Opening of the New Natatorium Draws Large Crowd
The Brooklyn Jockey Club hosted a spring meeting with about 20 000 attendees despite drizzle and muddy tracks. Castaway II led the Brooklyn Handicap from start to finish, defeating Badge by eight lengths as Los Angeles faded. The event highlighted a weathered day of racing with strong betting and lively scenes around the grandstand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Castaway II
Inger
Sir Dixon
Billethdzetnet
Arrison
E. J. Maldwin
Los Angeles
Gienelg-Lapotka
Barnes
Roy Brothers
Bo c
Seabrook
Kayy
T. Blullige
B. H
Badae
Bi G
Orn
Eric
Iwarwick
T Davis & Hall
Groh
Flood
Withers
Tom Achil
Lucr Liste
Beantislip Stables
Br.c
Vengeor
Brooklyn Jockey Club Handicap Revival Notes
A fragment notes the Brooklyn Jockey Club handicap was established four years ago and lists areas tied to the time made on each occasion. The readable text outlines a historical handicapping schedule and associated timing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Races at Lovistille Reported with Multiple Winners
A May 15 crowd attended Lovistille races. In the half mile Katone won, Rose Howard led the next race, and Mount captured the mile and seventy yards event. Time figures noted for each race with several runner ups and placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovistille
Vras
Katone
Jeanette
Rose Howard
Major Thorptos
Woodford
Tine
Doncaster Spring Handicap Promises Thrilling Start
English Racing at Doncaster opens with the Spring Handicap prize of 10 sovereigns. Tyrant, the four year old bay horse owned by Mr J Haker, wins the one mile straight race after penalties. Shilleagh, a four year old bay horse owned by Mr Warren le La Rue, finishes second with Nunthorpe, a four year old bay colt of Mr F Laccelie, in third. There were 1 starters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory
Tipstar
Fordham
Rive Rock
Civil Service
Keliy Tel
Servitor
Hive Rock
Mella
Tara- Psineaaras
Belin B
Taragor
Ers
Slugeard
Madstone
Bor
Hua
Seminole
Chaniel
Territer
Forward
Abendance
Hotation Steel
Grech
Sallie McClelland
Turmell
Sir Hae
Bilthe
Greg Mack
Abundance Colt
Ignbantonenent
Fier
Turmoil
J. Haker
Warren le la Rue
Horee Shilleagh
F. Laccelie
Nunthorpe
Wirt Faces McAsrhy Nine At Hecrestion Park This Afternoon
A baseball game is set this afternoon at Hecrestion Park between McAsrhy’s novelty nine and the Academy nine. J E Tinexy & Co will supply the performers while Netarthy’s St the is listed among participants. Dalzell, Binghem and G Ustr are named as opposing aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirt
Hecrestion Park
McAsrhy
Mrareets’ Company
Academy
J. M. Tinexy & Co
Peiforms
Netarthy
Elmer
Clark
Horner
Horing
Sgpeen
Bosteed Rewin
Aise Gunds
Dalzell
Binghem
G. Ustr
Chicago RefaxE foren Clapham 220 Clatham 8 20030
Game report listing scoring, bases, and pitching details for a baseball match between Chicago and Brooklyn. Includes line scores, double plays, errors, and players such as Andrews Farrell Van Halt ren King Jovee and Latham with time and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drooklt
Chicago
Clatham
Clury
Sane
Hastian
VanHial'n
King
Brooklyn
Summany
Rons
Andrews
Farrell
Bolen
Jovee
Dofty
Ryan
Gemikey
Bierbauer
Orr
van Haltren
Latham
Eok
Wall—Cook
Haltren
Gaitney
Pingers
Butaion
New York
Unclear OCR Sports Card Notes From Rochester and Syracuse
Fragmented lines mention Columbus Louisville St Louis and Syracuse Rochester games or standings. Names such as Barr McGuire Keefe Britty Earle and teams Herons Stars and Association context appear in a jumbled scorecard. No coherent event or outcome is readable due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Columbes
Barr and McGuire
Gast- Summar Hite
Re Ht and Connor
Columbus
Syracuse
Exter
Schmany
Keefe
Britty
Earle
Herons
Stara
Louis
Barnie Defends Byror on Leaving the American Association
Baltimore manager Barnie argues baseball profits are thin and that the sport suffers from Brotherhood apathy. He defends Charley Byrne’s exit to the National League and says Baltimore’s club remains strong in the Atlantic Association despite recent struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Baltimony
Barnie
Baltimore Baseball Club
Atlantic Association
Washington
Baltimore
Brotherhood
Kilroy
Foreman
Griffin
Shindie
Tucker
Charley Byrne
von der Abe
Byrne
Erican Association
Myrne
Qestiny
Doolap Io Let Go and Fred Dunlap’s Unpaid Release
Fred Dunlap was released yesterday by Acting President O Nell of the local N L club after demanding pay for ten days and accepting five. He abused officials, accusing Manager Hecker of favoring others to win money. Dunlap’s statement is disputed, with silence expected to avoid further controversy. He will leave the club, and O Nell will report to Daniels as director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doolap
Fred Dunlap
O' Nell
N. L
Hecker
Or Nell
Daniap
Duninp
Ae Inecos
Daniels
McKeesport Triumphs Over Mansfield In League Contest
McKeesport won again by grouping hits in the first, seventh and eighth innings. Fournier pitched despite rough early work, Baker was effective, and Mansfield errors cost more than they earned. Attendance about 300, final score Mansfield 5 McKeesport 8. Home run by Fournier and three stolen bases by Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Mansfield
MecKeesport
Dsy
Fournier
Baker
McKeesport
Walton
Proving
ijBaker
Summany
Dwo-has
Goodyear
Miller
Cole
McKeerport
Lancer
Fourn
Ournier
Haker
Hy Fourner
Fitzsimmons
Wita Pit Fournier
Canton Defeats Akron In Opening Tri-State League Tilt
Four hundred fans pack Canton as the home club edges Akron 4 to 3 in batting edge while fielding favors the visitors. Notable moments include two base hits by Carr Kellogg a home run by Kline and strong pitching by Young. Batteries Canton Feeny and Yalk Akron Vandomely and Sweeny. Umpire Peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Akron
Cilne
Aires
Cevenstieres
Denton
Carr
Kellogg
Kline
Watteries
Feeny
Yalk
Vandomely
Sweeny
Peoples
Springfield Briefs Show Regional Notes and Names
OTECIA L TALE presents scattered local items from Springfield Ohio dated May 15. Mentions include Susacany and sid with Young gfield, Youngstown, Spring, Wateron and Haller linked to Springfield. Payne and Cody referenced in connection to Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Sid
Younggfield
Youngstown
Teries
Wateon
Haller
Payne and Cody
Rainy delays shuffle early baseball schedule
New York May 14 reports say many games were postponed due to rain or wet grounds. Matchups include Cleveland vs Boston and Brooklyn vs Chicago with further adjustments noted for the league schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mangers
Cleveland
Boston
Buffaloeet
Emenee
York
Rae
Parg
Brooklyn
Chicago
Clocinna
ville-Athietle
Ball Games Today Across Major Leagues
National League features Pittsburg at Brooklyn Chicago at Boston Cincinnati at Philadelphia Cleveland at New York. Platens League lines up Pittsburg at Philadelphia Buffalo at New York Chicago at Brooklyn Cleveland at Huston. American Association schedules Toledo at Brooklyn Columbus at Rochester Louisville at Philadelphia St Louis at Syracuse. Tri State League fixtures McKeesport at Canton Wheeling at Springfield Youngstown at Layton Akron at Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Platens
Buffalo
Huston
American Association
Toledo
Columbus
Hochester
Louieville
St. Louie
Syracuse
Tri-State League
MecKeesport
Canton
Wheeling
Springfield
Youngstown
Layton
Akron
Manafeld
Erie Defeats Mendville in Inter-State League Opener
Erie 12 Mendville 0 as weathered opener ends early after eight innings. Attendance nears 1,000 with strong Eries pitching and timely hitting. Game called at end of eighth due to rain.
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Erie
Mendrilio
Elgis
Mendville
Eries
Magals
Sancesvere
Meadville
Mesdville
Lanpire
Altoona Triumph in Close Eastern Tilt
Special telegram from Altoona reports a crowded May 16 crowd of about 1,000 witnesses as Altoona edged Easton in a tense game. The high turnout highlighted local interest in the matchup and the competitive spirit of the teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Easton
Home Club Dominates As Injured Jones Substituted
The home club won easily as Jones injures his ankle in the second inning and is retired with Hodson replacing him. Goodheart and Brill showed strong catching and fielding while Easton Swift and Allwell in the lineup supported the win. News details mention players like Jones Hodson Goodheart Gustdesedvendicaen and Myers in the context of the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Hodson
Goodheart
Brill
Aidoone
Altoona
Easton
Swift and
Allwell
Gustdesedvendicaen
Myers
Scottdale Player to Join Altoona Club After Telegram
Special telegram from Scottdale reports George Cargo, catcher, left last night for Altoona to join the Eastern League club. He will be tried today in Altoona, with potential retention or release depending on performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottdale
Ateorge Cargo
Scottdale Baseball Club
Altoona
Pittsburg Natatorium Opens with Spectacular Swimming Feats
The Pittsburg Natatorium opened to immense crowds with nonstop viewing of the new pool. Prof McEvens and assistant James Nate showcased swimming tricks including a drowning rescue demonstration. The Taylor brothers provided an energizing evening contest as managers pledge strong support for the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Everrybody
Fred Goodwin
Sreninn
MicEwens
James Nate
Taylor Brothers
James
John
Charles
Fasig Horse Sale in Cleveland Records No Sales This Day
May 14 Cleveland Fasig sale notes 922 865 not sold and no horse figures reported sold. Listed entries include sires Kentucky Prince Masterlode and others with buyers Charles A Brayton W J Gordon Thomas Meadows Bryan Hurst Allenbeny Williams and Sim Burrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fasig
Company
B. G
Kentucky Prince
Harriette
Messenger Duroe
Charles A. Brayton
Prince Macestors Bik. H
Hattle Oes
W. J. Gordon
Cheveland
Jim
Hotsseln
B. H
Odin
Kent
Lou
Sachaetin
Masterlode
Sim Burrows
Ean
Selling the Trotters in Cleveland Mile Auction
In Cleveland on May 15 at Fasiga horee and yesterday, standard bred horses were sold for a total of 24,000 with an average price around 1. Those selling for 1000 and over included a J. brig. by Mohawk dam by Bige Bull to Cc. B, Ribera 1 00 Newton B ge. and others. notable listings mention Rex Hiatoga Dolly by MGdauebe and a team by Toskabeneok G. Williati Phatphia Five Points and Jay Bird with various sires and dams.
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Cleveland
Fasiga Horee
Brig
Mohawk
Bige Bull
Cc. B
Newton
Rex Hiatoga
Dolly
Toskabeneok G
Williati Phatphia
Jay Bird
Daniel Lambert
J. Dowling
Mt. Clements
St. Hector
St. Lawrence
Dam Torle
James Cox
tTrinis
Gr. G
Toc. G. T
Fight Off In San Francisco Bout Mailed Substitution
The Gallagher versus McCarthy fight in the California Athletic Club rooms is declared off due to Gallagher illness. Bob Fitzsimmons, a new arrival from New Zealand, will substitute and face McCarthy on May 8 for a purse of 1,250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Franciscoo
Heddy Gallagher
Billy McCarthy
California Athletic Club
Gallaher
Bob Fitzsimmons
New Zealand
Gallia Eher
Mclarthy
Local club scores and matches drift through rough schedule
The Red Lion Stars aim to meet Bellefelde while the Fifth Ward Blues shut out Adam Erlewines nine to nothing. St Pauls beat Holy Ghost College Juniors one to zero, Manefield Maroons prep for Pittsburg Grays at Mansfield. Dunlap reports no offers yet becks seek Shingle Street Stars. Some clubs may adopt a double game system to catch up.
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Red Lion
Bellefelde
Fifth Ward Blues
Adam Erlewines
KAQN
St. Pauls
Holy Ghost College
Manefield Maroons
Pittsburg Grays
Mansfield
Dunlap
Beckley*s
Reformed Church Classis Discusses Zion Trouble and Finances
The Allegheny Classis addressed Zion Church tensions in the East End. Bernard Wolf Jr funds a $90,000 Highland avenue stone church hoping the minority will join, but they resist. Ministers will no longer be housed by families. relief will be through the assis fund. A Wilmerding church project is explored.
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Allegheny
Reformed Church
Zion
East End
Bernard Wolf, Jr
Highland Avenue
Wolf
Sprce
Delene
Assis
Wilmerding
Butler Counties
Grace Church
Reformed Churches of the
Notable visitors pass through city on travel and work
Hon N C Nelson of St Louis traveled east after a stop at Union station praising Southwest builders' prospects. Col E G Floyd of Columbia Tenn, who ran the first Scotch Irish Congress, arrived in Pittsburg to help Col Echols with Pittsburg affair details.
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N. C. Nelson
St. Louis
Nelson
Union Station
E. G. Floyd
Columbia, Tenn
Pittsburg
Echols
Pacific
Josh Cook
Cincinnati
James G. Blaine
Morrantown
Tre Clifton
Curtais
J. H. Horsher
Keystone State
Wheeling
S’ittaburg
John Moren
L. N. Burton
Walton & Co
Tue Belle McGowan
Looleville
Pituburg
Hailroad Bridge
Pittaburg
E. B. Cooper
al Slaven
Cartan J. J. Sweeney
Clincinnati
Hage L Lew
Ceda
Madison
Louieville
Jotn
Diverse Watches and Hats at Local Shops Pushed
Howard, Elgin, Waltham and Dueber watches offered along with Special Watch at Harpy Hayes Jewelers. Hats for children and schoolwear featured by Jos Hoxx Co. Styles include wool cassimeres and diagonals. A bold $10 sale aims to move stock while a French clock couples with $15 purchases at the cornet Grant and Diamond streets shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Elgin
Waltham
Dueber
Harpy & Hayes
Smithfield St
New Building
C. C
Cor. Grant and
Dismond Sts
Court House
P. C
Bargains on Ribbed Cotton Underwear Available
Two Bie Bargains offer ladies ribbed cotton underwear in bulk. 50 dozens priced at 10 cents each and 75 dozens at 25 cents apiece. Honne & Co.'s Penn Avenue Stores advertise the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Hoxxz & Co
Penn Avenue
Honne & Co
Legal showdown on liquor sales and original packages
The article discusses potential Supreme Court rulings on whether police may seize liquor in nonlicense towns and whether liquor can be sold in original packages. It notes divided state opinions, ongoing open sales, and the possible effect on state agents and local option outcomes.
Liquor Decision Sparks Prohibition Party Debate in Philadelphia
Philadelphia lawyers react to the Supreme Court ruling on sale of liquor in original packages. Bonham says opening such shops without a license remains risky in Pennsylvania. Johnson and Vail warn the decision could invite cross border sales and violate state law. supporters claim it nationalizes the temperance issue and pressures reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law and Order
Philadelphia
Prohibition Party
Supreme Court
Joseph A. Bonham
Liquor Dealers’ Association
William H. Johnson
Johnson
Pennsylvania
United States Supreme Court
Iowa
Pennsylonia
Lewis D. Vail
Law and Order Society
Camden
Jersey
Beaver Falls Considers Original Package Saloons
In Beaver Falls several residents seek to open original package saloons. One man has ordered liquor from Ohio and others are preparing while seeking legal guidance. If advised favorably, whisky and beer may multiply in the town within a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
Ohio
Masonic Temple Dedication Highlighted By State Leaders
Mountain Lodge No. 281 dedicated a new temple in Altoona as the finest in the state outside Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Grand Lodge officers led the ceremony with dignitaries from multiple cities and states in attendance. A banquet followed with toasts from notable Masons and a social evening concluded the event.
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Istwctaal
TL Dispatch
Altoona
Masonic Temple
Mountain Lodge No
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Harrisburg
Ebensburg
Johnstown
Hollidaysburg
Tyrone
Roaring Spring
Huntingdon
Bellefonte
Clearfield
Coal Port
Bedioad
Lewistown
Meekeytown
Luther F. Smith
Richard Vaux
Pennsylvania
George B. Orlady
Wautingdon
James H. McCullough
Clifford P. McCalla
Monroe
D. D
J. Simpson Africa
W. C. Moreland
Grand Lodge
Ludge
Mayor Gourley and Officials Grapple with City Hall Tensions
Returns show a dispute over fines and the police magistrates. Chief Brown and Mayor Gourley exchanged letters on enforcing law and removing pernicious practices, signaling efforts to unify Departments of Public Safety and municipal government.
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Bigelow
E Brown
Gourley
Department of Public Works
Higelow
Brown
East End
H. L. Gourley
City of
Pittsburg
Department of Public Safety
Ye C. Brow
Department of Public Sar
J. 2. Brown
Eeq
Department of Public
Sin
H. L Gounter
Allegheny Library Committees Plan Eastward Tour
The Allegheny Councils library sub committee with Arthur Kennedy as chairman will tour Boston New York and Baltimore to inspect libraries. Members include Lare Lappe Groetzsinger Mercer Dahlinger Ammon and Librarian Stevenson. Additional committee members are Snaman Muehivronver Rynd Cochran and others.
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Library Committee
Allegheny
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Arthur Kennedy
Messrs
Lare
Lappe
Groetzsinger
Mercer
Dahlinger
Ammon
Stevenson
Kennedy
Messie
Snaman
Muehivronver
Rynd
Cochran
Easra
McDonald
Minstein
Thompson and Henricks
Down by the River Notes for Boatmen
Bright sunshine revived river activity as dockworkers from Smithfield Street Bridge to Ninth Street relaxed amid warmer air. Cargo volumes grew with livestock, liquor supplies, and lumber. the Monongahela rose slowly, registering 12 feet 6 inches at 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivera
Smithfield Street
Ninth Street
Pecmet
Warren —River
Brownsville
Morgantown
Cincinnati
Keystone State
Sittsburg
River News and Steamship Notes from Cincinnati
River levels and weather reports across towns including Warren Brownsville Morgantown and Cincinnati with vessels like the Pacific Josh Cook and L N Burton arriving and departing. Steamboat lines change personnel captains and agents as three government steamers are reportedly destroyed in a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Frisbie
Cincinnati
John Pierce
John Wealey Thompson
Sr. Nye
Carmack
Pittsburg
Brownsville
Ustmack
Uncle Jam
New Orleans Exposition
Howell
Shreveport
Wagner
One Man and a Club Murder Case Update
A Pittsburgh area murder at the old Bentleysville Crouch house leaves John and Andrew Crouch dead by single blows. Suspect William West, a tall negro, fled with a woman and child and was arrested at Beaver Falls after ledgers and witnesses pointed to his flight. Coroner’s jurors name unknown party involvement. funeral set for tomorrow noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crouch
John Crouch
Bentleysville
Washington
Elizabeth Crouch
Andrew
Pike County
Ind
Speer
Bellevernon
Campbell
Croucha
Crouch House
William West
West
Sutman's
Here
Riverview
Hassler
Suspected murderer held on strong circumstantial evidence
William West a colored man Annie West a white woman and a white boy are in Allegheny lockup charged with implicated in the Crouch murder based on circumstantial evidence. Officers traced money tickets and travel from Monongahela City to Beaver Falls with the couple and the child, while Barker and Detective Kornman tied West to the crime scene and swindled money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crouch
William West
Annie West
Allegheny
Beaver Falls
Kornman
McCreary
Murphy
West
Bentleyville
Monongahela City
Sewickley
Wilcus
Dana
Pittsburg
Monongahela
Barker
Monda
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