Cleveland Victorious Over Pittsburg In Pl League Action
In a Pl club game at Cleveland on September 17 Cleveland wins three from Pittsburg. Pete Browning returns in left field and Delehanty moves to right. Gruber lacks control but infield defense saves the day as Radford Stricker turn key plays. Final score 6 to 4.
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Dispatch
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Cleveland Cranks
P. L
Pete Browning
Delehanty
Staler
Gruber
Radford
Stricker
McAjleer
Sutcliffe
Quinn
Stalex
Browning
Larkin
Ecorme Delehanty
Tebean
Corcoran
Thehanty
Kin
Tebeau
Fly Toles
Kuehne
McAleer
Pittercrg
Ratford
McAlcer
Okaehne
Svicliffe
al Quina
Osmler
Toms
TSU
Pitteburg
Suumant
Hadford
Celebanty
Strockett
Kuchne
Danere
Strcker Stricker
Ford
Wilplich
Staleg
Dime
Gaxaffoecy
Bheridan
Two More for Comiske in Chicago Buffalo Baseball
Chicago and Buffalo played two games for a single admission. Both games were easy wins for the home club with Chicago and Buffalo each producing multiple hits and errors noted. Pitchers and line scores listed with Heecher Mack and Farrell among top hitters and pitchers.
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Comiske
Chicago
Buffalo
Phillies Defeat Boston in Close Local Championship Finish
Philadelphia and Boston clubs closed the local championship season with Boston winning in a clean contest. Radbourn was uneven but Philadelphia batters struggled to score. Final line shows Boston holding lead with key two-base hits from Brouthers and a double play turning on Irwin and Brouthers. Umpires Knight and Jones.
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Philadelphoa
Philsdelphia
Boston Players
Radbourn
Phillies
Micki
Nash
Yarrar
Quinn
Milligan
Ofrwin
Sacders
Radp'se
Philadelphia
Boasvon
Mis . Brouthers
Diree-desert—Hrown
Piyé
Irwin Sod Hrouthers
Knight and Jones
End of Polo Grounds Season Lacked Final Game
New York reports rain halted the last Polo Grounds baseball game of the season and delayed departure as manager Mutrie awaited word from Harrisburg about an exhibition. He praises his current squad and notes they could win the pennant if the season started now, despite late-season setbacks.
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Distparch
New York
Polo Grounds
Yeu
Bell
Mutrie
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
Sposa
Sesson
Cleveland and Pittsburg split two NL games in one day
Cleveland and Pittsburg played two National League games in Cleveland. The home team won the first big scoring contest behind Dav is and Davis or Virtue and Beatin, then Pittsburg fought back with Viau on the mound in the second game. Smith and Anderson pitched for the visitors as Cleveland built a large early lead and Pittsburg rallied but fell short.
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Our Nations
Lesagee Waytearers
Cleveland
Chicago
Anderson
O'Neil
Wanderers
Beatin
Clevelands
Davis
Pittsburg
Burke
John Smith
Phillies
Pittsburgs
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HEP
Smalley
Dj Heckeri
Zimmer
Wilson
Lidaney
Jordan
Lakoque
Decker
Berger
Virtue
Miller
Eveland
Anderton
Plaza
Delaney
McKean
Hecker
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Davieg,m
Miller, R
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la Rogue
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Deliney
Idordan
Vian, P
O Smith
StumMany
Pwo
Smaliex
Vian
Gilks
Dittebu
Viau
Bales
ScKean
Smith
Dramatic Tie Ends Chicago Home Game In Twelfth
Chicago and rival Cincinnati battled to a 6 to 6 tie after twelve innings as Wilmot and Halliday sparked the offense for Chicago with strong batting. Keenan Berns Duryea and Anson contributed in a tightly played contest while pitchers and fielding preserved the stalemate.
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Wilmot
Halliday
Ees
Searyctiieetec Ites
Marr
Anson
Telly
Burns
Foster
Ijl
Gienaltin
Kiuriage
Duryea
Lois
Bees
Huteh
Iarned Ruons
Howe Rous
Wiimet
MeePhee
Ailkey
Berns
Durres
Ye Carroll
Keenan
Reillty
Biein
Kittridge
Metuas
Baseball doubleheader notes from Toledo Columbus and Rochester
Summary of two games with batter and error tallies. Teams include Columbus St Louis Rochester and Louisville. Key hurlers Mets Easton O Connor Saree Mongan and McGuire Hills Pitz and others are listed with hits and errors.
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Toledo
Toledo Co
Louieville
I Sunmary
Bat Patty
Steckbecker
AL Columbus
Columbus
Vooweel
St Lone
Hatteries
Knauss Oak Doyle
Yellgnnd Mungan
Rochester
Trotting at Cleveland Sees Palo Alto Try for Record
Cleveland Driving Park hosts fall meet with two 2:30 class heats due to large field. Palo Alto aims to beat his record in a 2:14 trial on a slower track, with future runs planned as Guy and Sunol also seek records. Summaries note 2:55 class trotting and several horses listed with times and drivers.
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Cleveland
Godelia
Palo Alto
Guy
Sunol
Dobie
Cornell
Alile Wilkes
Onnaawee E Asto
Viola Clay
Hire
Homewood Fall Race Meeting Sees Strong Entries
Secretary McCracken reports robust entries for the Homewood Driving Park fall meeting in Cleveland. He mentions plans to bring Jack to trot against his record 2.12% and offers for a Nancy Hanks versus Sunol race. The show features many Cleveland horses and notes Tom Arden, recently bought by Mr. Emery, could have won the mile in 2:19 if pushed.
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McCracken
Homewood
Cleveland
Budd Dobie
Jack
Nancy Hanks
Sunol
Tom Arden
Mr. Emery
Races in Louisville Today Full Results
Results from Louisville sprints and middle distance races include Sear setae ret Trace winning the one mile and 70 yards in 1 48 Leon second Chantress third. Major Tom Gist takes the seven furlong race with David second Bertha third in 1 49. Uncle Hob art wins the quarter mile with Riley second Morris third. Hordella wins the five furlongs with Lottie second and M and B third.
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Louisville
Sear Setaeret Trace
Leon
Chantress
Tom Gist
David
Bertha
Uncle Hobart
Riley
W. (. Morris
Hordella
Lottie
M and B
Military shoot ends with Thirteenth Regiment winning trophy
TEFECTAL TE marks a Pennsylvania state military shoot at Mt Gretna PA September 17 with twenty one regiments competing. Scranton’s Thirteenth Regiment won the $250 silver cup with 45 points while Chester Sixth Regiment placed second at 244. Wilkes Barre Ninth Regiment third 340 and Greenville Fifteenth fourth. Pittsburg based Fourteenth and Eighteenth tied for sixth. Generals Snowden and Deckert attended as Governor Beaver planned Friday arrival.
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MT. Gretna
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Chester
Wilkesbarre
Greenville
Pittsburg Dogs Dominate International Beach Show
Toronto September 17. Pittsburg kennels led a strong U S entry at the International Beach Show in Canada. W L Washington’s Irish setters Ruby Glenmore and Kildare captured top prizes, with Sarsfield Tore and Countess Bendigo also earning honors. Countess Bendigo and Lina L among others won firsts in their classes.
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Canada
America
United States
Pittsburg
W. L. Washi
Ruby Glenmore
Dick Schveiler
Kildare
Sarsfield
Tore
Washington
Why Glenmore
Getting Ready for Football at Exposition Park
The new Athletic Club plans a football season starting November 1 at Exposition Park with practice beginning October 1. Two elevens will be formed from 60 members and matches are planned against Chicago Detroit Cleveland and Philadelphia teams. They aim to play all winter with cricket in season and add a bicycle track and gymnastic apparatus for outdoor exercise. The park is available daily except when the P. L. ball club uses it.
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Athletic Club
Exposition Park
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Phladelphil
Maron
P. L. Ball Club
Toumy Danfouth
Audubon Club
New Orleans
Reddy Brennan
Danforth
Memphis
Bakely
Brotherhood Club
Manchester Athletes Sail for America from Liverpool
A Manchester team of amateur athletes sails from Liverpool on the White Star Majestic led by W. H. Morton the 12 to 20 mile champion and E. W. Parry the cross country champion. They debut in Montreal on the 27th and visit major U S cities afterward.
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HY Dunlal
Liverpool
Manchester
America
W. H. Morton
E. W. Parry
G. Morris
WS. D. Morgan
Montreal
Metropolitan Club Offers $8000 Purse For Dempsey Fitesimmons Fight
In New Orleans on September 17 the Olympic Club ticket sales boosted the Metropolitan Club to post an $8000 purse for a Dempsey versus Fitesimmons bout. The lively boxing wager follows strong public interest and successful ticket drives.
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New Orleans
Olympic Club
Dempsey
Fitesimmons
Court denies injunction against Pelican Club glove fights
September 17 report states the court refused to grant a restraining injunction against the Pelican Club allowing glove fights in their clubhouse.
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Lorpox
Pelican Club
Sporting Notes and Boxing Proposals Across Regions
Amateur and professional boxing notes mix with cricket and baseball chatter. Acmes defeated Bridgevilies yesterday while rain halted the Brooklyn New York FL game and NL games in New York and Boston. Mentioned are purses for Godfrey vs McCarthy and Dixon vs Robinson style challenges, plus local club moves and a noted burglary arrest of John Conroy on Smithfield Street.
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Brooklyn-New York FL
N.L
New York
Boston
Race results from Gravesend meet September 17
Shorthand racing results list races at Gravesend on September 17. First race at one mile: Chesapeake won, Lady Jane colt second, Elden I third, time 1:47 4/5. Second race six furlongs: Woodcutter first, Roux Dune second, Anne Boleyn third. Other results include Servitor, Benjamin, Barthena placements with varied times.
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Chesapeake
Lady Jane Colt
Elden I
Woodcutter
Roux Dune
Anne Boleyn
Equity
Stratagem
St. Omer
Tice
Sao Bravo
Servitor Fist
Benjamin
Barthena
Hambler
A Thard
Races At Southside Driving Park Today
Four events are listed for today at Southside Driving Park. The 2:50 trot includes Forest Boy Billy Tops Gladstone Bill Buck Nolden Dom Pedro and Fannie. Dom Pedro trots two and a half miles while E C McUlelland attempts one and a half miles. A special train leaves at 1 30 P M from the Baltimore and Ohio depot. Palidelphia Races Postponed due to poor track conditions at Philadelphia Driving Park.
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Southside
Forest Boy
Billy Tops
Gladstone
Bill
Buck Nolden
Dom Pedro
Fannie
E. C. McUlelland
Dom Pedro Trota
Baltimore and Ohio
Pattison Campaign Meant to Rally Support in Pittsburg Tour
W A Hensel defends Pattison amid rumors of split support and delivers a sharp reply. Pattison and Black visit the Mt. Pleasant gravity road and fair. Delamater faces mixed reactions as campaigns roll on toward Ashland and Pottsville. Delegates, apple gifts, and partisan chatter color the Pittsburgh stop as leaders plan Oct 4 events and expect further rallies.
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Delamater
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George F. Baer
Kerr
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John D. Worman
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Philadelphia
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Pittsburg
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Coxe
Morris Estate
York
Ashland
Pottsville
Democratic Societies Convention
J. A. H. Ward
Harrisburg
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Farmers’ Alliance
Alliance
Clearfield
Delamater Tours Lancaster County Asserting Party Loyalty
Candidate Delamater visits Lancaster county amid cordial crowds and modest turnout. He emphasizes independence from any single patron while affirming his Republican ties, delivering speeches at Devon Lititz Manheim and Columbia before a final gathering in Lancaster with the Young Republicans.
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Delamater
Lancaster County
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Reinholds Station
Pennsylvania
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Marietta
Lanncaster
Reading Station
Young Republican Club
Court House
Senator Delamater
John Brohm
Young Republicans
Republican Party
Butterworth declines renomination from Ohio seat
The Hon. Benjamin Butterworth, representative of Ohio's First district, writes constituents he will not seek re election citing the need to pursue a path securing his family's safety against casualty or death. In other regional notes Brackett Bowen McLean and others are renominated at state conventions with nominations listed for several congressional seats.
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Delamater
Allegheny County
Philadelphia
Butler
Beaver
Watres
Cincinnati
Benjamin Butterworth
Ohio
London
Lydia E. Pinkham
Conference date fixed for Republican congressional nominating
Warren September 17 The Republican Chairmen Congressional County Committees met and set Kane as the site for the conference to nominate a candidate for the unexpired term of the late Congressman Watson. Venango delegates include Bleakley Franklin Henderson and Shaw with others named. The Mirror endorses Noyes for judge and the Independent Republican Club backs him as the campaign heats up.
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Congress
Watson
Venango
J. Crawford
McKean
A. F. Bannon Wilber
Cameron
Kane
O. D. Bleakley
Franklin
N.C. Henderson
Dempseytown
Robert Shaw
Irwin
J. B. Berry
Daniel Fisher
Oil City
Lee
Warren County
the Mirror
Noyes
Judge
Independent Republican Club
Law and Stewart Deny Boodle Claims in Recorder Nomination
A report from Sharpsville Pennsylvania says Law and Stewart accused of boodle transactions in the Recorder nomination dispute deny any such dealings. They promise affidavits to support their denials to be published shortly.
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Sharpsville
Law
Stewart
Republican Senatorial Conference Nominates Captain Dushane
The Republican Senatorial conference met at the Clinton House in Uniontown and nominated Captain Dushane by acclamation. Greene county conferees named were R. W. Munnell E. M. Sayers and B. A. Sayers.
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Clinton House
Dushane
Greene County
R. W. Munnell
E. M. Sayers
B. A. Sayers
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