Reilly Homer Sparks Pittsburg Win over Giants in Tight Mix
In a hard fought Exposition Park game Pittsburg defeats New York 6 to 3 as Reilly belts a home run and Miller delivers stellar defense. Buckley exited after a brutal injured play with Galvin stepping in behind the plate and the Pittsburg lineup steady rewarded by timely hits and defensive plays.
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Pittsburk
New York
Pittsburg
Miller
Beckie
Gore
Tiernan
Reilly
Pittaber
New_York
Carroll
Berger
Richardson
Conno
Buckley
Browping
Blettener
Galvin
Rivarke
Pitieburg
Quite an argument. Brooklyns defeat the Redz in a close game
Cincinnati held a slim lead until the eighth when Foutz singled and Burns homered to left field, bringing in two runs as Brooklyn fell short. Cincinnati pitchers RPA PA E/MNOOKLEN kept the visitors at bay with a strong late defense and Holloay flashed a sharp running catch. Attendance was 8.
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Brooklyns
Redz
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Foutz
Burns
Cincinnatis
Holloiay
Pretzel Pitches Well and Bats In Victory for Boston at Chicago
In Chicago on May 12 a heavy pregame shower left the field wet and muddy. Both pitchers worked well yet Getzein had the edge as Boston defeated Chicago by a slim margin in a damp, tough contest.
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Boston
Chicago
Getzein
Phillies Edge Cleveland In Lengthy Baseball Tilt
In Cleveland on May 14 the Phillies outlasted the Clevelanders in a long game. Errors and base running miscues hurt Cleveland despite a strong effort from Esper, a left handed pitcher who set a league record.
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Clevelanders
Phillies
Cleveland
Esper
Eenne
Young Men's Athletic Association forms West Newton baseball club
West Newton May 3 The Young Men's Athletic Association has organized a baseball club with fine grounds on the West Side and plans fence games with clubs in Westmoreland county. Address R N Wacherbaugh manager.
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West Newton
Young Men's Athletic Association
Westmoreland County
R. N. Wacherbaugh
Baseball Notes and Rumors From Local Circles
Baseball chatter covers Berger and Cleveland signing with Troy, Hanlon stealing a base, talk of releasing Galvin and Carroll, Miller and Carrull, and Sanders signing with Philadelphia. Reilly may play in Colorado. O Neill moves to release Laroque. Miller’s fielding, Schope’s reception, and Glasscock’s return to applause are noted alongside team race excitement and local inquiries about private sales and bets.
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O'Neil
Sam Laroque
Sam
O'Neill
Fred Carroll
Prealintagh BF
Csolade
Fred
Galvin
Miller
Carrull
Pircuer
Smith
Carroll
Birstz
Rob Sanders
Philadelphia
Goon
Ob Asisten
Laroque
Jo Maxwil
Reilly
Coida
Wilkx Reilly
Cranks
the &Il Kt
A. Clarke
Wakefield Street
Oakland
Jim McTare
Yorks
Jimmy
Disratch
Nanos
Thomas McGill
Chicago
Trotting Meet At Southeastern Circuit Draws Large Crowd
Virginia Evans lowered her mark to 2 22 1 2 in a fine weather program at Belmont Driving Club as the Southeastern Circuit meet entered its second day. A large crowd enjoyed the trots and the day featured several strong entries and new candidates for the events.
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Virginia Evans
Dispatch
Philadelphia
Belmont
Exciting Shooters Highlight Findlay Ohio Trap Tourney
Large crowd attends Findlay tournament of the Ohio Trap Shooters League. Scores rise across events from single blue rocks to double birds with multiple shooters earning top marks. Carter leads in several events and the championship contest looms with the L. C. Smith silver trophy to be contested by 35 to 40 entrants.
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Dispatch
Findlayt
Ohio
Blue Rocks Rapid Fire
Carter
Osborne
Ambrose
Holt
McDonald
Geyer
Weaver
Webber
Vincent
Rickstraw
Edwards
McDonnald
Sanford
Risetrew
Miller
Space
Money
Rocks
L. C. Smith
St. Louis Plans New Three Quarter Mile Track
An East St. Louis site will host a new three quarter mile track with ground already secured and capital behind the project. The plan aims for racing nearly year round without conflicting with the St. Louis meeting, with construction to start soon after local news. Needing to wait on legalization, observers anticipate the anti four law's constitutional ruling.
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Okers
Races at Louisville May 13 Results
The Louisville program on May 13 lists Top Sweet first Jubilee second and Bob IL third in a three-fourths mile race with a 1 18 time. Stirks ae Sonne won the first heat and tied with Mabelle Ster for another, with Lig third and a 1m time. Still Ross won the first heat of the three-fourths mile event as Royal Garter and Ed fought a dead heat for second with a 1 4 time.
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Louisville
Top Sweet
Jubilee
Bob IL
Stirks Ae Sonne
Mabelle Ster
Bene
Desince Ena Senerige
Robe Berkley Beak
Ross
Royal Garter
California’s latest rowing challenge sparks cross‑country duel
St Louis May 13 John Teemer formerly of McKeesport now of St Joseph Mo challenges Jacob Gaudaur formerly of St Louis now in Canada to a 2500 a side match best two of three with winner taking the pool and gate. If Gaudaur declines Teemer will race Gaudaur on any water in the United States for any amount Gaudaur wants.
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St. Louis
John Teemer
McKeesport
St. Joseph
Jacob Gaudaur
Canada
Gandaur
Teemer
United States
Gaudaur
Private sale of chestnut mare at Abdallah Park
May 11 report from CinTMana Kentucky notes W H Wilson sold privately at Abdallah Park to Uhiein and Brothers of Milwaukee a chestnut mare named Olly Bettina sister to Nera, with listed foal and pedigree details. Sale recorded by En Enfirid.
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CinTmana
W. H. Wilson
Abdallah Park
Hug
Uhiein & Brothers
Milwaukee
Nera
Sultan
En Enfirid
Special train carries race horses to Chicago track
A Nashville special train loaded with race horses left Side Park at 1 PM heading for Corrigan's new Chicago race track. The train carried stables including J.M. Brown & Co. Ruddy Brothers C. C. Ponville Beil Timberlake F. eMahon J. S. Brannon McCafferty & Brother T. Riley and Alex Dacia.
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Nashville
Side Park
Corrigan
Chicago
J.M. Brown & Co
Ruddy Brothers
C. C. Ponville
Beil * Timberlake
F. eMahon
J. S. Brannon
McCafferty & Brother
T. Riley
Alex Dacia
Gun Club Shoot Looms Large in A Tony County
BRappace May 14 The gun club shoot tomorrow attracts nearly all amateur marksmen in A Tony county with lively contests. Ground has been refitted with traps and locals expect a big event.
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Brappace
Tony
Sporting Notes and Dueling Feats Across Cities
Jimey Cannon of Buffalo and Jimmy Dime of Rockton plan a late night meeting near Amsterdam for a purse. J B Johnson calls himself The Hero of London Bridge and will dive from Brooklyn Bridge into the East River on Monday May 14 for 350 dollars. A match between MecTiean and Stansbury, oarsmen, for the championship of the work with 300 pounds a side will take place on the Parramatta River July 7. Sey Macrae, the lightweight pugilist, arrived in New York seeking a challenge for a purse. Magee has fought Charles McCann in Latta Falls, New York. Ma F E B Stans crack St Bernard is noted for second in Walon. Hesper was by Sailor Belonn, whelped May 4, 18s, and stood 35 inches tall weighing pounds. Seeman Association of Pittsburgh and the Manor Club will meet Decoration Day May 20 at the latter place, first prize a gold medal, second a belt and knife, etc.
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Cannon
Buffalo
Jimmy Dime
Rockton
Ina oFan
Amsterdam
J. B. Johnson
London Bridge
Brooklyn Bridge
East River
Mary
MecTiean
Stansbury
Paramatta River
Sey Macrae
York Geauater
United States
Magee
B. Stans
St Bernard Doe
Walon
Sir Belvidere
Hesper
Belonn
America
Seeman 'S Association
Pitteburg
The
and Dun Club
Manor
Fire records from multiple towns report large losses
The report notes Nan West Newton’s two story house in Rostraver burned with $3,000 value and $1,000 insurance. Dover New Hampshire witnesses Mrs. Jone de Burleigh’s residence and outbuildings destroyed with $25,000 insurance. A Hotel Elbourne curtain fire in Allegheny injures a woman. New York’s Sailors Exchange burned, losses in the tens of thousands with partial insurance. Bellefonte fires damage Moore’s Gallery and other buildings with substantial losses and varied insurance.
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Nan West Newton
E. Stewart
Rostraver Township
Dover
N. H
Jone de Burleigh
Burleigh
Wick
Allegheny
Hotel Elbourne
Eee
New York
Sailors’ Exchange
Cherry Street
Florence
Compan Ane Phi Ding
Wares, & Ray Wholesale
Ter Young
Horse Drug ‘Mills
Bellefonte
Moore
John B. Linn
iInsurancia
Blancha
McKee
Iisurance
Pores Kkeplinger Brot
County Democracy Adopts Resolutions Against House Bill No. 265
The County Democracy at its last meeting debated Legislative bill No. 245, a supplement to the charter ordinance expanding city power for a Department. P. Foley and W. Brennen spoke against the bill as others denounced it. Resolutions were adopted calling on authorities and the governor Pattison to reconsider changes to chief appointments and related powers.
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County Democracy
P. Foley
W. Brennen
Nts Pt
Arrove
DAL. d
Pattison
May Festival Delights And Seidl Crown The Night
The second May Music Festival concert at Mechanical Hall drew about 3,000 attendees with refined enthusiasm. Anton Seidl conducted Cherubini’s Anacreon overture, Schubert’s unfinished symphony, and Wagner, Mendelssohn, Grieg, and Beethoven selections featuring Theodor Reichmann and Rosa Linde. Beethovens Fifth Symphony closed a program praised for its dramatic balance and orchestral power despite critical notes on pace and tempo.
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Messrs
Retter and Jenks
Cherubini
Anacreon
Italy
Paris
Seidl
Theodor Kreichmann
Tannhaeuser
Reichmann
Wolfram
Artburg
Liszt
Wagner
Sainens
Mr. Seidl
Euryenthe
Carl Maria von Weber
Vienna
Euryanthe
Philip Spita
Weber
France
Jude
Beethoven
Sdys
Promises For Today at Pittsburg Festival Concert
Albert L. Guille returns to Pittsburg for the third day of the festival as Rich musical numbers feature Berlioz and Verdi works. The program includes The Trojans overture and specific arias, plus instrumental pieces from Bizet and Massenet, with solo flute by Ch Welmer.
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Albert L. Guille
Pittsburg
Hector Berlioz
Wagner
Paris
Berlioz
Patti
Verdi
Georges Bizot
Dandet
Ch. Welmer
Jules Massenet
River Telegrams Update From Regional Rivers
Special telegrams report river levels at multiple locations with two feet two inches falling at Allegheny Junction and other rivers showing varying readings. Weather notes indicate cloudy or clear skies with temperatures around 68 degrees at four PM and occasional rain threats.
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Allegheny Junction
Morgantown
Broownsville
Warren
Wheeling
Yesterday’s Mishaps Report Three Minor Accidents
An 18 year old, Tasikzr William Taniker of Hazelwood, was fatally struck by an electric car while looking from a vehicle. A boy near Twenty-ninth Street was badly hurt after being struck by a train. Two mill incidents caused arm and hand injuries at Clark’s Mill and Shoenberger’s yesterday.
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Tasikzr
William Taniker
Hazelwood
Second Avenue
Twenty-ninth Street
Pentsong
Clark's Mill
Etna
Pes- Seas
Shoenberger
Ocean Steamship Arrivals
A list of steamer arrivals and destinations includes ships from various ports. The names appear garbled but reference to New York and other locations suggests a harbor traffic summary with destination notes.
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Chreagsia
Scenees
York
Setedas Lahn
Low Majestic
Wiela Od
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California Fig Syrup CO
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American Line
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Peter ‘Wright & Sons
Walnut St
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Fourth Avenue
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Aller
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Fifth Avenue
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Aten
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Ilserholt
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Ramsey
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Fleming
J. Cassagnac & Co
California
Olland
Om Rathborne & Co
JOS. Fleming & Son
Wholesale and Retail Druggista
Cor. Diamond
Pittsburg, Pa
Paragon
Wens
Pennsylvania Watch Co
Penn Building
Fenn Av
Iteburg
LEVIS
Bilice
Wear
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