Pittsburg Hands Indianapolis Fourth Victory on Home Ground
The Pittsburg club defeated Indianapolis 6 to 3 in a home game that featured Sullivan's two home runs and strong support from the crowd. Pitcher Maul kept Indianapolis in check late, while Boyle struggled with wildness despite a final turnaround.
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Maal
Biy
Sullivan
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Maul
Fragmentary OCR Notice About Names and Times
Incomplete text references names and a few times from a Chicago area context. The fragment hints at events or people but lacks clear actions or a readable story to summarize.
Athletics Triumph Over Cincinnati Nine in Narrow Victory
The Athletics defeated the Cincinnati team by nineteen runs led by Lyons home run and a strong offensive showing. Me Phee and others contributed as spectators watched about 3,000 in attendance.
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Cincinnatis
Lyons
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Esterbrook Leaves Louisville Club Pending Release
Louis ville dispatch reports Esterbrook accompanied the Louisville club from Cincinnati but may not stay with them long. Manager Davidson indicated an unconditional release. The Brooklyn team’s manager declined to discuss further, while Louisville hosts two more games and Brooklyn eyes a stronger campaign. A Brooklyn player with a weak ankle injured at Columbus will miss days.
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Tran
Brooklyn
Str
Columbus
Mansfield Team Wins Rough Game In Slow Two Hour Match
Mansfield 0 won a loosely played contest as batsmen and fielders miscued. final score shows Mansfields 14 to Hemstons 0. Batteries Welsh and Fitzimmons credited with pitching duties. Umpire O'Brien officiated.
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Scora
Mansfields
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Siaas
Fitzimmons
Filovagan
Hite
Hemstons
Howistons
O'Brien
Uniontown Edges St. Vincent 3 2 In Promote Local Baseball News
Uniontown defeated St. Vincent 3 to 2 yesterday as Miller and teammates pursued wins for the Topar League schedule. Bethany won 5 to 0 amid a catcher dispute, while a large public sale offered 749 men’s suits at $10 each outside the Grant and Diamond corner. Manager Locke and Director Seid aim to elevate the May Festival with a Steinway grand piano for performances.
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Pittsby
Chicago
Indianapols
Cleveland
New Yorks
Boston
Washingtons
Association
Louisville
Athletics
Cineinnati
Baltimores
Kansas City
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New Court House
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Seid
Gas Appliance Line Promises Savings And Style
O Keefe Gas Apparatus Co presents a reduced 75 percent gas bill claim along with forty new designs in gas fires featuring iron glaze Vitoria bronze stove enamel porcelain enamel nickel and gold finishes. The firm advertises the most complete gas fire assortment in the world to pair with meters.
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Kararal
O’keefe Gas Apparatus Co
M Fifth Avenue
Shooting tournament at Brunots Island draws hundreds
E. E. Shaner and F. F. Davison organize a two day shooting event for the public on Brunots Island. Nearly 100 contestants enter the first day. spectators exceed 300 as crowds enjoy nine contests and high scoring, with North, P. Kelsey, and Richardson among top shooters and Davison noted for leadership.
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F. F. Davison
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Yan
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Charles Ricparence
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Bell
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C. Hichsrdaen
West Side Track Results Highlight Mixed May Day Races
The Nashville West Side meeting on May 7 featured crowded but quiet stands with warm weather and good track, as Clara C won the selling race for older horses by five lengths over Clara Moore. Hamlet and Leer Lodge followed, with other races including a favored standout and close finishes, while entries were listed for the next day’s events.
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Tof Leer Lodge
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Board of Appeals Opens Annual Session of American Trotting Association
The Western Association case session began at Sherman House with President Charles Green and others present. Cases include Iowa horse Axtel appeal and suspensions for non payment of entries, with details of involved horsemen and prior expulsions.
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American Trotting Association
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Charles Green
St. Louis
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Detroit
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Saginaw
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Ottawa
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Toledo
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C. A. Williams
Iowa
Iowa State Association
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Broadhead
John Green
Milwaukee
Mon Claire Lion
Ques
Sire Brothers
Harry Wilkes
Lexington
Kansas Creast
Ovitenes
Sulan Hamring
Buffalo
Lexingten Winners. Lixrrator Kentucky Races Report
Weather and attendance noted at Lexingten track in Kentucky for a racing meet judged by E F Clay T J Megibbon and J Robinson. First race over one furlong saw Lord Peyton win by four lengths with Adele Menon and Joe Black burs trailing. Second race over one mile and 1 yard was Gret, Lotion won by a neck with Probus and Hub Sed ca asin Ouka close behind. The report includes uncertain names and times, reflecting a busy day of racing.
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Probus
Lotion
Prince van
Dempsey Contends With Firings and Plans for California Match
Special telegram reports Joe Ellingsworth will travel to Los Angeles to fulfill a Southern Athletic Club engagement. He was to fight La Blanche for 1,000 dollars, but the Marine’s contract was canceled and he headed to San Francisco to fight Mike Lacie. Ellingsworth expects another match in California and anticipates a generous offer if the opportunity arises. He believes Jack Dempsey may face Jem Carne or an 18‑pound opponent abroad.
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Los Angeles
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Anoth Coneat
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Fire destroys Captain Moore stables and 13 trotting horses
The Cedars near Shawhan in Crxcrsx Att. May 7 report Captain Thomas E. Moore lost 13 head of premier trotting stock in a stable fire. Cause unknown but suspected a dropped match. Total loss listed at about 50500 with no insurance. several horses including Von Wilkes and Bourbon Bismarck were among the casualties.
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Cedars
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Kentucky
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Moore & Johnson
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Victor von Bismarck
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New York Pods Walking Match Sees Slim Attendance
May 7 New York report notes under 100 spectators at 10 a.m. The lead walker remains unclear with competitors like Gowver and Smith aiming for top times. 12 o'clock scores show Hegelman Cartwin Connor and others posting strong marks amid a fast pace.
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Ee Connor
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Glick
Fitegerald
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Adams
Spring meeting opens at Pimlico with mixed results
Baltimore observers report a balmy day as Pimlico hosts the Maryland Jockey Club spring meeting. Vaughn wins the first race, Persnider second. Service takes the third with Urbanna second and Maria third. Panama wins the fifth as Patrocles and Duil Boyne place second and third. Tomorrow’s entries include Sam Harper and several others.
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Panama
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Germasta
Horses and chaos at Guttenburg track meet
Report from Guttenburg on six races with crowd excitement as incidents off the card disrupted events. Robe... missing after Littles Barefoot won as Mosher’s bet drew attention and a small fire prompted a hurried exit amid smoke and panic.
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Kelleher withdraws challenge for New England title bout
Boston gossip reports Denny Kelleher of Salem withdrew his $2500 challenge to fight Joe Lannon for 10000 a side and the New England heavyweight title. Lannon’s backers consider arranging a bout under various prize-ring rules with a forfeit to Police Gazette. Also note Stanford sale: 03 trotting horses from Palo Alto will be shown at the American Institute building and sold tomorrow, expected to bring good prices.
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Salem
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Mos year old race at Chester won by Bec
English Racing report from London May 7 states at the Chester meeting the five furlong Mos year old race was won by W Gardners Bec.
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Beaver vetoes bill for Pennsylvania Reserve Corps memorial building
Governor Beaver vetoes a bill to erect a memorial building for the Pennsylvania Reserve Corps. He objects to commissioners being removed from executive oversight, to potential unequal representation among units, and to funding allocations that favor certain regiments. He also vetoes appropriations for charitable and civic institutions he deems better handled by private or local entities, urging prudent state budgeting and prioritizing debt payments and established educational needs.
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Incidents of a Day in Two Cities Contained
A collage of short items from two cities notes a Chrysanthemum of minor events. Highlights include a highway electrical installation on Penn avenue, a second track project on Central Traction Railroad, and a sermon by Rev. D Jones. Also reported are local deaths, a summer hospital site search, and a failed candy firm wage bill.
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Aliquippa Grove
Grones
W. Beckes
Chicago
Indiana
Washington
Hoosier Club
Penn Avenue
Se & Fuse
Central Traction Railroad
Tunnel Street
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Louis Expsesson
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Charles Parr
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Lillie McCginnigan
Spruce Alley
Salisbury Hall
Southside
Will J. McConnell
Moorsmzeap Union No.2
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J. Howard Moore
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