Sluggers Edge the Cleveland Nine in Six-Inning Win
The Gay Old Sport led by Jimmy Galvin dominated the game, holding Cleveland to little offense while Potten and the seventh inning rally by Maul and Berger produced most of the runs. Galvin pitched six strong innings, with Maul and Berger supporting the offense as the home team moved up from seventh.
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OM Sport Galvin
Maul
Berger
Tralvin
Jimmy
Cleveland
Manl
Easil
Galein
Miller
Galvin
Theer
Gruaher
Kenry
Two for the Bostons Beat Brooklyn Twice in Afternoon Showdown
Brooklyn outhit and outscored but Boston pounded out two wins in the afternoon. Fouts, Foutz, and Leon led the offense with solid hits and runs as both games showcased strong pitching and base running across the doubleheader.
Split Even Again Between New York and Philadelphia
The New York and Philadelphia teams split a two game set at the Polo Grounds. Philadelphia managed to rack up hits mainly late in the ninth inning but lost the opener, while New York won the second game behind effective pitching by Gore and solid defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yone
New York
Philadelphia
Polo Grounds
Quakers
Dorrell
Hepjae Gore
Hawnton
Passett
Tiem’s
Tiernan
Deleh'ty
Connor
Mver
O'Rourke
Ficitac
Rich
Hmars
Lrach
Rama
Rapar Gore
Greason
Bassett
Thompson
Tirman
Delety
Conner
O Myers
O ‘Rourke
Ffekis
Richarle
I Denny
Glasscock
O Grantich
Burerli
Maver
Clarkson
Espet
Philadelyua
SreuMany
Owoner
Denoy
Lott
Hases
Staten Bayee
O' Rourke
Glasstock
Mayer
Balle
Marksen
Bera
Aik
He Clarkson
Bv Esper
Passid
Fiedds
Borrell
Urepire
Lynch
Reds Shut Out by Anson's Colts in Home Finale
In Crscrs Mati at Cincinatti, the Reds were blanked 5-0 by Anson's Colts in the final home game. A young pitcher for Cincinnati fared well early but yielded six hits in the fourth inning. Attendance reached about 900 as Chicago players starred on offense and defense.
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Crscrs
Reds
Amantear
Cincinnati
Local Club Officers Seek to Sign Two or Three Players
The club plans to hire two or three players for next year. King will not be signed for less than 1730 dollars, Baldwin to pitch today and Saturday, Galvin tomorrow. Directors refuse to raise King’s pay but may keep him through the championship. Reilly to play to season end, Hanlon not released, efforts continue to add left handed pitchers Killen and Berger.
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Chicago
King
McGunnigie
Baldwin
Galvin
Pittsburg
Erting
Reilly
Hanlon
Killenant
Berger
Gallagher Edges Mitchell in Quick Boxing Bout
In a tense exchange Gallagher lands two straight lefts to Mitchell's chin. Mitchell answers with a right and another left, but Gallagher reels him and Gallagher falls to the canvas, rises briefly, then collapses and is counted out.
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Trifle
Mitchell
Gallagher
Organized The League Adopts Constitution and Selects Clubs
Western Pennsylvania Football League met at Hotel Schlosser last evening and adopted a constitution. Six clubs join Bloomfield Homestead New Caustic McKeesport McDonald Pittsburg with a 5 forfeit guarantee to complete the season. Season runs October 10 to January 1 with two points for a win and one for a draw. Officers: President J F Horn Vice President William McVickers Secretary Treasurer George Macpherson.
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Western Pennsylvania Football League
Schlosser
Bloomfield
Homestead
New Caustic
McKeesport
McDonald
Pittsburg
Weames
J. F. Horn
William McVickers
George Macpherson
Keystone Road Race Set By Keystone Bicycle Club
Entries for the 15 mile Keystone road race to be held tomorrow include A L Stewart P J Myler F G Lanz L C Miller W Mylers A Gray W L Addy F Cormack F E Evans H L Treer A M Lord N H Wilson J P Barr H M Corwin C K Gibson G L Webb A BR Panab N M McCullough Judges C J Wilson Joseph Welker Referee Bryant Day The prize list includes a solid gold medal and additional prizes for top finishers All local wheelmen invited to ride from Broad Street East End to De Sinven start at 1 o clock with many ladies expected
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Keystone Bicycle Club
A. L. Stewart
P. J. Myler
F.G. Lanz
L. C. Miller
Myler
A. & Gray
W. L. Addy
F. §. Cormack
F. E. Evans
H. L. Treer
A. M. Lord
N. H. Wilson
J. P. Barr
H. M
J. A. Johnston
Keystone Club
Broad Street
East End
de Sinven
Two More Drawn Games in Reed Barker Draughts Match
Cuicano Sept 23 two ninth day games in Reed Barker checker contest ended in draws with Tristol openings. Score stands Marker Hoed 0 drawn L.
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Cuicano
Marker
Hoed
General Sporting Notes from Local Leagues
East Liverpool beat Wooster hall 7 to 5. Brookville defeated Du Bois 6 to 5. Pittsburg and Allegheny drug clerks to play at Liberty Park this afternoon. Jeannette over Athletics of Dohna town 14 to 6 and 10 to 9 in two games. Markhams seek game at Butler with expenses paid. Brooklyn may join the Association next season. Baltimore may join the League. Brownsville’s Jon Reany to race Balsinger of Uniontown for 210 a side. Half Moon of Southside seeks title match vs Erie or Excursion teams. play Sundays. East End Gym football team committee Maresns, Ransom, Heppenstail, Penn seek contact with Allegheny Athletic Association and Washington and Jefferson. Address John B. Barbour Jr 15 Fourth Ave.
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East Liverpool
Wooster Hall
Brookviile
du Bois
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Liberty Park
Jeannette
Athletics
Dohnatown
Tur Markhams
Butler
Southside
Asif
Maresns
Ransom
Heppenstail
Penn
East End
Allegheny Athletic Association
Washington and Jefferson
John B. Barbour, Jr
Fourth Avenue
Weather Forecast Fragments for Regions and Dates
Fragmented report from the United States Weather Bureau lists wind direction and temperature trends for Western Panaybia Southern and Northern zones along with Ohio and West Virginia. It includes dates Sept 23 1590 and Sept 28 1801 with unclear figures and garbled text surrounding temperatures and pressures.
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United States Weather Bureau
To-Day's Association Schelu in Washington
Teston at Baltimore Columnus at Milwaukee St Louis at Louisville report today events across sports associations with four matchups listed in brief format.
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To-Day’s Association Schelu
Washington
Mila
Teston
Baltimore
Columnus
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Louisville
River News And Notes Louisville Sept 21
Louisville dispatch reports a clear weather day with the river falling at 7 o clock. Current measurements show one foot on the fill and four feet two inches on the canal, with river depth lower than in decades. The John Barrei from St. Louis with a ton of staves is due and will head to Cincinnati. The T P leathers will be launched from Howard's Saturday afternoon. Departures include Bellaire to Madison Lee H Brooks to Madison Wig Sandy to Cincinnati EG Ra gon to Memphis and Kanawha to Carrollton.
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the Dispatch
Louisville
John Barrei
St. Louis
Cincinnati
T. P. Leathers
Howard
Bellaire
Madison
Lee H. Brooks
Wig Sandy
EG. Ragon
Memphis
Bie Kanawha
Carrollton
Fevansville
Allen
Parkersburg
Monroe
St. Loui
Congo
Caine
Ford Herald
Louis
Lake Providence
Chotard
Brunswick
Gravesend Winners at Gravesend Race Track
Results from Gravesend Race Track on September 2 show six races. Winners include Milt Young in the first race and Dr Hastreech in the fourth, with placings listed for each event and corresponding times.
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Gravesrip
Milt Young
Sleipner
Longford Sr Come
Dr. Hastreech
Werth
Inferno
Aix
Ocivil Service Frat
Cart Gann Seeond
Lord Warry
Wrandotte Cott
Reddy Knocks Out Young Mitchell In Lively Fight
In San Francisco on September 24 Johnny Herget known as Young Mitchell headlines a brisk middleweight bout with Reddy Gallagher of Denver. Gallagher presses the pace with lefts to the chin while Mitchell counters with sharp lefts to the jaw. The bout features sustained exchanges from round one through thirteen with Gallagher’s swollen eye and a bleeding optic by the end.
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San Fraxdaro
Johnny Herget
Young Mitchell
California
Reddy” Gallagher
Mitchell
Jack Dempsey
Sam Fitzpatrick
Gallagher
Sandowns
Masterson
Jimmn Carrell
Peter Jackson
Nan
Nin Mitchell
Frown
Mitehell
Reddy
River Stage and Weather Report Summary
River readings show ALLEGUESY 1 foot 4 inches and stationary. Moncas Town 4 feet and stationary with cloudy weather. Beowxeville 4 feet and stationary with cloudy morning. Waneres River steady 0.5 foot below low water mark with cloudy and warm conditions. Thermometer 72 at hr. M. indicates warm morning readings.
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Alleguesy JcexcTiox
Moncas
Beowxeville
Waneres
Leadership feud framed in Republican club contest
The article describes a heated Pennsylvania Republican convention where factions urged a bold leader, praising Jack Robinson of Delaware and denouncing Democrat contrasts. It covers the election of vice presidents, a secretary and treasurer, and Dalzell’s critique of the convention while urging unity amid calls for decisive political action and upcoming national club meetings.
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J. P
Gobin
Major Warren
Scranton
Robinson
Dalzell
Warren
Frank J. R. Jones
Philadelpha
William H. Wallace
New Castle
John C. Carter
Lancaster
James F. Burke
Pittsbore
James Campbell
Aage
Elijnt W. Randolph
Mahlon B. Young
Young Republican Club of
Philadelphia
Randolph
Jack Robinson
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