New York Triumph Over Pittsburg in Slugging Victory
New York Central players beat Pittsburg 9 to 5 in a tight game marked by Staley and Welch hits and strong defense. Ewing out with a finger injury, Brown drove in three runs as Brown and Ward contributed timely hits to set a New York lead, while Rowe and Beckley provided early runs for the visitors before the game ended in darkness.
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Connor
Ward
New York
Whitney
Fields
Welch
Rowe
Gore
Tiernan
Brown
Miller
Bane
Mickey
White
Kuehne
Staley
Sawders
Cleveland Defeats Senators Behind O Briens Shutout Effort
The Cleveland team outplayed the Washington Senators to win 2 to 0, scoring in the opening inning on errors and hits. O’Brien’s strong pitching kept Washington scoreless through eight innings before Haddock homered to spoil the shutout. Haddock’s home run and the early miscues defined the game, with McKean, Irwin, and Zimmer contributing as starters and Haddock finishing on the mound.
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Waashington
Cleveland
Wise
Hoy
O'Brien
Senators
Haddock
Hoosiers Rally Late To Edge Boston In Ninth
Indianapolis bats Madden around in the ninth to tie and win as Dailey and Richardson misplay a drive in left allowing two runs to score. Bassett Smith and Madden spark seven runs for Boston as Stouthers and pitchers hold late lead. Earned runs total four for Boston and three for Indianapolis in a tense late-inning finale.
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Boston
Bostons
Indianapolis
Madden
Richardson
Dailey
Hardson
Two Changes Suggested for National Game at League Meet
President Young urges eight umpires for next season and proposes counting foul tips as hits. He argues home umpires should be avoided to curb bias and expects these tweaks to improve fairness and credit for catcher plays, slated for discussion at the league’s November annual meeting.
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Washington
Young
League
Manager Hanlon Sickness Triggers Maul's Early Departure
In New York, manager Hanlon fell ill prompting Maul to be sent at once. Maul departed last evening and was far from fit to play, with a weak arm and recent layoffs contributing to risky carelessness.
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Hanlon
New York
Maul
Association Games Ner s Boys Cowboys Win
Over 1 000 fans attended a Brooklyn Washington Park game as the visiting Cincinnati team rallied late but could not overcome Brooklyn’s early lead. Both pitchers were hit hard with Caruthers showing better control than Petty. Final score Brooklyn 6 Cincinnati 5 after a late rally.
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Washington Park
Brooklyn
Caruthers
Petty
Cincinnatis
Brooklins
Brooklyns
Pone Sireckts
Clucinna
Colling
Corkhill
Reilly
Collins
Burns
Pekoul
Bri
Fisner
Holland
Athletics Fall to Kansas City in Sloppy Style
The Athletics were beaten by Kansas City this afternoon as eight hits and three errors through the first two innings gave the visitors a lead the Cowboys could not overcome. Mattimore starred with both batting and fielding as Kansas City won 3 to 2. Welch and Hobneon had two-base hits, while Mattimore hit a three-base hit guiding the visitors.
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Pritadedphmia
Athletics
Kansas City
Woshing
Cowboys
Mattimore
W Athletica
Kanens Curs
Welch
Hobbneon
Long
Burns
Alford
Cereers
Paseed
Ganzon
Giaffney
Baltimores Beat St Louis In High-Tension Win
Baltimore fans witnessed a decisive victory over St Louis as 2,410 spectators watched. The home team’s pitching silenced the visitors, who managed only four hits. King delivered a strong performance to close the game.
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Baltimore
Baltimores
St. Louis
King
Batting and fielding spark Halftime game highlight
Freely batted and strong fielding from Mack plus key hits by Sommer and Griffin define the play. Halimore and St Louis led in base hits with Griffin Duffee and others contributing as pitching by Feremai and King shaped the outcome.
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Mack
Sommer
Griffin
Haltimores
Janals
Pear
Berore
Deltimores
Louis
Duffee
I Feremai
King
Pite
Louisville Smashes Columbus In Slugfest
Louisville fielded well but Columbus floundered in hitting as Louisville triumphed 8 to 1. Greenwood doubled for Louisville while Marr hit a three-base hit for Columbus. Umpire Ferguson called the game. Brooked and Widner pitched for respective teams.
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Louisville
Columbo Ee Louisvilies
Columbus
Louisvilies
Peczeuares
Louisvilles
Farved
Greenwood
Orr
Hae
Marr
Pear
Widner
Uook
Wile
Khret
Ferguson
Florida to become winter home of professional baseball
St Augustine Fla September 1 Work has begun on new baseball grounds to be fitted up by H M Flagler in connection with this system of palace hotels here It is intended to arrange with league teams at the close of the season in October for a continued series of games throughout the winter The aim is to make Florida the center of winter ball playing
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St. Augustine
Fla
H. M. Flagler
Palace
Florida
Canton Cantons Baseball Card Summary
Canton Cantons vs Wheelings game notes show base hits for Daytons and Hamiltons with errors. Key figures include Hamiltons and Daytons, highlighting scoring and miscues in a fragmented box score style.
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Navton
International League Games Special Telegram to the Dispatch
The Charles Rhennettes claim the baseball championship of all clubs with members not over 17. Clubs may contest by contacting H Sutch at 49 Hatfield Street. The Hill Tops failed to appear for Saturday's game. Duquesnes accept Our Boys challenge. Pittsburg Grays seek games with Greensburg and Latrobe. contact F E Calling at 2114 Carson Street.
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Charles Rhennettes
H. Sutch
Hatfield Street
Duquesnes
New York
Boston
Pittsburg Grays
Greensburg Club
Latrobe
F. E. Calling
Carson Street
Navy cruiser trials and fever on board training ship
A dispatch reports the cruiser Atlanta’s dock trial at three-fourths power with 58 revolutions per minute and awaiting full trials at Newport. The Chicago sails from Brooklyn to Sandy Hook for compass corrections before Newport speed tests. Concerns over a typhoid fever outbreak on the training ship New Hampshire are described as exaggerated, with a few cases and three deaths, and disinfection plans for Coaster's Harbor Island.
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New York
Atlanta
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Newport
Baltimore
Chicago
Sandy Hook
Navy Yard
New Hampshire
Coaster
READY FOR THE FRAY Democratic Campaign Opens in Ohio
In Columbus on September 3 the Democratic State Executive Committee saw Pension Agent Cogan resign as a member. J C L Pugh of Columbus was elected to the vacancy as the committee grew to nine with W D McKenny of Dayton and W T Alberson of Ashland added as members. John A Lurber of Columbus named Treasurer. James E Neal of Hamilton was elected SOS and will select his own secretaries. A mass meeting at City Hall was addressed by James E Campbell candidate for Governor L T Neal W T Marquis and others.
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Columbus
Democratic State Executive Committee
Cogan
J.C. L. Pugh
W. D. McKenny
Dayton
W. T. Alberson
Ashland
John A. Lurber
James E. Neal
Hamilton
New York September Amador Caledonia B H Crown Point
A list of mining firms and associated figures appears, with each name followed by a numeric value. The entries include Caledonia B. H., Crown Point, Ophir, Mexican, Ontario, Sierra Nevada, and other mines or consolidations, with numbers ranging from 0 to 3400. This reads like a vintage mining stock or mine listing with quantities or prices attached.
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New York
Amador
Caledonia B. H
Crown Point
Colorado Central
Consolidated California
Virginia
Commonwealth
Deadwood Ter
Eureka Consolidated
Gould & Curry
Hale & Norcross
Homestake
Horn
Iron
Mexican
Mutual
Ontario
Ophir
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Standard
Onion Consolidated
Ward Consolidated
Yellow Jacket
Beef Prices and Resins Report From Liverpool Cable
New York market quiet with dressed beef steady at six pence per pound for native sides and Texas and Colorado offerings, 600 beeves and 4,000 quarters noted. Liverpool cable quotes beef steady with grassers and buttermilks. base resins firm for good stock and steady for sheep, samba sold at high price. receipts 2000 unchanged. fancy pigs sold at five fifty. Beechan's Pills claim cures bilious and nervous ills. Pass Soap promotes beauty.
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New York
Exile Captures Twin City Handicap at Sheepshead Bay
Grand Circuit racing at Hampden Park opened with two notable events. Exile claimed the Twin City Handicap at Sheepshead Bay while outsiders Whalebone and Greenlander prevailed in other stakes. Gaudaur arrived in Springfield to row Teemer and overtake the field, as a four day meet was planned locally.
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Exile
Sheepshead Bay
Springfield
Whalebone
J. G. Gaudaur
Exile wins Twin City handicap at Sheepshead race card
At Sheepshead Bar Track, Exile, favored in the Twin City handicap, surged in the final 100 yards to defeat Defaulter by a length with Huntress third. Previous races featured strong showings from Flash Stakes winner Niazara and multiple contenders in races from three-quarters to one and one-eighth miles. Tomorrow’s Coney Island Jockey Club program lists a stacked field across six races with noted entries such as Oregon Cartoon Seymou r and Gram Cameo among others.
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Declare
Exile
Stdl
Los Angeles
Defaulter
Blyton
Niazara
Hamilton
Little Minch
Gane Maid
Bertha
Geraldine
Catalpa
Bess
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Pee Only
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Ralph Bayard
Keelare
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Mary Malloy
Tournament
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Dilemma
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Cameo
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Eberlee
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Amazon
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King
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Sam Doxle
Protection
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Marie Cll
Syntax
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Newhbur
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En Teay
Larchpine
Woodburn
Connemara
Osrsman
Troy
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Ecnoat
Pittsburg to Hold Four Day Exposition Race Meeting
Pittsburg Exposition track plans a four day race meeting with 2400 in prizes. Events include trot and pace races daily plus running races, with purses of 200 for each race. The meet runs from September 5 to 2, attracting local horses not seen on the track yet.
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Pittsburg
Exposition Track
Hartford Wheel Club Meet Sets New Records in 1890s Race**
The Hartford Wheel Club reported its meet was the most financially successful yet. New records include the Banker brothers of Berkeley Athletic Club clocking 2:37 for a mile in tandem safety. George M. Hendee won the one mile single safety in 2:41 4, surpassing Harvard’s Bri. H. Davis. The event featured handicaps and strong finishes with several top times from Berkeley and local clubs.
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Dispatch
Hartford
Hartford Wheel Club
Banker Brothers
Berkeley Athletic Club
George M. Hendee
Banker
Bri. H. Davis
Harvard College
Clarke
Shhumacher
Sowens
Awrert
American Crican Ve Banker
Seom Eat Acre
W. Shuoy
W. D. Banker
Henidee
Gaudaur Arrives to Train for Teemer Race in McKeesport
Jacob G. Gaudaur the sculler and trainer Al Hamm arrived from St. Louis to prep for the Teemer showdown on the 13th. They will train at McKeesport and on the river twice daily. Gaudaur, near rowing weight, says he could beat Teemer and intends to race in St. Louis if defeated locally, while praising OConnor as the best sculler he has seen.
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Scaller
al. Hamm
St. Louis
Teemer
McKeesport
Gaudaur
Bell
O'Connor
Hamm
Dempsey Fights and Referee Criticized by City Sporting Fraternity
In San Francisco the sporting fraternity criticizes California Athletic Club's referee Mr. Cook for allowing deliberate fouls in the Dempsey La Blanche bout. They claim La Blanche clinched and threw Dempsey three times, violating Queensberry rules. The club opposes draws and foul-based decisions, affecting fair play and sparking calls for another match with Dempsey awaiting a reply from La Blanche.
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San Francisco
California Athletic Club
Cook
Dempsey
la Blanche
Trotting at Detroit opens big trotting meeting
The twelfth annual meeting of the National Association of Trotting Horse Breeders and the Michigan Trotting Horse Breeders Association began at the Detroit Driving Club grounds. Attendance reported at 1,000 as horses in several stakes raced with times like 2:36 or faster amid a pleasant day.
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National Association of Trotting Horse Breeders
Michigan Trotting Horse Breeders Association
National Association
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Fortuna
San Malo
Dveyne
Wen Wilkes
Riboldi Patchen
Races Open At Mahoning Valley Fair Grounds
Large crowd attends first day contests at the Mahoning and Shenango Valley Fair Association meeting. Details include pacing results with times 2 34, 2 28 to 3 01 and a 0 44 pace, featuring horses such as Benedictine Orphan Cyclome and Running Face among others, with purses and stake notes for the event.
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Mahoning and Shemango Valley Fair Association
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Allegheny
Cad Wade
Eagievil Ce
Viola Clay
Youngstown
Wrandot
Cleveland
Adjuster
Columbus
Benedictine
Warren
Orphan
Asa
Fromwco
Dakota
Fall meeting weights set at Louisville cash handicap opening Sept 18
Louisville reports weights for the fall meeting cash handicap led by Clara at 12 pounds and Jewel Ban, King Regent, Beth Broeck among others, with weights shown for multiple entries. Greenville records day one of the Pennsylvania Association trotting meet with Verey’s foal race a walk over and Lulu Horton taking the last two heats. Crawford wins the final in 2:33 as a large crowd watches.
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Hartford
Hampden Park
Maud Muller
Charter Oak Park
Frederica
New York
Louisville
Clara
Jewel Ban
King Regent
Beth Broeck
Famine
Lene Boy
Padlock
Brandolette
Tenacity
Bish
Ida_ Walton
Bonita
Lady Hemphill
Ten Bug
Comedy
Cherry Blossom
Maori
Stony Montgomery
Greenville
Pennsylvania Association of Trotting Horse Breeders
Verey
Lulu Horton
Taki E
Io Rowdy Gree Daisy
Crawford
Weather notes from Brownsville and Wareren reports
The dispatch records Brownsville River at nine feet nine inches and stationary with cloudy skies and a thermometer at 80 at 7 PM. Wareren River is stationary at its low water mark with clear skies and very warm temperatures.
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Wareren
Resignation Letter From Pastor E D Hammond Over Smoking
Rev E D Hammond explains his resignation from Shady Avenue Baptist Church stating he acted from Christian duty not personal blame. He notes some parishioners urged him to stop smoking while others criticized him, and he emphasizes his decision was to protect both his own and the church's good. He says he has received no call from another church yet and that outcome will not alter his stance.
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E. D. Hammond
Dispatch
Thas
Shady Avenue Baptist Church
Two Young Men of Idaho Die in Brookside Duel
A fatal duel at Malad City near the Idaho border pits Abraham Likes against Judge Spring from Clark’s Flat. Both men died after exchanging shots over Jemima Teruta, and were buried side by side. A separate accident claims the life of four year old Joseph Ornback who was struck by a train on the P McK & Y tracks.
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Salt Lake
Abraham Likes
Judge Spring
Clarks Flat
Jemima Teruta
Joseph Ornback
Mck. & Y
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