Hoosiers rally as Pittsburg battle wild on field
Indianapolis defeats Pittsburg in a hotly contested game amid umpire ejections and heated exchanges. Key moments include Hanlon ordered off and Staley drawing walks, with Seery belting a homer and Bassett driving in runs to keep Indianapolis ahead. Time of game about one hour and fifty minutes.
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Pittsburg
Indianapolis
McQuaid
Hanlon
Staley
Hoosiers
Brrne
Brooklyn
Ginnts
Phillies
Bostons
Miller
Beckley
Rowe
McGeachy
Bassett
Hines
Seery
Andrews
Denny
Glasscock
Dunlap
Dowlap
Hanson
Carroll
Boyle
McCrachy
White
Harlon
Worle
Bal
Borie
Speman
Sule
Indianapatia
Fittebores Sk
jcQuaid
New Yorks
Philadelp
Pte Hod Ball
Giants Triumph Over Phillies In Sloppy Finish
New York defeated Philadelphia 6 to 2 as Casey was repeatedly hit, Day followed in the seventh, and the Giants played sharp while the Phillies lagged. Batting highlights included Ward and Connor for Philadelphia and New York basemen for the winners, with a one hour and minutes game time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillies
Philadelruta
New York
Philadelphia
Casey
Aginning
Senators Poor Play Gives Boston Easy Victory
Washington report notes Boston won despite many errors by the Senators. Hadock and Clarkson pitched effectively with stronger support for Clarkson. cold weather cited as a factor. Box score and player lines included for Richardson Irwin Kelly Boy Nash Wilmot Hrouthers Meecher Haddock Dees and Smith Mack.
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Washington
Boston
Senators
Haddock
Clarkson
Masts Tietantee Aa
Oengom
Mostora
Richardson
Irwin
Kelly
Boy
Nash
Wilmot
Hrouthers
GO Meecher
Thaddock
Dees Sud
Toteia
Fasingtons Wacaeaeef
Ito
Smith
Mack
Baodeck
Clark
Chicago Bears Down Cleveland in Easy Victory
Chicago batted hard and won with ease as Cleveland could do nothing against Tener's delivery. Anson substituted Bishop in the eighth while Chicago's scoreline or detailed totals reflect a dominant performance in front of 1,600 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ChicaGo
Cleveland
Tener
Anson
Bishop
Athletics Edge Brooklyns in Lucky Benching Game
The Philadelphia Athletics beat Brooklyn 6 to 3 in that day’s afternoon matchup aided by a fortunate sixth inning benching and a wild throw by Smith. Welch Fennelly Robinson led with two base hits while Athletica committed six errors toBrooklyn’s two.
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Hite
Athletica
Colombes
Philadelphia
Brooklyns
Smith
Athletics
Doesictyein
Welch
Fennelly
Robinson
Ll. Fermacwlee i Weohngons
The Colonels Do Up the Beds in Gay Style
Louisville defeats Cincinnati as Ehret and Cook lead Louisville. Strong Louisville fielding, with Flanagan error, and four first inning runs set the tone. Cincinnati bats with vigor but Louisville wins 4 to 1 with Smith and Ebret noted in pitching. umpire and other details uncertain.
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Louisville
Cincinnati
Ehret
Cook
Lousville Battery
Flanagan
Viau
Smith
Louisevilles
Cincinnatis
Louisvilles
Peeees Ates
Haymond
Bee
Ebret
Easy St. Louis Victory Over Kansas City
The St. Louis team won easily in Kansas City as Kansas City's errors and muffed plays led to a lopsided score. Swartzel and Chamberlain each contributed two earned runs with Swartzel also recording a wild pitch.
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Kansas City
St. Louis
Kansas Citys
Comiskey, Mulligan
Ita
rinuns—Stearns
Duffee
Eens Swartzel
Chamberlain
Swartzel
Geduer
Brooklyn Denies Move to Join League
Brooklyn President Byrne says the club remains with the American Association and will not seek League membership. He cites protection of rights and the club’s strong base in New York as reasons to stay put, and denies talks with Washington or Cincinnati.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Continental
New York
Byrne
Tay
Stern
American Association
Bronklin
Association
Renee
Penne
Caer Aon
Mage
Washington
Brrne
Washin
Washington Club
Baseball Matchups Slide Into Evening Lineups
National League games include Pittsburgs at Indianapoke and Clevelands at Chicago. New Yorks visit Philadelphia, Boston heads to Washington. American Association has St Louis at Kansas City. International League lists Buffalos at Syracuse Toronto at Detroit Londons at Toledo.
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National League
Pittsburgs
Indianapoke
Clevelands
Chicago
New Yorks
Philadelphia
Bostons
Washington
American Association
St. Louis
Kansas City
International League
Buffalos
Syracuse
Torontos
Detroit
Londons
Toledo
Cincinnati Baseball Club President Denies Baltimore League Move
President Stern of the Cincinnati Baseball Club denies a Baltimore report that the club joined the League. He says there is not a word of truth, though he notes an offer was made and would be confessed if it existed.
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Sr. Lovurs
Stern
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Baltimore
Unclear OCR Sports Scores Sweep Detroit Toledo Syracuse
Fragmentary text shows scattered team mentions Detroit Toledo Syracuse Rochester with weather note rain. Unable to determine final scores or complete event details from the provided OCR segment.
Chicago Young Ladies to Play Local Amateur Team
The Young Ladies' team from Chicago will play a local amateur club mañana at 8 P M. The game marks another entry in a season where female players from the city have gained notice and experience in regional baseball circles.
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Chicago
Racing at Gravesend and Louisville mob scene
Grains of racing detail from Louisville fall meeting opening with 2000 spectators and Ferguson starting poorly in several races. St. Louis murder conviction linked to a fatal prize fight. Billy Meyer ready to fight Carroll as Ahearn dubbed St. Louis prize fighter.
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Ahearn
St. Louis
Ferguson
Louisville
Billy Meyer
Carroll
Titania Wins Morgan Cup in Heavy Weather Yacht Race
The Titania captained by Mr. Iselin won the Captain Morgan Cup in rough gale conditions near Newport. Bedouin finished second. Liris broke up in a squall after the outer mark, losing the race to Gorilla by nine minutes and forty five seconds.
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Beduoin
Arch Rogers
Titania
Gorilla
Papoosa
Away
Liris
RACING AT KEW CASTLE FAIR HIGHLIGHTS
Good attendance despite heavy track as several horses race at New Castle Pa. on September 19. Entries include Mindin B I C Wright Hanna Sharon 1 1 0. Tramble and Canton. Venetic and Adan. Viola Clay driven by J H Jones of New Castle. Mohawk Girl driven by Bea Reis of New Castle. Race results show times around 2:45 with multiple placements and owners listed.
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New Cast
Mindin
Wright& Hanna
Sharon
Bamberly
Shiron
Nat H Ng
Walter
Adan
Eeteca
Hiswk
Dik
J. Baeese
Viola Clay
B. m
J. H. Jones
Youngstown
Silly
Johnston
New Castle
E. Reis
Mixed weather at Gravesend as eight races run
First race at Gravesend goes to Madstone in 1 18 and a half. Grimald second King Crab third. Second race features J A B and Maurader with Gra ner winning in 1 9. Fourth race includes Senorita Tenny at 2 16. Senorita second. Fifth race tops with Ballet Colt at 1 08 and Major Daly second. Sixth race One mile sprint sees Now or Never win in 3 47 with Bella B second.
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Louisville
Louisville Jockey Club
Mr. Ferguson
John McCullough
Lonoka
Kenilworth
Elsie Gaylord
McCullough
Lonokathira
Gray
Mary Mac
Herdii
Gilda
Flyers
Happiness
Major
Fan Samaritan
Lottie
Bonair
Buckler
Sience Ee Martha
Joe Minckborn
Avon
Post Saan Eerie
Hosemont
Blarney Stone
Silence
Milton
Corticello
Stoval
Avondale
Reas
Gracie M
Swamp Fox
Brandoletta
Famine
Glockner
Toa Suarine
Glockners
Churenal Clark
Antonio 7
Sa Daphelpa Stacey
Blonda
Churchill Clark
Cora Fisher
Kate Malone
An Beneion Orbie
Lizzie Oe
Sis Bimyar Ti
Padock
Haramboure Lally Jones & Boy Blue
Fanning Coe Rel Ss
Legeroma Dance US
Heron
Outnu
Halfa Ee
Thian’s
Gravesend
Grimald
Oarsman
King Crab
Madstone
My Fellow
Tipstar
Tipstaff
J A B
Maurader
Huntress
Zephicus
Cortland
Major Masterlode
Gomorra
Major Daly
Munsterlod
Benedict Now
King Idle
Marchma
Swift
Lela May
Bella B
J ¢ Courtney
Joe Courtney
Gravesend Races Entries Listed for September Meet
The Gravesend program lists races on September 19 with weights and entrants. First race half mile features Tipstaff and Gunwad. second race runs 1 1 4 miles with Tara gon and Bronzomarte among others. Trace distance entries include Bravo Joe Lee Massillon and Bridge Hight. remaining events show Civil Service Gregory Caldwell Lotion and other listed horses with varied weights.
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New York
Gravesend
Oregon
Tipstaff
Gunwad
Taragon
Bronzomarte
Barrister
Kaloolah
Bell Wood
Tara
Bravo
Joe Lee
Massillon
Bridge Hight
la Hive
Oniee
Civil Service
Gregory
Caldwell
Tui Ie i Young Duke
Pericles
Lion
Alaric
Freedom
Kedar
Incentive offer sparks Boston pennant chase debate
A Washington telegraph reports Colonel Taylor of the Globe pledged 21,000 to Boston players if they win the pennant, conditional on better play than shown against the Senators. The piece also cites alleged deals between the Giants and the Bensters and umpire controversy surrounding Curry and Strief.
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Glante
Giants
Bensters
New Yorkers
Tim Murnane
Boston
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Young
Strief
Curry
Fastz
Philadelphia
Warrants Issued in St Louis Murder Case
Prosectuting attorney orders murder in the second degree warrants for principal suspects in the Jackson death. Arrests include George Ehrlich. Johnston alias id unknown. Several named associates face charges as public sentiment drives Law and Order League action.
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St. Louis
Jackson
Archambault
Tracy
George Ebriich
Central District
Young Jackson
Johinston
Johnston
Bhrlich
Wiseman
Charlie Daly
Rlich
Cone
Fance
Collins
Daniel
Charles Daly
Wm. Quincy
S. A. Malloy
M. J. Mooney
J. Murphy
BH. Farrell
J. Collins
Ne Ehrlich
Ahearn
Law and Order League
Guide Details When Birds and Fish May Be Legally Killed
The Western Pennsylvania Sportsmen's Association releases a guide listing hunting and fishing seasons. Birds and animals include turkeys from October to January and ducks from September 1 to May 15. quail from November to December. pheasants from October to January. elk and deer from a declared season to close. trout seasons from spring to summer. and various fish like bass, pike, pickerel, salmon with differing spans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Pennsylvania Sportsmen's Association
Myer and Carroll Pugilist Forfeit Inquiry
Billy Myer seeks a fight with Jimmy Carroll for a stake between $2.50 and $10,000 under California Athletic Club or mutual venue. Hoe would cover Carroll’s forfeit if he reveals where the money is deposited. Myer and backer Alf Romande complain of no contact from Carroll or associates and only hear of the challenge from a newspaper. Myer aims to know the forfeit holder and potential meeting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streaton
Billy Myer
Jimmy Carroll
California Athletic Club
Hoe
Carroll
Myer
Alf. Romande
Fe Rita
Chicago’s Bert McCormick vs Billy Woods in 29round prize bout
A London rules prize fight occurred 135 miles from Denver between Bert McCormick of Chicago and Billy Woods of this city. The two ounce glove bout for 50 purse and gate receipts lasted 1 hour 2 minutes with Woods showing more science and McCormick KO’d by a jugular blow after 29 rounds. Both men suffered severe punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denvex
Cot
Bert McCormick
Chicago
Billy Woods
Denver
Fort Worth
London
Woods
McCormick
Trap and Trifle Shoot At Manor Club On September 26
The Manor Hunting and Fishing Club in Greensburg plans a trap and trifle shoot on Thursday September 26. The Washington Infantry Company of Pittsburg will hold their annual medal contest that day and Western Pennsylvania sportsmen are invited to compete for prizes offered by the club. Organizers expect a large crowd and good day of sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manor Hunting and Fishing Club
Greensburg
Washington Infantry Company
Pittsburg
Western Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania Championship Series Opens in Scattered Clash
The Scottdale and McKeesport clubs opened a three game series for Western Pennsylvania supremacy. Play was loose and halted by darkness with Scottdales leading 408 to 2 over McKeesport. Also notes from Columbus and Baltimore exhibition, local races, and matches at Exposition Park with several athletes set to race the next day.
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SportpaLe
Scottdale
McKeesport
Western Pennsylvania
Accoun
Scottdales
McKees
Ersten
Chickamauga Memorial Association Formed by Union and Confederate Veterans
At Chattanooga a gathering of 2500 Army of the Cumberland veterans and 1000 ex Confederates launched the Chickamauga Memorial Association to purchase and turn the battlefield ground into a national memorial. General Rosecrans was elected chairman with speeches urging unity and a national park.
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Chickamauga
CuaTtancoca
Texys
United States Seventh Regiment
Atlanta
J. W. Bachman
J. F. Shipp
N. B. Forrest Camp
W. 8. Rosecrans
Ieauga
H. V. Boynton
Washington
Boynton
Congress
Chickamauga National Park
Albert S. Marks
Tennessee
South
Marks
General Rosecrans
Chattanooga
W.A. Henderson
Knoxville
Henderson
Agra
Henry M. Cist
Army of the Cumberland
A Statue for Sheridan Memorial Discussed by Army Group
At a Chattanooga meeting of the Society of the Army of the Cumberland General Massey presented a memorial noting the death of Judge Stanley and praising Sheridan. The remarks were warmly thanked by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
the Society of the Army of the Cumberland
Massey
Stanley
Ward to sculpt statue as monument fund grows
A statue project advances with J A Q Ward chosen as sculptor after unanimous committee support. Initiation fees of new members will be added to the monument fund, and decorations and funding push proceed as leaders discuss with Tennessean General Gates P Thurston and Judge Albion W Tourgee named as orator and alternate. Officers elected include H M Cist, J S Fullerton, and W J Colburn. The group praises Chattan hospitality. final adjournment to be at Chickamauga battlefield.
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Gates P. Thurston
Tennessee
Albion W. Tourgee
New York
H. M. Cist
Joan M. Steele
Joseph 8. Fullerton
W. J. Colburn
Chattan
Grosvenor
Oreator
Chickamauga
McCARTHY WANTS OPONENT NAMED BY MAN
Featherweight champion Cal McCarthy returns from Idlewild on his way to Jersey City. He seeks the Western Pugilist Johnny Reagan mentions and questions who may face him. He discusses match schemes and potential rounds with Barnett and Sullivan in talkative fashion.
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New York
Cal McCarthy
Idlewild
Jersey City
Taz DistPatch
Johnny Reagan
Murphy
Johnny
the & Sullivans
Barnett
Slippery Track Yields Tight Trots At Driving Park
New York trotting races drew tight competition as a slippery track challenged runners. Fullerton led a one mile event with Woodland second and Jack Frost third among eight starters. Another nursery event saw Formidable win with Galivanter and Ups and Downs in second and third among fourteen starters.
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Pointer
New York
Driving Park
Lownor
Lord Dudley
Fullerton
Noel Fenwick
Woodland
F. W. Gooch
Jack Frost
Manchester
Rd Dudley
A. B. Badler
W. L. Anson
Upman Defeats Bosworth in Connecticut Title Bout
Arthur C. Upman heavyweight champion of Connecticut fought Frank Bosworth of New Jersey for a $00 prize near the Hamilton county line. The bout drew about 200 spectators and ended in the tenth round with Bosworth knocked out by Upman.
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Johmsrons
N. Y
Arthur C. Upman
Connecticut
Frank Bosworth
New Jersey
Marquis of Rules
Hamilton County
Bosworth
Upman
Undertaker's Joke Triggers Mourning Door Prank
In Olneyville a funeral director famed for jokes places a large crape loop on a door to imply a death. The closed door deters customers for over half an hour as onlookers discuss the alleged demise, then cigars and soda are shared with those in on the secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olneyville
Stage Wave Applicant Auditions as Hamlet Puck
A manager questions a hopeful actor about Hamlet since he claims stage experience. The applicant recalls a sea scene aboard a ship in a past production while denying a formal role. Advertisement lines promote Klein's Silver Age Rye and Pittsburgh events alongside clothing and fabric shops at 35 Fifth Ave.
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Puck
Ee Sea
Lake
Mapac
Exposltion Flowers and Manic Display At City Event
Flowers and music fill the Exposition scenes as Gro Bexnzrr & Bro announce pure rye whiskies at 135 First avenue, second door below Wood street. Local vendors promote a lively show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gro, H. Bexnzrr & Bro
First Avenue
Wood Street
Chambers McKee denies glass price cutting and wage scale claims
James A. Chambers, president of the Chambers & McKee Glass Company, refutes statements by William Loeffler that the firm cut prices and joined a political wage scale. He contends Jeannette area firms are not undercutting, defends continuous tank furnaces, and accuses others of misconceptions spread by trade circulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers & McKee
James A. Chambers
Chambers & McKee Glass Company
William Loeffler
Western Window Glass Manufacturers’ Beneficial Association
Belleseste Sig
Jeannette
Asscp
Sohme BP. Limited
C. Bebmerts
Mention & Co
Pota
Loeffler
Chambers & Mo Glass Co
J. A. Chambers
Chambers @ McKee Glass Company
Two More Appointments A West Virginian and an Old Printer the Lucky Men
Major Theophilus Gaines of West Virginia named Chief of the Pension Division in the Third Auditor's office succeeding Captain John Hussey. E Jordan appointed Assistant Superintendent of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Jordan, a past press printer for 13 years, aided the move to end steam presses.
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West
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M'Quaid
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Harry Wright
Indianapolis Ball Club
Sway
McGenchy
Mr. Hines
Hoyle
Indipolis
Fitirrorger
A Hines
Loew
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KEW Torks
BP AE Philar
BBPAE
Sae Tae
Powers
Cago
Ite Saar
Lynch
Association Games
Browne Havre
Association Record
Incinnatis
Bt. Louis
Columbus
Aa Athletics
Salnmores
Loulevilies
Sereeee Soo
Rochester
Mever
General Sporting News
Kew Castle
Columbaus
Baltimores
Eo Doyle
Handiboe
Sporting Notes
J. BR
Ang Awp
Nreiex
McClelland
Exposition Park
C. P. Mayers
Our
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McQuare
Washington Capital
Toy
Ganis
South, Through Megs Noble Sentiments of the Survivors Yeyre
Georgia
Ag Lam
Sheridan
Cumberland
McCarthy
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Hal
Miss Embert
Ccereensnssevegens
Facick Santin Euceioeseesieenere
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Acon Onle D
Age Jefferson
Aley P
Ips
Hat
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Providence Journal
Hamlet
Pittsburgh Pride
Boces & Bua
Kyaste & Shusten’s
Enable & Shuster's
Drew
Fifth Ave
Chambers
Loeffler’s. Circular
Proop
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Iiness
Virginia
United States
Maximwe
P. O
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Visae
Boces & Bubl
Faisete
Klein's
Ronour
Omeyt General Depot
Uerrap
UMJOW_ SQUARE
Raer Jerser
Saco Stora
Wolff & Randolph, Puancipma
Raymond
California
Callinor
Woom
Laseae Barstow
Bernardick Aibatte
Vesti Cors
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Angel
Lealing
Haywona
Jose
Palace Hotel
San Piattree del Coronado
San Diego
Rafas
Seer
Settek
Wand
Mexico
Seversiegte
Feares Sand W. Raymond
LA Whitcome
Uniforsia of Mexico Tours
Raymond & 4& Whitcomb
South Minth St
Continental Hotel
Turac
Keech’s
Cash, and Credit House
Penn Ave
Remedy Comp'ny
Liberty Street
Parib
W. Baker & CO
Noorlebing
Essily DicEeren
Peremce
W.baker & CO
Dorchester
Maus
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