorks at Indianapolis.
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New Yorks
Chicagos
Bostoms
Indianapole
Clevelands
Philadelphias
Columbus
Baltimores
Louis Vs
Kansas Citys
St. Lotuie
Buffalos
Hamiltoons
Dremorrs
Natronal League
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Washingtons
Cleveland
Bostons
Chicago
American Association
Baltimore
Louisvilles
Kansas City
International League
Torontos
Toledo
Londons
Detroit
Syracuse
Hanmiltons
Rochester
Local Team Faces Rough Contest Amid Stormy Play
The home team showed promise but need more energy as a confusing late inning mix up and muffed throws led to scoring chances. Irwin hit a two bagger driving in three runs, while Dunlap’s risky play caused brief confusion and a pitcher change followed by rain dampening the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferson
Daly
Staley
Laver
Hanlon
Hoy
Ed Donlap
Phillips
Dunlap
Beckley
Irwin
Lauer
Elite
Ssumb
Yin
Fields
Pis Bee
Phillies Meet Quakers in Home Debut This Season
Barry Wright leads the Quakers from Philadelphia to face the Phillies this afternoon. The guests from Quaker City have been strong opponents for the home club, with solid performances noted in prior meetings. The article highlights Wrights group and mentions Right Field as a notable area of play.
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Harry Wright
Quaker City
Phillies
Galvin
Ahem
Toane
Neat Victory as Spiders Beat Phillies in Sharp Game
In Cleveland two wild pitches by O'Brien sparked Philadelphia’s errors. The Spiders answered with timely hits in the fifth after Faatz was sent to the bench, sealing a decisive win over the Phillies in a tense matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Spiders
Phillies
Cleveland
O’brien
Philadelphia
Clevelands
Faatz
Pes Gleason
Giants Rally Past Chicago in Sacrifice Filled Game
New York Giants outslugged Chicago with a 12 to 6 victory as Crane held Chicago to two hits until the ninth. Buck Ewing noted New York slept in their uniforms, and Gumbert drove in a decisive run with a hot grounder to third as the Giants benefited from Chicago’s four errors and late offense. Attendance 1,800.
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Chrcaco
Jone
New York
Buck Ewing
Giants
New Yorks
Gumbert
Buck
Chicago
Crane
Hatfield
Gambert
Burdick Knocked Out as Boston Defeats Hoosiers
Indianapolis June 7 Burdick started for the home team but lasted only into the fourth inning as Boston built a lead Rusie relieved and held Indiana to one run the rest of the game Boston hitters included Denny Brisbois Quinn and Eiene with Madden on the mound for the Hoosiers Stolen bases by Brown Kelly Inn Madden and others.
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Indianapolis
Burdick
Rusie
Bostons
hite-Denny
Brssibers
Quinn
Eiene
Aes Staberean Kk
Brouthers
Brown
Kelly
Inn
Madden
McGeacher
Rusia
En —Glasscock
Ht den
Jonanton
Reny
Speek
Lena
Carr
Baldwin Shuts Out Columbus in Baltimore Tilt
Baltimore blanks Columbus 1 to 0 as Baldwin dominates on the mound. Effroy also shines while Griffin misthrows leading to the ninth inning run. Baltimore seals the win with solid defense and timely hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Columbus
Baldwin
Baltimores
Effroy
Griffin
Hy Kilroy
Mindy
Goldanith
Cincinnatis Rally Tops Browns in Tight Louisville Clash
In St Louis on June 27 the Cincinnatis beat the Browns 9 to 3 after a tense game. Mullane started and was hit early, then Hudon relieved in the second and worked six innings before Buvetts. costly errors by Boyle and McCarthy gave the visitors the lead in the eighth, with Gill and Beard contributing strong bats and fielding for Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lewis
Cincinnatis
Browns
Mullane
Hudson
Buvetts
Stivetts
Boyle
McCarthy
Gill
Aaa
Beard
Tebeau
Lewis
Keris
Lost by Errors The Cowboys Fall to Louisville
Kansas City defeated by Louisville with tighter hitting and late rallies. The game featured scoring bursts in key innings, errors costly to Kansas City, and strong relief from Louisville pitchers. Umpire Ferguson presided as the teams played a one hour and minutes contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Orrry
Louisville
Kansas Citys
Louisvilles
Renee Are
Ewing
Sea
Emine
Ferguson
Runner Accepts Challenge for Half Mile Race
The speaker agrees to race a challenger over a half mile saying the opponent has beaten him at longer distances. He notes the bet is placed by friends and a forfeit will be covered by him, with the arrangement left at the DISTATCH office.
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Distatch
Von der Ahe Attacks St Louis as Browns Threaten Exit
Chris Von der Ahe blasted St Louis after today's game at Sportman's Park saying the town does not deserve a ball club and vowing to move the Browns if reception remains poor. He claimed his efforts were wasted and floated possible sales to Washington or Philadelphia to relocate the franchise.
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St. Louis
Chris von der Ahe
Grand Avenue
Sportman's Park
Sporting Editor of the Republic
Union Depot
Oreat
Louis
Seana 2
Browns
Athletics Sign McMahon from Norristown Club
Philadelphia June 27 Manager Sharaig of the Athletic Baseball Club went to Norris town to sign McMahon the crack pitcher of the Norristown club to play for the Athletics. McMahon will pitch his last game at Norristown tomorrow against Norwalk and then join the Athletics. His salary is to be 300 dollars per month and Norris town laments his departure.
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Philadelphia
Sharaig
Athletic Baseball Club
Norristown
McMahon
Athletics
Norwalk
Climax Club Challenges Scottdales for Piute July 6 $1004
The Climax Ball Club manager vows to play the Scottdales in Piute on July 6 for a $1004 side. He states the defeat yesterday has not dampened their resolve and issues the challenge for a winner takes all match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Climax Ball Club
Scottdales
Pee Climax
Local Ball Clubs Seek Junior Players and Matches
Area clubs advertise for youth groups under specific age limits and invite contact for friendly games. Notable entries include Sewickley Athletic Juniors seeking junior clubs, John Meister club seeking under 16 players, W Bennetts seeking under 13, and Beltzhoover Blues seeking under 14. Uniontown ball club announces full reorganization ready for dates, with organizer W C McCormack.
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John Meister
E. W. Hahn
W. Bennetts
William Bennett
Blaine Street
Nat C. Goodwins
P. Goodwin
Third Avenue
Clipper Club
Ada M. Mullen
McKean Street
Beltzhoover Blues
James Methias
Beltzhoover
Uniontown Ball Club
W. C. McCormack
Uniontown
Wholesale Commission
O. E. Smith
Liberty Street
Bargain Suit Sale and Other Deals At Local Stores
Advertises $10 suits from over 10 styles in imported fabrics with high original prices, plus discounts on Pennsylvania rye whisky, hosiery, and cotton vests. Mentions Johnstown excursion via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and sale of baby carriages and assorted goods at Jos. HoRNE & Co. Penn Avenue Stores.
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P.C.C. C
Jos. Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Rochestertiestaeasaeni to ToledoLondon game notes
Fragmentary telegram style lines mention Rochester Buffaloes Syracuse Hamilton Toledo London games and wet grounds. Exact details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate multiple teams and a weather impact on a game schedule.
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Toledo
London
Two Des Moines Players Assault Umpire During Game
Sioux City report says Maculler and Trattley attacked umpire Clark after a disputed six inning game. Both players had been drinking and beat him until bystanders intervened. Clark suffered serious injuries and police planned charges.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Des Moines Baseball Club
Maculler
Trattley
Clark
Des Moines
Traffiey
Sioux
Climax club Defeats Scottdale in Easy Baseball Victory
In Pittsburg on a bright day the Scottdales were outplayed at every inning as the Climax club of Pittsburg won with ease. Final score shown as an emphatic win for the Climax club with players Giimaxs Kort and Wasmund contributing in offense. Daytons Shut Out. Dartox, June 2. A rough, incomplete account notes Nikirk challenging McClelland and friends after a decisive early lead.
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ScoTnas
Jane
Scottdales
Climax Club
Pittsburg
Oetoriom
Giimaxs, Korts
Wasmund
Champions Coming Cornell Wins the Big Racer
In Chicago and Sheepshead Bay racing results the big winner is Cornell with Long Boy Kate Malone Irene Catalpa English Lady Maloolah Frederica Winning Ways Lady Hemphill and other top horses. At Sheepshead Bay Barns Cayuga My Fellow Hanover Dunboyne Tattler also posted firsts with Belinda Blackburn Sluggard Kingston Wilfred as runners-up.
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Carcaco
Long Boy
Kate Malone
Irene
Catalpa
English Lady
Alarm Bell
Maloolah
Bridgelight
Frederica
Ernest Race
My Fellow
Sluggard
Hanover
Kingston
Dunboyne
Burch
Tattler
Wilfred
Grand Sports at Brashton Complete Programme Promises Top Field Day
Pittsburg Cricket Club hosts Brashton event with ten races and a gold prize for the 100 yard dash. Entries include teams from Detroit Athletic Club and New York Athletic Club and many Young Men’s Christian Associations. Races feature handicaps and scratch starts across multiple distances and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Cricket Club
Brashton
Tue Disraten
John Owen, Jr
Detroit Athletic Club
W. H. Struse
Bisten Island Athletic
Young
Tyards
Christian Asone
Nila
EA Davis
Alleghens
H. New
Allegheny Crele Club
D. Youn
Bcock
New York Athletic Club
W. H. Bearell
W. Brown
Ti Yards
Hazelwood Athletic Associa
Jake M. Young
Chris Een Association
H. Benethock
Myarda
Christian dieGrew
Young Men's Christian
Oakwood Handicap Attracts 12000 To Washington Park
A large crowd witnessed 12,000 at Washington Park for Oakwood day. The card featured fast racing with several favorites beaten and the weather cool after a light overnight rain.
Excursion Tickets Sunday Departure From New Depot
An advertisement notes excursion tickets available Sunday for trips with trains leaving the new depot at 7 30 a m. It mentions an extraordinary sale at a special table for seats near the center front lower store and a later auction at 2 30 o clock conducted by W A Hemnow & Sons of No 50 Fourth Ave.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Johnstown
New Depot
Mornin
Arene Sagan
Boées & Busy
Waldog Nu Thanedey
W.A. Hemnow & Sons
Fourth Ave
Sheephead Race Recap Includes Fast Time and Winners
Race day at Sheepshead shows a brisk sea breeze and fast track. Eures wins the opening heat in 1:4, with Melinda second and Cynosure third. Fellow takes the next mile event, Sluggard places second, while Jubal leads in the longer mile segment as weathered by the scattered readable names.
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Sheepshead Har
Climax
Melinda
Cynosure
Cartoon
M Ben
Eures
da Accond
Jubal
Sia
Sluggard
Bes
Hee
Cornell and Columbia Boat Race Exciting Collapse Shocks Crowd
New London Conn June 27 Crowds packed the riverfront for college boat races with Cornell favored in the lug event and Harvard prevailing. A dramatic collapse hit the Columbia crew at the finish as six rowers fainted, several unconscious briefly before recovering. the Columbia team was carried to their rooms.
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New Loxpox
Conn
Cornell Wan
Cornell Columbia
Pennsylvania
Harvards
Meikieheim
Seg
Carrie Goodwin
Columbia
Tuttle
Es Os
Pelton
Stroke
Causewayon Sandown: Needless Wins De Wittville Handicap
At Sandown Park first summer meeting the Robert De Wittville handicap of 500 sovereigns over five furlongs was won by W A Jarvis’s three year old Needless. Sea Long and Lucy Long finished second and third. Listen won the five furlong Electric for yearlings with Ormuz and Free Mason following. Loup, Pensa ce, and Devil Fish led in the two year old races.
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London
Sandown Park
Robert de Wittville
W. A. Jarvis
Needless
General Owen Williams
Sea Long
Mr. Deacon
Lucy Long
Mr. Manton
Listen
Duke of Westminster
Teemer Han Backing in Boston for England Trip
Teemer announces backing in Boston and plans a three race series with Gaudaur after the Sioux City regatta. He also indicates an intention to reach England soon.
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McKeesport
Teemer
Boston
Sioux City
Gaudaur
England
Clerk trapped between elevator and partition at Fifth Avenue office
William Wickersham a clerk in Carnegie Phipps Co on Fifth Avenue was caught between the elevator and a partition halfway between floors. He was extricated by workers then sent to Engine Company No 1 and taken to his home on Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wickersham
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
Fifth Avenue
Engine Company No. 1
Ninth Stree
James Douglas
C. W. Hail
James McAuliffe
Anie
Douglas
M. F. Maloney
Diamond Street
Cassidy
West Mer
Hall
Local items summarize day in two cities
The railroad is shipping freight eastward without delay. A fall left Mars Winters with head injuries. Inspectors cleared 41 dairies. Poor Society sent 47 children and three women to a summer camp. Ohio Connecting Railroad bridge work proceeds and could finish within a year. Union notes report officers elected and tax subcommittees meeting. A Pleasant Valley car struck Chestnut. injuries minor. Several local accidents and court actions noted along with school and church events.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Mars. Winters
Penn Avenue
McCuTcHeon
Oskmont
Ohio Connecting
Henry Schultz
Teamsters’ Assembly
K. of
James Rodan
Timothy Doyle
Allegheny Parks
Greenho
Miss Chestnut
Church Avenue
Allegheny
Pleasant Valley
Sandusky Street
Sikacanon
Preston Searight
East End
Brushton
Albert O’bsier
The
Humane Society
Alderman Means
W. Allison
Surr
Alderman Reilly
Morris Lynch
Hugh A.le
Lynch
Tx School
Rock Point
M. E. Sanday
Castle Shannon
Rhodes
Baum's Grove
Fourth Presbyterian Church
White House letters surge as visitors lag in hot weather
Plenty of callers flood the Executive Mansion while summer heat reduces tourist traffic. Secretary Proctor visits. Vice Presidents Moraes and Morton figure in discussions about a vacancy. New York politicians and Pennsylvania Republicans meet with President Harrison, alongside other visitors, while Cape May plans and a Deer Park visit are noted.
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Washington
White House
Executive Mansion
Hiscock
Flood
Sawyer
Baker
New York
Spooner
Wisconsin
Owen Browne
Indiana
Strable
Iowa
Carey
Wyoming
Chester County
Pennsylvania
Huston
Perry Carson
Recorder of
Harrison
Cape May
Deer Park
London Children Send Aid for Johnstown Flood Sufferers
In an appeal from Colebrooke Row Islington London a Sunday school group sent 708 shillings to aid Johnstown flood victims. The letter from St Pauls Clerkenwell notes Whit Sunday church aid and mentions Rev Perring. The report lists numerous U.S. contributions totaling over six hundred thousand dollars.
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Thompson
Johnstown
German Evangelical Protestant Church
Phil- Upsburg
Publc
Fitteburg
Burington
Wis
Indianapolis
Franklin
Ind
Laona
N. Y
Portsmouth
Gunnal Gienn
Indianapolii
Blue Bird Mining
Ecitizens
Payette City
Jefferson Whea Ship
Pennsylvania
J. D. Hopking
Toate Point
Penn Township
Mission School
Eastern Cash
Aln Aegheny
Evangelical
Lutheran Zion's
Chureau
Perio Masa
Thomas J. Kelly
Allen
Coda
Danellers ‘Stam Ct
Citizens
Oriens Fon i
The
Picayune
New Oriecan
Colletons
Leader
Comparany Necmaree
Covington
Hand of King
T. Schemerborn
Blues
Uver Thompson
Ief
Colebrook Row
Islington
London
England
St. Paul's
Clerkenwell
Mr. Perring
Ginx
Iron workers scales stir nerves amid pending signatures
Iron workers face a delayed wage scale as no mills have signed yet. Carn, Phipps & Co. push for wage cuts, while Amalgamated Association expects resolution before strikes. Industry leaders warn of idle works if negotiations fail, with repairs season looming.
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Amalgamated Association
Carn , Phipps & Co
Sentennets Association
License Appeals Remain Pending in Allegheny County
Attorney Morton Hunter reports that the Supreme Court in Philadelphia has not yet issued decisions on appeals from Judge White’s denial of wholesalers and bottlers licenses in Allegheny County. The justices met privately to consider whether to hear arguments with the four Philadelphia judges, in the appeal involving the rowing 78d matter, which could affect the Allegheny County appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Hunter
Green
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
White
Allegheny County
Supreme Poe
Elegant Gold Eye Ginases and Quick Sales at Kornblam's
A jumble of misread ads shows items like glassware, cookies, cigars, beaded wraps, and dress goods offered at cut prices. Notices include a DIED obituary for Jane Asd aged 0 years with a funeral in Mt. Washington.
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Gue
Jane Asd
Mus
Gordon Street
Mt. Washington
River Telegrams Special Dispatch Update
Brownsville river at 4 feet 2 inches stationary with cloudy weather and 70 degree temperature. Morgantown river at 6 feet stationary with clear skies. Warren river at 5 feet 110 inches and rising with cloudy warm weather.
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Brownsville
Morgantown
Warren
Bank Embezzler Harry Flann Remains in Jail
Harry Flann the young bank embezzler remains jailed with no bail set at 10 000. Attorneys failed to secure the bond as many property owners could not meet bond requirements since they do not own real estate.
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Harry Flann
Bank
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Max Klein
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McClelland
Nikirk
Cornell
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General Sporting News OF the Bay
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National Tube Works
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Smithfield Street
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Wickersham School
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Morton and
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Optician
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Bocas & Bux
H. J. Lynch
Market Street
Wm. J. Fimpar
Marie
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Wisi
Water Hisrop
Fifth Ave
Boocs & Buxt
West Virginia
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Patterson
Cochran Station
Elreghany
Howard Plate Glass Works
Allegheny Bessemer Steel Works
Duquesne Tube Works
J. R. Wylie
Duquesne, Pa
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Otel Royal
W.H. Reynolds
Lafayette Hotel
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Chautauqua
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Wolff & Randolph
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Morgan & Parsons
HS Eldredge
South Carolina Avenue
FE. J. Eldredge
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Cinnaminson
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Edwin Lippincotr
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Nowsey
K. Lan Fell
Stockton
F. Theo. Walton
Chas Somers
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