Youngsters Rally but lag in race and defense
Special Telegram from Port Lapetrata reports the Pittsburg NL debut as 2,208 fans watched Yale gray and black clad players display strong hitting, solid fielding, and base running. Pitching struggled as New York and Chicago faced early miscues and complex scoring, with Boston and Cincinnati margins outlined in a sequence of tight innings and defensive miscues.
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Miller
Murke
Borger
Nimick and Spaldine Led Union Talks Untidy Wind
Report cites A Spalding of the Union N L Uwh leading a visit to New York for a city meeting. The party alleges no link to a national league, though league clubs are said to have reps in New York to monitor developments.
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Standings and head-to-head results of Players' National League clubs
The table lists club standings in the Players' National League and records of games won and lost between clubs. It shows each club's position, total wins, and losses in intra league play, reflecting competitive balance across the circuit.
Athletic meet results and college track events list
Summary shows results from athletic meets with names such as Patterson Sylveis Mungan and teams Louisville Rochester and Syracuse. It lists various events with placements and times, including relays and battery performances, across multiple venues.
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Aetek
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Toa
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AC Brooklsn
Wanton May 21 baseball game with late scoring play
An amusement on May 21 featured Wanton beating UL 2 1 in the final inning after a misplayed throw allowed two runs. Key plays included a three-base hit by Osborne and a home run by Karnedrum. Pitcher Yours and Cine contributed notable work, with Wheeling and Strock also cited.
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Mgton
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Clhine
Canton 5 Wheeling 2 Reported in Telegram
Report from Canton notes a 5 to 2 result against Wheeling with limited legible details. The message references Canton and OMDLOD with unclear coordinates and dates.
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Peretal
Omdlod
SULLIVANS Triumph in Baseball Tilt Over Fulton
Sullivan's team edges Fulton 7 to 6 with key two base hits from Brown and Sullivans delivering late runs. Kelly and Zeber contribute in offense while pitching duties split between Dewsnapp Adams and Warrock. Umpires Newell and Hackett oversaw a tight 2:30 game.
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Newell and Hackett
Homestead Clobbers Duquesne Club In Softball Showdown
Homestead New York Pa May 4 Homestead club defeated the Duquesne club in a spirited game. Heavy hitting by Harry Colgan and Kouthraff highlighted the Homestead offense while Scott Hore team’s catcher Whee and Evans at second contributed on defense. Final scoring details show a lopsided main sequence with Homestead leading the way.
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Duquesne Club
McKee's Rocks
Herman Manz McKee
Bellaire Beaten in Close Mingo Exhibition Game
Mingo JuSo tion reports a tight contest as the Bellaire team falls 7 to 3. Mingo players Footers and Kelly lead with strong defense and pitching, while Bellaire struggles with five errors and two strikeouts from Ty Kelly and Jones.
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Hite
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Local Dispatch Teletype Snippet From Altoona York
Partial telegraph summary from Altoona and York cites scattered figures and names including Hodson Goodhart Malone and Thomas. Multiple error counts and team initials appear, suggesting a brief sports or game score tally in a clipped local report.
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Ailooda
Seererrere
York
Summany
Batt Sterles
Branell Responds To Spalding In Chicago Interview
Secretary Branell of the Baseball Brotherhood rebutts President Spalding's claims. He accuses the old League of greed and defends Brotherhood finances while challenging Spalding's pay and gate receipt assertions. Branell also contends Sunday games and beer revenues have long benefited Spalding's organization.
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McBride Dugan Bout Drawn After Small Crowd
Eddy McBride and Mike Dugan fought four rounds in Braddock with a scant crowd. McBride landed two hard warps that ended the contest early in the final round. Referee scored the match for Melville. Mason announced plans to fight Dugan for a four stake.
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Braddock
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VisParcu
Jem Carney Challenges World Lightweights For Stakes Fight
Jem Carney issues a challenge to any light welterweight for a fight with a large stake. He has lodged £100 with a sporting paper to bind a match. Mitchell is unlikely to accept. Lenard’s Derby chances are viewed as finished after a Newmarket defeat. Wallace leads betting among recent Derby contenders.
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Michell
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Ee Ee
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Pamela
Bill Letcher Wins Latonia Derby Victory
Opening day at Latonia races in Kentucky features Bill Letcher leading from the start in the Latonia Derby for 4 year olds. Rope and Avondale trail as Riley the crowd cheers while Jockey Allen drives Letcher to win by a length with Kiley in second and Gyerton third. Time 2: long.
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Nee
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Longthe
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Hendoak
Woodtena
Western Pennsylvania Colleges Prepare Decoration Day Programme
Western Pennsylvania colleges including Washington and Jefferson Waynesburg Grove City Geneva Westminster and the Western University announce a Decoration Day field day weather permitting. Events feature dashes jumps running and races with prizes from Pittsburg merchants and a ball game at Observatory Hill between Washington and Jefferson Westminster and Western University.
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Will Price
E. P. Roberta & Co
Best & Uo
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George W. Biene & Co
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Logan
Greggs
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Observatory Hii
Washington and
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Mellor & Hoene
Fifth Avenue
Volunteer to England for Brenton's Keef and Cane cups
A Yale-Atalanta boat race reveal that the sloop Volunteer will sail to England to contest Brenton's Keef and Cane cups. A New York Boston yachtsmen syndicate led by General UC. Paine backs expenses with notable members including Stephen Peabody and Jameson invited to challenge aboard the Irex.
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Ugland
Brenton
Richard Bulton
Genesta
New York
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General UC. J. Paine
Stephen Peabody
Beet
New York Yacht Club
Jameson
Irex
Cowes
Cherbourg
Needles
Ile of Wight
Rowing at McKeesport Teemer Kilgallon Lead Good Race
In McKeesport John Teemer wired Mercer Pa officials to row June 2 at the summer resort. Teemer to clash with Wallace Ross in a two mile event with an exhibition by Manny Hoyton. A 3/4 mile race on the Yount River saw Fred Teemer and Marto Kilgttson defeat Andrew Hrachey and Jake Teemer in 6 minutes 4 seconds. John Teemer refereed.
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Teemer
Yount
Xaklif
Fred Teemer
Marto Knlgttson
Andrew Hrachey
Jake Teemer
John Teewer
Local Pittsburgh area fight ends in a decision
A first class seven round fight on the Youghlogheny river bank above the city ends with Pat Lamb losing to an unknown Reynolitawa. Both boxers endure heavy slugging and facial cuts. Lamb’s opponent is described as the more composed fighter.
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Mokerfront
Youghlogheny River
Pat Lamb
Luis
Latonia Race Entries Narrowed for Monday Card
Latonia CTNCTINNATI May 4 Entries list several one mile races with horses including Laura Ford Fairy Queen Germante Milidale Sunny Art Censor Moorefield and Duke of the Highian. The program features a sweepstakes for a distance of one and one sixteenth miles with multiple entrants listed in the field.
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Latonia
Laura Ford
Fairy Queen
Germante
Milidale
Sunnyart Censor
Moorefield
Duke of the Highian
Widette
Senescension
Idea
Races Result from Gravesend Meet on May 4
Local report lists race outcomes for Gravesend events. St Charles won the five furlongs race with Donohue second and Bermuda third. Tristan led the mile and a furlong event with Fon second and Judge Morrow third. Hassell won the six furlongs ahead of Eclipse and Beckon. Kenn took the one mile race with Tournament second and Saunte third. Bellwood won six furlongs with Clareni second and Lord Peyton third. Caspar claimed the five furlongs and Trieste was second in the following race.
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St. Charles
Donohue
Bermuda
Tristan
Fon
Judge Morrow
Hassell
Eclipse Wrod
Beckon
Kenn
Tournament
Saunte
Lily
Metogle Nvidem
Bellwood
Clarenip
Lord Peyton Tid
Caspar
Ar Rally
Trieste
Lady Roseberry Dead and other racing news in Lexington
In Lexington on May 4 August Helmont dies at his stud after colic affecting brood mare Lady Roseberry. Kingfisher and Lady Blessington are noted among turf horses. The page reports Lady Roseberry's loss alongside results from Jerome Park where the I Pagane Stakes were run.
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Lexington
Helmont
Pittsburg Phil Dominates Eastern Turf This Season
George Smith nicknamed Pittsburg Phil has a strong spring season with multiple wins on the Eastern turf. He reportedly earned substantial sums in recent races, including a 1,600 win on Borrento and another 1-dollar stake, reflecting solid form and financial success.
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George Smith
Pittsburg
Phil
Baseball chatter and league talk in Philadelphia Inquirer item
A verbose wrap of baseball gossip and standings from Philadelphia and surrounding leagues. Notes on Gucker Madden Anson Wright and other players, league tensions, New York Players' League finances, and upcoming games and club plans. Mentions Indianapolis racing week, Decoration Day matches, and amateur teams in Western Pennsylvania.
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Peter Carr
Dan Conhoy
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Jd. Ryan
Secon
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J. Lawlor
Aeresta P. O'Hara
A. Byers
S. Deueple
Almateur Labs
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Josh Leech
Steuben Street
Weal End
City
Boxing and sports notes from a crowded era
The page lists various athletic figures and events including Hoagland the walker claiming rain losses over 74 000 in two years and Harry Gilmore challenging Billy Lavine to a ten round bout. Entries pour in for Homewood Liberation Day races while several boxers and wrestlers are mentioned with matches planned in San Francisco Boston and Coney Island.
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Harry Gilmoreine
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Tom Coaxons
Acton
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Corry Driving Park Association
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GkoonGs KOOKS Engaged at Chadborfil & Coldwell Works
The veteran pugilist GkoonGs KOOKS is now employed at Chadborfil & Coldwell Manufacturing in Newburg New York. Davey Harris visited him and found him healthy and content with his family in a house of his own. The Meadville Driving Park expects a fine spring meeting with a strong entry of horses and generous premiums. Hamm asserts a new quarter mile race record set on a Southern trip, with affidavits from officials backing the timing and his claim. He believes a good amateur could equal or better the time with proper conditions.
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Chadborfil & Coldwell Manufacturing Company
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Georgy
Meadville
Qamsman AL Hamm
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Hoamer
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Hamm
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Hamm Eage
Enumerators Named for Eleventh Pennsylvania District
Dr William Denney, supervisor, announces full list of census enumerators across Washington Fayette Somerset Greene and Beaver counties including Washington towns Canton Cross Creek Hopewell Jefferson and Uniontown and Beaver County wards in cities such as Beaver Falls Fallston Bridgewater Rochester Economy Darlington and New Sewickley with numerous ward assignments and precincts specified.
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Pannsylvania
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May Result in Murder and World Trip Ended
Joseph Wales attacked his wife with a beer glass at about 10 PM injuring her seriously at 92 South Seventeenth Street. He was captured on Qurson Street by Officer Dave Smith while intoxicated and allegedly angry over finding another man in the house. In Tacoma on May 24 George Francis Train completed his around the world journey in 67 days 13 hours 3 minutes 3 seconds.
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Modest claims and a dubious medicine pitch
A narrator recalls a man who feigns modesty and promotes a patent remedy labeled to cure "female weakness" with a money back guarantee. The tale centers on confidence in desperation and dubious public claims backed by alleged testimonials from thousands of women.
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Washington, Fayette, Somerset
Greene and
Pennsylvania
Dews
Vere
Fayette County
Braver County
Somerset County
Greene County
Aleppo
Mary Parry
Center
Lindon Scott
Campberland
Gen. Gwynn
Carmichaels
Joh Crago
Dunkard
Elmer Maple
N. W. Mayer
Gilman
George W. Shough
G. Morris
Jackson
Hull
Derfers Odoin T. Milliken
Waversbury
N. Ward
Charles W. Bayne
Dally Fox
Greensborsborough
H. B. Patton
Southside
Amie
Aerce
DR. Pierce
Lestick Cadaleus Meadach
Pickerings
Pickering’s
Tenth
Penn Streets
Anil
Corner Tenth
Penn
Cor. Penn. Ave. and
Tenth St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!