Baseball and hockey results from city standings update
Yesterday’s games show Cleveland 4 at Philadelphia 0 and New York 11 at Chicago 0. Matches list Baltimore at Louisville and Cincinnati at Columbus with varied scores, plus leagues noting Toronto at Syracuse and London at Rochester in the International League.
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International Lerague
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Buffalo
Boston and New York Clash in Uncertain Baseball Season
The passage notes Boston clearing a large sum, New York near Chicago, and State Island patronage affecting the club. It hints at rivalry in American Association with potential upheaval if Boston dominates. It mentions crowd interest and unique beating of the Bostons, signaling elevated expectations and tension.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
State Island
American Association
Sud
Bostons
Indianapolis Defeats the Bostons in Tight Ball Game
May 22 Boerorx Indianapolis edges Boston in a lively contest. Pitchers led the strikeout column while bats produced a dozen hits as Glasscock Hines and Buckley stood out on offense and defense.
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Bite
Sallivan
Gensel
Seelin
Bostons
Serge Hori
Glasscock
Hines
Seery
Brown
Denny
Buckley
Bassett
Phillies Defeat Cleveland In Rain Shortened Opener
Philadelphia wins the first game of the series as O'Brien struggles to throw strikes and sacrifice bunting showcases. Umpiring draws ire from Cleveland. a fine for back talk is levied, and rain ends play after seventh inning with Stricker and Teague contributing in the box score.
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Philadelphia
O'Brien
Phillies
Cleveland
Feld
Vicker
Mock
Eux
Tebeau
Scorm
New York and Chicago Open Season in St George Tie
The New York and Chicago baseball teams opened their season at St George with a 4 to 4 draw. Gore Hane Sit Ward and Ryan Pfeffer Anson Gore among many listed for both sides. Keefe and Tener pitched, McQuade umpired, game lasted two hours and fifteen minutes.
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Chicago
St. George
Piekserenae
Ewing
Gore
Hane Sit— Ward
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Chicagos
Nan
Connor
O Rourke
Ryan
Pombe
Pfeffer
Anson
Tene
Tice Vu' Rourke
White
Panon
Keefe
McQuade
Louisville Narrowly Avoids Shutout in Eight
Louisville and Baltimore played a low scoring game with Baltimore scoring in the eighth inning thanks to errant Louisville plays. Ewing pitched fairly well for Louisville while Baltimore hitters connected for enough to keep the game within reach. Final line shows Baltimore 2 and Louisville 0 with Cunningham and Ewing on the mound.
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Louvieville
Louisville
Baltimore
Ewing
Mae Atteniance
Patties
Asepress
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Loutevilles
Linuvitles
Cunningham
Brooklyn Trims Up the Crippled Cowboys In Ragged Game
In Kansas City on May 22 Brooklyn defeated a patched Kansas City squad with a rough showing by both sides. Conway, Davis and Hoover contributed to the miscues while Reynolds was sent to Kansas City. Brooklyn won by a wide margin as errors plagued the locals.
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Hoover
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Browns Defeat the Athletics in a Close May Game
St Louis May 22 The Browns defeated the Athletics before a good crowd. Devlin pitched inconsistently but kept the Athletics in check while Robinson injured a finger in the third inning. Final score 8 to 5 with St Louis and Athletics both collecting several base hits.
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Athletics
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Robinson
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Louis
Thletics
Seward
Wheeling Director Optimistic on Kennedy and Pennant
Wheeling club director Smith spoke in the city about keeping pitcher Kennedy, asserting his value beyond cash. He touted a new player England, the one armed Pitteburger, who has won every start and contributes a hit each game. Aimed at the Tri-State pennant, he also noted recent ground rent and sale terms.
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Wheeling
Smith
Wheeling Ball Club
Kennedy
Dow
England
Pitteburger
Emi
Detroit club stockholders declare dividend in old National League club
In Detroit Michigan on May 22 stockholders of the old Detroit National League Club declared a dividend of 540,000. Directors own four fifths of 400 shares. par value 50 each, holders receive 185 per share. More funds await division and Toatter remains unsettled.
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Detroit
Micn
Keystone Rolling Mill to Resume Operations Next Week
May 22 report states the Keystone Rolling Mill will restart Monday at Reading Iron Works after idle period since the Reading Iron Works failure, with 250 workers to be recalled and product sold around Pittsburgh. Seifert's rolling mill also reopens with 250 men, signaling brighter times for the region.
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Keystone Rolling Mill
Reading Tron Works
Reading Iron Works
Pittsburg
Seifert
Iron Works
Gents' Underwear and Repairs Sold at Local Stores
Readable fragment notes 360 dozen colored underwear at Siege 450 and 50 percent more at Rosenbaum's 37 Fifth Ave. Gums and revolvers ally repaired Sohesion's Great Wrete Works 7 Smithfield St.
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Fifth Ave
Sohesion
Wrete
Smithfield St
Loomis-Wallace wedding in Brooklyn on May 22 1889
LOOMIS-WALLACE On Wednesday May 22 1889 at the bride's parents residence 178 St Mark's avenue Brooklyn NY by Rev William Greenough assisted by Rev Im J Alen Maxwell Annie Williams daughter of William H and Eta Gregg Wallace to M De Witt Loomis of Pittsburg Pa. Funeral notices and obituaries listed for Bellman Campbell Clendinning Dittler Eys Morin and Woolslare with dates and locations in Sharpsburg Allegheny Pittsuburg and Pittsburgh.
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St. Mark's Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
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Im J. Alen Maxwell
Annie Williams
William H
E.ta Gregg Wallava
M. de Witt Loomis
Pittsburg
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Taman
Sharps
Conrad Bellman
Clay Street
Sharpsburg
Campbell
James Campbell
White Oak Alley
Allegheny
Ree P. M
John Ler
GrorGce F. Hem
Heim & Neider
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Second Street
Allegheny City
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Madson
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Perrysville
Wei
Allan
John C
Gic A. Keys
A. W
Stevenson Street
Morin
Lamare
Fei Uae
Neral
Garram Street
Frinay
Woon
Ag — Pa
Eramer
K. Mountsee
R. M
Woolslare
Clarissa
Auburn Street
Twenty-first Ward
Carpet sale and discounts at basement annex
The dealer notes an enormous sale of carpets since April 1 leaving scattered pieces in all grades. They announce deep reductions and confirm a 30 percent discount today on a large line of English Ingram Art Squares imported for their stock.
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India Silks Hold Fort With Wide Range and Low Prices
The India Silk Department showcases 22 to 30 inch wide silks at low prices and broad choices. Black Indias and Black Sarahs dominate the stock with widths from 10 to 30 inches and prices from 4 cents to $1.50, highlighting Graduation Dress potential and deep, varied weaves.
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Henriettas
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