Dunlap Enables Marr to Reach Third and Score in Muddy Nine
In a rain-delayed game, Marr reached third on a walk and slid home on a bluff. McPhee struck out after a muff, then two steals and a passed ball helped McPhee complete a circuit. Be careful handling the muddy ball as Baker and Beard got bases on balls. Reilly drove a ball to Baker, Holliday tagged at the plate. Baker earned cheers as he came to bat, though his hit eluded him. Strong fielding and double plays by La Roque and Roat featured innings four and five while Pittsburgh’s errors aided Cincinnati’s three-run fifth. Sunday stole third. Berger connected for a hit. Final line: Cincinnati 4, Pittsburgh 0. Stolen bases by Hauseay Mullane and others. wild pitches and passed balls noted. Time 21 minutes.
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Thlegham
Dispatch
Reds
Dunlap
Marr
Beard
McPhee
Baker
Holliday
Reilly
Scelaim
Sunday
Berger
Cincinnati
Pittspurg
Pope
Bere
Kellly
Kale
Hollie Day
Hauseay
Mullane
Aetanoy’ Hee
Heffly
Mere
McKeesport
Springfield
Mckbeesport
Boields
Felder
Hartman
Sprinkla E
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Nye
Haller
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Terenne Field
Alllbee
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ron—Shoape
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Chase
Milbee
Walton
Shoupe
Miller
Dally
Dalle Cote
Halter
Johns
Mah Miller
Cote
Englan
Manxagen
Babdock
Arch Carpenter
Kansas City
Nail
Buck Ewing
Colts
Hatfield
Watney
Pew
Brooklyn Beats Philadelphia In Tight 1977 Clutch Game
Two base hits by Berne and M. Foutz credited for Brooklyn. Foutz hits a three bagger with Corkhill homering. Fouts and Hamilton steal bases. Burns Daly Clementa Myers turn double plays. O Brien, ran, Foutz, Pink Marke, Hamilton cited for walks. Umpire Lynch officiates a 1 5? laborious outing.
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Brooklys
Bob
Tekery
Issivrsyeweree
Esisen Steel
Aky
Brooklyn
Phila Qcipaia
Berne
Foutz
Corkhill
Fouts
Boston Beats New York 3-2 in National League Tilt
Boston tops New York 3 to 2 as the visitors register two hits one being a scratch hit off pitcher Geteelin. Attendance reported at 10 percent. Score line noted as 3-2.
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Boston
New York
New York National League
Geteein
Attendianre
Giants edge Boston Players in rain-shortened game
New York defeated Boston 2 to 1 as Connor Richardson and the outfielders sparked the win. Keefe pitched well before rain halted play and darkness ended the contest with Radbourne taking over. Attendance was 2,000 plus, while errors and fielding miscues capped a tense early season matchup.
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New York
Giants
Boston
Connor
Richardson
Keefe
Ewing
Brown
Kelly
Karnes
Murphy
Gafiier eSem
Radbourne
Hrowthers
Brook Errors Athletic Summary in City League
Brooklyn athletes Hatterles Widner Easton O Connor Stratton and others play in Rast bits at Columbus and Philadelphia. The summary notes Brook Errors Athletic with Pipateering the pees and Robinson McCullough Powers and Wes.
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Ana
Hatterles
Widner
Easton O'Connor
Stratton
Yen
Apenexuce
Columbus
Louisville
Philadelphia
Albretion
Brooklyn
Lake Piatelie
Rae
Players' League Officials Seek Court Restraint in Baseball Dispute
Philadelphia lawyers file three equity bills to restrict Albert Myers Samuel Thompson and John Clements from playing with the National League club. They allege contracts dated 1888 tied players to Love and the Philadelphia Players League club and seek injunctions to prevent further service under rival arrangements. The defendants are currently with the National League team in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia Players’ League
Ekefrain Myers
Thompson
Clements
National League
Isfeciail
Ian
National Baseball Club of Philadelphia
John Clements
Love
Pali
Basrball
Vom Soason
IMM
McKeesport Wins Slugfest Over Springfield in Long Game
McKeeport defeated Springfield 5 to 2 after a high scoring slugging contest that lasted 11 innings. Shoupe hit a homer and McKeeport produced timely hits, with strong fielding including a standout one hand catch and a double play.
Youngstown Triumph Over Canton 2–0 In Tri-State Showdown
In a brilliant Tri-State League game at Youngstown Canton failed to score, Youngstown winning 2 to 0. Key plays included two-base hit by Porter and multiple double plays involving Idalias and Line and Williams to Darrah. Pitcher Williams fanned 16 for Youngstown while Canton’s Payne struck out 3. Attendance was noted but not listed.
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Youngstown
Canton
Yourcetown
Seneee Ae
Tn Cantina
Su' Mary
Porter
Carr
Yadk
Collins
Cline
Sherman
Voorhis
Morton
Bechtel
Piers
Idalias
Line
Williams
Darrah
Bechtel Parker
Ana Walsh
Cody Walsh
B Payne
William's
Rota
Gata
Lew Hill
Dayton Triumph In Eleven Inning Baseball Tilt
A high scoring game at Wheeling ends Dayton 10 to Wheeling 8 after 11 innings. Errors favor Dayton 6 to 3. Batteries were Fitz-Fersid and Ziegier for Dayton and Wilson and Beott for Wheeling.
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Dayton
Wheeling
Dispatch
W. VA
Fitz- Fersid
Ziegier
Wilson and Beott
Voss Leaves the Club for Cincinnati. McKeesport Fair First Baseman
Alex Voss, McKeesport club first baseman and ex manager, leaves after club cannot pay his salary under rules. Lancer to play first base until a manager is secured. fans petitioned to retain Voss as player. Toronto notes: Red Cross of Wheeling ties with Toronto after a strong showing despite wet weather. C Daniels hits a homer and Johnson pitchers well.
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Apaton
McKectromt
Alex Voss
McKeesport
Fit
Wiessen
Cincinnati
Lancer
ToRonto
Red Cross Club
Wheeling
Young C. Daniels
Johson
O'Brien
Draft horse racing deal signed for season with Dwyers
New York May 10 Isaac Murphy signed to ride for B Hogglin during the 1600 season. It had been claimed Murphy would do most heavy-weight riding for the Dwyers this season but Mat Byrnes secured his man at Long Island. Garrison is at Gravesend aiding the Dwyers with their horses and may ride Sir Dixon in the handicap next Thursday.
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New York
Isaac Murphy
Ford
B. Hogglin
Sesson
Mat Byrnes
Garrison
Gravesend
Sir Dixon
Alog McCcaffrey
East End Gymnasium
T le Pookmakers' Association
Louisville Association
Price
Bergan
Martin Herpags
F. Walbaum
Dever Brothers
Dewey
L. BE. Davies
Roy Wilkes
Lexington
Moonee Valley
Australia
Per
Maud S
New Orleans
Madden
Lowom
Eric
Stonemason
Sparling
Worth
Mobespierre
Pell
American Trotting Association
William G. Cody
Watertown
Wis
Tom Criswell
W. E. Everhart
Matta Ho
David Crockett
Emperor of Norfolk
Bob Thomas
California
Brooklyn
Mates
Fides
Los Angeles
Diablo
Diol Bendrift
Orifiamme
Tenny
Senorita
Proctor Knott
Brown Princess
Blackburn
Vengeur
Carroll
Bouquet
Afumwend
Nashville
Mari
Anys
Georges Steadman
England
William Muldoon
Jack Carkeek
Evan le
Carlisle
Compa
George Steadman
Sporting Lf
Evan Lewis
el Ee
Mountain Boys Defeat New Windsor West Min Team in Close Game
May 10 report from Emmette describes Mt Marys College nine thrilling a dom onds game, staying with a combined squad from New Windsor College and West Minane Coe. The Mountain boys won by a narrow margin with a final score near two digits.
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TNE
Mt. 8. Mary's College
New Windsor College
West Minane Coe
Mountain Boys
East End Gymnasium tourney sparks Tuesday contests
Recap notes strong matchups expected at the East End Gymnasium tournament Tuesday night as teams vie for regional bragging rights. Local sporting chatter covers jockeys, horses, and forthcoming trials in a busy note from the scene.
Tennis Champions and Billiard Riches Dominate Local Club Scene
Loxpox May 10 reports Pettitt of Boston defeated P Latham of the Queen's Club Kensington in a club match as Saunders of Dublin eyes the championship. Warren beat Curtis to challenge Sir Edward Gray for English amateur honors while Pettitt's form hints at Saunders’ looming test. The piece covers baseball, umpiring debates, league politics, and cross sport notes from the era.
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Loxpox
Pettitt
Boston
P. Latham
Queen's Club
Kensington
Saunders
Dublin
Manchester
Latham
Pettutt
Fiske Warren
Boston Athletic Club
E. B. Curtis
Sir Edward Gray
Warren
Curtis
Love
English Torfites Win Chester Cup on Narrow Finish
Tyrant wins the Chester cup amid a tight finish after Vasistan drops back due to weight. Vasistas places a neck behind in a 17-horse field with stakes totaling 3,000 sovereigns. Derby favorite Surefoot odds widen, and Philomel suffers a heavy defeat in Jubilee stakes.
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Leason
Tyrant
Goldseeker
Vasistan
Surefoot
Philomel
Imp
Theophilus
Zaca
Vasistas
Big Billiard Venture at London Theater
Harry Dartis buys 16 billiard tables from Brunswick-Halke of Cincinnati for the London Theater in Pittsburg. He aims to renovate the interior to rival major establishments and launch a city wide billiard venture. Opening day will be set soon with Jacob Schaeffer and Franz Lves slated to play the inaugural match.
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Pittsburg
Harry Darin
London
Brunswick-Halke
Cincinnati
Davis
Linpox Park Saturday Race Day Results
A regular Saturday crowd attended Linpox Park. Results include Umpire Kelly winning the first race of four furlongs with Claudine second. Taragon clipping Tristan in the mile and a furlong race. Monsoon first in six and a half furlongs with Manila second. Amboy ne La Grippe second and Extra third in five and one half furlongs. Tristal 2 erst winning seven furlongs with Prodi gal second and Martin Hassell third. St. Paris Tea Lo OR Sec second and Larchmont third in one mile with a 1:44 time.
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Linpox Park
Kelly
Claudine
Taragon
Tristan
Castaway
Monsoon
Manila
Re-Echo
Timely
Amboyne
la Grippe
Prodigal
Martin Hassell
St. Paris
Tea Lo
Larchmont
Hempton Park Great Jubilee Stakes Winner Named
The second and final day of the Kempton Park spring meeting featured the Hempton Park Great Jubilee stakes for 3-year-olds and up on the new mile course. Imp Captain, ridden by L. H. Jones, won the race with Vasistas, owned by Daron De Hirsch, finishing third.
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Poar J.T. Eee
Imp Captai
L. H. Jones
Peck Oud
Daron de Hirsch
Vasistas
Connellsville and Scottdale Postpone Game. Tarentum to Visit
The Connellsville and Scottdale clubs did not play today due to a rule and postponed the game to next Kinrugane. Tarentum club from Allegheny County will play here next Thursday. Brownsville in Fayette County forms a new league club.
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Scottdale
Connellsville
Keiraucaien
Tarentum Club
Allegheny County
Thuressy
Brownsville
Fayette County
Paddy McBride to Fight Mike Dugan Next Saturday
Reports from Wilt Betterday say Paddy McBride and Mike Dugan will meet in a boxing match in a nearby town next Saturday. Dugan trains hard and his supporters expect a strong showing while McBride looks to win. The bout shapes up as a likely good contest with each camp confident.
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Paddy McBride
Mike Dugan
Meride
McBride
Dugan
Hetson
Wrestlers to Clash In Catch-Can Matches Tonight
Giroceck George accepts Tom Connor's challenge for a 200 side catch-as-catch-can bout in Ente, Pa. on Monday evening May 10. Charles Green and Hugh Leonard, formerly of the Buffalo Club, will also meet in a handicap match.
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Ente
Giroceck George
Tom Connor
Charles Green
Hugh Leonard
Buffalo Club
Nikirk Triumphs in Two Mile Race at East Liberty Rink
More than 20 spectators watched Ed Nikirk defeat Krautworm in a two mile race at the East Liberty Rink last evening. Nikirk, the favorite, stayed close early and pulled away near the end to win by roughly 10 yards in about 10 minutes.
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Ed Nikirk
Krautworm
East Liberty
Nikirk
Ee Nikirk
Lexington Races and Baseball Notes From May Day
Races at Lexington report results across six events with Spectator and others placing in each. Baseball notes mention pitchers Merchanza and Arch Carpenter in Kansas City and Chicago innings, plus varied league updates and player remarks.
Local amateur clubs open season with varied scores
The Postal Telegraph nine defeated the Poet team 9 to 1 while Fifth Wave Blues beat Brotherhood Stars 3 to 17. Fayette Juniors of Allegheny won 11 to 0 over Hazel Hill Records, and Street Stars topped Sixth Ward Stars 3 to 17. Larimer Avenue Stars beat Morgantonters 17 to 0 at East Liberty Park with Harmon striking out five. St Pauls defeated Hazlewood Stars in a football game 10 to 0 with Gernet and Hemmingray starring for Stars. Acme Club organises and seeks to challenge any amateur team in Ohio and western Pennsylvania. manager H B Bright at Spring Garden Avenue, Allegheny.
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Postal Telegraph
Poet
Fifth Wave Blues
Brotherhood Stars
Fayette Juniors
Allegheny
Hazel Hill
Sixth Ward Stars
Larimer Avenue
Ktars
Moboganters
East Liberty Park
Frankstown
J. Meckleys
Tae Eé Hanlons
Wey Heckers
Harmon
St. Pauls
Hazlewood Stars
Gernet
St. Paul Sentery and
Hemmingray i
Acme
Pees
Ohio
Estern
Pennsylvania
H. B. Bright
Ipanager
Spring Garden Avenue
Rivers bustle as coal and whisky move southward
There was much bustle and noise on the rivers and wharfs yesterday with a high water level. The Wood street gauge showed 9 feet Winober at 4 PM and the river was slowly falling. Carloads of whisky jars and furniture were moved to the South side.
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Wood Street
River News From Cincinnati to Porkopolis Excursion Run
A telegram reports river conditions with St Louis and Cincinnati gauge marks. The Keystone State will depart Monday for Cincinnati carrying numerous excursionists to Porkopolis. The Adam Jacobs and the Courier arrived in port with favorable trips and cargoes while Henderson of the P&C wharf-boat ceases work for days.
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Cincinnati
Porkopolis
Adam Jacobs
P., B.G. Line
Courier
Robert Henderson
John A. Johnston
Samuel Rankin
Hartford
Conn
Smalls
East Hart Way
Man confronts rival in street dispute over wife
At Sixteenth and Sarah streets last evening a man named Louis blocked a man following his wife Mrs. J. J. Louis and her escort Hamlet Reese. Louis knocked down the escort before being taken to the station house. the couple disappeared, with Louis accusing the rival of stealing his wife.
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Sixteenth
Sarah Streets
J. J. Louis
Hamlet Reese
Louis
Reese
Wooin g of Winnie Daughter of the Confederacy
Syracuse reports the engagement of Winnie Davis daughter of Jefferson Davis to Alfred Wilkinson of Syracuse New York. The tale traces a long courtship dating to 1826 linking Davis Emory and family histories with a northern and southern union. Wilkinson a Harvard student with a patent law practice and Winnie famed for her education forge a romance amid Civil War era divides.
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Alfred Wilkinson
Syracuse
N. Y
Jefferson Davis
Robert Louis Stevenson
Winnie
Wilkinson
Jeff Davis
West Point
William H. Emory
Nineteenth Army Corps
Sheridan
Emory
Davis
Thomas Emory
Campbell
Dr. Emory
Young Wilkinson
North
Harvard
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