Pittsburg Beats East End Athletics In Burlesque Exhibition
The Pittsburg League delegation defeated the County League champions East End Athletics at Recreation Park in a poorly played exhibition. Pitching faltered for the amateurs with Dillon failing to cross the plate, while the professionals showed stronger hitting. Schoyer, Gumbert and Lauer were bright spots among the amateurs, and Hess stood out behind the bat as the game wore on.
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Pittsburg
East End Athletics
Recreation Park
Association
Brotherhood
East End
Pitsburg
Thatittle
Dillon
Oliver
Dit- Jou
Ieios
Schoyer
Gumbert
Lauer
Grein
Hess
Stenn
Sealey Dortred
Brotherhood Plans New York Franchise Split
The Brotherhood considers starting a new club after declining to buy the New York franchise. Ward told President Day negotiations stalled as the New York players refused next season positions and formed a committee to seek grounds and finance. Ward hinted the current owners should exit while the Brotherhood looks to form a separate entity.
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The
Brotherhood
New York
the Herald
Ward
President Day
Ta Patesencelog Ee Ee
Aoe Bec Grou
Seeenne
Day
Aid Thie Ogham
Appleton Asey
Johnson Ward
Beaver Falls Considers New Baseball Team
Beaver Falls officials move toward forming a baseball squad for next season. The team will draw players from the town’s best available material as plans advance.
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Beaver Fas
Joseph Moersnapers
Ifr Apse
Geneva Pari
Beaver
To-Day's Local Game at Liberty Park Featured East End Athletcs
To-Day's local page lists a game at Liberty Park between the East End Athletics with Low- Secs ett on the mound for Lie former and Gumbert for the East Enders. Also in American Association play the Brooklynites visit Baltimore and other matchups include Athletics at Columbus and St Louis at Louisville.
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Bneenong
East End
Liberty Park
Lie
Gumbert
East Enders
American Association
Brooklyns
Baltimore
Athletics
Columbus
St. Louis
Louisville
Kansas Citys
Cincinnati
Tigers Edge Hornung in Tight Baseball Contest
In a hard fought game Fisher’s team features outfielders O’Brien and Hornung with three-base hits. First base on balls goes to Kilroh and Seisetia, while Collins and Visne add hits. Foreman records six strikeouts and Carruthers secures the win as the game lasts two hours with Hengle the umpire.
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Tog Cis
Wwe
Hornung
A. O'Brien
Hornsirey
Smith
Collins
Nckney
Visne
Balle
Kilroh
Seisetia
Carry
B Foreman
Carruthers
Ee Foreman
Hengle
Browns Beat Loulevilles In Six-Inning Duel
St Louis scores six runs in six innings to defeat Loulevilles 7 to 4. Milligan belts two homers driving in five as Chamberlain breaks a tie in the seventh. McDermott pitches well, Weaver and Duffes star in center, and Ryan holds the opposition on the bases.
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LovuisviLue
St. Louis
Milligan
Chamberlain
Weaver
Duffes
McDermott
Ryan
A S Lousriss
Fas McCarthy
Siebennon
Gonintesg
Tyummnideess Robineon
Weaver Am
Igan
Grenton
Faller
Wester
Bowe
Double Pews Beer
Raymon
Aaron
Vaurhen
Chames
Chamber
Reds Triumph Over Cowboys in Easy Win
Cincinnati overwhelmed Kansas City 4 to 1 as Duryea and Sowders pitched for the Reds while Kane City failed to mount a comeback. Key hits included doubles by Alvord McPhee Halliday and Tebesu with stolen bases by Tebesu McPhee Halliday and Nicol.
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Cowboys
Cincinnati
Reds
Kansas City
Cinecinnatis
Kaneas
Cincinnatis
Alvord
McPhee
Halliday
Mal- Homerane-Hallidas
Tebesu
Nicol
Heard
Swartzel
Keenan
Beara
Helly
Duryea
Ty Mullane
Sowders
Barbiers Bat and Beat Athletes in Columbus Tilt
Columbus Athletic faced a strong batting display led by Reilly who scored three times with two home runs and four hits. Attendance reached 1300 as Columbus won the game 6 to 3 with notable fielding and double plays by O'Connor and Marr.
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Columbus
Columbus Club
Reilly
Meadville Defeats Girards In Tight Baseball Tilt
Meadville beat Girards 8 to 4 in a home game highlighted by Meadville pitching Campfield and strong batting. Girards managed only three hits off Campfield while Borland and Miller contributed for Meadville as Lyons pitched five innings.
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Girards
Am “Po
Meradv
Meadville
Wto
Campfield
Meadvilles
Borland
Miller
Rowhey
Popire
Lyons
Phillies Was Close Game With Wheeling in West Virginia
Wheeling West Virginia October 8 The game between the Philadelphia League club and the Wheeling team was tight through five innings before the visitors pushed four runs in the sixth inning and thereafter neither side scored.
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Phillies
Wheeling
W. Va
Bissell and McCoy Seek Glove Fight Match
William Bissell and the backer of Jim McCoy met last evening to arrange a possible glove fight. Bissell hurt his hand and could not commit, though he indicated he would fight Corcoran if the match could be set.
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Bissell
William Bissell
Jim McCoy
McCoy
Corcoran
McKeesport Driving Park seeks Western Pennsylvania circuit admission
The McKeesport Driving Park Association applied at a Western Pennsylvania Race Circuit meeting in Greensburg to join the circuit that includes Washington Beaver Greensburg and Uniontown. They plan to repair the park and track to be worthy of addition and also promote local carters getting ready again.
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Beaver Fall
Beaver Falls
McCkeespont
McKeesport Driving Park Association
Western Pennsylvania
Greensburg
Washivors
Beaver
Ae —Reensburg
Uniontown
Exto
Plans to Lease First Class Rink for Winter Contests
They will hold a meeting in a few days to arrange leasing a first class rink. A suitable site is to be secured this winter overcoming prior drawbacks, with valuable goals and big contests anticipated.
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J. W
Latona Jockey Club fall meeting concludes with five heats
Cincinnati reports a clear day at Latona Jockey Club for the fifth extra day. Racing featured maidens and selling purses with Emily placing second in the first race and multiple close finishes including Longbrook winning the third and Major Tom overtaking Dilemma in the fourth. In the fifth, Billy Pinkerton led early but Argenta passed to win. Sis O Lee and Chantress also placed in top positions across races.
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Cincinnati
Latona Jockey Club
Vendana
Nannie FP
Emily
Manent
Spite
Flyer
Twilight
Lottie Ore
Leeootes Iadoma
Semaphore
Porties
Sycarciés
Beert Holts
Holland
Weeks
Koko
Pritchett
Aeph
Ee Anh
Ignete Pags Mag
Koko Br
Plander
Brook
Post iMide
Littroll
Longbrook
Littrell
Plunder Me
Trumps Tech
Tom Hood
Cameo
Itsjor
Tom. Rosalis
Major One Tech
Queen of Trumps
Tom T
Dilemms
Burch
Queen of My
McCan
One Sees
Tom Thit
Billy Pinkerton
Liederkranz
Sis Himyar
Pullman
May Blossom
Amos A
Billy Pinkwae
Billy Oe
Argenta
Tis Carter
Meadow Brook
Chantress
Evalina
Prince Albert II
Sis O'Lee
Amelia
Camilla
Lady
Sis O' Lee
Hopeful
Amelis
Tod B Freed
Tatonia
Apry Ely
Aunt Hato
Jada
Estelle Io Prince Bond
Kate Malone
Argenta Ee
Monita Hardy
Leontine
Frenzy
Eo Boone Wilso
Ivy City Jockey Club Races Resume Under Warm Weather
Ivy City National Jockey Club programs resumed amid clear skies and warm temps with a larger crowd than Monday. Race results list Persuader, Dalesman, Sen Epleure in the top spots. Urifiamme wins the annual handicap ahead of Iceberg. Bavarian, Prince Howard, Faustina among strong two year olds. tomorrow’s entries include Glenrace and Souvenir among others.
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Wasunberon
National Jockey Club
Ivy City
Knights Templar
Persuader
Dalesman
Sen Epleure
Howerson
Smithmneter
Kisepar Mineral
Hothwell
Bob Swim
Sar Risemann
Tom Kearns
Fiddiehead
Rete
Wie
Cherry
Urifiaime
Ice
Urifiamme
Iceberg
Meriden
Ece
Deviate
Beck
Tintisek
Rues of
Tive Rcan
Bavarian
Prince Howard
Faustccina
Hemet
Ratle
C. Y Pacertes
Faustina
Ivy Ponds
Glenrace
Ponnas Souriere
Y Fisher
Yvalarian Price Secon
Dave S
Boveri
Sam Doxey
Botheration
Simsville
Cock O' the Walk
Gracksanan
Apollo
Society War There Show Up at Jerome Park Races
Society crowds gather at Jerome Park for a day of racing as a tally-ho coach debuts on the lawn in front of the clubhouse. Jockey Day lies in precarious condition at Manhattan Hospital after an earlier injury, with notable wins aboard Chaos and Mile races discussed amid mixed results and listed entries for upcoming events. A trotting dog from Kansas City, Dock, touted as world champion, impresses in trials under Willie Ketcham, fueling local excitement.
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Raace Trace
Jerome Park
Jockey Day
Manhattan
France
Ireland
Day
Mr. Scott
Garrison
Bravo
Vacation
Brave
Ring
Goon
Iristan
Diablo
Eolian
Deception
Newberg
Bralt
Jerome Ne el
Morro
Ballon
Petids
Evlis
Geronimo
Ziaamate
Ntler
Sig
Jase
Furic
Mr. Pelham
Iago
Ninth Ave
Crater
Salisbury
Jenteine
Freedom
Wheeler T
Autocrat
Lady Pulsifer
Rawest
Louise If
Yen Roderick
Glendale
Jim
Kansas
Kansas City
Dock
Willie Ketcham
Exposition Track
Teutonic Beats City of New York in Westward Ocean Race
The Teutonic wins the long ocean race ending in New York’s harbor, finishing 45 minutes ahead of the City of New York and 2 hours 12 minutes behind the previous best time by the City of New York. Teutonic led from Roche’s Point to Sandy Hook despite head winds and a gale, with 18.5 knots average speed after screw improvements. Passengers included 443 cabin and 701 steerage. two second cabin travelers died at sea.
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New York
City of
Queenstown
Inman
Teutonic
Rome
Sandy Hook
Parsell
Michael Ahearn
Brooklyn
BR. Molyneauz
Baron &Paun
Kendal
Vi Oles
Washington
Gedney
Juror Offers Bribes in Ontario Canning Case
In Buffalo on October 9, Addison Rice a farmer from Elma on a juror in the Ontario Canning Co versus William Burgess case sent a note to manager Carpenter offering to act as foreman of the land jury if called upon Rice was removed from the panel by Judge Corlette and ordered to appear again this afternoon as the matter proceeds.
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Buffalo
Supreme Court
Addison Rice
Elma
Ontario Canning Co
William Burgess
Carpenter
Corlettte
Rice
Disorderly-house case pits Mrs Jennie Robinson against accusers
Mrs Jennie Robinson, jailed by Alderman Burns pending a hearing, faces a disorderly-house charge. Annie Evans accuses the proprietress of detaining two granddaughters, a nine year old and a twenty year old who resists leaving claiming liberty. Robinson denies the accusations.
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Jennie Robinson
Alderman Burns
Robinson
Annie Evans
Old-Time Fight Ends With Harris Knocking Buckley Out
Henry Harris of the city defeated Jack Buckley of Passaic in a London rules bout held near Buckley’s home. Harris dominated, scoring a knockdown in round four and finishing Buckley in the twelfth round. Buckley’s face and body were badly swollen. Harris sustained only minor injuries.
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Breslin
McCarthy
London
Jack Buckley
Passaic
N. J
Henry Harris
Rorsgd
Harris
Buckley
Althou Buckley
Harria
Races at Morris Park with Kingston dominant despite betting limits
At Morris Park on October 9 the program featured parse events with liberal owner entries. Kingston led in Jerome Park and Morris Park entries, winning here with little bookmaker opposition. Multiple races listed with contenders and times, including Maid of Orleans and Zephyrus in maid events, and Pelham Park stakes noted for future races.
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Morris Park
Kingston
Jerome Park
Frejois
Secon
Blue Rock
Gienmonsd
Rupe
Goous Raynda
Kiraris
Victrix
Gene
Gene Ee Sed Lari
Beka Py
Raed Arene
X Furlon
Lastnee
It 'Ayaa
Gneie Bob
Or Daly
Miss Belle Insacitus
Jone Pay ‘mBadena
Emeti Ai Anee
Unele
Mealer Daly
Fility
Ana
Gorgo
Dunboyne
Msn
Maid of Orleans
Zephyrus
Vivid
New York
Dean Vivid
Wilhelm wins ten mile bicycle race at Baltimore park
W I Wilhelm of Reading wins the ten mile $100 diamond medal event at Baltimore Cycle Club races held near Lake Druid Hill Park. W D Banker of New York retires after pedal break. Walter Ash of Baltimore finishes second as the field breaks away.
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Baltimore Cycle Club
Druid Hit Park
W. I. Wilhelm
Reading
W. D. Banker
New York
Victor Emerson
Walter Ash
Wilhelm
Banker
Dre
Ash
Ihelm
Pitchforking Boy Incident Shocks Webster Avenue
Eight year old James McClean was pulled onto a wagon on Webster Avenue in Allegheny and refused to dismount. The driver, wrathful, jabbed the boy with a pitchfork and sped away leaving him in the street. A man named Brown found and dressed the wound. police were alerted.
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James McClean
Webster Avenue
Allegheny
McClean
Brown
Jealous Rivalry Ends in Double Tragedy in Piqua
In Piqua Ohio this October Henry Huffman and Lawrence Huler both 40s exchanged words over a widow named Lerser. Huffman shot Huler twice then killed himself. Huler survived with injuries and may recover.
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Huler
That Aldermanic Imbroglio Reveals Hartman Bird Letters
Public correspondence shows Alderman Hartman and Attorney Bird discussing a Weir iris case. Bird suggests the case grows serious while Hartman denies being swayed by threats or peddler interference.
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Alderman B
Hartman
Attorney Bird
Mr. Bird
Alderman Hartman
Czar Embarks for Germany on Midnight Journey
The Czar began his voyage to Germany at midnight, accompanied by the Czarina and the entire royal family, departing from Fredensborg to Corry AGEN.
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Corry Agen
Germany
Fredensborg
Pennsylvanian Ex-Senator Dies Abroad
Cablegrams report the death of ex Senator John C of Ridgeway Elk County Pennsylvania on Monday in London. The news reaches Philadelphia confirming the loss of the longtime public figure while he was abroad.
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Philadelphia
John C
Ridgeway
Elk County
Delegates Tour New England Factories on Congress Visit
Delegates from the International Congress visited Worcester Willimantic South Manchester and Hartford Massachusetts and Connecticut. They toured mills including Willimantic Spool Cotton Cheney Silk Mills Colt Armory Works and other factories observing production from raw cotton to finished goods. Banquet remarks by Samuel L. Clemens highlighted the event with humor as delegates saw armory machinery silk mills and bicycle frame production.
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Connecticut
Haxtrorp
Conn
Worcester
Mass
Winslo
Rockwood Hoar
South America
Australia
New England
Willimantic
Willimantic Spool Cotton Company
SS Sree
Bulkeiy
United States
Hawley
South Manchester
Cheney
Aragon
Costa Rica
Hartford
England
Cain Mtg Oe
Tragic Epileptic Death Of Young Waitress
Miss Mary Hawkins a 17 year old waitress at the Bank Exchange restaurant No 90 Third avenue died suddenly last evening at 5 from an epileptic fit. She had worked about five months and recently suffered a prior accident causing a ruptured blood vessel. She collapsed in the dining area and died within twenty minutes despite Dr Langfict’s aid.
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Mary Hawkins
Bank Exchange
Third Avenue
Richard Brown
Pennsylvania Avenue
Allegheny
Langfict
Alderman Tatem Charges Include Theft of Iron
Michael Fisher held on $500 bail after alleged theft of several hundred pounds of Fort Wayne Railroad iron. He was seen with iron in a wagon near Superior station and promptly arrested by officers.
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Alderman Tatem
Michael Fisher
Michael
Fort Wayne
Superior Station
Young Boy Struck by Wagon On Third Street
Ten year old John McAdams was run over by a Dempsey wagon on Third Street. doctors reported the boy’s legs were not crushed and he is under medical care.
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John McAdams
Dempsey
Cameron
Oliver fire horse cart chase ends with capture
During the Oliver fire on Monday the horses attached to hose cart No. 10 dragged a street after them. A 60 yard chase followed before responders caught the runaways and stopped the incident.
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Oliver
Red? Browse
Spengenes Comandes
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