Staley Shines as Cleveland Defeats Pittsburgh in Classic
Cleveland pitcher Staley dominates as the 1889 style game unfolds at the Brotherhood grounds. The Pirates rally behind Rakels and Kuehne though fail to overcome Staley’s control and timely hits by Delehanty Browning and Stricker. Carroll’s misplays and Radford’s fielding miscues highlight a stubborn Cleveland win.
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Cleveland
Cleveland-Pittsburg
Major Carroll
Brotherhood Grounds
Pittsburg
Staler
Ennis
Staley
Pitteborgs
Pat
Carroll
Radford
Helder
Stricker
Delehanty
Browning
Bobbys Little Mistakre
Philadelphia Brotherhood clash marks errors and injuries
Philadelphia May 1 game between the Philadelphia and Brooklyn Brotherhood featured many errors and hard hits. Sanders debuted with the Brotherhood, showing potential despite loose pitching. Dally sprained an ankle and left the field, while others contributed to a rough, uneven contest.
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Philadelfnia
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Brotherhood
Sanders
Brotherhood
Dally Sprai
Alwendsuce
League prospects lift after magnates aid Pittsburg
President Young reports renewed League resolve after magnates contributed to help Pittsburg out of trouble. Ted Sullivan’s poll indicates Billy Barole’s Baltimore Orioles not yet released to join the Smoky City when eastward. Changes include several contract signings with New York Seattle Austin and Denver and multiple releases.
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Young
Pittsburg
Brotherhood
Paul Hives
Lesve
Ted Sullivan
Colta
Billy Barole
Baltimore Orioles
McKeesport Defeats Springfield in Tedious Season- opener
McKeesport beat Springfield in a hard fought game as Plummer and Quisser were hit often. Conway pitched the last three innings but proved ineffective while Cove stood out behind the plate. Hartman and Powers misplayed in the outfield as McKeesport secured the win with stronger fielding and timely hitting.
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Pator
McKerrsront
McKersports
Springfelds
Plummer
Quisser
Conway
Nct
Cove
Hartman
Powers
Day ton and Wheeling relay teams noted in telegram
A special telegram to the Dispatch records Dayton and Wheeling relay actions with names Cuppy Williams and Sawyer aiding Lytle and others for wheelie events. The brief item mentions base, timing figures, and local coverage of the Wheeling competition.
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Wheeline
Wheeling
Rave Hocanegreriam
Wheeling & Ton
Ing
Mansfield Sports Update and Local Notes
Special telegram from Mansfield reports brief local sports and battery details involving Akron figures Fournier and Fitzsimmons, with brief mentions of Mansfield and U.S. timing. Limited readable content cites teams and player actions, but specifics remain unclear due to OCR damage.
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Akron
Mansfield
Fournier
Fitzsimmons
Water on grounds delays Youngstown Canton game
May 12 Youngstown reports rain causes postponement of the scheduled game against Canton. The Springfield, Ohio event is moved to tomorrow afternoon.
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Youngstown
Canton
Springfield
Baseball Notes With scattered results and rumors
SowpeEns prevented two games at Chicago yesterday and Fren Careout showed old time form on the ball. The Officials of the local club are dissatisfied with Winsap's work and a rest may follow. Chicago luck is poor while Comisker's team fares better in windy conditions. A letter awaits Manager Han lon regarding the P L club. Several circuits and races are listed with times and placements from Lexington and May 12 events.
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SowpeEns
Ane
Chicago
Winsap
Chrcaco
Comisker
Boston
Radbourne
Tener
Hoston
Spalding
Haunell
Cargo
Baston
Scottdale
G. Cargo
Carmen
Easton
Ciab
Millsburg dog fight ends in death and disputed bets
A fierce crowd gathered at Collier station to witness a dog battle between two Millsburg dogs. A black dog owned by a Washington street man and a brindle dog owned by a Eleventh ward resident fought for hours. The brindle claimed foul after the black allegedly aided by its owner. Bets were voided and a referee later ruled for the brindle. the black died from battle injuries.
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Collier Station
Millsburg
Washington Street
Eleventh Ward
Pittaburg
Australian boxer challenges Corbett for a London bout
May 12 report says Frank P Slavin challenges James Corbett to a London boxing match with a side bet around £1008 and the Pelican Club offering about £4100 in support.
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Frank P. Slavin
Corbett
London
Pelican Club
Pittsburg Holds Off Reds In Turbulent Baseball Thriller
Pittsburgh wins a wild 5 to 3 game over Cincinnati amid a flood of errors in the middle innings. Key miscues by both teams and a late rally decide the outcome as Mullane and Baldwin figure prominently in a chaotic sequence.
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Phtlburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Bostom
Pittsburg
Marr
McPhee
Robespierre
Holliday
Heat
Dunlap
Berger
Foreman
Miller
la Roque
Reds
Togo
Reg Miller
Beard
Marr Bet Kelly
Res
Baldwin
Mullane
Roat
Reilly
Sowder
Aacher
Cave
Boston Doctor's Forged Checks Snares Alderson Scammers
Investigating Dr W H Hog from Chicago arrested in Boston area uncovers forged checks indorsed by Alderson West Virginia citizens and stamped as bank certified. Inspector Watts finds a Virginia Bank checkbook and stamps for Greenbrier Valley Bank Fourth National Bank New York and National Security Bank Boston. He forged and certified checks in sums often 25 to 200 dollars, total amount and scope not yet known.
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W. H. Hog
Chicago
Alderson
W. Va
Greenbrier Valley
Watts
Virginia Bank
Boston
Greenbrier Valley Bank of
West Virginia
Fourth National Bank of New York
National Security Bank of Boston
Committee reports Arkansas trip altered views on Clayton case
Washington observers note the sub committee concluded Hooper did not kill Clayton as alleged. Evidence places Hooper bedridden in Los Angeles when Sater claimed the murder. Breckinridge aided calm in the room preventing a fatal clash with Armstrong. a pistol would have drawn fire from the marshal.
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Washington
Arkansas
Lacey
Morrillton
Plummersville
Hooper
Clayton
Los Angas
Sater
Aepee
Breckinridge
Armstrong
McClure
Mr. Lacey
Youngest Oil Broker Smith Delivers Market Shock
Harry J. Smith failed to send in any sheet to the Clearing House and faced selling his trades under rule. The 78,000 barrel short position created a loss near 1950 while suspicions of market manipulation lingered as he avoided the floor. Smith’s tactic of rapid long to short shifts unsettled bucket shops and rival exchanges.
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McKelvy
The
Oil Exchange
Harry J. Smith
Smith
Barreia
Ea Smith
Elopement Report From Gallitzin Sparks Police Inquiry
Inspector McAleese received a telegram from Jacob Golrys of Gallitzin requesting the arrest of his wife Mary who fled with a man named Joseph Jorsebeck. The man is described as homely and heavy with sandy sidewhiskers and mustache. Mary is described as well formed and handsome in a neat black dress. She carries a pocket book bearing the name Broom.
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Inspector McAleese
Jacob Golrys
Gallitzin
Mary
Joseph Jorsebeck
Broom
Memphis man sustains faint during opera performance
W. H. Cavanaugh of Memphis fainted at the Grand Opera House last night. He was removed to the Homeopathic Hospital in an unconscious state, and a staff member's attempts to rouse him were unsuccessful.
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W. H. Cavanaugh
Memphis
Grand Opera House
Telegraphic Dispatches Condensed In Small Paragraphs
A collection of brief notices reports and rumors including the death of Ivoer GeorcEr M Sanur in San Francisco the first Republican Congress of Brazil electing a president and August promulgation of the constitution a Chicago lead works clerk shot by a striker a Missouri Pacific rate cut and railroads expected to follow a bank cashier arrested over alleged confiscation of government arrears a Philadelphia doctor donor funding to Grant University a village in Graubunden destroyed by fire Croker improving in Wiesbaden a drowned architect Wells body recovered near Wheeling post May 16 rate changes on the St Paul to Kansas City line and news of Charles Randolph located in Port moralkessom Ottawa parcel talks between Canada and Japan and other scattered items.
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Ivoer GeorcEr M. Sanur
United States District Juice
Nevada
San Francisco
Republican Congress
Brazil
Eowanp Reep
Southern White Lead Works
Chicago
George Hartley
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
St. Louis
A. W. Jones
Bank of Nottingham
Ala
E Ewrs
de. J. Henry Surree
Philadelphia
Grant University
Tennessee
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Grautunden
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Richard Croker
E. W. Wells
Ohio River
Wheeling
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Charles Randolph
Chicago Board of Trade
Port
Moralkessom Gpm
Ottawa
Canada
Japan
Fasig Horse Sale Opens at Cleveland Driving Park
W B Fasig conducted a horse sale at Cleveland Driving Park on May 12. Thirty four horses sold for 14610 with strong attendance. Colonel K A Anderson of Lexington Kentucky acted as principal auctioneer.
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W. B. Fasig
K. A. Andson
Lexington, Hy
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