Giants and Pirates battle in high-scoring tilt at Eastern Park
New York Giants beat Brooklyn Players' League squad 10 to 4 in a lively Eastern Park game. Key hits by Whitney Hatfield and Connor boosted the Giants, who piled up 17 base hits aided by strong pitching and fielding.
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Players' League
National Fiesay
Hanlon
Desacon White
Exposition
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Broeskiyn
Enooxiyx
Mayi
Giants
Eastern Park
Brooklyn Players’ League
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Hatfield
Connor Bateed
Tork
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Summany
Ty Brookn
Wits Walteey
Andrews
Bierbauer
Nuta
Singeery
Philadelphia Wins Long Game Over Boston Brotherhood
In Philadelphia on May 3 the Philadelphia team defeated Boston in twelve innings before 5142 spectators. Philadelphia pushed five runs across in the first inning with three singles and two errors by Seeland, followed by another in the second on Griffin’s fumble and Irwin’s muff. Boston scored a run after a muff by ee and Quinn’s error, as the game stretched into extra frames.
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Galvin
Hanlon
Visner
Carroll
Robinson
Wisner
Corcoran
Uheir
Bercher
Beecher
Mack
Viewer
Clark
Haddock
Kurhne
Irwin
Handerk
Hov
Rowe
Wise
Philadelphia. Pa
Philadelphia
Boston Brotherhood
Ana
Errora
Seeland
Griffin
Kiana Irwin
Quinn
Boston
Mace Non Swert
Kelly
Giffin
Eateh
Pittsburg and Cleveland battle to eleven innings in wild game
A long scoreless to eleven inning clash ended tied at three as Veach starred for Cleveland with stellar catches and fielding. Pittsburg tied it late on Sunday and Miller's double produced the tying run, but darkness and rain forced a halt after eleven.
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Clark
Pittsburg
Beckley
Veach
McKean
Pittisburg
Smalley
Zamener
Joe Ardner
Clevelanders
Cleveland
Brother Sanders
Gilks
Small
Miller
Davis
Weach
Ardner
Pittsbore
Hemp
Hanlon
Chicago
Windy
Pittsburgers
P. L
Chicseh
Morris
Cantons Edge McKeesport 4–3 In Tightly Played Game
Canton defeats McKeesport 4 to 3 in a well played contest. Yark and Carr pace Canton with key hits while Young pitched a solid game. Crowds around as Canton to face McKeesport again Monday. Dallas of Canton left with an eye injury.
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Cantons
McKeesports
Mckeeersrort
McKeesport
Canton
Yark
Carr
Williams
Young
Mesorenes
Shoupe
Evon
Voss
Leamon
Walton
Lancer
Jalena
McKees- Port
Youngstowns Rout Springfields In Low-Event Contest
Youngstown defeated Springfield 9 to 3 as Springfield struggled with errant play and miscues. Key hitters included Porter Payne Cody Ryan and Parker Voorhees Porter and all nine runs came early. Errors by Springfield totaled two while Youngstown made four.
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Youngstows
Youngstowns
Springfields
Youngstown
Springfield
Summahy
Rons
Porter
Payne
Cody
Ryan
Parker
Voorhees
Doubo
Allen
Rer
Sherman
Hases
Pa Parker
Harnes
Wild Bienen
O’ Brien
Jason
Akron Dayton Telegram Item
A partial telegram from Akron and Dayton mentions names Sweeney, Vandammer, Williams and others in a local update. Details are fragmentary with unclear actions or outcomes and no clear event.
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Akron
Rae Dayton
Rora
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Stare
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Vandammer
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Dayton
Wheellog Mentions Mansfield and Wheelin Figures
In this fragmentary item, names associated with Wheellog include Mansfield and Wheelin peers. The text lists individuals such as Ziegler Fitzsgerald and others alongside Mansfield and Thomas. The clipped notes reference batteries and engineering hints amid names.
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Wheelin Peers
POE Se Sci
Sete Ecuyel Oo
Mansfield
Wheellog
Manefel
Wheeling
Fitsgereld
Ziegler
Mansfeld
Thomas and
Fitzsimmons
Mingos Defeat the Pittsburg Marshall in opening game
MinGo Junction Ohio May 3 The Mingos opened the season today against the Pittsburg Marshalls. The Mingos used a strong attack with their puzzler and timely hitting to win. Mullen Brickley and Struck out by Fuller and Wyh, Marshalls 3 Mingos 9 as score details appear in telegram.
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MinGo Junction
Mingos
T. Ai Marshalls
Pittsburg
Logan
Kelly
Grard
Mullen
Brickley
Iarshaling
K . Bt
Wy Fillen
Mase
Offullen
Sicrifice
Imerman and
Strutoers
Phillies Defeat Boston 5-0 in Slugging Runfest
Philadelphia overwhelms Boston 5 to 0 as Getzein struggles and Allen’s near-miss spark the home club. Pop Smith shines in fielding while Philadelphia pitchers dodge walks and a wild pitch, with only a late rally by Boston missing. Attendance 4,420.
Great race horse Hermit dies in England
Hermit the sensational Derby winner of 1887, who ran the Derby in a snow storm and earned vast stakes, died this week in England. Owned by Henry Chaplin, the horse yielded a princely income and produced many prize winners as a sire. The Derby field is discussed with Surefoot as a favorite. Lord Rotfield’s Nord and Seminola, Memoir, and the Duke of Portland as owner of the top contenders.
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Hermit
England
Barefoot
Dispatch
Henry Chaplin
Marquis of Hastings
Ae Chaplin
Rani
France
Surefoot
Rotid
Lo Nord
Seminola
Duke of Portland
Memoir
Tme
Elected Their Officers Wheeling Wheelmen Meet
The Wheeling Wheelmen's Association annual meeting elected officers led by President C. E. Irwin and First Vice President Dr. BR Bullard. A race track proposal at the State Fair Grounds and a committee to find athletic quarters were appointed as the club plans strong summer sport.
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Wheeling
W. VA
Wheeling Wheelmen's Association
C. E. Irwin
BR. H. Bullard
Howard Wilkinson
Treasuer
H.C. Sweeney
J. E. Belleville
K. E. Sarver
John R. Pipes
W. BR. Stevenson
J. H. McClure
James Stathers
Allround Athletic Association
Nikirk Defeats Smith In Quarter-Mile Local Race
Ed Nikirk defeated Abe Smith in a quarter mile race at Recreation Park. The contest started around 5:15 with Nikirk taking the lead early and winning by about ten yards. Referee and starter Peter Priddy oversaw the event amid light attendance and modest betting.
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Ed Nikirk
Abe Smith
Recreation Park
Peter Priddy
Nikirk
Aes
Races Held in Nashville with Various Winners
Results from Nashville races on May 1 show Mise Blonde winning the first race over White Nose and Germania, with times noted. Philora led the four furlong race followed by Drift and Laura Doxer, then Ferryman, Aver, and ird in the subsequent event. The sixth race saw King arse win by a distance over Argenta and Somerset, while the later races listed Blockner De Santalene and Fayette in podium positions with times incomplete.
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Tenn
Mise Blonde
White Nose
Germania
Philora
Drift
Laura Doxer
Argenta
Somerset
Jacobin
Big Three
Blockner de Santalene
Fayette
Exciting Homesteads edge Standards at Riverside Park
A high spirited game yesterday at Homestead Riverside Park saw the New Homesteads defeat the Standards of the Southside. Ross pitched strongly for Homestead with 13 strikeouts and solid baserunning, while Bennett and Woods contributed on offense. For the Standards Labner and Deitz were notable at bat and on the mound, with Kress also contributing two strikeouts. Umplire Ji O'Neill officiated this tense matchup.
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Homestead Riverside Park
Labner
Deitz
Kress
Parag
Snes
Deitz and Smith
Homestead
Standard
Hreas
Umplire
Ji O'Neill
Kelleys vs Sullivans Baseball Game For Newsboys Fund
The Commercial Travelers' Protective Association schedules a May 24 baseball game at Recreation Park to raise funds for the Newsboys' Home. Drummers compete in a Kelleys versus Sullivans matchup with Mesars Blakely and a manager guiding a lively crowd.
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Commercial Travelers’ Protective Association
Newsboys
Recreation Park
Kelleys
Sullivans
Mesars Blakely
Bridegrooms Rout Giants Behind Caruthers Stellar Prowess
Brooklyn crushed New York in a National League tilt as Caruthers dominated on the mound. Key hits and strong defense backed a lopsided scoring line with Brooklyn plating seven runs to New York's three. Umpires Powers and McDonnell officiated the game in Brooklyn.
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Bassett
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Scummary
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Carothers
Powers
McDonnell
Clevelan
Boston
Harrisburg Beats Altoona In Last Inning Thriller
Harrisburg won the game against Altoona in the final inning after a brilliant display from both clubs. Attendance and full score by innings are incomplete in the report, with Harrisburg tallying 10 runs and Altoona 1. Errors credited to Harrisburg. battery noted as vanes and Somers for Harrisburg, Gamble and Holios for Altoona.
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Altroona
Altoona
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Hes
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Harrisbore
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Vanes
Somers
Gamble
Snd Holios
McBrides Money Up in Dugan Bout Backer Terms
John Quinn the backer of Paddy McBride sent $100 to cover the forfeit for the Dugan bout. Quinn seeks Dugan’s backer to sign articles by the 28th and forward them to New York. McBride plans to challenge Dugan in a ten round state bout with a share of receipts at 76 and 25 per cent.
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Paddy McBride
Mike Dugan
Quinn
Dugan
Mr. Quinn
New York
McBride
Pad McBride
Philadelphia
Jimmy Lynch
Ay Baw Sern
Renan Wise Peeee Yesterly
Fation
Hichard K. Fox
Frank Menritt
Lynch
Mee
Police Gazette
Tame Heavyweight Fight Ends With Davis Victory
In Philadelphia suburbs last night Bill Davis defeated Mike Boden in a 12 round bout for a purse. The fight was a tame affair with Davis winning in the twelfth round on a fo.
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Philadelphia
Mike Boden
Ekanucky
Bill Davis
Davis
Mt St Marys Defeats Pennsylvania College In Lopsided Opener
The first game between Pennsylvania College and Mt St Marys College was played at Mt St Marys grounds today and ended 164 to 16 in favor of Mt St Marys.
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Pennsylvania College
Mt. St. Mary's College
Mt St. Marys
Sporting Notes and Contests Stir Local Interest
Local athletic chatter hints at a big lawn ren boom this year with a Dugan vs Bride contest. Editor Woop leaves for Baltimore for two weeks while EpWand Hansas heads to Bridgeport to race against Ching’s Fred Pialsted. Jockeys Abbas Fitzgerald Sloan Thorpe are reinstated after winter. Harry S Brooks may race in Berkeley colors again. Flora lineage linked to Murray’s estate in Ireland. European motoring betting notes and jockey Bethune inheritance discussed. DosLE’s stable ships trotters to Terre Haute for 18% claiming races. Johnnie Reagan seeks rematch with Pete McCoy after a heated ten round clash.
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Foll Woop
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Baltimore
Epwand Hansas
Bridgeport
Als
Ching
Fred Pialsted
Hickok
Hochester
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Stamboul
Abbas
Fitzgerald
Sloan
Thorpe
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Harry 8. Brooks
Yale
L. E. Myers Inn
Brkeley Athletic
Nee Murray
Almont Relipes
Y Flora
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Europe
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Pye Tealman Empire
France
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Terre Haute
Ind
Fresno
Guy Wikes Dain Eva
Howri
Daniers Seria
Jack
Geneva
Jownnie Reagan
Pete McCoy
Puritan Club
Employers Unite Over May Day Demo Fallout
A Berlin ledgers of merchants and mine owners join to form an employers protection league across Germany to curb strikes and curb worker demands. The May Day events are seen as a master victory but Socialist leaders oppose violence.
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Brrnrx
Chemnitz
Hamburg
Bremen
Frankfort
Berlin
Germany
Volksblatt
Early Morning Assembly Meeting at Pleasant Valley Electric
At 12 30 this morning Local Assembly No 2213 of Pleasant Valley electric road employees met on Ohio street A Corey. A hall at No 67 Ohio street was abandoned when timekeepers lingered, and the group moved to a new hall. Twenty five of thirty members attended along with District Master Workman Evans. Forty five new members were initiated, totaling seventy five in the assembly. The company employs 140 men, so over half are now members.
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Local Assembly No. 2213
Pleasant Valley Electric Road
Ohio Street
Corey
Evans
Lehman and Richman Clothing Factory Closes in Cleveland
The Lehman and Richman clothing manufactory at 86 and 88 Water Street Cleveland closed today by order of the National Bank of Commerce and the First National Bank. Chattel mortgages total 19,000 and 14,000 respectively. Liabilities run about 100,000 with assets possibly covering the event.
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Cleveland
Lehman & Richman
Water Street
National Bank of Commerce
First National Bank
Grateful Patient Hears Doctor’s Encouraging News
A fragmentary dialogue shows a patient seeking reassurance from Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Dispensary. The doctor offers cautious hope that the mother will recover, noting medicines and progress while the patient recalls an old friend.
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Golden Medical
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