Pittsburg Pulled Out Of Hole To Beat Phillies In Elegant Style
The Pittsburg Players' League won 6 5 over the Phillies after a ragged start. Pittsburgh rallied in the sixth to seize the lead, with strong defense and clutch hits. Key plays included Maul, Wisner, Heckler and Robinson driving runs, while Philadelphia fought back in the ninth before the home team clinched victory. Attendance listed as 5.
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Pitteborg
P. L
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boeces
Buffalo
New York
P.L
Cleveland
Puusborg
N. L
N.L
Besen
Plewers
lLegue
National League
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Cleveand
Nicago
Phillies
Reuhne
Shindle
Foearty
Griffin
Mulvey
Visitera
Anether
Pickett
Farrer
Hanlon
Balla
Corcoran
Pittsburgs
Lst
Millican
Sanders
Jocal
Sind
Mau
Fields
Wisner
Heckler
Wood
Robinson
Maul
Giants Edge Clevelands In Tight Cleveland Return
In Cleveland a Players' League matchup saw the Giants defeat the Clevelands 7 to 5. Pitcher details, hits, and errors populate the box as New York builds late offense to secure the win.
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Cleveland
Giants
Clevelands
Home team trounces Phillies. Smith stars as Brooklyn edge Cleveland
In a sunny Recreation Park tilt, the locals topple Philadelphia 10 to 1 as Smith dominates on the mound and at bat. Vickery struggles with five hits allowed, while Decker errors late add to the visitors’ woes. Burke and Miller spark Pittsburg’s early surge, and Hecker’s squad seals the win with strong defense and timely hits.
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Recreation Park
Philadelphia N. L
Louisville
Hecker
Director O'Neill
Strutters
O'Neil
Smith
Vickery
Decker
Mayers
Clements
Burke
Miller
Allen
Oar Ay Senong
Inburke
Sales
Schriver
Berger
Ron
Ee — Burke
Hamilton
le Miller
Diatiogue
Thompson
C. Hecker
C Sais
OiSchriver
Fittsburg
Philadelphia
Eaicane Kimabare
Bite
Pittsburg
Philadelpus
Mecker
Literary
Meyers
Berke
la Hogue
Schriver Bley
Wild
Pitteburg
Paliadelphis
Strice
Luby lifts Anson to dominant win and second place
Chicago crowds witness Luby extend his streak to nineteen straight wins as Anson rises to second place. Box scores show Chicago vs Boston and Cincinnati vs New York with late pitching notes and errors. In Cincinnati Burkett falters opening innings while Keenan and Dever contribute at the plate in a 5 to 2 Cincinnati victory.
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Chicago
Luby
Anson
Cincinnati
New York
Burkett
Cincinnatis
Charged for Fighting in World Championship Bout
Inspector Chisholm testified the dawn fight between Slavin and McAuliffe for £1,000 drew a near bare knuckle bout. Seconds removed padding. blows flew with intent to harm. Slavin exited ring early. McAuliffe exhausted and bleeding, hospitalized by the timekeeper. Police Magistrate Partridge approved bail of £1,000 with sureties for both men.
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Slavin
McAuliffe
Chisholm
Partriage
London Fight Set Between Jackson and Slavin at Club
Arrangements completed for a six month boxing match at the Melbourne Athletic Club rooms. A purse of 4000 pounds is guaranteed with Jack Dougherty holding a Melbourne deposit for Jackson. The single stipulation requires recognition in England before the bout.
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London
Peer Jackson
Frank P. Slavin
Melbourne Athletic Club
Jack Dougherty
Melbourne
Jackson
England
Races and Sporting Notes From Gravesend and Local Baseball
Results from Gravesend races show Esparanza first and Zeno second in one event with times around 1 10. Other races list various winners and placements. Baseball gossip notes Tim Keefe and Stivetts joining New York PL and potential series with local clubs. Amateur checker dispute foreshadows forfeits and talks. A live bird shoot result is pending due to poling issues and Fogarty’s interest waning.
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Miller
N. L
Tim Keefe
Stivetts, Merit
McCarthy
New York
Mr. O’ Neil
Neil
J. P. O'Neil
N. L. Mag-Nates
P. L
Colored man shot. witness in Weems case
Charles Burns, a colored worker at Jackson's Carson street undertaking, was shot by Robert Brown while returning from work. Burns, an eye witness in the Weems Hara murder case, was struck near the breastbone and hospitalized. Brown’s wife, Ms Brown, was briefly arrested.
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Charles Burns
Robert Brown
Burns
Jackson
Carson Street
Commonwealth
Weems'Hara
Cassatt Street
Thompson
Ms. Brown
Mr. Brown
Brown
Robert and
Enoch Street
Andrew Terry Hove
Ak Burns
WBS
McAleese
Pretty Pittsburg Girl Dies After Distressing Circumstances
Blanche Perkins, 19, dies at her widowed mother's home at 2 Fifth Avenue after alleging abuse by a Cincinnati traveling man and a Put-in-Bay physician. Coroner McDowell holds an inquest, with Inspector McAleese pursuing arrests of the two men.
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Blanche Perkins
Fifth Avenue
Cincinnati
McDowell
Inspector McAleese
People Picking Up Bits From City Visitors And Moves
John F Atcheson left for Chicago last evening Captain Sam Brown headed east Dan O Day of Standard Oil Buffalo is staying at the Monongahela House St B Schoyer went to Harrisburg to argue before the Attorney General Mrs John A Logan now at Home Magazine passed through en route to Chicago Mrs Warth praised Mr Darley arrived in the city George M Pullman discussed possibly becoming Commissioner of the Continental Railway Commission Chief Clerk Crosby Gray wounded in war at home John Neeb Allegheny candidate for State Senate returned from Cincinnati Congressman Outhwaite and family passed through for Washington T H Wickes of Pullman Company west bound noting trunk lines would drop diving car service and Pennsylvania losses around 8000 monthly
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John F. Atcheson Feft
Chicago
Sam Brown
Dan O'Day
Standard Oil Company
Buffalo
Monongahela House
B. Schoyer
Harrisburg
John A. Logan
Home Magazine
Warth
Oe S Darley
J. P. Witherow & Co
Mr. Darley
A. W. Harbison
New Castle
Western Pennsylvania Horse Breeders’ Association
Seventh Avenue
Harbison
George M. Pullman
Continental Railway Commission
Crosby Gray
Department of Public Safety
John Neeb
State Senate
Congress of the American Prison Association
Cincinnati
J. P. Witherow
Europe
Sir Edgar Watt
Witherow
Outhwaite
Columbus
Washington
Stolen Goods Recovered and Local Sales Announced
Inspector McAleese investigates stolen items with a basket found in Cecil alley including a lady's cape. Hardware pieces uncovered at Kirkpatrick street and Bedford avenue are linked to dropped goods. Opening of children's and misses' bats advertised at M Donnelly Co. 908 Penn Ave. and Thome's Dancing Academy offers beginner sessions. Auction items from J Fuchs and A G Campbell & Sons noted for fall sales.
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McAleese
Rod Fowler
Cecil Alley
Von
Nichta
Kirkpatrick Street
Bedford Avenue
Piakess
Res
M. Donnelly & Co
Penn Ave
Riots quell Gallic sports in Limerick excursions clash
A wave of violence disrupted a Limerick sports event with mobs at the railway station injuring several, wrecking property, and forcing the railway company to suspend further excursions. A telephone mishap at London Christ Church also unsettled services, while political and social notices from Berlin to Nürnberg track unrest and arrests.
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SY Dunlap
Lonpox
Limerick
Pecces
Wren
New Pallas
London Christ Church
Christ Church
Gongrens
Far-Away Flashes News in Condensed Form
A global briefs page notes Houiasn's sick king recovering and Emperor William starting a Vienna journey. Abdicated ministers, visits and political moves spread across Europe, with Belgium’s king’s expected visit and Denmark elections hinting socialist gains. The Brazil assembly, Spanish cabinet plans, Newfoundland fisheries mediation, and Melbourne union stances also cited.
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Houiasn
London Dockmen
William
Vienna
John Morley
Hawarden
Glaastone
BisHop O'Dwrek
Limerick
Italy
Melbourne Union
Belgium
Denmark
Fire Purnishings New To-Day Sale Ad
This morning we begin sale of fall and winter neckwear and accessories from J H Buckingham Vergo Middleton Welsh Margetaon and Co and In-in-hands scarves tecks plus new silk handkerchiefs. We feature Allen Sally Co underwear in wool silk and pure silk and announce Jos Honne Co Penn Avenue Stores.
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J. H. Buckingham & Co
Vergo, Middleton & Co
Welsh
Margetaon & Co
Allen, Sally & Co
Jos. Honne & Co
Penn Avenue
Dress Goods Departments Packed to Latest Styles
Dress goods departments display French and English suitings serges plaids camel’s hair novelties and jamestown suitings along with Henriettas French cashmeres and combination suits at J Lyson’s 438 and 440 Market Street.
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Jamestown
J. Lyson's
Mwwsu
Market Street
Thuma’s Academy opens for beginners this evening
This Evening Thuma s Academy 64 Fourth age opens for beginners this evening. B and EB offer striped oer silks at 50c worth 75c and Boces and Bug.
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Thuma’s Academy
Weather Report Delivers Widespread Clear Skies
Clear weather prevailed across the Middle Atlantic and New England states and the upper Midwest and west of Missouri. It was colder west of the Mississippi, with frost reaching into Northern Texas. Dodge City marked 58 degrees and Abilene 4. Winds were light to fresh off shore along the Atlantic coast.
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Middle Atlantic
New England
Upper Lake
Missouri
California
Mississippi River
Texas
Dodge City
Abilene
Mississippi
Atlantic
Jacob J. Fuchs Offers Latest Home Decor at Low Prices
New York dresses decor items including fixed paper hangings ceilings to match at Jacob J. Fuchs 1710 Carson Street. Etchings engravings mirrors and easels listed among the latest designs offered by Jacob J. Fuchs.
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Jas Jacob J. Fuchs
Ae Ithellings
J. Fuchs
Carson St
Jacob J. Fuchs
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Fifth Ave
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Alleheny
DR. Burgoon
Allegheny, Pa
Aeddew
Egypt
Ocent Cigars
L.goldsmit & Bro
Liberty St
Pittsburg, Pa
Ewal
Joseph Fleming & Son
Pittebarg
John Wurbzel
Wfso
Liberty ST. Starcornee
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Duff’s College
Rio
RosexBaum & Co
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Home Land and Improvement Cos
Elwyn
Castle Shannon
City
Allegheny County
Pittsburg, Cannonsburg and State Line Railroad
Plac
Magaw&goff
W. H. Muncey
Lairds Shoes
Laird’s
Laird
United States
W.m.laird's
Market St
Wood St
Warhrooms
Grand Denver
All Stove
Graff & CO
Liberty
Avnus As &S & Sons
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