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Newspaper
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Location
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1891
Page
6
In a tense game at Sheepshead Bay the Pirates defeated the Cubs after a back and forth innings stretch. Pittsburg pitchers rallied late as fielding miscues and key hits shaped the scoring. notable plays included two-baggers by Carroll and Miller and a late rally that sealed the Pirates' win.
A close contest at League Park ends in a Reds win over Cleveland after a late rally. Umpiring calls, errors, and a crucial sacrifice drive the visitors to the victory amid a spirited crowd.
A foggy afternoon game had Brooklyn edge Philadelphia 9 to 8 after a ninth inning rally. Key plays and hitting spurt by Brooklyn tied the score late and secured the win in a taut baseball showdown.
The Giants defeated Boston in New York for their first win of the series. The game was lively with betting and notable moments from players including Jobo Ewing.
Scores show Boston and St. Paul playing to a 6 to 2 31? 4 result with Washington at 2. The text lists players and batteries for multiple teams including Jamestown Meadville Elmira and Bradford, with umpires named Zachariah O Brien Hanlan and others.
President J. P. O Nell announces there is no longer any doubt about the defeats of the local team of sluggers. He says newspapers have given the club too much prominence and the club will ignore the press as it can get along without them.
Special telegram from Jeannette reports a 7 to 6 victory over Homestead after 11 innings. Batteries were Jeannette Cowan McMuhen and Meebe for Jeannette and Dell and Mrree for Homestead. Homestead struck out 1 man, Jeannette 2.
Louievitux reports Third Baseman Beard and Catcher Cook have been conditionally released by Manager Chapman. The note hints at lineup changes with Beard at third base and a new battery pairing likely.
At Sneepshead Bay on June 3 a crowd of about 4 000 watched Hits Highness win the trial stakes by a short head over Dagonet with Victory Bergen's jockeys taking third. Eclipse and Herlaire were early favorites, while Fairy upset in the 1-year-old stakes and Master Jode defeated Storktom in the fifth. The program featured turf races, with several close finishes and strong betting action against the day’s cool, pleasant weather.
Following results from Gir races today list Eli Rendig winning the one mile first place, Asben second, Render third with 1748 time. Second race over eight of a mile shows Dearest tied with Bieland first in Ida Rossington third. Third mile and a half race sees Fakir first, second Fakir, third Edel. Fourth race notes Angeier winning with Wille second and Riot Grande unnamed others.
A two ounce glove contest occurred near Altoona early today. Dave Barry of London defeated William Domes of Philadelphia in a brief prize bout near the Wopso Bonock Hotel according to a special telegram.
A chaotic scene near Juniata as a train departed with about 100 spectators. A brawl erupted on Cambria county soil leaving Jones injured and supporters clashing amid minimal self defense.
Local reports note growing interest in Pittsburg swimming events at the Natatorium. The Pittsburg Natatorium Company announces four length races with substantial prizes and aims to attract amateur and professional swimmers for an evening program on July 12.
Beaver scene reports the third annual American Flint Glassworkers reunion with Martin of Philipsburg winning the 50 yard dash. A Jeannette versus Water Cure ball game was played but one side failed to field a team.
Braddock June 3 Great interest grows as the Westmont sports grounds project gains traction. The association behind the venture includes over 100 members featuring many local professionals.
Extensive preparations underway for the annual army rifle and carbine contests at Port Sheridan. The event runs through September 7 with participation from enlist ed men and officers in training and competition.
Ed Kinsey of Glenshaw says he will accept Thomas Nichols of Brownsville Pa on equal terms. Kinsey will come to this office Thursday afternoon at 2 to sign articles.
Hancock June 4 Kirk Callighan and Peter McDonough two sprinters of local fame are to run 10 yard dash next Saturday. The race is to be the main event attracting considerable attention for the Disfatotm area.
A jumble of sports briefs notes Ed Tet y, Mekiennas trio, and Clarkson pitching wins. Mentioned are a swimming event at Lathers boathouse, a local compare with Gucky Weapers, and a Natrona W J Cinton baseball club secretary Spiker.
Margaret Jackman administratrix sues Edward F. Jackman executor to force full discovery of books and an accurate accounting. She alleges a partnership in the Andrew Jackman livery business and claims money and real estate belong to the estate, denied by Edward who already holds most assets per the will. The case seeks a decree for full disclosure and proper distribution of due amounts.
Four bricklayers and an apprentice tumbled forty feet into the cellar at Alvin Joslyn's theater after bricks were dropped onto a weakened scaffold. None injured severely though all suffered cuts and bruises. The hod carrier, John Ellett, blamed a careless worker as the cause.
Effingham B. Morris testifies Wanamaker borrowed against Keystone stock certificates issued in his name. Loans were arranged to aid the bank, with transfers signed by Howard Spencer Jones. Wanamaker offers to explain any item at a committee meeting.
River observations report varying levels and conditions on multiple tributaries and ports. Weather remains clear to warm with mostly calm seas as dredge work and towboat activity continue along the Ohio River and Pittsburgh area ports.
William Shot of Twenty eight street was shot by Officer Brady Thompson in the Twelfth ward cooler last night. Thompson fired while pursuing two Italians and encountered Mr Jatsoo in a jolly house.
Dee good clothing offers lowest prices for men suits in sack style and tweed cassimere ceviots and worsteds with sizes 4 to 42. Prices at 8 10 and 12 dollars. Pittsburg Combination Clothing Company at Grant and Diamond streets promotes four gala days and a Fourth excursion to Atlantic City with B and O R R from July 2. Round trip ten day tickets include Washington City stopovers and early departures with Pullman car space available.
A stray wire haired terrier named Bum formed with Birmingham streetcar workers a routine of jumping on and off cars. Residents and drivers protected him by securing a license so he could ride safely until a new plan is found. A separate note reports a tannery fire at Coatsville started by an incendiary, with the loss estimated and no witnesses.
A colorful catalog lists many rocket types including union rockets tripod rockets royal salute rockets exhibition rockets meteor rockets parachute rockets and more. The note mentions James W. Groves on Fifth Avenue offering these varieties.
At James W. Grove's Girly Tricycles store, 40 cent solid black striped organdies are available in every size. A price memorandum urges customers to review prices before buying.
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