Future Champions and Local Clubs Excel in Ball Games
Local clubs shine with Braddocks sustaining a great feat by playing ten innings and edging a one run win. East Enders win again while McKeesport battles to secure a game. National League table shows Pittsburg’s steady position and room for improvement as clubs contend. Desaiie of the League Games and Pringle's Review featured on the fourteenth page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desaiie
Pringle
Pittsburg
Louisville
Scottdale
Shadyside
Shamrocks
Mach
Recreation Park
Five Gemweter Braddocks win in tight county league clash
River side Grays and Braddock Blues staged a pitching duel at Recreation Park in a standout County League encounter. Baker and Dillon excelled on the mound while fielding shone, with Shields stealing second and scoring on a passed ball in the tenth as Braddocks edge Grays 7 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Park
Riverside Grays
Braddock Blues
Baker
Grays
Retzel
Dillon
Braddocks
Shields
Struck out by Neves and Richardson in pitching duel
Neves struck out 11 while Richardson fanned 7. Byavelle and Noughlong, along with Wild, contributed 3 more strikeouts. Neves pitched six innings. Time of game was two hours and three minutes. Umplire Jones umpired.
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Neves
Richardson
Byavelle
Umplire—Jones
East End Athletics rout Emsworth at Liberty Park
The East End Athletics overwhelmed Emsworth yesterday at Liberty Park as Donahue pitched through forearm trouble to earn the win. Gray, Lauer, Tener and Oliver delivered key hits and runs, with Gray belting a home run and Donahue facing the minimum through seven before leaving with arm discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
Emsworth
Liberty Park
Donahue
Don
Athletics
Refaermeworth Rep
Lauer
Zoemsteeg i
Mosas Ek
O'Don'll
Barr
Othiourea
Emeworths
Poe
Poo
Gray
Tener
Steltz
Oliver
Donshee
Smith
O' Donnell
Waid
Dondeoet
Brooklyns and Babies Stage Lively Columbus Exhibition
The Columbus Club opened against the Brooklyns on local grounds with 1,002 in attendance. Gastright starred in the box for Columbus while base running and a disputed call by umpire Goldsmith kept the game tight. The Brooklyns won 9 to 0 after a contentious finish with Columbus finishing the game when officials allowed play to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colvmus
Columbus Club
Brooklyns
Columbus
Goldsmith
Wisner
Secon
Orr
E Burns
Brooklins
Columbia
Terry and
Gastricht
Mingos Dominate Twin Cities In One Sided Show
The Mingos defeated Twin Cities easily as heavy hitting fueled a 11 to 5 victory. Lane Boyd Myers W Addy contributed multiple hits with Boyd delivering a key three base hit while Pike and Tek supplied pitching support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mingo
MrsGo Juxetros
Mingos
Twin Cities
Lane
Boyd, Myers
W. Addy
Boyd
Strack
Pike and
Tek S
Close League Game Between Uniontown and Johnstown
A telegram from May 25 reports the afternoon game between Uniontown and Johnstown as the best yet in the league with a tight score and strong plays by both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axrestown
Uniontown
Johnstown
Mansfield-Morricon rally in Tri-State League game
In a Tri-State League match at Mansfield the scoreboard shows Mansfield with a 11 error tally and batters Morricon and Fitesimmons recording notable performances while Lemans and McElleny contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Oolea L Agron Rans
Mansfields
Morricon and
Fitesimmons
Lemans and McElleny
Lehighs Await At New Haven In Miscellaneous Games
Easton Lafayette hosts Lehigh in a miscellaneous games entry with scattered numerals indicating scores or timings. The brief item lists team matchups and locations with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton— Lafayettes
Lehighs
New Haven
Penn Wins College Championship Half in One Sided Cricket Match
The University of Pennsylvania defeated Harvard to claim the college cricket championship in a dominant win. Bowler Patterson starred for Harvard, taking five wickets in two overs without a run but was withdrawn to allow Penn to bat freely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard
Patterson
University of Scote
Jovanin
Latonia Race Day Delivers Weather Hurdles and Surprising Winners
Latonia’s sixth day brought drizzle and a sticky track yet three dumps produced notable upsets. Havillah won first race at 10 to 1, Leontine captured the fourth at 15 to 1, and Tenacity took the Distillers and Brewers stake at 6 to 1 amid large attendance despite Spo kane’s scratch.
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Cascrgnati
Latonia
Havillah
Leontine
Tenacity
Distillers and Brewers
Spokane
Tillie Janines
St. Ledger
Duke of the Highlands
Charlotte J
Hasem
Zulu
Mosnila Hardy
Etroria
Josie
Maces
Brandolette
Josie M
eFourth Saree
Ayo Ces
Sulionga
Hehadant Belle
Liederkrants
Bonita
Latonia Race Card Notes Sixth Race Contested
Faded text from Latonia selling races lists horses ages weights and jockeys. Mentions Mile events with horses such as Kodak and Fan van King and weights around 100 pounds. Lacks full details due to OCR garble.
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Yes
Portlaw
A Leurs
Adele Adele
Stan Monday
Kodak
Ah Ee
Harold Sinks
Avonsalie
Bob
Caldwell
Ablies
Mayor Nolan
Gravesend race card notes a full program and warm day
The Gravesend track offered a near perfect day with a full program led by Bay of a mile winner Tenny and Panama winning the one and one eighth mile heat. Other divisions listed include Cortes and Deception in longer events, and a crowded late card with many trainers and entries noted.
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New York
Gravesend
Tenny
Longstreet
Kolian
Eras Belvidere
Bronsmarte Belinda
Frank Ward
Panama
Belvidere
Belinda
Obit Servier
Houston
John Atwood
Service
Maeager
Sam Wood
Cortex
Jubsl
Gendarme
Krusaels
Stonington
Deception
Cortes
Twen
Howard
Blackburn
Care
Henjaline
Gamercy
Deure
Orbs
Hem Ump Bettis
Barrister
Biggonette
Brook
Neces i
Pethaia
Glory
Sortland
Millerton
Dirk Een
Frome
Mamie Bn
Armstrong and Westmoreland Agricultural and Driving Park formed
The board organized yesterday, charter dated the 1st, with capital stock of $10,000. Located in Kiski township near Apollo, plans include a half mile track and construction contract awards to W. W. Wallace for 2270 dollars and to William Muffley for 000. Work to begin immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong and Westmoreland Agricultural and Driving Park Association
Kiskiminetas Township
Borough of
Apollo
W. W. Wallace
William Muffley
Decoration Day Race Meet at Exposition Park
On Thursday there will be a race meeting at Exposition Park with three events. The track is in good condition and almost all locally known horses are entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exposition Park
Detroit Diving Club Opens Season Amid July Weather
The Detroit Diving Club selects Tuesday in July to commence its season. Details on venue and exact date are forthcoming. anticipation runs high among local swimmers and spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Diving Club
Detroit Blues Ribbon Day Promotion Passes Public On Free
Fragmentary text describes a Detroit event called Blues Ribbon Day with an innovation and a club aiming to offer something free to the public. References to expert input and broad distribution across the country appear in the damaged passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Dri
Coun
Donovan's Prospects Derby Betting Frenzy In London
London and England focus on the Derby as Donovan, the three year old favorite, solidifies win prospects. He has earned £33,000 in stakes and is backed at 100 to 80, while rivals from the stable aim to challenge him in the major £100000 Derby stakes season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonpoy
London
England
Donovan
Thusiast
Leicestae
Moe Cohen
Mapes Sets 120 Yard Hurdle Record at Amateur Meet
Herbert Mapes of Columbia lowers the Inter Collegiate hurdle mark to 7.164 seconds in the fourteenth series meet in New York. Harvard, Princeton, Yale and others posted wins and records as Columbia led with four firsts in a 14-event program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Inter-Collegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America
Herbert Mapes
Columbia
H. Davia
Harvard
C. E. Wells
Kner
Jivaine
W. Princeton
RG. Igarit
Shaman
TG. Shearman
Yee Nning
Pay
Princeton
University of Pennsylvania
Amherst
Yale
Atwood
Walking contest crowds at Harry Davis London Theater
Eight Hope Bicycle Club walkers crowded Harry Davis London Theater last night for a spirited walking contest. The event featured strong bids to win with lively competition and notable performances by Snodgras and others in a faultless display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Davis
London
Hope Bicycle Club
Lawton
Bahl
McCullog Poe
Kennedy
Neff
Lang
Pittsburgh Cricket Club Race Officials Announce Medal Events
At the athletic contest of the Pittsburgh Cricket Club medals will be awarded for several races. The THs Dispatch will grant the gold medal to the winner of the 10 yard dash, the Comm Garette offers a prize for the 50 yard dash, the Leader prize for the 0 yard dash, the Tones prize for the 600 yard dash, and the Press for the bicycle race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittspurg Cricket Club
Ths
Regatta Postponed by Taylor and Coulter Promoters
The popular regatta organized by Jimmy Taylor and H. Coulter has been postponed for a few weeks. Veterans aim to stage a larger event and build interest around the delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Taylor
H. Coulter
Hamilton Wins Tennis Championship at Loxpor
In a May 21 match at Loxpor Hamilton defeated Earnest Renshaw three games to love to claim the championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpor
Hamilton
Earnest Renshaw
St Clairs Assailants Arrested After Wilkinsburg Robbery
James Burns and Harry Brill, charged with robbing and shooting James St Clair at his Wilkinsburg store last February, were arrested at Jack Williams's house in McKeesport. Williams also arrested. The case linked to prior searches. stolen goods dumped in the Monongahela river after the shooting. Williams is a coal miner with a wife and six children in McKeesport.
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James St. Clair
Wilkinsburg
James Burns
Harry Brill
Jack Williams
McKeesport
Williams
Mr. St. Clair
Astin
St. Clair
Patrick Brown
Corag
Ilewsly
John Bee
Brown
Wek
West Virginia
Burke
Offort
Illiams
Sander Gali
Constable McClure
McK
St Clair
Monongahels
Southside anti prohibitionists hold rally in Odd Fellows Hall
An anti prohibition meeting in Odd Fellows Hall Southside drew over 300 voters with Andrew Stock presiding. William Walls condemned prohibition as a failed policy saying it spawns spies and fanatics while Prof George Pfeisterer warned of threats to civil liberties and social order. Francis E Carroll also spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Petticoat
George Pfeisterer
Birmingham
Turnvere
Francis E. Carroll
Runaway horse injures George Lang on Butler Street
A runaway horse on Butler Street yesterday afternoon badly injured businessman George Lang after the animal frightened and dragged him along the street. Lang tried to grab the horse by the head but fell onto the pavement sustaining severe facial injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Street
George Lang
Lang
Local items condensed from two cities incident filled day
A miscellaneous daily brief notes East trip by FPuawsk D. Momnis of this city. A horseshoe caused a short streetcar delay on the Citizens Traction road. Various local incidents include assembly notices at the Bijou, a homicide witness from Baltimore, stockholder meeting of Squirrel Hill road, and a depot master departing for Atlantic coast. A stonemason injured by a falling stone at Braddock. A defective flue fire at 87 Howard street. A ministerial and political notices alongside a gospel temperance meeting and attendance plans for Erastus Wiman of New York. Dexter, a colored man, fainted near Union bridge and was hospitalized. prior parade injury referenced.
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Citizens Traction
Allegheny Association of Stationary Engineers No. & N. Fiat Foran
Ee Cts
William Owns
Lee-Allen
Baltimi
Squirrel Hill Road
Rros
Mar
Jamers Cosgrove
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Braddock
Howard Street
Finn
Flinn
Amos Moons
Carter
Allegheny
Eel Town
Chamber of Commerce
Erastus Wiman
New York
Chamber
Wood Street
Wiman
Canada
Opera House
Gospel Temperance Union
John W
Dotdon
Epwakp Dexter
Union Bridge
Allegheny General Hospital
Hie Ie
Dexter
Unclear Weather Report Fragment Notes Measurements
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a team and weather data including minimum temperature and precipitation. Missing readable names, dates, and locations leave details unclear. the scope suggests an incomplete meteorological note with 46 foot rise and MAKI references.
Tank furnace near Jeannette to shut down
Sellers McKee states the tank furnace will close for the summer after successful runs at Jeannette. He explains no private plan to operate year round due to risk of conflict with the Window Glass Workers' or Manufacturers' associations. The current tank holds over 70 tons and a summer shutdown is required to avoid losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Sellers McKee
Philadelphia
Union Station
Jeannette
Window Glass Workers’ Association
Manufacturersd Association
Medical Institute Sale Listing Notes
The fragment indicates a sale listing for the Medical Institute with limited readable details. Readable parts suggest interested buyers should contact the institute for purchase options and terms. Further specifics are unavailable in the provided text.
Pittsburg clothing houses clash over honesty and prices
A Pittsburgh apparel dispute pits the P C C C against long established Chatham Street clothiers. The P C C C touts five years of honest methods and promises to undersell rivals with low prices, challenging others to meet or beat their goods and pricing.
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Pittsburg
U. S. Treasury
Chatham Street
New York City
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East Enders
Prrresores
Washingtone
Clevelands
Philadelphias
Houstons
New
St. Louis
Kabeas Citts
Enosuus
Ustox Towls
Eget
Anon
Buffalo
TERS
Hamiltess
Eave
Londone
Weteeteree
Keene
Yorks
Indianapolis
Fens
Wrens
Associaition Record
Lest
Ch Bt
Lapis
FW Athletics
the County League
Newhart
Cimss Braddocks
Parse Rae
Bennett
Sebason
Baker T
Cooper
An@ereon
Ben“pombear
K. Bennett
Shields i
Waestman
Doquesnes
Erecta
MecKeersroert
McKeesports
Duquesnes
Unsiontown
Duquesne
Lsegren
Torreyson
Hartman
Sewickley
Oakland
Sewicklers
Oaklands
Oaklandsa
Gaelande
Oarlands
Ie Hardy
Pour Emsworth
International League
Toronto
Detroits
Londons
Toledos
Tri-State League
Eee Fine and
Ve Garments Co
Kaufmanns
Paris
Paust Brewsine Co
Seaeernth
Philip Best Brewing Co
Hacers
Brooklyn
Ieteeee
Adele M
Seeesse
Longsthert
Teexny
Padishagh
Crvm
Beryviice
Evas Burr
Waseeses 2
Juval
Brussels
Sear
Ney
Homie
Seles Canal
J Ort Veller
Roccace
Om Wes
Elizabeth
Wilkinsberg
Lawrenceville
D. Momnis
Ates
Sha
Dheer
Nancy D. Evans
Petrolia
Butler County
A. B. Kennedy
Cedar Avenue
A. F. Dievowrry
Mariposa
West Texas
Chesa, Cook & Co
Western
Pennsylvania
West
Sellers McKee
Af Ee Waters
Medical Institute
Joseph Fleming
Market Street
P. O
Myérrasa
Dawson
Cale
Firth
ME Dane
P. C.C.C
Cor. Grant and
Diamond Streets
New Court House
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