Opinions On Searle O Connor Championship Contest
The author critiques a controversial Teemer Gaudaur race noting rule violations by Gaudaur's trainer Hamm and interference by supporting craft. He cites referee rulings, laments the decline of American sculling, and praises St John for pursuing a Professional Rowers Association to restore national dominance.
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Teemer
Gauidaur
Gandaur
Hamm
Gaudaur
Hansto
McKersport
Gardaur
St. John
Thouchim
Teamer Tong
McDowell
Dauntless
Nobod
Gaucour
America
Australia
Searle
Gaudsur
Hosmer
S T. John
Mie Orma
Raton
Killen and McAuliffe Fight Sparks Unlikely Champion Pugilist
In a blunt appraisal a writer recalls Patrick Killen once hailed as Northwest champion, then details his fight with Joe McAuliffe. The bout is described as one of the most amusing ever seen, with McAuliffe landing blows as Killen lacks heart and technique. The piece contrasts Killen’s bravado in the ring with his real ability, and notes later reflection on Killen and Ellingsworth. A local foot race between Edward Nikirk and E McClelland at Exposition Park is previewed, highlighting expectations, training, and the rivalry.
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Patrick Killen
Northwest
Mr. Killen
John L
Killen
Joe McAuliffe
McAuliffe
Kallen
Ike
Waang
Killens
Ellingsworths
Edward Nikirk
E. McClelland
Exposition Park
DeLeon
Ginger
MccClelland
Aatch
Sriddy
Nikirk
Methliand
Mansfeld
McClelland
McClelland Party
Watters
American Association
von der Abe
Byrne
Broskips
Mietenn
Promis
League
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Giants Win Two Games From the Chicago Team
In Washington on September 14, the Pittsburgh and Washington teams played a rain delayed double header. The Senators outslugged the Pirates on a muddy diamond as Hoy, Wilmot, Beecher, Wise, Mack and Daly produced key hits. The clash featured hectic plays, base running errors, and a crowd watching for tie game outcomes and future lineups.
Boston Beavers Triumph in Doubleheader Ironclad Showdown
Boston and Cleveland split a day of baseball with Boston taking the first game behind strong hitting from Richardson and Brouthers. Key plays included three double plays by Smith and Brouthers and timely hits by Nash and McKean. In the nightcap Cleveland earned a 4-0 win as Sutcliffe and Madden held Boston to four runs in the six innings shown.
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Clevelands
Cleveland
Nash
Quinn
Smith
McKean
Stricker
Tebeau
Faatz
Tebean
Ostons
Kelly
Saabeer
Brouthers
Ben Tebeau
Gilks
Richardson
Bennett
Don Bie
Baile
Sennett
Teer
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Rade Ruck Om
Ohnetoen
Si Paats
Zimmer
Bakely
Curry
Clarkson
Sutcliffe
Bean
Mer
Johnston
Radford
Twitchell
Tebdehu
Gees
Madden
Bale
Trwe
Uurry
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Howe
Es Mentie
Phillies win opener as Indiana thrives in late rally
Philadelphia takes the first game 7 to 2 over Indianapolis, with Buffinton hurling a steady win and Thompson and Andrews making standout catches in the second game. Indianapolis scores three runs in the ninth to tie and split the doubleheader as a late surge and miscues shape the outcomes.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Indianapali
Buffinton
Hoosiers
Thompson
Andrews
Association Games Note Brooklyn Wins Two From Louisville Colonels
In New York at Washington Park a small crowd grew to 6576 as Brooklyn defeated Louisville in both games. Brooklyn capitalized on timely hits while Louisville failed to find Hughes early and late. Scoring summaries note base hits for Brooklyn and Louisville with errors and strikeouts by pitchers Ehret and Hughes. Attendance was 6576.
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Louisvilles
Washington Park
Hughes
Aes
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Brookl
Collins
Yah Hn
Cook
Eh Hret
Ruthers
Ehret
Wild Piteh
Goldsm
Pia Brooklyns
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Louis
Brooklynes
Huene — Wing
Bails Clark
Wildpitch—Ewing
Goldsmith
Brotherhood of Ball
Spalding
Chi Ball Club
Jesse
Congress
Loomia Streets
Mr. King
Brotherhood
Chicago Ball Club
Pesspas
Ee Ores
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
Fred Pfeffer
Financial Footin
Baltimore and Kansas City Split Batod Doubleheader
Baltimore and Kansas City split a two game set as Baltimore won the first contest on home field and Kansas City took the second. Darkew sparked the delay in the ninth inning while mist and attendance of 2,256 marked the doubleheader. Key hits included two base hits by Stearns and Long and a three-base blow by Hornong. Pitchers noted were Foresman and Conway with Ferguson umpiring.
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Staley
Pitts Bores Stock
Eer
Aneee Ae
Sam W. Lee Bae
Rowe
Beckley
Carroll
Deacon White
John Irwin
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Kansas Citys
Darkpew
Baltima
Ston Snaseed
Kansas
Maltimores
Kauip
Searned
Mac Cannen
Strack
Cum Ninahan
Swartzell
Anning
Assed Bulle
Kert Sopis Aigeeen
Columbus Beats Cincinnatis In Slim Pitching Duel
Gastright pitched a sharp game for Columbus holding the Cincinnatis to limited scoring. Columbus took the lead in the first with four earned runs after Viau was hit by a pitch. Final score Columbus 10, Cincinnatis 2. Errors: Columbus 4, Cincinnatis 4. Farned runs counted for Columbus, with two-base hits by Nicol and Carpenter and a three-base hit by Greenwood. Umpire Galtney.
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Pilar
Apple Woo
Esher
Clements
Seery
Myers
Mers
Clementa
Knight
Philad'a
Euindianap
Philadelphias
Sanders
Cadere
Ty Bandera
Amie
Sariveni
Columbus
Gastright
Cincinnatis
Viau
Columbbus
Columb “i
Rons
Concinnnatis
Nicol
Carpenter
Greenwood
Galtney
Defeat for the Blues in Homestead Victory
Braddock Blues and Homestead club clashed as Homestead won the game 6 to 1 in eight innings due to darkness. Jones and Hess formed Homestead’s battery while Hiller and Bennett fielded for the Blues. Bennett handled ten chances without an error and Budd Bennett scored the Blues’ lone run in the second inning. Brien relieved in the fourth.
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Braddock
Braddock Blues
Homestead
Jones
Hess
Hiller
Bennett
Brien
Boa" Bennett
Budd Bennett
Climax Club Triumphs Over Pennington's Team In Bridgeville
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH Bridgeville Pa September 11 The Climax club of Allegheny defeated Pennington’s McKeesport pitching in a hard fought game with Patterson and Mallory delivering standout fielding for the Climax Mayers contributed in runs and defense while Pennington held the mound for the visitors Umpire Schulte called the game after nine innings due to a late night sky The crowd witnessed a tough uphill victory for the home club over Pennington’s squad.
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Climax Club
Allegheny
Pennington
McKeesport
C. P. Se
Patterson
Mallory
Mayers
C. OP
Pateraleyery
Cimaia
All
Ente
Scottandes
Melbes
Eee
Wey
Lyra Stars
Wellsvilles and Crockeries Play Darkened Contest
East Liveroon reports a nine nine game between Wellsvilles and Crockeries ending at darkness with Crockeries winning 2007 to 0. Players OBrien Johnson Yearsley and Daniels noted for strong play as wallets and cards referenced in the telegram.
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East Liveroon
Wellsvilles
Crockeries
Cpesherien
Ek Neko Terhee Beaty
Elisvilles
K . Daniels
Obrien and
Johnson
Law and Doctor Teams Play Notable Ball Game in ErrransinG
In ErrransinG Pennsylvania on September 4 the lawyers and doctors staged a standout baseball game with all business halted. Highlights included batting by Patton for the lawyers and strong pitching from Dra Joasup and Murray. Dr. Steim's catching drew praise as Squire Joseph Smith umpired the affair.
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Dra. Joasup
Murray
Steim
Squire
Jossph Smith
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