New Yorks Take Two From Pittsburg In Polo Grounds
In New York yesterday the New Yorks beat Pittsburg twice at Polo Grounds. O Day shined in the first game with sharp curves, Ward and Richardson driving in runs, and Hanlon scoring in three bases. Keefe’s pitching shut down Pittsburg in the second game as Gore and Tiernan led the New Yorks to a decisive win.
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New York
Pittsburg
Polo Grounds
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Morris
O'Day
Wood
Richardson
Gore
Miller
Tiernan
Ewing
Kuehne
Tte
Hanlon
Cowper
Ned
Ward
Connor
White
Richardison
O'Rourke
Whitney
O' Day
Rowe
Carroll
Miller Wy Whitney Allowed Richardson To Score O'Day Doubled O'Rourke
Buckley
Hanson
Morrist Balk
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Smoky City
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Galvin
Hame
Brown
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Ocean Brows
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Ae Eatein” O'Rourke
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Beck Rowe
Bee Jey
Balle
Gaines
O' Rourke
Y Keefe
Hoosiers Fall Short In Pair Of Boston Games
Boston wins both games in a doubleheader. Morning contest features strong supply of hits and sharp defense with Boston taking an early lead. Afternoon game highlights Richardson home run as Boston edges past Indiana in a close, pitching duel. Glasscock and Quinn star on defense.
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Bostons
Richardson
Boyle
Clarkson
Glasscock
Quinn
McGeachy
Plavre
Hadbourne
Ganzer
Nash
Rae Tee
Anne Tyashy
Johnstin
Bennett
Kadbourne
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Hid
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O Andrews
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Indianapolis
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Richa
Ganzel
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Hines
Me Denny
Pecans
Indiana
Glasecock
Dohnst'n
Kado'rne
Husie
Emindianp
Smith Stroce
N. Ae
Clark
Philadelphia and Chicago Battle For Third Place
Philadelphia and Chicago split a doubleheader with Chicago winning the opener in ten innings on Ryan home run and Hallman miscue. The Phillies took the second game aided by an error charged to Chicago. attendance 14 531. Delahanty and_rep_chicago players listed with scoring details and pitching notes.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Ryan
Hallman
Duffy
Phillies
thea _ ee
Elding
Ore
Washton Rep A E Clevelan d Rep A E
Fragmented OCR sports box fragment shows player lines and totals with errors. Reads Washton and Radford with field goal data and team totals, but many digits are garbled. Indicates a basketball box score snippet from a game summary with incomplete player names and numeric lines.
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Washton
Clevelan
Radford
Stricker
Pfaat
Uusatelife
Keele Wees
Beatin
Brooklyn Faces Cincinnati in Twin Association Games
In Brooklyn Washington Park, the Brooklyn and Cincinnati teams split a September doubleheader. The first game went to Brooklyn 7 5 after a late surge with unearned runs due to a wild throw and Burns and Smith hitting. The second game saw Cincinnati win in the first inning as Terry and Foutz pitched and Hughes relieved, with Cincinnati scoring four in the initial frame and holding on for a 1 4 victory.
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New York
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Burns
Smith
O'Brien
Dacter
Ers
Pinckney
Cincinnati
Brooklyns
Cincinnatis
Duryea
Paseed
Cincinnatia
Errora Brooklins
MeMrack
Hughes
Vian
Kerins
Holland
Athletics Clinch Win and Tie With Kansas City in Doubleheader
Philadelphia report: John Coleman started for the Athletics and Kansas City won the first game behind a barrage of hits. Conway was hit hard in spots as Swartzel excelled after the first inning. The second game ended in a 7 7 tie after darkness halted play in the tenth inning with both pitchers effective. Attendance 7,500.
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Philadelphia
John Coleman
Athletics
Kansas City
Conway
Swartzes
Baltimore Defeats Louisville in Tight Baseball Showdown
Baltimore beat Louisville 7 to 1 as Kilroy excelled on the mound and the Baltimore defense held firm. Wright and Griffin led with key hits while McDermott issued several runs amid tough fielding errors from both sides.
League Standings Fragment Amid Rowing Numerals
Partial standings show teams like Cleveland and New York with win loss tallies and city abbreviations. Data appears distorted with stray numbers and punctuation, but indicates league record order and percentages.
Baseball Schedules From National and Minor Leagues
National League games list Pittsburg at New York Indianapolis at Boston Chicagos at Philadelphia Cleveland at Washington. American Association matches Louisville at Columbus St Louis at Baltimore Kansas City at Philadelphia International League Toronto at Hamilton Londons at Buffalo Detroits at Rochester Toledos at Syracuse.
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Nationa League
Pittsburgs
New York
Indianapolis
Boston
Chicagos
Philadelphia
Clevelands
Washington
American Association
Louisvilles
Columbus
St. Louis
Baltimore
Kansas Citys
International League
Torontos
Hamilton
Londons
Buffalo
Detroits
Rochester
Toledos
Syracuse
Braddocks Rapid Win After Oaklands Errors
A lively baseball game on Braddocks grounds saw the Braddocks defeat the New Oaklands. The Oaks made costly errors by Quinn allowing Braddocks to pull away late, with key hits from Bennett Becker Morgan and Anderson aiding the tally. Umpire Shaler officiated.
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New Oaklands
The
Braddocks
Quinn
A. E
BB. P. Ale
Olawren
oOriren
Estes Oaklands
Uekiance
Bennett
Becker
Morgan
Anderson
Bennett T. Paris Bene
Meen
Able Aithews
Jo Unipire Shaler Pe
Costly Game and a Horrific Baseball Accident
In Chicago on September 2 a grim baseball incident occurred between teams nicknamed the Doctors and the Undertakers. In the seventh inning Undertakers pitcher James McNerney broke his arm after an inside pitch near the shoulder and collapsed. He was taken home for treatment.
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ChicaGco
James McNerney
Insurance Clerks Defeat Bank Clerks In Row After Mixed Play
The Insurance Clerks topped the Bank Clerks with a scoreline described by the paper, noting errors, base hits and key players. Specifics are garbled but mention of McG and Ls scoring, Richardonn striking out, and pitchers Wenke Kuarns is cited.
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Bank Rena Saseniskuere
Bank Gierka
Richardonn
Insurance Caerke
Wenke and Kuarns
Scottdale Ball Team Defeats Drummers Twice
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH. Erie September 2 Scottdale defeated the Drummers in both games. The first contest ended 6 to 5 and in the second the Dreamers were shut out as Scottdale piled up six runs.
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Erie
Scottdale
Drummers
Dreamers
Indians Win Big Over Indiana Team at Kennerdell Club
September 2 in Kittanning Pa the J B Kennerdell club defeated Indiana 7 to 1. Key players were battery Reese and Johnston and batters De Haven and Weisman.
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Kittaxnine
J. B. Kennerdell
Indiana
Reese
Johnston
de Haven
Weisman
Local Incomplete Notes Hint at Baseball Matches
The fragmentary report mentions B B Conway in New Castle in July and HoMestead beating Keystones 21 to 10. It also references Pittsburg Greys, Allegheny Ath, and Our Boys Club pursuing Western Pennsylvania matches with stakes from twenty five to one hundred ninety dollars, amid uncertain game prospects and matching plans.
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New Castle
Allegheny Athletics
Sheepshead Bay Fall Meeting Opens With Large Crowd
Proctor Knott sold for 17100 at Sheepshead Bay inaugural fall meeting as 25000 racegoers packed the grounds. The program featured Futurity buzz and multiple stakes races including the Sapphire stakes won narrowly by Magnate and Dolphin skin capturing a race. Kingston edged Firensi for a close finish in the sixteenth, while St John led the turf mile.
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Sheepshead Bay
Hanover
Young Duke
Volunteer
Britannic
Leo H
Vipstaff
Jemma Volunteer
Magnate
Lord Peyton
Prod A
Helle
Steales
Cyclonecalt
Guuconiene Duns
Une Day
Fernwood
Dr. Helmuth
Abdiel Tulla Bierburn
Martha
Successor
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Chesapeake
Jennie
Sinaloa
Aera Penne Tavistah
Tillon
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Allente
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Rae
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Oarsman
Swift
Kingston
Folos
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Rers Macbeth II
Loden
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Torchlight
Glockner
Esquima
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Lotion
Boston Labor Day rowing regatta sets New England records
The Charles river regatta drew about 15 000 spectators as New England Amateur Association officials supervised 10 races on a ideal two mile course. records fell for intermediate single sculls Joseph Bergen South Boston 12 58. senior single sculls E D Rogers Albany NY 18 05 45. junior four King Philip Club Fall River 13 12. Ravenswood Long Island City won double sculls 12 16. Atlanta club New York won senior four 12 52 4. eight oared shells Bradfords James 7 32 with cups and best previous times.
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Charles River
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Joseph Bergen
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Allany
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King Philip Club
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Sculla
Ravenswood Club
Long Island City
Atalanta Club
New York
Rize
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Jme
Braddocks Defeat McKeesport 4 to 6 in Morning Game
Braddocks defeats McKeesport 4 to 6 in Braddock Pennsylvania as Phillips leaves early and Killen holds McKeesport to six hits. Lawrence drives in three on a bases loaded two out double for Braddocks. Umpire Shaffer.
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Phillips
Liston
Hartman
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Meyersports
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Scsr
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Anderson
Retzell
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Dalwell
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G. Smith
Proctor Knott Sells for 17100 At Public Auction
The year old Proctor Knott, Futurity winner, topped a horse sale by bringing 17100 to W A Ferris who acted for Mr Scovean. Bids began at 10000 with lively progress before final price. Other lot details and bidders listed but names become partially obscured in the OCR.
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Bryant & Scoggan
Locust Stable
Proctor Knott
W. A. Ferris
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Taw
M. Kelly
Ye .A. Asing
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Heyman
Quinn Wins as Buckley Fights to Sixth Round Knockout
Bartow New York September 2 Jack Quinn Scotland lightweight champion fought Jack Buckley the Futton Market boy near Bartow for 00 a side. Quinn led from the start and Buckley was carried to the scratch after the fourth round. Buckley pressed on until the twelfth when he collapsed on the ropes and was retired by his seconds Adier and Barnum.
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N. Y
Jack Quinn
Scotland
Jack Buckley
London
Quinn
Buckley
Adier Ang Barnum
Speedy Thomas to race Conner in five mile match
Sydney Thomas, the English pedestrian and holder of four mile and ten mile amateur titles, has arrived to challenge T. P. Conner. The young lightweight ran four miles in 20 minutes 20 seconds and will meet Conner in the five mile championship on September 14.
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New York
Sydney Thomas
T. P. Conner
Thomas
Connoff
Gandaur Arrives In City With Trainer Hamm
Jacob G. Gandaur and his trainer Albert Hamm arrive in the city today after departing St. Louis last evening. The bold competitor travels with his entourage and is set for the forthcoming events.
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Jacob G. Gandaur
Albert Hamm
St. Louis
Gandaur
Unclear OCR sports recap with scattered names and timing
Fragmentary athletics page lists multiple athletes and times, including Hartman Addy Gibbons Phillips Sladdy Lauer and Gray. Totals show earned runs and track performance while detailing players and positions in an unclear contest recap.
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Wift
Phillips
Sladdy
Gast
McKeesports
Athletica
Dillin
Hady
Lauer
Gray
Oyer
Sa Lauer
Addy
Handicap court tennis tournament ends at the Casino Newport
The handicap court tennis tournament at the Casino in Newport ends with George Reek Jr. in first class form after a close match versus Baldwin. Final outcome confirms Mr. Fearing as prize winner while Thomas Hitchcock Jr. is noted in the results.
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R. L
George Reek Jr
Baldwin
Fearing
Siven
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New Castle Hiighlights: Alerts Defeat New Castles 11–5
In New Castle Pennsylvania on September 2 the Alert Baseball Club of Pittsburg defeated New Castle 11 to 5. New Castle had 16 errors while the Alerts made 2 base hits.
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Alert Baseball Club
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New Castles
Delegation Heads to Harrisburg for State Democratic Convention
Three Allegheny county delegates Pat Foley William J Brennen and Larry Ennis depart on the fast line for Harrisburg as 19 more with supporters leave this morning. They expect William A Wallace as state central chairman and note a delegation switch T D Casey replaces Christian Kelp in the group.
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Harrisburg
Pat Foley
William J. Brennen
Larry Ennis
Thomas Kernan
Foley
From Ideal to Real Robbery Report at Central Station
John C. Martin reported being robbed of 60 in gold at a Sixth street snake show. Inspectors O Mara and McAleese found the venue linked to a fortune teller previously shut by McAleese. Martin, drunk and resisting arrest, had 58 in his possession including 50 in gold and had prior trouble tied to a similar complaint.
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Central Station
O'Mara
Inspector McAleese
Mr. Martin
Phil Demmel
McAleese
Martin
Fisherman Drowns Near Chartiers Street Allegheny
Charles Franks a heater at Smith Bros. & Co steel works drowned while fishing in the Ohio River near the foot of Chartiers street Allegheny yesterday afternoon. The boat upset and despite rescue attempts his body was recovered later. He lived with his wife and family on Windsor street.
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Charles Franks
Smith Bros. & Co
Steel Works
Chartiers Street
Allegheny
Ohio River
Windsor Street
Arrest of aged man in $35 robbery case
George Bradley, described as an old man, was arrested by Officer Kramer for robbing Ed ward McDonald of $35. McDonald said he met Bradley two weeks ago in Scranton, they drank together, then Bradley allegedly took him to a railroad bridge and robbed him.
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Kramer
Edward McDonald
McDonald
Scranton
Bradley
Alderman Porter Punishes Mother for Endangering Infant
Mary Smith, a colored woman, was jailed for 50 days by Alderman Porter after she violently dropped her child and kicked it in her Second avenue home. An advertisement promotes Dr D Jaynes Vermifuge and Sanative Pills as stomach and digestion tonics, touting affordability and availability at druggists.
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Mary Smith
Second Avenue
D. Jayne
Loyd Funeral Notice for 5 Year Old Marna Faneral
On Monday September 15 a funeral will be held for Brotus Logrits son of Breine and Mary Loyd, aged 5 years. The service takes place September 8, 1889 at 2 30 at 2621 Sarah Street Southside ToEspar. Friends of the family invited to attend.
Chamber of Commerce opens season with policy talks and committees
The 1889 90 directors meeting addressed plans for Western Waterways Convention delegates to Cincinnati and a Washington International American Congress invitation. It urged tours of Pittsburg for foreign delegates, urged World’s Fair exchanges in St Louis, and authorized exhibits for the Boston Industrial Maritime Exchange.
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Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburg
South America
John F. Dravo
F. P. Roberts
Cincinnati
Schmerts
John F. Drago
John A. Wood
George H. Anderson
Committee On
James G. Blaine
Blaine
International American Congress
Washington
Congress
United States
Minneapolis
Mino
George A. Kelly
Harrison
Boston
Roberts
Schmertz
Balance in Crime Leads to Repeat Arrest of Sadie Samuels
Sadie Samuels and her partner Miss Clark, prominent in police circles, were arrested again by Detective Sol Coulson on Fifth Avenue. They were returned to their parents in Youngstown Ohio at public safety expense and have faced the station three times. a sentence anticipated this morning is expected to balance things.
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Sadie Samuels
Miss Clark
Sol Coulson
Fifth Avenue
Youngstown
Department of Public Safety
Callen Remains Behind Bars on Conspiracy Charge
J Stewart a farmer from Armstrong county appeared before the court with lawyer Keenan to offer to post a 1500 dollar bond for Alderman Callen who is jailed on conspiracy charges. Stewart said he did not want the bond after questions about his Allegheny property valued at about 1500 dollars. Callen must find another bondsman or stay jailed.
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J. Stewart
Armstrong County
Keenan
Alderman Callen
Stewart
Allegheny
Yardyard accident reports injuries to two workers
Yardmaster Patterson of the Union depot yard suffered crushed hands after an epee switch malfunction. brakeman Thomas Me showed similar injuries in another incident last evening.
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Union Depot
Thomas Mebrakeman
Striking Men Walk Out After New Pay Scale Rejected
Workers who replaced strikers at Bessemer last spring walked out Sunday night after a new pay scale proposed paying by the ton rather than by the day was rejected as too low. Old strikers in town cheer the action and vow to block a return to work. West Bellevue Borough Council members were charged with obstructing a roadway over a disputed boardwalk repair, with fencing cited as the dispute.
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West Bellevue Borough
Gripp
Bellevue West Bellevue
Est Bellevue
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