Pittsburg and Indianapolis Play Under Warm First Game
The third Pittsburg versus Indianapolis game drew about 1,000 spectators as the heat affected play. Early scoring saw Daily drive in two for Indianapolis while Beckley homered for Pittsburg. The game featured errors, steals, and a tied score after four innings with Shreve and Meyers pitching for Indianapolis and Conway and Carroll for Pittsburg.
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Secial
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
MccGeachy
Denny
Buckley
Rightield
Conway
Carroll
Shreve
Meyers
Lynch
Little Seery
Glasscock
Dunlap
Hines
Daily
Ianton
Schooneck
Hanlon
Beckley
Bassett
Schoeneck
Geery
Seery
Striker and McAleer Spark Cleveland in Tough Loss to Chicago
Cleveland and Chicago traded hits as Striker and McAleer led the場 offense. O’Brien struggled but issued nine walks as Cleveland’s bats produced several baserunners while Chicago rode timely hits to win.
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Cleveland
Stricker
Chicago
O'Brien
New York Rally Falls Short in Philadelphia Tilt
New York jumped early at Philadelphia as Sanders endured a rough outing in the first three innings. Gleason relieved, then Brown caught behind the plate as runs piled up. Final line details and errors are noted for both teams in this payday weathered box score.
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Philadelphia
New York
Sanders
Gleason
Red
Tetired
Brown
Cincinnati Wins With Timely Batting Against Louisville
Timely batting and sharp base running carried Cincinnati past Louisville with a 12 to 9 score. Beard, Raymond, and others starred as 1,600 in attendance watched the tense contest, while Cincinnati committed six errors and Louisville twelve.
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Cincinnati
Louisvilles
Beard Raymond
Cincinnatis
Mulianc
Mansfield Handles Voss in Quick Home Victory
Mansfield pounded Voss with strong hitting and errors by Hamilton and Mansfields. Wilson and Bird batters combined for many runs while Lanier and Voss contributed on the mound. Umpire O Brien called the game as Hamiltons and Mansfields tallied 7 and 2 errors respectively.
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Mansfield
Voss
Mansfields
Hamiltons
Manefelda
Haepone
Wilson
Bird
Lanier
Browns win tight nine inning game in gusty wind
The Browns edged the Browns win a close nine inning game as Chamberlain and Sullivan gave up runs but the Browns struck with runners on base. Heavy wind and dust limited fly balls and fielding late in the day at Kansas City.
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Cowboys
Kansas
Browns
Chamberlain
Sullivan
West Side Park race day yields upset as St Albans wins at 50 to 1
At Nashville on May 6 West Side Park surprises with St Albans winning the first race at 50 to 1 from a field of 13. Endurer wins the mile and seventy yards. only two favorites win. Other races include Vattel and Meta, Lacy Howard and Bravo, Lady Blackburn and Millie Williams, Comedy and Endurer, and Prince Fonso. Lexington meet also reports clear weather, fast track, and multiple purses with notable entrants.
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Nashville
West Side Park
St. Albans
Bridgelight
Litbert
Franca
Vattel
Meta
J. T. Rusk
Lacy Howard
Barnes
Bravo
Kedar Khan
Fred Woolsy
Lady Blackburn
Millie Williams
Lillie Kinney
Comedy
Endurer
Headlad
Prince Fonso
Watterson
Timothy
Wiasaren
May
Sooling Casas
English Sporting Notes from George W Atkinson
Cables report boxing and racing details from London. Slavin the Australian champion will fight Peter Jackson in California Club for £600. Carney vs McAullife at Came Club for £50 with Police Gazette champion belt. Billrai and Mitchell win a pot of money. O'Connor backer funds American sculler Searle. Barne-Fritchard fight stirs derby covenants and crowd interest.
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George W. Atkinson
London
England
R. K Fox
Slavin
Australia
Peter Jackson
California
Carney
McAullife
Came Club
Police Gazette
Billrai
Mitchell
Min
Killrain
O'Connor
New York
Police Gazetts
Jem Carney
Birmingham
Enland
Jack McAuliffe
McAuliffe
Sporting Life
Jem
Bill Madden
Bully
Jack
Mattis McAuliffe
Paddy Smith
Brooklyn
Maryland Jockey Club spring meeting opens with four race card
Baltimore May 6 The Maryland Jockey Club announces the spring meeting starts tomorrow and runs four days Entries listed for the opening card include five furlongs with horses Brittanich Tipstar Kingsbury Long Paneerlen Banu and others and the fourth race is one mile with The Bour Al Bureh Belle d Or and more Malachi First Attempt and other entries appear in the program.
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Baltimore
Maryland Jockey Club
Tipstar
Aor Eee
Aipee Ae Kingsbury
Long Paneereen
Banu
Diphet
Len
Tom Hood
Pine Ine
Zee Leema
Malachi
Tori Enterprine Premises Note
The fragment reports a Kentucky association item dated May with disrupted text. It references a telegraph dispatch and a provincial or regional enterprise, but lacks clear names, places, or outcomes to confirm further details.
Pittsburg Defeats Glass In Their Shooting Match
The shooting match between Captain Q A McClure of Herron Hill Gun Club and Charles Glass of New Castle took place on Pattison grounds Union township near New Castle with about 200 spectators. The $100 a side contest featured 25 birds per man with referees and judges from Allegheny and Beaver counties. Glass lost though backers expect a rematch as they blame an off day.
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New Castle
May
Q. A. McClure
Herron Hill
Allegheny County
Charles Glass
Pattison
Union Township
Messrs
Charies B. Richardson
Samuel Shaner
J. C. H. Denny
W. J. McCrickart
E. E. Shaner
W. Bend
New York Pedestrians Struggle in Six Day Walk
Early today 53 walkers began the six day event in New York but by 10 am about half remained on the track. Many abandoned with blistered feet and injuries. Dan O Leary and Lovett the sprained ankle sufferer retired. At midnight the leader score stood Cartwright 127 Cowan 18 Hegelman 114 Herty 112 Smith 110 Burns 109 Glick 111 Hughes 106 Cox 102 Gold Day 110 genes F 110.
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New York
May
Dan O'Leary
Lovett
Tim Cantey
Cartwright
Cowan
Hegelman
Herty
Smith
Burns
Glick
Hughes
Cox
Gold Day
Genes F
Bare Fist Fight Settles Grudge Near Juniata
Henry Fisher and Charles Bathmeres, rival locals from Hurrisener, fought a 10 round bare knuckle bout near Juniata township for 60 dollars. Bathmeres kayoed Fisher in the final rounds as warrants were issued for the participants. A grand amateur local regatta is planned on Decoration Day from Greenwood Street to Allegheny with prizes and entries via local offices and the London Theater.
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Hurrisener
Henry Fisher
Charles H. Bathmeres
Juniata Township
Fisher
Inguler Bathmeres
Andre Res
Allegheny
H. Dauller
Greenwood Street
London
Pedestrian Contest Planned in Wheeling with Prizes
A four hour female pedestrian contest is arranged to start in Wheeling on Monday next. Promoters offer four cash prizes car tickets for all contestants costumes and hotel fare. Entries can be made at the Dispatch office care Manager of Pedestrian Contest.
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Wheeling
Tu Dispatce
Athletics and Baseball Roundup From Early League Play
The report notes strong hitting by Suspar with two hits and two runs and John Morrill homering twice. Beckley ties on home run pace while GaLyYy is missed for a period. Daily games listed include Pittsburgists vs Indianoes and Chicagos at Cleveland with New Yorks at Philadelphia.
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Joni Mons
Lynch
Pittsburgers
Suspar
Washington
John Morrill
Beckley
St. Pauls
Brooklyns
Louisville
Athletics
Cincinnati
Anteores
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Louis
Miss Christine Mackenzie Seeks Cure For Catarrh
In Boston Globe December 23 1688 Christine Mackenzie of 95 Newbury street describes two years of severe headaches nasal and throat trouble chest pains dizziness and fatigue before seeking treatment from Dr Blair and associates who diagnosed catarrh and reported improvement after treatment though the text ends diary-like with garbled phrases about recovery and weight.
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Boston Globe
Christine Mackenzie
Newbury Street
Catarrh's Effect on Hearing Explained by Doctors
A medical discussion details how nose and throat catarrh can reach the ear via the Eustachian tube, causing tympanic inflammation and deafness. It warns against unskilled local treatment and notes doctors Cope land and Blair publish testimonials only with patient consent.
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