Giants Beaten by Phillies in Big Hitting Display
Special telegram reports a high scoring second game of the series with Pittsburg. Indianapolis tops Pittsburgh 11 to 2 as Beery Seery and Denny lead the offense while Galvin, hurt in the fifth, is removed from the mound. Daily and Whitney pace the Hoosiers with timely hits and bold baserunning as Pittsburgh fights hard before collapsing late.
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Baseball Recap with Base on Balls and Pitching Notes
In a clipped box score style summary, Basee J Myers and Merrill Nash Rich join Fearson on base. Fearson walks four times off Clark as O'Brien, Fearson, and Bennett contribute. The game lasted about 45 minutes with umpire McQuaid officiating.
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Nash
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O’brien
Bennett
Fine
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Philadelphia Triumphs Over Giants In Batting Game
Philadelphia defeats New York as Buffington shines on the mound with a home run by Bulvey and late scoring. Giants mistimed plays as the Phillies push ahead in a high offense game played in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
New York
Uns
Cleveland Defeats Anson's Aggregation In Fair Ball Game
Cleveland beats Chicago 17 to 9 before 2500 spectators in a showing dominated by home hitters and visitors errors. The game featured two-base hits by Lhskett Toner Duffy McKean Tritchell Radford and Gumbert with Sutcliffe and Flint handling key errors and batters. Umpired by Barnum, Young's Bulletin reports a one hour six minute contest. official circular lists player contracts across several clubs.
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Young Today
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Martin Sullivan
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Charles Hamburgh
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John Ise
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Charlee Beil
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Worcester
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N. L. Baker
Cleveland
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League Record Shows Philadelphia Leading Standings
The record lists how League clubs have fared against each other with Philadelphia ahead so far, reflecting the ongoing standings.
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McKeesport Triumphs 2 1 Over Oakland in Tight Baseball
Crowd of about 1000 watched McKeesport defeat Oakland 2 to 1 at the local ballpark. Oakland showed a fair battery but overall weakness. one costly error aided McKeesport’s win. Calliban pitched well for Oakland early, while Pittsburg’s new catcher impressed and Taylor kept the Athletice Bararday hopes alive for a pennant chase.
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East End Athletics Dominate Sewickley Nine in County League
East End Athletics overwhelmed Sewickley in a county league clash at Sewickley with a lopsided score. The game featured strong hitting from Whitesell and Gumbert, with Swift and Barr contributing key drives while Oliver worked the mound for East End.
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Local teams clash in uneven but thrilling season opener
Mirao Junction reports May 4 as Mingo opens season in a splendid game against the T. M. Marshalls with tight scoring and notable performances. Mansfield club follows with a hard fought win as Bird Riley and Cantona lead in a high scoring affair.
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Indiana Magentas Beat Kiskiminetas School 3 2
Battsune May 4 Indiana Magentas defeated Kiskiminetas school by 3 to 2 in a game highlighted by Hemphill’s pitching. The feature of the game was the stellar mound work and timely hitting from both sides.
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Gaffin Ready to Meet Shaw in Boxing Match
James Gaffin called last night and stated he is ready to fight Shaw at any time. If Shaw agrees, a match could be arranged soon with Queensberry rules and gloves. The two local fighters may meet in a planned bout to be held in the area.
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Ren Bee
Joe Martin
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Queensberry
The Baldwin Club Gun Club Opening Day Results
Baseball notes report several minor games with mixed results. Winners include Jackson, Hopper, Oselmeir, Phillips and Moore among others. scores and opponents vary across local clubs and teams.
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National Jockey Club Spring Meeting Closes in Pleasant Weather
Washington May 4 The National Jockey Club spring meeting ends with a well attended grand stand as horses race across varied tracks. Winners include Belled Or in the first race and Constellation in the fourth, with bookmakers taking the public earnings and several stables collecting most prize money.
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Liberator
Epeen Gersee
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Meassravis and Hall
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W. P. Burco
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Westside Park racing draws 3500 on pleasant May day
In Maseville Texas on May 4 crowds of 3 500 witnessed fast track racing at Westside Park. Renee won the standout event in 1 16 with Thrace Eight to Seven taking the fourth race in 1 3. The Troubadour stakes offered 1 000 added for a mile and an eighth. Come to Taw led late but Terra overtook to win by a length with Hypocrite third. Other races featured Vermont and Gardner among the contenders.
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Earth
Tim
Aiden Es
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Averine
Gardner
Disk
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Pauline
Interest Grows in Approaching Louisville Spring Meeting
Louisville May 4 Interest in the Louisville Jockey Club spring meeting rises after wins at Lexington and Nashville Hindoo Craft and stable companions arrived this afternoon Bootmaker and others from the Blue Grass section come Friday as crowds rush from Nashville and Lexington The club has 415 stalls and may face crowding Kentuckians warm to bookmakers and a free field The card includes Gometo Taw Proctor Laton Heron Once Again Bootmaker Limbo Calientes and Knott is favored despite doubt Churchill Downs looks well with railroads offering special rates for the first two days of the meet
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Lexington Track Racing Summary May Day Meet
At Lexington Kentucky on May 4 warm weather drew good attendance as judges J H Wheeler of Chicago T J Bush and J F Robinson oversaw races. Toad Rowe led from start to finish in 1:00 for 1 furlong to win by two lengths with Untlaw second and Myerna third. Donovan won the 2nd race, a sixteenth not 16th event, in a photo finish over Orleans and Wahsatch. Stockton triumphed in the 3rd race as the gradient pace faded, finishing two lengths ahead of Dawn durn Time. In the 4th, breeders stakes for 2-year-olds, Outright won in a fast stretch with Finella second. Saturday further details listed runners and weights for remaining events and entries.
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Leonard Defeats Shaw in Erie Catch-Can Duel at Park Opera House
A handicap catch-as-catch-can match at the Park Opera House in Erie featured Hugh Leonard, Muldoon’s protege, against Chris Shaw of Presque Isle. With $100 at stake and two thirds of house receipts to the winner, Leonard won by throwing Shaw in five bouts timed 2.0, 1:45, 2:56, and 3:36 respectively. Leonard weighed 182 and Shaw 153.
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Disastrous public reaction to Suburban defeat in racing notes
The article compares Suburban’s loss to Donovan’s poor showing in the 200 Guinea race. Enthusiast wins while Donovan is tailed by Eldorado. O'Connor's backers falter as Donovan, once favored at 3 to 2, fails to win, stirring speculation on tactics and confidence.
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O Connor’s Money Goes to London Sportaman Note
Joseph Rogers stated there is no reliable evidence that Searle the champion gino has deposited a forfeit to O Connor the American champion. He announced a $600 deposit with H J P to forward to the London Sportaman as a guarantee of good faith.
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Local Track Set for June 3 Mile and a Half Race
Nikirk and McClelland signed agreement for a mile and a half race on June 3 at a local track. Each pledged money with Neikirk contributing 1 and McClelland 50, held by a prominent sporting man.
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English ex-champion Jimmy Taylor and American Coulter Offer
English ex-champion Jimmy Taylor and American ex-champion Coulter announce a challenge to row any two men worldwide whose combined ages meet a specified condition. The pair invites clubs and athletes to match skill and stamina in a test of endurance.
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