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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1892

Page

2

Amateur Athletes Shine at East End Games Meet

Wilkinsburg cricketers were outmatched by Homewood. A bustling afternoon at East End Gyms on Larimer Ave drew a crowd, with many women present. Many events featured close finishes including a 100 yard dash won by J. P. Kimmel and a two mile chase won by C. Close.

Larimer Arene Athletic Association Pittsburg Pr. U

Pullman road race draws thousands for 12 mile event

Western bicyclists contest the Pullman road race from downtown to Hotel Florence Pullman with 375 riders. H R Winship wins first prize, J Woolas leads at finish, results tight as second and third places noted. race held amid poor road conditions and large crowds.

Citcase Pullman Florence Wowlas Lour H. R. Winship Englewood ‘Creling Club Herbert A. Githens Chicago J. Jb. Woolas Lake View W. G. Anderson E. A. Fox Anderson

Decoration Day Ball Ground Game Draws Hundreds

AVALon May 30. Four hundred people gathered at the ball ground this afternoon excited for a glorious and successful game of baseball, but the event failed to meet expectations as crowd disappointment followed.

Avalon

Homewood Beats Wilkinsburg in One-Sided Cricket Match

A large Brushton crowd watched Homewood defeat Wilkinsburg by runs. Homewood totaled 126 with standout scores from the Schmertz brothers, Beers, and Buchanan. Wilkinsburg were dismissed for 35 as Scout bowled seven for 15.

Brushton Homewood Wilkinsburg Schmertz Beers Huchanan Macpherson Scott Valentine Newhall Wilkinsbury Penn

Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Local Leagues

Donovans of the Conways sparked a lively game defeated Ward Blues 9 to 7 at Glenwood. Keystones beat Butlers in two games 7 to 2 and 11 to 4 with Miller Lyons battery in game one and Robinson Lyons in game two. Mt Washington Grays split at West Newton winning 15 to 11 and 3 to 0. Manhattan Grays beat Silver Lake Stars 19 to 9 as Moran struck out 16 in a three hit effort until ninth. G W Millers barber team defeated Southside barbers 9 to 0 after umpire awarded game due to heat in Reflectorville.

Mans Donovan Conways Tae Keystones Robinson Lyons Mt. Washington Grays West Newton Thompson Pesanes Grays Manhattan Grays Allegheny Silver Lake Stars East End Morrow Stars G. W. Millers Barbers Pittsburg Southside Reflectorville Millers Miller Battery

Ormesby Hill Gun Club Shoot Highlights Local Marksmen

A large audience watched the Ormesby Hill Gun Club shoot with tight competition. Tanz Lindner Bowman and Ross tied for first in 5 live pigeons, while Snyder Garib and Sherman each claimed 4. Sherman led the 10 live thirds, Lanz and Snyder second with 9, and Ross first in 5 live thirds with 6.

Ormesby Hill Tanz Lindner Bowman Ross Sstraicht Snyder Garib Sherman Lanz Olay Rows United States

Wilkinsburg Opens Grounds With Two Close Ball Games

Wilkinsburg Athletic Association unveils new grounds with 90 fans in the morning and 1,500 in the afternoon. East End Gyms win 2 to 1 in the opener. Wilkinsburg takes the nightcap 7 to 5. Davis Trainor spark the first game with 11 strikeouts. Gardner and Thompson also fanned many.

Wilkinsburg Athletic Association Wilkinsburg Grms East End Gyme Wilkinsburgs Roond Witkinsburg East Eadt

Notable Milburn NJ bicycle road race sets records

New York reports the Milburn New Jersey course hosted the most notable bicycle road race in the country. About 100 riders started with a two minute handicap. Hoagland Smith led early with a 1 hour 17 minute 11 second time, while Water C Steves Nualiv won in 1 hour 19 minutes 45 seconds. The Squirrel Hill Gun Club shoot followed with multiple matches and high performance from Turner and Shaner.

New York Milburn N.J W. C. Porter Water C. Steves Nualiv Hoagland Smith Boston

Tarentum and Mansfield Split In Twin Bill

Tarentum and Mansfield played two games with a split. In the opener Hemphill and Miles shared pitching as Mansfield’s catcher Hemphill broke a leg in the second game and a fundraiser raised 65 dollars. The second game details show scoring and fielding notes from both teams.

Tarentum Tarentums Mansfields Hemphill Miles Tarentim Wee Mansfield Summanyy Tarenty Clirk Allen Wagner Perkins Smith McSteen Halls Mansfielts Struckett Tw Smith tralle—Miles Stewart Karl Dupn Hemphil

Alliance Softball Showdown Hits Twin Scores at Hirkland Park

Alliance hosts Pittsburg in two games at Hirkland Park. Morning score Alliance 3 to 1 and 11 to 7 in favor of Alliance. France hit a home run as Wilhelm forced out at third. Morning batteries England Heller for Alliance, Madden Kyce for Pittsburg. Afternoon batteries Wilhelm Helle for Alliance, Kray Bryce for Pittsburg.

Alliance Our Pittsburg Hirkland Park France Wilhelm England Heller Pitesburse Madden Kyce Helle Kray Bryce

Capitol Sanitation Report Finds Good Ventilation Benign But Poor Plumbing

Washington experts report Capitol ventilation is generally adequate yet plumbing is defective and outdated. They warn the sewer and drainage faults would render a private building unsafe and could prompt closure as a dangerous nuisance, though ongoing air flow mitigates odor buildup during debates.

Washington Capitol Board of Health of

Horse Thieves and Rebels Sighted Along the Border

Reports from Nocars Arizona describe daily horse thefts by armed Mexicans encroaching from the border with activity on both sides, including Sonora. The case of Garza’s disappearance and Jose Sandoval's public return sparks fears of a potential small revolution being organized.

Nocars Ariz Sonora Santa Cruz Garza Jose Sandoval

Hotel Mc Nulty vs Hotel Smith Stirs Wilkinsburg Ballgame

All Wilkinsburg residents watched a four inning clash of hotel boarders with Ed Moreland shining on the mound. The score stood 7 to 7 when play halted and the game will resume Saturday afternoon.

Wilkinsburg McNulty

Clarion Normals Defeat Oil City 10 to 0 in Lively Game

The Clarion Normals beat Oil City 10 to 0 in a well attended game. Normals players Horner and Will pitched, Holtzworth and Lewis for Oil City. Umpire Taylor from Connetsville oversaw the match. May 30 report notes Athletics and C W Mancks 13 to 12 victory for the Athletics after a noon game.

Cranney Clarion Normals Oil City Horner Will Oil Ciy Holtzworth Lewis Taylor Connettsvitue Athletics C. W. Mancks

North Side Club Beats Kittanning 18 to 0 in May 90

The North Side Club of Allegheny defeated Kittanning 18 to 0. Errors on both sides highlighted the game as a feature of the day.

Kittansina Northside Club Allegheny Kittanning Club

Guatemala Frees Tallow and Wheat Duties in 1892 Decree

The Guatemala government by decree on March 31 1892 admitted tallow crude or melted stearine lard and wheat free of duty in all ports. Stearine and tallow candles receive a 10 percent import duty reduction. Duties to the Public Debt Committee remain separate. In Steppenville Ohio a two year old boy John Llewellyn died after choking on a peanut kernel following a refused operation. Great bargains in fine wall paper at 617 Wood Street near Firth Avenue WxH Alles.

Washington Bureau of American Republics Guatemala Republic Steppenville, O John Llewellyn Oods Wx. H. Alles Wood Street Firth Avenues Hite Star Line Queenstown Pete le Boral United States Mail Germanic Tectonic Teutonic Jon Fritannic Britannic Majestic Adriatic White Star West Tenth Street York Old Country Berlin John J. McCormick Smithfeld Street Pitsburg Maitland Kersey Geneva Broadway New York

Baseball scores from yesterday across local leagues

Tar Kittanning lost twice to the Athletics of Allegheny by 16 to 22 and 10 to 8. Tae Loughtlins beat the Woods Rim Grays 12 to 0. Casey of the Lan hlins struck out 20. Homesteads defeated the Athletics on their grounds 11 to 0 and 10 to 0. Unmarried men of the C G Coffer mill won 13 to 13 over married men. Uniontown nines beat Sewickley 19 to 11 and 14 to 10. Fourth Ward Blues beat M Baldwins 23 to 7. Lappe, Blues pitcher, allowed runs. J Lyons defeated St Pauls 15 to 10 with Steele Reese and McKeever Rielly on battery. TurJ Conway defeated J Her.

Tar Kittanning Athletics Allegheny Tae Loughtlins Woods’ Rim Grays Casey Lan Hlins Tae Uniontown Sewickioy Uniontowns Fourth Ward Blues M. Baldwins East End Lappe Blues J. Lyons St. Pants Steele Reese St Pauls McKeever and Rielly Turj. A. Conways J. Her Pennsylvania Railroad Scheedule Ana Union Station Iittaburg Penneylvania Limited Harrisburg Philadelphia New York Baltimore Washington Eystone Enbargess A.m Tianthe Express A.m Ang Harrisburg Ington Hare Finburg Bartimore Philadelphia Express Aahterion Aia Seem Jersey City Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn N. Y Newark City Johnstown Greensburg Greensburg Express Derry Express Wall Accom M. Wilkinsboro Srth Mamiey South-West Penn Railway Monongahela Division Monongahela City West Browneville Gatontown Monongahela Cit Dravesburg West Elizabeth West Fennsylvania Federal Street Springdale Butler Freeport Apollo Paulton Hlairsville Excelsior Baggage Express Company Fifth Avenue Fourth Avenue Try Street Sod Union Station Chas Pugh Sianager

Polish Nobility Critique Sparks Letter War in Cracow

A Polish nobleman, Count Chlapowski, visits Pittsburg and defends nobility against Cracow critic Wakeman. The exchange accuses him of slander while detailing Polish noble traits, alleged corruption, and the role of Galician Hebrew figures in Sejm delegation and academia.

Pittsburg America Charles Bozenta Chlapowski Chlapowski Wakeman Cracow Tur Dispatcn Poland Count Rey

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CS. Miller C. A. Jarrett E D. Batchelor J. P. Simmell W. H. Hastings R. M. Hamilton Addison Toren J. P. Kimmel W. O H. Hastings Culbertson Close Mr. Culbertson Mr. Close Mr. Gibson Miller Addison Boren S. Macgrave E. D. Batchelor J.C. Moore J. McGrew Moore Roland Smith G. Shields Mosgrave CC. G. Keenan C. A. Barrett E. D. Batelelor C. T. Close A.J. Davis H.C. Fry Dean DD. Brower Ht. C. Fry FE. Vb. Batchelor J.C Moore Messrs J. P. Culbertson C. F. Close C. K. Gibson Gibson Tivbril A. Jarrett Addison Koren H. C. Fry CS Miller A. Jerre B.C. Fry C. C. Moore S&s. Miller George Smith Kirchner Caadlow Livingston FE. H. Henderson W. J. Richard E. C C. McQuiston A.C. Leis G. Bo McDougal A. Ws. Borland George Stouth George Stephenson Prof. Kirchner Liverpool East Liverroor Sprciel Albions Cleveland Eclipse Albion Brushton Station Wilkinaburg B. Macpherson Steeseeseesensestbes No Schwartz B. Peon A. S. Valentine Hb. Macpherson W. Newhall Buchanan Rowland B. Horn Schwartz B. Haybly Ee Chari Heers H. Langhiin C.cseee Eweene Schoyer W. Reverb Fownes Stpd Rowisnd F. N. Schwartz Childs O. J. l. Schwartz B. Scott F. Horn H, Scott Newland Hb. Scott C. Valentine A. Bannister Selywartz Hambly F. Gawhte F. S. Schwartz Amandel A. Peterson Notodt F. Kimlersley Wilkinsbueg's Squirrel Hill Gon Club E. E. Shaner McKnight Wilson Turner Shaner Até W. Laner E. Laner Mateh Tarenium and Mansfield Catcher Miles Harvard Princeton Feld Errora Watteries Young and Brown Highlands and Mason National Capitol ORF Arizona Connellsville Athletics Tallow Lord Nobility Count Bozenta Thaddeus Kosciuszko Lincoln Sejm Leo Chrzanowski Ferdinand Weigel Joseph Rosenblatt Albert Adamkiewicz Przaats Samuel Sere Nolens Volens Brown C. Falch Minmiville Tsu Dispatch Smithfield and Diamond Atlantic City Atglen Michigan Pacific Ars L.W. Reed Darlington Pacific Avenue N. J E. Patterson Hotel Hoffman Beach Homelike J. W. Callaway Wellington M. A. Meloney Haddon Hall Batus Leeds & Lippincott Wiltshire Virginia Ocean N.4 D. W. Chandler Cresson Springs Cresson Spring Park Cottage Mass. Avenue Washington, D. C Mountain House Allegheny Mountains Penna. R. R R. Dunham Cresson Cambria County Cape May Latayette Johns Tracy , Cou Racy & Co Washington H Phila Stockton L. F. Theo. Walton Howland Hotel Dobbins & Loch St. James Hotel Hugh F. Griffin Carleton al Hinson Uriah Welch Ocean Front Fifth Avenue Hotel Bellevue Stratford Capon Hampshire W. VA W. H. Sale Oxford, Avon-By-The Sea Forest Lodge Lakewood J. G. Hogg Ocean View Hotel Block Island F.C. Cundall East Greenwich Fort William Henry Lake George Grenoble William Noble Bedford Springs Bedford, PA Carlsbad OF America L.B Poty Kite Mountains N.H Maplewood Bethlehem White Mountain Tensure Maplewood Hotel Mplewood Ainslie & Werter Boyiston St Otel San Marco St. Augustine Fla BAY Port Hotel Lake Huron S.T. & H. Hatlroad Company H.W ‘Lfsanger Bay Port Huron County Mich Buena Vista Spring Hotel Elvwe Ridge Mountains Cumberland VaLley Via W. F. Paige Cochran D. C Jr, Woo Gen Pess Pittsburgh Union Station Pennsylvania Lines Central Time Northwest Fort Wayne Derant Toledo Gilliam Martins Ferry Bridgeport Bellaire Darant New Castle Erie Ashtabula Jamestown Youngstown Niles Der Pan Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis St. Louis Wheeling Pittsburgh Bae and Ohio Railroad Washington, DC Cumberlam Cannellerina Mt. Pleasant Washington,Pa Cihetanatl Newark Pittsburg Nefer Company B&o Earease Smithdeld J. T. Odell Scull Gen. Pass Llegheny Valley Railway CO Buffalo DuBois Finlenton East Urady Kittanning Valley Camp tLeaves ITO Flatton Buffalo Express Memlenton Braeburn Bete Pittaburg David M Itteburg and Lake Eriesbailroad Company Beaver Falls Cinetonati Buy Faln Youngston New Caste Heaver Falls New Haven McKeesport Ee Monongahela Beth Daira i. i New Cas City Smithfield Street Ittsburg and Western Railway Anerson St River Ar Greenville Mercer Grove City Akron Tilda Rane Clarion A. m Foxburg Greenville Mercer Avon Buvier Ohio Europe MAX Schamberg & Co Smithfield At THE Thomas Foreign Tours Dm Rmich American Line Great Britain and Ireland Norway Sweden Denmark International Navigation CO Walnut St J. J. McCormick Love Moeser Schamberg & CO Smithfield A. D. Scurer & Son Netherlands Rotterdam Paris London Maardam Deriam Steamera Amsterdam Fifth Street Hoboken John J. M.curmick Smithield Street Louis Moeser Max Schamhberg Simithfeld Street Wnard Line Pier 4 North River Umbria Dane Ombria Servia A. m.Sercia Esturia Uria Aurania A.m. Aurania Bothnia Ene Gailla Catin Passage Secur Allice Bowling Green Vernon Sh Brown &Co Charles FP. Smith Woolst Pittburg Panyse Allan Line Royal Mail Steamships Glasgow Derry Galway Scotland Middle of Trateness State Line Allan Lind Steamships OAK and Glasgow Nebraska Rankin Geo. A. Kelly Alley Dr. Haines A. E. Holden ,Co Office Specialty Co. ii’ Loirda Koehler’s Sixth Street Mens’ and Boy's
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