Great Race Opens Trotting Season in Midwest
The Sporting News reports opening trotting season results with Ward's team dominating Staley. Russell wins the great race as Kansas City and Meadville meet in a day of track action. Attendance figures and matchups among Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Cleveland, New York, Chicago and others are noted with evolving standings.
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Kansas City
Meadville
Philadelphia
N.L
Pivreberg
N. L
Brooklyn
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
NX. L
P. L
Pireberg
P.L
Baffele
Brooklyn Blanks Cleveland in Narrow Park Showdown
Brooklyn wins 4 to 1 over Cleveland at Washington Park. Pitchers Lovett and Heatin lead Brooklyn, with Burns earning key hits and Smalley stealing bases. Cleveland struggles offensively as O’Brien McKean and Zimmer contribute attempts. final score reflects strong Brooklyn defense and timely hitting.
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Colling
Omurns F
Pinknes
Corkhill
Olorett
Beatin
Stallings
Bfoueite
Sonoven Ovens
Cscumany
Carane Rons
Cleveland
Brook
Irn
Burns
O' Brien
McKean
Zimmer
Smalley
Ardaer
Brooklyn
Ane
Balle
Tine
Ists
McQuaid
New York Beats Chicago in Pitchers Trial
New York 4 Chicago 2 as Mutrie uses new pitcher Robert Murphy in the box. Anson's Braves show strong hitting while attendance reaches 644. Reed notes Mullineux and other players listed with runs and outs. umpire Tonyce.
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New York
Chicago
Mutrie
Piteher
Robert Murphy
Anson
Braves
Tiernan.m
GlGooney.s
K. S
Vgarroil
Wilmot m
BiAnson
Clarke
Quiet Meeting Among Local Ball Magnates
Local National League club executives President Simick and Directors Converse and Brown held a daytime meeting but offered no news. Director Brown said he would fund transfers if needed while denying rumors of a club transfer. There is chatter about the Players' League, but details remain unclear.
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Simick
Converse
Brown
National League
Watter
Rhinick
ittaburg-Ch Sericen
Cine Buthortt
Philiadelphia Ee
U Siceanale
Betron
Magnates Announce Schedule Shifts for 1914 Season
The American Association fitness of clubs approves schedule changes mutually agreed by Louisville Louisville Columbus Toledo and Philadelphia teams. Matches moved to new dates in June July and September with venues shifting between Louisville Toledo Columbus Gloucester and Rochester.
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Lovievillee
Phelps
American Association
Clube
Ouisville
Columbus
Louieville
Louieviile
Loutevfie
Toledo
Louteville
Jane
Louisville
Jone S
Athletic-Toledo
Philadelphia
Gloucester
Oledo- Athletic
Gioucester
Colombes
Loekenne
Fiat Ny
Csbemes
Hochester-ByTacuse Famea
Pittsburg Team Trampled by Brooklyn in Eastern Park Game
Brooklyn won as Pittsburg delivered a ragged showing with thirteen stolen bases and multiple errors. Ward and Ward’s infielders shone, with Van Haltren wild but controlled. Staley pummeled, while Andrews highlighted Brooklyn defense and Hayes caught for Cook. Time two minutes sixty seconds. Umpires Jones and Knight.
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Wacegram
Dispatch
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
P. L
Eastern Park
Ward
Carroll
Staley
Lef Field
Fields
Brooklyns
Jack Hayes
Andrews
Urr
Bauer
Ae Eee
Scummart
Earved
Brook
Fittson
Orr
Hanlon
Molen Basce
Soyce
Seery
van Haltren
Vandasren Sauinesn
van Maitren
Jones and Knight
Buffalo Beats Phillies 9 to 2 as Knell Struggles on Mound
Buffalo tops Philadelphia 9 to 2 in a game where Buffington used Knell in a second straight start against the same club. Attendance reported at 1,004. Mack and Fogarty fueled the offense with timely hits and steals for Buffalo.
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Philadeltia
Buffington
Philadelphia Players
Knell
Manisetgh Ead
Oine
Baseball doubleheader reports from Philadelphia and Rochester
In Philadelphia the Athletics split with St Louis, scoring 81 runs to St Louis 10 in two games, with Hasebite and teammates contributing for the Athletics and errors helping St Louis. In Rochester the Athletics beat Louisville 6 to 2 behind solid hitting and strong battery work, while other lines show Cincinnati and Brooklyn results in a later matchup.
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Philadelphia
Athletic
Louis
Hasebite
Athletics
Errora
St. Louis
Hatterles
Green and Robinson
Hamsey
Macuran
J—D
Ereeeree
Friora
Batteries
McMahon
Robinson
Stilvetta
Ramsey
Mungan
Rochester
Tomeag
Casey and
orReerke
Eakin and Hyan
Hite
Sista
Louisville
McKeesport Tops Wheeling In Slow Tri State Game
McKeesport defeated Wheeling 3 to 2 in a rocky contest at Wheeling. Milbee pitched well for McKeesport with solid support from the defense and Shoup and Leamon contributed on offense. The box score shows Milbee, Leamon and Shoup among the standouts for the visitors.
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Teprolal
IR Distator
Wheeling
W. Va
MecKeesport
Ron
Milbee
McKeesport
Umpire Ejected as Mansfield Wins Protest Game
In a dispute heated by Peeples inquiry, Umpire Gape was ordered off the field in the sixth inning. The Mansfield club impressed with sharp defense as the home team faded late, with Bishaa Handi Batteries listed in the score. Time 1 55. Umpire Green.
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Cantor
Siey
Gape
Peeples
Eaid Ab
Mansfield
Eee
Bishaa Handi Batteries
Strock
I. Handiboe and
Hart
Hishop and
Flizsimmons
Green
Youngstown and Akron Drama Highlights Higgins Heroics
A tense game at Akron featured Youngstown against Akron with Higgins delivering the decisive plays to clinch victory. Umpire England was present as the crowd witnessed a standout contest praised as the best of the afternoon.
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the Dispatch
Torroestows
Youngstown
Akron
Higgins
Akpod
Fim
Oungsto
Englaod
Unclear Local Sports Brief From Springfield and Dayton
Fragmentary text lists multiple city names and a ball games to day item. Mentions National League game Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Lacks coherent facts, teams, dates, or outcomes due to OCR damage.
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National League
Piswburg
Philadelphia
Baseball Schedule Bits From City Matchups
Chicago at New York and Cleveland at Brooklyn headline a scattered slate alongside Cincinnati at Boston and Chicago at Boston. Ohio pairings include Akron at Youngstown and Dayton at Springfield with league play featuring Toledo at Rochester and Louisville at Syracuse.
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Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Puarris' Srade—Kittebure
Buffalo
Philadelphia
American Association
Toledo
Rochester
Columbus
Louisville
Syracuse
St. Louis
Tri-State League
McKeesport
Wheeling
Akron
Youngstown
Mansfeld
Canton
Dayton
Springfield
Erie Bradford ccscecesss at Denkirk Dan Kirt
Unclear readable text mentions Erie Bradford and Denkirk Dan Kirt with apparent misspellings. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the fragment.
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A Erie
Bradford
Denkirk— Dan Kirt
Cee Nnsewessass
Russell the Winner in Great American Stakes at Gravesend
In sloppy track conditions at Gravesend a crowd of 12 000 to 15 000 watched the Great American Stakes for two year olds. Russell overtook Correction in the stretch to win by six lengths as Captain Wagner and Lt Charlies followed. Starters included Willie, Wagner and Fairy with Fairy carrying two pounds overweight. Time 1 02 for the mile and a quarter. Mutuel payoffs posted.
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Gravesend
May
Favorita
Chieftain
Drizzle
King Crab
Rimaldi
Golden Keel
Evangeline Fist
Sir
Woodecutter
Wat Ee Glan Arles
Willie IL
Rrection
Soe U Wagner
Ambulan Sir Roces
Fairy
Veen Bong
Fairy Carri
Vagabond
Wagner
Correction
Charlies
Ambulance
Russell
Mene
St. Charles
Mutuale
Sir Dixon
Arab
Moonstone
Monmouth
Choyinski Beats Davis in Nine Round Fight in San Francisco
Joe Choyinski of San Francisco defeats Omaha’s Jack Davis in a nine round bout at the Occidental Athletic Club. The match features aggressive slugging with Davis twice knocked down in round three and again in round nine before being counted out as Choyinski secures the victory.
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San Francisco
Joe Choyinski
Jack Davis
Omaha
Occidental Athletic Club
Davis
Choyinski
Lavis
Oe SE
Liavis
Duke
Choyloski
Spring Meeting Opens on Meadville Track in Erie Circuit
The Lake Erie trotting circuit opened its four day spring meeting at Meadville Driving Park. The weather was raw with a cutting wind though the track was in good condition. Winners and purses listed include a 3:00 class featuring Hous tan Doria and Fochontas with purses around 150 dollars.
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Meadville
Mar
Lake Erie
Mead Ville
Northwestern Central Trotting Association opens in Kansas City
The opening meeting at Exposition Driving Park reports clear weather and a fast track. In the 2:27 class mare race Marshall Maid finishes first with a 2:29 time. Siamhe placed second.
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Kansas City
Northwestern Central Trotting Association
Exposition Driving Park
Esseresyesitenveswissescisys
Marshall Maid
Unknown challenger linked to London boxing scene
Lorpon May 7 Charney Mitchell and Pony Moore visited Sporting Life office to reply to Slavin's challenge to fight Mitchbell for £50 or £1,000. Mitchell agrees to meet an unknown to fight Slavin for £21,000 or £5,000. The unnamed opponent is claimed to be Jake Kilrain. Qearley Mowell's London to Brighton run for £40 is cancelled.
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Lorpon
Gover nor Merrett buy ill fated filly in mix up
The Minnesota governor Merrett’s purchase of Lady Bullion a 6 year old record 2 18 proves mistaken as the horse has been bought by Bodd Doble of BR King Michigan and will be campaigned.
Latonia Races Report and Local Baseball Commentary
Latonia track notes describe a light crowd with Castaway Warplot Longshore Helter Shelter and other winners across five races. Daily entries list future runners and odds, while local baseball clubs face scheduling conflicts and fan discontent amid calls to end conflicting dates. The piece cites the PTL and players leagues and notes a Philadelphia attendance for the Athletic-St Louis game.
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Concinnati
Latonia
Castaway
Ell
Spectator
Warplot
Harry Smith
Running Brook
Longshore the Elyton
Ed Hopper
Marte K
Sikh Furiouss
Philora Fret
Annie Elizabeth
Meline
al Happiness
Mamie Fouss
Geri Eee
Silver Chain WS
Carrell Reed
Pseis Ees
Corrinne
Kennely
Bare
Egypt
Douglass
Maribean Anh Vevay
Ben Kingiy Se Hyevay Sedis Heber Fish
Mallyineas
Governor Wheeler i King Ng Estatik
Suony
Beavers to host two games with Southside club crowd
Reports describe a doubleheader with the Beavers facing the Southside Stars at Beaver Dee De Farr Grounds. Details mention managers Eing and Wright, with Wright ill in a dark room and efforts for a benefit game by Philadelphia and Chicago Players clubs.
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Standard
Southside
Beaver Greys
Beaver Dee de Farr
Eing
the Stars
Washington
Allegheny
Dr. OU
Harry Hoedal
Hal Wright
Philadelphia
Oxya
Thadelphia i. L
Chicago
Harry Wright
Wright
Mann
BuMlnton
Butinton
Sr. Love
Fogarty
Jonson
Tes
J. Earic Wagner
Emee
Love
American Composers Choral Association organized in New York
About 75 people met at Hardman Hall and formed the American Composers Choral Association. DeLancey Nicoll was elected President Theron Strong Vice President and Schuyler Roosevelt Treasurer. Founder Emelis Agramonte aims to stimulate American music with three winter concerts and October rehearsal.
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New York
Hardman Hall
American Composers’ Choral Association
DeLancey Nicoll
Theron G. Strong
Schuyler Roosevelt
Emelis Agramonte
America
Agramonte
Death by Self Destruction Linked to Stage Name Sanford
Police report a man identified as Joseph Reichstadt, 19, alias Colonel Sanford, leapt into the Allegheny River after leaving home in Pittsburgh. A coat hat and a postal card found on a railroad bridge linked the items to Reichstadt, an epileptic youth with a history of temporary insanity.
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Jacob Jenney
Fingal Street
James Proshart
Sarah Street
Ft. Wayne
Allegheny
Pitts
Jon, Sanford
Jos
Reichstadt
Allegheny River
John Moran
Moran
Penn Avenue
Pitraburg
Sanford Opera Company
Prospectus
Joseph Reichstadt
Penn
Colonel Sanford
Short Stories by Telegraph Brief Items
The body of another Handy Boy disaster victim was found near East Saginaw yesterday. James A. Ewman of Rochester Pennsylvania was fired upon on the street by a suspicious character who fled after two shots. A canal break near Warfield New York in Champlain is expected to take weeks to repair. Orders resume full-time work at Reading collieries in Mount Carmel area affecting about a dozen mines. The arrest of Colonel W D Wyatt ex Master in Chancery Logan County Illinois occurred yesterday. A contract between Iowa Indians and the Cherokee Commission to sell land to the United States for 125 per acre will yield 221013 acres for the public domain. A freight train on the Louisville Evansville and St Louis line broke into three sections near Huntsburg Indiana. the rear section carried race horses badly bruised and several hostlers injured.
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East Saginaw
James A. Ewman
Rochester
Champlain Canal
Warfield
Reading
Mount Carmel
W.D. Wyatt
Logan County
Iil
Cherokees Commission
United States
Late News From Brier Aboard Center City Well Tragedy
A compiled late news list reports two youths suffocated in a Center City well, Rehapie Armenia quake no deaths, an officer and four sailors killed by a Russian torpedo explosion near Nikolatev, a Mexican girl’s suicide in San Francisco, Inter Oceanic Railroad work near Jalapa, a $19 shoe purchase disputed by the city, Pro Cathedral cornerstone ceremony at Turner attended by church hierarchy, M E Church South General Conference adjourned in St Louis, John Williams’ confession to murder in Leeds in 1670, and a Albuquerque race and wine event ending in a fatal shooting and injuries.
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Minn
Rehapie
Armenia
Inter Oceanic
Jalapa
Turner
M.el Church South
St. Louis
John Williams
Chicago
Leedn
Gland
Weather and river readings from several towns
Special telegrams report river levels and weather across Ebrowsville Warren Muanan Town WaexeisG and similar stations with rising and falling measurements. Temperatures range from 70 to 73 degrees with clear to fair skies. Continuous notices reference Cincinnati Pittsburg Louisville and a local advertisement for Pratt's Chlorides with a rinse instruction.
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EBROW
Warren
Monuan
Keystone State
Cincinnati
Courier
Reburg
Hudson
Pittsburg
Clear
Br. Louis
W. B. Cherry
Tennessee
Presbyterians Conclude Assembly with Original Package Debate
The Presbyterian General Assembly wrapped sessions noting 3,105 ministers 357 licentiates and 1,056 candidates in 213 presbyteries plus 79,000 received and 856,564 communicants. A controversial move to Washington sought support for the original package resolution, adjournment followed as the Revision committee set a Pittsburgh meeting for October.
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Saratoga
Presbyterian General Assembly
R.E. Flickinger
J. E. Griffen
Town
Washington
Senate of the United States
Dr. van Dyke
Committee On
Pittsburg
German Catholic Societies Oppose Bennett Law in Milwaukee
The Milwaukee convention of German Catholic Societies held its first business session with services and debated the Bennett school law. They claim no public school funds for parochial schools but seek taxpayer rights and oppose state control unless tied to public morals. They call for repeal and consider a German English Catholic high school under study. Delegates to Baltimore were urged to favor biennial conventions.
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Milwaukee
Convention of German Catholic Societies
Committee On
Baltimore
Baptist Mission Society Meets in Cariaco Discussion
The American Baptist Home Mission Society Executive Board met in Cariaco. Rev. H F Colby spoke on missions in Mexico and race prejudice from the Mexican War. Rev J O Foster urged English language education in schools. Nominations were ratified and a National League petition on public school funding was favorably reported.
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Cariaco
American Baptist Home Mission Society
H. F. Colby
Ohio
Mexico
John O. Foster
Methodist Church
National League
League
Aggressive Missionary Work at Congregational Society Meeting
The Congregational Sunday School and Publication Society held its annual meeting in Boston with President S. B. Capen chairing. The fifty-eighth board report notes 40 missionaries active, year receipts ahead by 9000, 531 new Sunday schools organized in 32 states, 1317 schools aided in 47 states, periodical circulation at 579000, and the business section reporting 240000 in sales, 110940 assets, 23439 liabilities, and missionary receipts of 57000.
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Boston
Congregational Sunday School and Publication Society
S. 8 B. Capen
Singular Railway Wreck Injures Four on Coast Line
A flooded embankment washed away the track near Columbia, South Carolina, washing rails into the air and sending a north bound passenger train over the gap. Conductor G W Graber suffered severe injuries while four others were hurt. Passengers spent the night by the roadside awaiting aid as an early morning rescue reached the scene.
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the Dispatch
Columbia
8. C
G. W. Graber
Rubber Industry Seeks Unified Move To Raise Prices
Executives from major firms across New York New Jersey Ohio and Massachusetts met in New York to discuss a 15 to 25 percent price hike on belting packing hose and mechanical rubber goods responding to a 25 to 75 percent prior surge. A committee was formed to create a permanent organization while the meeting adjourned awaiting further action.
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New York
United States
Star Rubber Company
Trenton
Cleveland Rubber Company
Cleveland
Akron Rubber Works
Akron
Trenton Rubber Works
New Jersey Car Spring and Rubber Company
Jersey City
Boston Woven Hose Company
Boston
National India Rubber Company
Bristol
R. L
Spadone
Gutts Percha and Rubber Manufacturing Company
Distator
New Yorke
Bose
Men
Newfoundland Up in Arms Over Newfoundland Rights
An arrival from Newfoundland reports widespread demoralization and near rebellion against British policy regarding surrender of a valuable island area to France. The source says apathy from British authorities could push the colony toward seeking union with the United States, with many preferring admission to the U S over remaining in the Dominion.
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OrTrawa
Newfoundland
France
United States
Pacific Mail stockholders brand new ticket at annual meeting
In New York on May 27 the controlling Pacific Mail group announced a ticket for the annual meeting. The slate includes C. P. Huntington LE Gates Henry Hart Edward Lauterbach Calvin Brice Samuel Thomas Oliver Payne and J B Houston. Houston to resume presidency. Gould faction to retire from the board amid Manitoba and Canadian Pacific road interests.
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Manitoba
Canadian Pacific Roads
J. B. Houston
Gould Party
Jay Gould
George Gould
Sidney Dillon
Russell Sage
William Remsen
National Association Christian Scientists Convention Opens
The National Association Christian Scientists opened its annual convention at Lenox Lyceum in New York with over 1,200 delegates from across the country. Reports showed the sect's growth and practical talks followed by speeches from Mrs. Noyes of Chicago Miss Bradshaw of Sun oo and W. Gale of San Diego Cal.
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New York
National Association Christian Scientists
Lenox Lyceum
Porter Arrested for Stolen Strauss Money at Anderson Hotel
James Mulligan, a hotel porter, was arrested about midnight by Detectives Shore and Hendle at the Central station on a charge of stealing $700 from Eduard Strauss, leader of the orchestra. The money was taken from a satchel in Januss' room after Mulligan prepared Strauss' baggage for transport. The satchel opened and the money was hidden under Mulligan's clothing when searched. He claimed the satchel opened accidentally.
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James Mulligan
Anderson
Shore and Hendle
Central Station
Eduard Strauss
Mulligan
Strauss
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