Chicago Pirates Open Season With Slow Win Over Chicago
Chicago and Pittsburgh opened baseball in Chicago with a slow contest before 7,000 fans. Galvin replaced King and led Pittsburgh to a 2 to 0 win as Dahlen mishaps and errors helped the Pirates. Beckley and Carroll contributed runs for Pittsburgh while Chicago could not muster more than two late-inning runs.
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Dispatch
Cunco
Chicago
Chicagos
Pittsburgs
Southside
King
Staley
Pittsburg
Galvin
Dahlen
Cooney
Miller
Beckley
Fred Carroll
Browning
Ryan Herecomer
Pirates
Bierbauer
Labs
Sphere
Lefield Wall
Hanlon
Warnot
Colts
Laby
Bateman
Anson
Luby
Beckiey
Mr. Keilly
Carroll
Pfeffer
Wilmot
Big Deems
Sub
Mr. Laby
Fortield
Lekarely
Brooklyns Defeat Boston in New Year slugfest at Ext erp Park
The Brooklyns beat Boston 6 to 5 in a high scoring New Year game at Ext erp Park. Clarkson started for Brooklyn and left after the seventh. Caruthers relieved in the sixth. Sullivan Nash and Collins led with homers and multiple two base hits, as Boston tallied five runs with several players contributing. Time two hours. Umpire Lipack officiated.
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Exterp Park
Brooklin
Todivy
Brooklen
Boston
Clarkson
Caruthers
Collins
Collinslow
Lyn
Summart
Harned
Hoston
Quinn
Bennett
Jerry
Sullivan
Nash
Kinslew
Griffin
Boras
Forte Verry
Derkaosn
Lowe
of & Usruthers
Oats Tee
Darkson
Ty Caruthers
Pola
Bae Aeston
Brook
fo—Stover
Collian Fe Uritin
Ornlarkeep
Foutz
Derry
Umi Iscnire
Lipack
The Forest City Opener: Clevelands Defeat Reds in Curtain Raiser
The league season opened with music and a cable car procession as 9500 spectators watched Cleveland rout Cincinnati. Cushions and benches were scarce as the Reds fell behind early and never recovered by the end of the fourth inning.
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Crevelawn
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Doubles, strikeouts mark tense baseball clash
An uneven box score shows McBean on a double plate to Virtue and Zimmer tallying one run each. Jonasen racks three strikeouts as the contest closes with unclear totals and a rough, error-filled sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latham
Zoodonnson
Pi Okenane
McBean
Mas
Chee
Jonasen
Ao i Zimmer
Giants Beat Phillies In Slugging Lugging Game
New York defeats Philadelphia in a tense baseball matchup with six runs off Esper. Key hits include Gore and Hamilton double, Couper three-base blow, and late scoring pace from both sides. Pitchers Sharrott and Ramite tally decisions as runners reach base on errors and walks.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Esper
Avendance
New York
Philadelphi Summany
Gore
Hamilton
Couper
Howe Ron— Thompson
Soret
Beper
Wid
Welsh
Balis
Krey
Wei
Pally Sharrott
Reat Kilroy
Ramite
League Schedule Hinting Record and Matchups
Partial league record notes list Boston 68 and New York 64 with unclear OCR. Today’s schedule shows Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, Cleveland at New York, Philadelphia at New York, Boston at Brooklyn in a regional basketball lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Phia
Pittabargat Hi
Baseball Recap From Cincinnati and Columbus Matches
Summary of scores and lineups from games in Cincinnati and Columbus. Highlights include Dwyer Vaughn Neal Boyle and Hite involvement with umpires Crembas Ferguson and details of Louisville Boston Washington and St Louis clashes. Today’s schedule lists Washington at Boston Baltimore at St Louis and Cincinnati at Louisville.
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Cincinnati
DOA
Esses Cee
St. Lows
Hite
St . St. Louis
ra—Linrinnati
Dwyer
Vaughn
Neal
Boyle
Crembas
Columbus
Uel
Louisville
Scwatany
Isville
Washington
Boston
Baltimore
Powers and Mullane Erupt After Ballpark Clash
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports umpire Powers fined Tony Mullane $150 after a dispute near the clubhouse. Mullane retorted that Powers robbed them, and Powers demanded $100 in return, triggering a near-violent confrontation observed by players and fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers
Cincinnati Anquirer
Anson
Tony Mullane
Mullane
Tony
Chicagos
Raid
Ohio Valley League schedules release for 1910 season
The Ohio Valley Baseball League publishes a complete game schedule from May 2 to October 3 with all Saturdays and holidays booked. It notes flexible dates left to home teams for financial reasons and a special July 4 match between Beaver and Red Cross in Wheeling.
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Ohio Valley Baseball League
Beaver
Red Cross
Wheeling
East Liverpool
Baseball chat assays and remarks from Cincinnati papers
A collage of sports chatter touching Cincinnati teams and players. Opinions on Slattery, umpire Powers, and pending games with St Louis and Pittsburgh. Mentions Washington, New York World, and urges for better play and discipline amid a lively local baseball scene.
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Galvin
Tor East
Bea
Anson Ar
Yo Rontsson
Whitney
Agian
Cincinnati
Tax Liberty Stars
Soho
Panis
Bennetts
Daris
Fifth Avenue
Powers
Cincinnati Enquirer
St. Louis-Cincinnat
Perth
St. Louis
Cincinnat
Pittsburg
New York
Mandfoid
Slattery
Cincinnati Cigh
Galt
Silat Rhainis
Big transfer of racing stock and cattle in Duchess County
Messrs Wilson and Dutcher completed one of the state’s largest deals of the year. Wilson sold Dutcher trotting stock including Alamater, 2:29 with foal to Simmons, Arbiter 2:30, and a group of mares and foals plus a trained Sultan lineage. The sale also included a French coach stallion Figurant, several coach mares, and six registered Holstein cattle. the transaction covered multiple breeds and livestock values.
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Rimmons
Hambrino
Aloyrone
Sultan
Alamater
Simmons
In Wilkes
Bay Ling
Lom
Wilson
New York
Figurant
Pietertjn
Sean
Suburban Betting Quotations From Ehrlich & Co
Ehrlich & Co publishes quotations for a Suburban Handicap with numerous named horses and figures including Long Run 800 and Los Angeles 100, along with various entries such as Pagan 53 and Casins 40. The list mixes horse names, odds, and obscure terms in a dense betting catalog.
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Ehrlich & Co
Buddhist
Banquet
Ben Kingsbury
Fall
Burlington
Castaway IL
Chatham
Cassins
Chaos
Cortez
Clarendon
Carrol
Cousin Jeems
Diablo
Devotee
Igig Reis
Eurus
Fitzjames
Genie
Ean Lewis
Judge Phant
Kin Thomas
Livonia
Loantaka
Leighton
Los Angeles
Montagne
My Fellow
Aden
Pee
Bo Potomac
Robes
Races Run with Mixed Results and Time Notes
May 1 racing at NasnHviLye produced mixed results with several races declared off. Winners included Too weet frst Hardeen second Tom Karl third in the second. Willow first Colonel Coxsteond Mamie Fongee third in the third. and Tramp a Heely John second Dutchman third in another. Washington reports note times for multiple races including Strideaway and Gallifer with winners and placers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Too Weet
Hardeen
Tom Karl
Jmne
Willow
Colonel Coxsteond
Mamie Fongee
Eee ‘Ourth
Fred Fin
Misa Leon
Mit Fin
Ee Ee Zex
Bos Sed Be
Phelan Derian
Heely John
Dutchman
Dallas Commences Work at Homewood Pace Meeting
Dallas, the noted local pacer, has commenced work at Homewood and shows remarkable speed this season. Owner Mr. McCormick expects him to beat his record, with a likely start in the free-for-all pace at the Homewood spring meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Homewood
McCormick
Braddock Man Offers to Shoot If Paid in 80 Rocks
Telegram from Braddock reports Charley Cristy staked $25 with the city editor of the Daily News to shoot any man in Braddock for 80. The bet specifies shooting at a target of 100 single blue rocks with five trap rapid firing, under American Shooting Association rules.
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Braddock
Charley Cristy
Detly Mews
Resasie
Opening Day Postponed in Washington County League
Telegram from Washington County Baseball League notes postponement of opening day to a later date. Local club organized for the season with strong players. Communication mentions regional towns and regional opening date uncertainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinctex
Washington County Baseball League
Baseball Notes From Boston Hall Report
A brief golf style item notes the Boston hall report on baseball notes and a motel team left at home players paid yesterday. The Thresa team is mentioned with most players in great form and the overall tone notes a tumble in the season mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Hall
Thresa’s
Boating and boxing notes from Sewickley and beyond
Sporting notes preview a busy year with a Fourth of July regatta in Philadelphia, Latonia track’s spring meeting preparations, and racing interests including Evon and Tattersall’s. Updates mention health woes in clubs, boxing plans for Van Heest and Fitzsimmons, and Theosophical Society events in Boston.
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Sewickley
Evon
Philadelphia
Latonia
Tattersall’s
Theosophical Society
Boston
Madame Blavatsky
Its Extremely Pretty But Also Hard of the Pik Tok
A brief note uses a playful line about the appeal of a topic while hinting at its challenges. The phrasing suggests a commentary on visual appeal versus practical difficulty in a digital context. The source emphasizes style and complexity in a concise, witty tone.
West Virginia Society Finds Fine Collection Amid Rail Wreck News
May 1 report from Meadville notes unsecured creditors of Delamater & Co. sign 50 percent proposition. A Melean White signs for over $22,000. State of Pennsylvania and County Commissioners pledge, but George W. Delamater delays a final decision, signaling a hitch in the settlement.
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Meadville
Delamater & Co
G. W. Delamater
A. Melean White
State of
Pennsylvania
George W. Delamater
State Historical Society Completes West Virginia Archives Prep
West Virginia Historical Society workers under Prof. Lew Colonel Bayne General Oxley and Dr. Hale sort and classify items in the Speaker of the House room. The collection includes Lincoln and Stanton correspondence War records and 1841 orders. The society seeks papers from private collectors to form Confederate soldier camps. Hale contributed bullets from the battlefield.
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Lincoln
Edward M. Stanton
West Virginia
Hosecrans
Gauley Ridge
Lightburn
Charleston
Hale
Uterino
Adjutant General's Office
Big Cumberland steel plant sale to Philadelphia buyers
Crown and Cumberland Steel Works in Cumberland Maryland sold at public sale for 35 600 to M P Miller for Hicks Dickey of Philadelphia. Sale not ratified yet allowing possession pending court approval after prior September sale to Hicks and Sedell for 56 000 was voided amid objections by Pittsburgh stockholder Henry Hoberta and ensuing litigation.
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Eyeciat Ipator
Cumberland
May L—Humberd and Henderson
Crown
Cumberland Stel Works
M. P. Miller
Hicks & Dickey
Philadelphia
Aays
Pickes Works
Hicks
Sedell
Henry Hoberta
Pittsburg
Train Collision at West Newton Injures Fireman
A freight train and a light engine collided on a curve at West Newton shaft at 430 PM. Fireman Stewart of engine 9 was severely injured after jumping free and being caught by a box car that derailed. he suffered burns and a crushed leg. One train carried Hungarians and Italians, with no major injuries beyond scratches to the passengers. Both engines were destroyed and two box cars damaged. engineers on engine 74 were unhurt.
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Jstectal Teleo Rag
Dirpaton
West Newton
May
Pr. M
Stewart
Jeoes
Right of Way Secured for Washington and Waynesburg Line
A telegram from Washington to the Dispatch reports Mannington residents have secured the right of way for the railroad extension to the state line and raised funds to proceed with plans. The segment from Waynesburg to the state line is secured except for two farms, and promoters urge Washington to contribute a $5,000 subscription to proceed.
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Washington and
Waynesburg
Wasnmroatox
Mannington
State Line
Pennsylvania Company
Washington
Surplus of Features in Washington County Lamb
A Wa shington County lamb born this week has two noses a double snout and three eyes one eye is sightless a curious healthful oddity reported by special telegram to the Dispatch. Other notes include river levels weather and traffic items across local towns and crossings.
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Washington County
Dispatch
Washington, Pa
Charles Denning
Hopewell Township
Bargain Sale of Pianos and Organs in Large Lot
Large lot of second hand upright pianos square pianos parlor and cabinet organs offered for immediate sale. Instruments from famous makers described as suitable for long use with prices away down and easy payments accepted. Limited time chance as items must be sold at once.
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Palace of Mania
President Harrison in California Promotes Subsidized Shipping
In San Francisco on May 1, President Harrison urged a business oriented administration and American shipping revival. He praised civil welcome in Santa Cruz and Los Gatos, contrasted subsidies abroad with U.S. policy, and urged direct or indirect support for shipbuilding while stressing national unity beyond party lines. A dispatch note promises tomorrow’s full report on dynamite factory visit.
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California
San Francisco
Harrison
Santa Crus
Monterey
Pacific Ocean Hotel
Santa Cluz
Los Gatos
Bay
Banderson
Rusk
Chamber of Commerce
Perentog
Sac
How to Revive a Bouquet With Stem Trimming
Simple method to revive cut flowers. Trim about one inch from the stem and remove the blackened portion, then place the fresh cuts in water heated to about 120 degrees. The process often yields striking results and extends freshness for several days.
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Deems Galvin
Louis Bierbauer
OHI Valley League
Buburban
Generel
Weseesee
Uhor
Dallen
Amman
Chicacg
PFA E
AZ Pyemer
Hantoe Wee Wilwot
Mack
Kane
F. Carrell
Mierbeurr
la Villie
Brooklyns
John Clarkson
Clevelands
Reds
Forest City
Giants
Connor
A. O'Rie
Louleville
Louie
L. P.c
Vincnosts
Athletics
MR Powers
Tory Mullane
Ohio Valley League
Wellsburg
An Sa Jane
New Cumberland
Hed Crom
Red Cro
U. Angel
Red Lion
Alion
Liverpool
Jane Mt
Wellsene Ae Aaa Oaeoe
Nashville
Hayes Ee Belle
Strideaway
Bellasrins
Hypatica
Gallifer
Fellow
Virgie
Cornelis
Gyds
Costatics
Time Finh See
Miles Teri
Mirabeau
Geneva
Secial Teledram
Difpatch
Geneva Park
Geeva Coll
Bethan Cailere
West Iren
Geneva Boys
Sporting Notes
ED Wald Hanlax
England
Keymntc
van Heest
Minneapolis
Hop Fitzsimmons
Billy Daly
Acon Heest Armes Whlis
Kemmic
van Hoyer
Kinney
Mis
Dunkenson
Nic
Jon Nike
Newbury Ganoe
Rogatia
W. E. Brown
Spalding
New London and Northern Railroad
Aunooners
Thames
la Media
Poe
London
Demmy Ney
Birmingham
Dick Harge
Newcastle
Fngland
Manchester
Hurtinham
Coun Wire
Abington
Eer
Saat
Carney
Verrall
Bors
Alf Boffolk
Cas
Mr. Delamyter
S Historical Society
Museum OF Rare Curios
The
West Virginia Historical Society
Cumberland, Md
Mannington’s New Railroad
Yous Astons
Martin Durkin
McGuffey
Wakeman
English Lake District
Dinfatcs
Allegheryt Junction
Elver
MaeGaxTown
R. A
Brownsville
Ehiver
Eforcher
Ulin
Gloudy
Ohio
Ing
United States Signal Service
Womten
Rochester
Saya J
Crocker
Harry Murtens
Free Academy
Harry
Tutt’s
Excon
Tutt
Pt Gah
JOS, Fleming & Sor
Columbias
Pope Mfg Coo
Sustox
Jas. W. Grove
Pittsburg, PA
Tui
People’s Store
Fifth Avene
Land O' Cakes
Fuente
Fleming's Old
JOS. Fleming & Son
Market St
Cor. Diamond
Pitsburg,Pa
Traao
J.b.kaercher
Wood St
Aple
Pennsylvania Watch Company
BS Penn
Penn Ave
Cuba
Haines
Patiens
Rankin
Federal
A. Kelly
BR. Haines’ Colon
Jos. Flemining
Market Oe
Mhif
Nineteenth Ward
Lawrenceville
East Liberty
Penn Avenue
Sixth Street
Matilda Street
Schenley View Place
Price
Straub & Morris
Third Ave
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