Browns Rally Past Pittsburg In Narrow Win
St. Louis Browns defeated Pittsburg with strong pitching by Gleason and support from Mack despite illnesses. Crooks and Carroll starred for the Browns with steals and timely hits, while Pittsburg bullpen struggled as turnover and errors shaped the final score. Attendance reached 1,500.
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Difpatch
St. Louis
Pittsburg
St. Louis Browns
Terry
Mack
Miller
Browns
Gleason
Crooks
Carroll
Caruthers
Breitenstein
Boston blanked as Keefe dominates on pleasant day
Keefe’s accurate delivery stifled Boston in a quiet game with weather sunny and attendance 6,027. Boore notes a strong pitching performance and minimal offense from the home side.
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Putiapeiraia
Boston
Keefe
Boore
Washington Beats Baltimore In Long Weathered Game
Washington def Baltimore 12 to 8 in a day game with clear skies and 3,000 in attendance. Highlights include Larkin hitting a home run and Shindle, Radford, Marean, and Richardson contributing multiple hits, while Van Fi taltren and Sences provided stolen bases and Radford added a two-base hit. Pitchers and fielding noted jet Bameton, Knell, and Huffinton with Lynch as umpire.
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Aera
Tiernau
Ward
Hee i
lJoyee
Ioorke
Corcoran
Lroms
New York
Brooitrates
Scuma
Brooklyn
Rush
Throrlits
O' Rourke
Griffin
Bovie
Puller
Joyce
Crowthers
Haddock
O'Brien
Valie
Husle
Daly
Bad Koyle
Utes
Emalie
York
Reed Iesees Brooklin
Saa Ae
Cigged Fe ‘ Brewalter Fuller
Cence Ee
Washington
Son Summart
Baltimore
Washle
Radfordington
Shock
Hoy
Larkin
Marean
Richardson
McGraw
Ang
van Fitaltren
Sences
Radford
Jet Bameton
Knell
Wildphobes—Huffinton
Lynch
Von der Ahe Faces False Representation Charge In Baseball Case
Von der Ahe is accused of lying about releasing Genins on May 1 to persuade the Pittsburg club to accept Genins and Stricker for Galvin. Evidence shows Genins had a valid release and Cincinnati had signed him. A local official says he violated league rules and should be expelled. the matter will go to league directors.
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von der Ahe
Temple
Genins
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Stricker
Galvin
Cincinnati Club
Prropers Meekin and
Jones
Louisville
Valley Blues
Albert McAdama
Fifth Avenue
Hazelood Records
Adarene J
Morgan
Wesnknimaveste
Joe Kelly
Omaha
Clausen
Columbus
Louieville
Sharpsburg
T. J. McGiven
Eighth Street
Sharpsa J
H. C
Pittaburg
Eve Payee
Baltimore
Charlie Farrell
Vay Coveneeei
Globe-Democrat
Lou Wolfgan
Cavtais
Faitz Pfeifee
John Reilly
Colonels
Harry Taylor
Jimmie McAleer
TWO GAMES TOMORROW IN POSTPONED SERIES
The Phillies and Secustors schedule two back to back games here tomorrow for one admission. The doubleheader follows a postponement affecting travel to Louisville and Cincinnati. Tickets are sold at McClurg's cigar store on Wood Street. morning game begins at 1 and the afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Isville
Philadlphia de
Phillies
McClurg’s
Wood Street
Colts Call Off Game After Rain Soaks Grounds
Heavy rain at 2 o clock made the field unplayable and forced the game to be called. Laby and Young pitched for the Colts, with Laby injuring his pitching hand while making a play on a liner. Both games were declared ended by mutual consent.
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Cmrenco
Laby
Young
Colts
To Day's League Schedule Featuring Six City Matchups
Pittsburg visits Cleveland while Chicago hosts Cincinnati in a busy schedule. J Louis faces Louisville, Boston plays Philadelphia, New York meets Brooklyn, and Washington travels to Baltimore.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Brookrlye
New York
NW York
Brooklyn
Washington
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Louisville
Philade
Cleveland Lyn
York
St. Tawnis
Mae
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Chicago
J. Louis
Composite High School Basketball Results Complexly Rendered
The soggy OCR reads as scattered scorelines and team pairings across multiple towns including Wilkes Barre Allentown Lebanon Harrisburg Altoona and Johnstown. It lists batteries and players like Lukens Clark Goodhart Swift Innes and Towher with varied game results and locations.
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Wilkesbarre
Anefee
Cate
Finnigan
Keach
Allentown
Allenwwn
Lebanon
Errora
Lepanon
Lukena and Clark
Day
Touher
Cees
Errore
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Iona
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Goodhart
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Swift
Hart
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Danville
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Secon
Tolinatown
Panvitin
O. Errore Ohnspeers
Batteriesa—West
Schachodes and Fox
Butler Edges Meadville In Contested Local Game
In Meadville the Butler and Meadville clubs played a tight contest. Butler showcased strong all round play led by Neidin and solid battery work from Miles and Stevick. Meadville’s pitchers Renninger and Rotler held firm with five hits allowed. A separate note mentions doctors and druggists planning a game at Kinney's Grove next Saturday with Drs. Price and Cornthers as the battery for the prescription writers.
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Meadville
Butler
Neidin
Butlers
Miles
Stevick
Renninger
Eee
Rotler
Hraddock
Brappock
Wijl
Kinney's Grove
Drs. Price
Cornthers
Myer Begins Training Ahead of Ring Return
Myer starts training after traveling with Cuarence and Kennedy to Streator. Kennedy orders Myer to complete all training for his upcoming bout with Jack Mc Auliffe at his former home. Quarters are ready and active work will begin in a few days as Myer aims to reenter the ring.
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Cuarence
Alt Kennedy
Pilly Myer
Streator
Kennedy
Myer
Jack McAuliffe
Baltimore Defeated by Intercity Cricket Team
In the inter city match Philadelphia defeated Baltimore by an innings and 19 runs. Breage penn scored 294 for the first innings. Baltimore posted 81 in the second inning after a flat start.
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Pattaprtrara
Jane
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Breage Penn
Yale Beats Harvard In Tight 4–3 Baseball Finish
Yale defeats Harvard 4 to 3 in a close contest before about 8,000 spectators at New Haven. Captain Murphy catches Highlaxed for the final out as Yale overcomes injuries to Mason and Carter and the game features tense plays and crowd eruptions.
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Dispatch
New Haven
Yale
Harvard
Cambridge
Murphy
Mason
Carter
Cobb
Kedzie
Highlands
Bowers
Yale and Harvard baseball clash ends with Yale disbanding
After the game in New Haven between Yale and Harvard the Yale nine disbanded for the season. The scheduled rematch will not be played.
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New Haven
Yale
Harvard
Local baseball notes and player moves in minor leagues
A collage of notes on pitchers, releases, and team moves from various leagues. Mentions Sam Vetters and McGraw seeking Cincinnati play, Hutchinson and Ruasle off form, McAdams soliciting addresses, and potential Louisville uniforms for Kelly and Clausen. Also references a Pittsburgh Baltimore schedule and a 50 cent divide debate in the league.
Major Domo Shines In Fast Mile At Sumersarap Race Track
A light crowd watched racing at Sumersarap with Major Domo delivering the feature by winning the mile in a rattling fast 1:... The event showcased a near-record effort as Major Domo carried 6 pounds versus Racine’s 7 in the earlier race. Garrison’s Severene broke late, while Comanche and other entries battled for place in subsequent events.
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Sumersarap Har
Major Domo
Racine
Chicago
Garrison
Sir Francis
Isaac Arphy
Garrson
Domo de Lambley
Toington
Uys Jeno
Tae
Dorgett
Biol
Bix Tongue
Heh
Irvanese
Murphy
Ntenenen Ayax
Bergen
Perrier
Lawhess
Sloane
Sue Weak Rega
Lew Made
Littlefield
Bon
George
Mewalland
Sallie McCichland
Bryant
W. Wideviey
Atlanta
Narvaez
Secon
Sex Ace
Taral
Natural Gna circuit opens with surprises in city races
The blue ribbon meeting of the Natural Gna circuit opened in the city today. The trotting events featured strong contenders and several upset finishes as horses competed across several stakes.
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Mavrstretp
Races at Washington Park Feature Mixed Results
Racing at Washington Park today produced several outcomes across six events. The Hero led the first race, Carmen placed second, and Luin May took third in the 8-year-olds and up mile and sixteenth. Content won the 3-year-olds and up six furlongs, with Eugenie a distant second and Shadow third in the 2 year-old filly division. Highlaid captured the fourth race on the free handicap for Shoneiae and ward with Lew Wet second and Time 2:04. The fifth event, a purse of 7 M, featured three quarter-mile heats where Three won heat one and Knott-in-It took heat two, with Time noted for overall pace.
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Cutcago
Washington Park
the Hero
Carmen
Luin May
Eee Pe Sena
Fred Weston
Ito
Lew Wet
Big Three
Secene
Pittsburg Homing Pigeons Break 500-Mile Speed Record Claim
Five hundred miles were flown in a day by Pittsburg homing pigeons owned by W. H. Hillebrecht Jr starting from Vandalia Illinois at 6 04 am Central. Wire reports list Springfield Belle and Daisy as early sightings with speeds challenging the world's record for 500 miles.
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W. H. Hillebrecht, Jr
Vandalia
Central Standard
Springfield Belle
Daisy
Ma'am Belle
Pennsylvania
Dickinson
Hazel
Jumiper
Thurston Nine
Belle View Club
Easley, & C
Spain
Providence
Lafayette College records broken at athletic meet
Easton June 9 Special The Lafayette College athletic meet drew a large crowd as January 92 class won the silver cup for most prizes. Moncoure March set a college broad jump record and several events were won by Coffin Oliver Leeds and March with times and distances listed for each event.
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Easton
Lafayette College
The
Athletic Association
Moncoure
March
Coffin
Oliver
Mathotinn 'Si
Leeds
McAuliffe Goddard Fight Draws Growing Interest
San Francisco reports rising interest in the McAuliffe versus Goddard bout set for next Thursday night. Odds show McAuliffe at 0 to 3 against the Australian, with backers arguing his long reach and improving speed could lead to an easy win. Goddard bets claim a win would trigger a challenge to Peter Jackson.
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San Francisco
McAuliffe
Goddard
Peter Jackson
Peter
Sydney
Dusky Gladiator
Carroll Return Prompts Challenge After Sparring Tour
San Francisco reports Jimmy Carroll the eightweight champion has returned from the East where he aided Bob Fitzsimmons in sparring exhibitions after Fitzsimmons defeated Peter Mather in New Orleans. He declined a match with Billy Maher and said he will challenge the Mier McAuliffe winner for a February or March bout before the club offering the largest purse, noting he is not in top health to fight soon.
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San Francisco
Jimmy Carroll
Bob Fitzsimmons
Peter Mather
New Orleans
Carroll
Billy Maher
Tll
Miscallaneous Sporting Notes from Charter Oak Events
Notes cover a $10,000 stake at Charter Oak with a young entrant in trot classes, Jack Fogarty organizing a lightweight tournament, and plans for a Peter Prigdy race. James Golden eyed Grand Circuit entry. Charles McCully praises a manager as a great racehorse. Oliver Iron and Steel clerks beat Eclipse ball club trog to keystone bicycle relay teams. 30 wheelmen volunteered. A club road race and charity event at Shemield on July 14 drew 9,000 last year and aims for 4,000 more. Allegheny County law students beat Young Men's Catholic Club in a derby-like game. Ep Conrigan doubts Carlsbad’s derby supremacy.
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Miscallaneous
Charter Oak
Psymen
Jack FoGarty
James Golden
Chanles McCully
Douwle Galt
Oliver Iron and Steel Company
Eclipse Ball Club
Glenwood
Quivers
Davis and Bean
Eclipse Beach
Tar Keystone
Allegheny County Law
Cathol E Club
McKeerporty
U Ogame
Une
Turner
Ep Conrigan
Carlsbad
Swigert
Allegheny Field Day Promises Large Local Track Meet
Allegheny Athletic Association hosts a major field day Saturday at the 3 As grounds with 74 entrants and 173 events drawing athletes from Pittsburgh Michigan New York Philadelphia Ohio and statewide colleges. A band will play as the track is prepared including a new 120 yard cinder course and a comfortable grandstand.
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Allegheny Athletic Association
Recreation Park
Michigan
New York
Philadelphia
Ohio
Gerand
A. Weir
Howard Fry
Per Dee
Uae
Aly Zerhee
George i. Lay
J.P. Xinmeill
E. E. G. Py Gardner Biece
Eee
Jewett
D. A
Wil Hunter
A. A
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Edward A. C
Vaneren
Mitchell
G.C. A
Chas. W. Fae A. C
Gonrge
Laughlin
S. Kimmell
Ganiner
W.A.P. A
Bary. Jewett, .C
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Sitith
Herbert Simnby
Maraney ‘Hunter
Ala
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Fry
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Speer
Charles Ampester
Edward Ryan
John A. McKenna
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Wintringer
M. A
William Metcalf
Thomas W. Nesbitt
BO W, Haley
H. C. Fry
John McGrew
Isaac Higains
Sharpebere YM
C. A
Thomas Jackman
U. P. Aea
Hamilton W. U.P
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Harry Ee
Gad. Wade
A .G. C. Wintringer
Fox to Swim Fox in Three-Race Match for Gate Receipts
W B Jonson prompts a three race series with J T Fox of this city at the Pittsburg Nantatorium. The winner earns 75 percent, the loser 25 percent with races at quarter, half and mile distances. Sundstrom doubts Fox as genuine swimmer and is urged to swim for $500 a side to prove himself.
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W. B. Jonson
J. T. Fox
Johnson
Fox
Pittsburg
Sundstrom
Reynolds Town increases borough debt for streets
In McKeesport on June 28 the Reynolds ton borough voted to raise its indebtedness by $25,000. The measure carried by a large majority and the funds will finance street improvements.
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McKeesport
Reynoldton
Weather Trends and Temperature Outlook Across Regions
The storm north of the Lower Lake region has moved northward with increased pressure in the East. A light low has formed over Dakota with showers in Minnesota and North Dakota. Interior remains fair except Lake regions with local showers. rain on the South Atlantic Coast and Gulf and New England Coasts. cooler in Middle and South Atlantic States, warmer in New England and Upper Lake region. Wednesday looks warmer and generally fair in the Middle Atlantic and southern interior. United States Signal Service notes pending comparative temperature data.
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Lower Lake Region
United States
Maritime
Dakota
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Atlantic
Gulf
New England
Middle
Upper Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
Middle Atlantic
River News and Notes Special Telegrams to the Dispatch
Louisville dispatch notes river conditions and traffic. River levels range from four to seven feet at various gauges with several steamers and tows arriving or departing toward Evansville Jeffersonville and Kentucky river areas. Weather is fair and warm with rising levels further south and in Natches.
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Dispatch
Louisville
H. F. Frisbie
Charlie McDonald
J. B. Drouilhard
Jeffersonville
William W. O'Neill
Joe B. Williams
Big Kanawha
Evansville
oCity
Joe Owensboro
Kentucky River
Falls City
Whaling Wharf Dispatches and River Traffic Report
News From the Wharf reports arrivals and departures on the river. Vessels including the John F. Walton and Mayflower are noted with repairs and stowage of empties. The steamer Meauin, Little Bay, and J. M. Awe sail or tow out, while Hulings Bros and Drake Company face a court hearing and potential liability for stone loads. A capsized tow and submerged deck on the J. Gusky prompt emergency pumping and repairs.
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John F. Walton
Toplain Hunter
Atbor Docks
Seacure
Dido
Hele
GuLctiss
Meauin
Little Bay
W. Barcue
O'Neal
Wheeling
Escalots
Andes
Ginford
William Anderson
Cartarx E. F
Keystone State
Joseph McDonald S
Tron Age
Iron Cake
Pgnsieres
United States
Hulings Bros. Coniist
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Denis
Sixth Street
J. M. Awe
J. M. Gusky
Betty
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G. Horner
Bea
Travelers and Officials In City This Week Highlight Local Travel
W W Dunnavant Baltimore and Ohio city passenger agent visited Warren noting Ohio readers praise Durato and suggesting political shifts with Steepann link. Losch of Schuylkill Haven and George F. Dingler seen at the St Jo. Elwell and family back from Wilmington visit. Other railroad men J I Lambright Akron J W Clements Indiana Sue at Anderson hotel and Henoteh Baltimore and Ohio in Chicago.
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W. W. Dunnavant
Baltimore and Ohio
Warren
Ohio
Duratou
Stee Pann
Rother D Annavant
Lake Erie
S&a
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Sones
W. F. Fi
Washington
Motongahela House
F. M
Claffese
Central Hotel
C. A. Baird
The
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J. I. Lambright
Akron
J. W. Clements
Indiana
Pittsburgh Names Registered at New York Hotels
The list records Pittsburgers staying at New York hotels on June 23 including M Atwood and H D Atwood at Fifth Avenue J J Haley B Thaw and B H Bakewell at various upscale venues along with C L McKee F Aiken Miss Bosle and others at Hoff man Park Avenue and Hotel Imperial.
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Pittsburgh
New York
C. IL
McKee
Hoffman
H. A. Porterfield
Astor
J. A. Shinn
Park Avenue
J. E. Ambatnetter
Brunswick
FM. Aiken
Bartholdi
Miss Bosle
Hotel Imperial
L. P. Horton
Miss Keane
BP. J. Ward
Hotel Sperial
Facksons' Clothing Promises All Sizes Fit In Town
An advertisement touts Facksons' as the last resort for all body types from slim to stout. It claims thoroughfare Liberty Street location, a prominent corner, and stock that fits every customer at unmatched prices with one year guarantees.
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Facksons
Liberty Street
Depot
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