Ten-Inning Loss For Local Team On Shugart Error
About 2,000 fans watched a close ten inning game spoiled by Shugart's misplay. Baldwin and Hutchison pitched well for Chicago, but an error in the 10th allowed Ryan to score the winning run, giving the visitors the victory in a dramatic, well played contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hutchison
Baldwin
Hutchieve
Iack
Primid
Kittridge
Ryan
Ron
Colts
Kelly
Donovan
Parrott
Little Jiuhlen
Shugert
Tiyan
Gaffney
Clevelasp
Todsay
Clevelands
Ventver
Radford Hit By Batted Ball In Washington Game
The report notes Radford being hit by a batted ball during a Washington game. It lists various players such as Don McGuire and Meckin, with references to two-base hits and stolen bases, plus pitching and umpire details. The fragmentary box score includes totals and errors, indicating a baseball contest between Brooklin and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Ates
A Burns
Routhers
Radford
Washington
Brooklin
SuwManly
Don McGuire
Sue Meckin
Saceteos
Porkie
Meeck
Bes Y
Halle McGulra
Daly
Ie Oan Hourand
Ematic
Chicago at Pittsburgh Opens Today’s League Schedule
The schedule lists Chicago visiting Pittsburgh, Louisville at Cleveland, Cincinnati versus St Louis, Boston at New York, Brooklyn at Washington, and Baltimore at Philadelphia marking a busy league slate today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburg
Washington
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Louisville
New York
Boston
Pitsburg
Cincinnat
G. Louis
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Baseball news and notes from a chaotic box score session
Pitchers BaLowt and Amar loom for the home team amid mixed results as Rar stifles Philadelphia and Baltimore. Harley Sanace shines at third while YeSTerparT’s tough loss lingers, and DeFry racks 12 hits in six games. Windy talk of trades, inheritances, and a charity game for Jimmy fills the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BaLowt
Amar
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Harley Sanace
Yesterpart
Defry
Be Ram Mensea
Wheelmen at Reading Stage Thrilling Bicycle Contests
A large crowd witnessed diverse bicycle events at the Agricultural race course in Arapina with rainy weather. W. Erick of Sinking Spring won the ten mile road race while C B Jack and W A C placed, plus a Berks county safety championship won by W. W. Riegel. Several other races featured riders from Reading, Lebanon, and nearby towns with multiple close finishes and times around 2:40 to 3:00 for various distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Se Feaver
Lebanon
Tian
J. W. Meixel
Lewisba Gate
Viphias
Berio
Gos Vt
Berkscoun
W. W. Riegel
E.A. Yense
B. Schwartz
S&s
A. Ws A. A
Eimmerm N. A. O
Jack
Eafety
Wood
Frank Strabie
Reading
Panik Enneutrout
Secomt
M. Murphy
A. C
Emille
Dc Iemony Ood
A. Bilicau
W Taxle
A. A. Zimmernan
CC. Jack
Keystone Bicycle Club Road Race Set With Fast Times Expected
The Keystone Bicycle Club event departs on today’s 2 15 train to Haysville for a start and finish in the road race. A special baggage car and 40 cent round trip fare will serve wheelmen and invited guests. Leaders pledge to break time records as handicaps will be announced before the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haysville
Keystone Bicycle Club
Fifth Avenue
Oficers
Diges
Joan W. Grove
T. J. Keenan
A. G. Pratt
Charlies W. Houston
H. D. Squires
O. HE. Allerton
W. PF. Armstrong
Howard E. Bidwell
Isaac F. Bailey
E. D. McQuiston
J. W. McGowin
P. F. Myler
A. &. Darragh
Cheokera
W. Corwin
J. S Laiwisie
A B. McVay
H. C. Knapp
F. P. Booth
TH. A. Corwin
J. F. Johnston
W. Mf. Imboll
Lafayette College Players Suffer Facial Injuries in Scrimmage
James Addis of Lafayette College second team fractured his cheekbone in a practice collision with Jordan, a scrub team player. Fenstermacher of the regular squad suffered a rebreak ten minutes later. Both are reported stable and will miss the field but remain in class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastex
James Addis
Lafayette College
Jordan
Fenstermacher
Firemen’s prize contests settle in Hartstox PA
In Hartstox Pennsylvania on September 22, the Firemen's Association events awarded prizes. Eagle Company of Pittston won both the prize drill and engine contest while the Butter Hose Company of Butler took the hook and ladder race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartstox
Firemen's Association
Pennsylvania
Eagie Company
Pittston
Butter Hose Company
Butler
Irish team posts 175 in first innings at Pamapetreta
On Sept 23 in Pamapetreta the Irish XI reached 175 runs in their first innings. Scorers show Penny 9, Gavin 8, Considine 8. The Philadelphies did not begin their innings today due to fading light.
Yale Names Michael Murphy Track Coach and Football Trainer
Michael Murphy has been secured as Yale's track trainer and to have charge of the football team off the fold. The appointment places Murphy in a leading dual role for Yale athletics starting this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Murphy
New Haves
Great Billiard Work by Mr and Mrs Shaw at Linden Club
Mr and Mrs Lew Shaw entertained Linden Club members with a dazzling billiards display on the boulevard last evening at 8 30. The couple demonstrated hundreds of fancy shots and massé plays while the audience, including many ladies, watched from raised platforms. The exhibition featured jumps from a hat, cue-ball trajectories, and a notable mixed game with Mrs Shaw winning against her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Club
Lew Shaw
Bose
Mr. Shaw
Mrs. Shaw
Mra. Shaw
Line State Pair Winners At Local Meet
Lady May wins the 240 trot with Best Time 234 while Coriander Maid takes the three minute trot in 348. The iid wins the half mile row in 58 seconds and Zola Hontas claims the year old race in 1 30. Martin Lutherin prevails in the bicycle race as J H Rushman of North Lima starts the nilge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Line
Lady May
Coriander Maid
Iid
Zola Hontas
Martin Lutherin
J. H. Rushman
North Lima
Jnilge
Favorites Beat Worst Bad Day at Gravesend Track Racecard
At Gravesend on eleventh day of racing about 9 000 seen as favorites faltered in five of six races Banquet was the sole top pick to win Tormentor rose late for a easy victory in the stretch Walcott led from start to finish in another race with Garrison jockeying victory Extra and Sir Richard also ran with Banquet the 4 to 5 favorite taking race four King Crab closed the meeting with a surprise win amid unsettled betting lines.
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Banquet
Garrison
Gravesend
Gold Dollar
Chesapeake
Tormentor
Littlefield
Jimmy McLaughlin
Walcott
Ice
Mary Stone
Homer
Penn
Ha’Penny
Mary
Extra
Gtdl
Stal
Hugh Grant
Nathan Strauss
Tammany Hall Sports
Sir Richard
Japonica
Jeter Walden
Strauss
Walden
Lepanto
King Crab
Fhron
Roliet
Laie Lallah
Petting
Mutuals
Waslcott
Adelbert
Sims
Annie Fiid
Dagcoers
Lizzetta
Melanie
Houndress
Ram
da Fe Elante
Annie F Colt
Boundless
L Mutuals
Pape
la Lizzie
Nero
le Pat
Neges James
Uals
J Furion
Midgley
Sir Hichard
Taral
Japonics Denn
Pansy
Pat Malloy, Jr
Forest Rose
Consta Sly
Tim Bettin
Fidelio
Raven
Lambiey
Hanquet
Make
Oret
Simms
Sephea
Thorpe
Roquefurt
Willie S
Tom Rogers
Betroge
Willie L
Tow Rogers
Trephon
Dtoll
Races at Gravesend fill list of sold tomorrow pools
Louisville Sept 23 Special the following pools were sold here last evening for Gravesend racing tomorrow. First race five eighths of a mile Courtship Minnehaha Corduroy Halcyon Chattasoogs Papoose colt Fitzsimmons Marvellus Jersey Queen Ally Raindro Balance Eagie bi Mai Second race age six and a half miles The Fo Head Chaunclain Transit lid colt Genes 620 Larchens Comanche Eparean Alsho a ee mth iz Gent Belle 98 amp Tom Pyuren Seirhaver Lepanto Sixth race one mile Bob Sutherland Silver fn a Nomad Mordoire Taral Sigilt Diablo Litt Held
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Gravesend
Courtship
Halcyon
Chattasoogs
Fitzsimmons
Marvellus
Raindro
Balance
Piedinal
Eagie Bi Mai
I Chaunclain
Transit Lidie
Skies Ma Liz
Moyne Gelting
Siroe Genes
Larchens
Comanche
Alsho
Ataho
Tom Pyuren
Seirhaver
Lepanto
Bob Sutherland
Mordoire
Fred Taral
Important Sale of Famous Studs and Thoroughbreds
William Easton of New York, Tattersall’s managing director, reports two major horse auctions in New York from October 17 to 23. About 400 to 500 horses will be sold, including the Erie stud of the late W L Scott with 128 head and Bayon D’Or, and the late William Astor’s stud with around 200 thoroughbreds and numerous French mares. Over 200 English thoroughbreds from leading stables will be offered, featuring mares by St Simon and Gallopin among others. Candlemass, a descendant of St Blaise, is also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Easton
New York
Tattersall’ Stables
Cincinnati
Lmited
Disratcn
Easton
Palace
William Astor
St. Simon
Gallopin
Hampton
Bena Or
Ormond Ballard
Candlemass
St. Blaise
Races in Meadville Hold Weather Perfect Day Attendance
At Meadville race meet spectators enjoyed fine track conditions and perfect weather as about 2,000 attended. Several pacing and trotting heats were listed with times and horse entries including Queen Gothard and Ethel B. details show multiple horses and performances though some lines are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Rhode Island Racing Week Ends With World Records
Sept 23 Rhode Island highlights include Belle Hamlin and Honest George lowering the world double team record to 2:19 4 driven by Ed F. Geers and C J Hamlin who receive an ovation. A pneumatic tire draft wagon made for the event is described and Hamlin also sets a 2:15 single trotting record for 2 year old stallions in the 2:27 heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provinesoz
I.L
Rhode Island
Trotters
Belle Haamlin
Honest George
Ed F. Geers
C.J. Hamlin
Hamlin
Amark
Trotting Race Highlights From Greenville Fair
About 6 000 visitors attended the Greenville Fair on its last day. The 3 minute trot from yesterday was won by Dr Marshall with Easter second. Results list include Byron Hurst Frank Hall and Jet Davis with times and placements, though some lines are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatesville
Dr. Marshall
Thosserenengh
Byron Hurst
Frank Hall
Fred Aeer
Jet Davis
Karles Tad
Sat Sar
Winners at Latonia Horse Races Describe Notable Upset
Latonia results list several winners with brief notes on the day’s events. The first race saw the favorite prevail in a tight finish for 1 year olds over seven furlongs while Cyclone claimed the selling race for eight year olds in a close crowd-pleasing result.
Horse Racing Results From a Busy Meeting
Race summaries describe Major Tom winning at 4 to 1 with Sageda second and Otel third, Happiiness at 3 percent second, Harry Hay 9 to e fourth in 3 year olds mile race, Exreislor 2 to 1 winning by a length. Foreman 7 to 2 placed third, Parametia 7 to 1 took candy by Balt a Tenet in 108, Happy Day 10 to 1 finished third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Sageda sae astee_Wipdae
Otel
Harry Hay
Word
Exreislor
Hebaff Secona
Eer Chace
Spor Aids
Alf Farion
Sg. Foreman
Fernot
Parametia
Tim Murphy
HAL POINTERS MILE RECORD AT NARRAGANSETT PIER
Hal Pointer paced a mile in 2 05 1 5 according to official timers at Narragansett Park. The crowd of 40 000 watched the great pacer set a record as a runner aided him to the finish, with turns and splits showing a sprint finish and a new harness mile mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal
Éevery Onus
Tri
Pointer
John Turner
Aby
W. BR. Alien
Mr. Hamlin
Narragansett Park
Washington Park
Chicago
Doble Refuses to Trot Nancy Hanks Against Moquette
Doble wires he will not trot Nancy Hanks against Moquette or any horse for any stake next month or at any time. Bowerman offered a match race with Moquette for all money from the Breeders Association. A day yearling filly from Iroquois stable injured herself and had to be shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexineron
Bud Doble
Mike Bowerman
Nancy Hanks
Moquette
Nancy
Doble
Bowerman
Breeders' Association
Palo Alto
Versailles
Onandaigo
Prince Charlie
Iroquois Stable
Twenty Sprinters Vie For A A A Track Championship
The first annual Allegheny Athletic Association track championships are held this afternoon at Boquet street and Allegheny avenue Allegheny starting at 3 o clock. Twenty sprinters compete including noted Western Pennsylvania runners with scratch meetings promising close races. Officials selected for record purposes include Referee C D Thompson and numerous judges and starters. Members must present 1802 tickets for free entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Athletic Association
Boquet Street
Allegheny Avenue
Allegheny
Western Pennsylvania
E. VY
Paul
G. M. Ogilin, Jr
Haley
Joseph L. Isons
T ‘Henry
Inteérafield
Albertrave
Dew
Ie Wade
C. D. Thompson
Sme Petorn Poney
Oliver
Dee Metcalf
G. A. Mueller
J. McChure
Finsh
H. A. Brainard
W. E. Edrissa Oren
Andrew Carnegie
Faves
F. Jones, Jr. Bréreton
Thomas Dickson
Ihmers
Charles En
Charles
H. W. Paul
William M. Orr
William J. Kouitz, Jr
Frank & Pears
Sporting Notes On Fights And College Prep Inpress
Walter Campbell and Walter De Baum fight near Manhattan Athletic Club for a sparse 660. Australian Eanes Merriur heads to New York after a fight aiming to face Johnny Murphy or Johnny Gritin. Tom O Rourke notes an unknown opponent may face Tom Ryan, not Patsy Kerrigan or Doc O Connell. Chotensee backs Jimmie Lynch to meet Johnny Griffin before the Coney Island show. Grifous is a $100 to $9 favorite over Lynch amid a sprained ankle. Many Penn State football prospects train at Cape May, N J ahead of the season. The Board of Control faces criticism over NY media bans on coverage. Western eleven contenders begin practice as Ball coaches the team and Dr J McDougal handles fitness. Charles Hoff will coach the university basketball crew and drill players. The season opens soon with a match against Manhattan Club on the Philadelphia grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Campfbell
Walter de Baum
Manhattan Athletic Club
Eanes Merriur
New York
Johnny Murphy
Johnny Gritin
Tom O'Rourke
Tom Ryan
Patsy Kerrigan
Doc O'Connell
Oon Chotensee
Jimmie Lynch
Johnny Griffin
Coney Island
Tree Awindle
Taylor
Berio
Tw Board of Control
New York News
Wes Nm
Ball
J. MicDougal
Charles H. Schoff
Codrally
Senerah
Philadelph
Police Net Claims Varied Thieves and Offenders
Henry Revert was jailed by Alderman Hartman for horse stealing. Jushin McCut alias McGill, a Southside man, jailed for professional theft. Gronor Sarsons arrested for profanity at Fr Wayne deport in Allegheny. William Mbannra Charles Huber and Mike Brown, youngsters, arrested for shooting a crap on Lacock street. Banner Huber and Brown, about ten years old, jailed for cards at Sandusky street pipe yard and to have a hearing. Marshal Hamp took John Talbert from here to Frankfort for robbing his uncle of 20 dollars and two watches. Spa Styles arrested on warrant for keeping a dis orderly house at 410 Ferry street and jailed until September 27 hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Revert
Alderman Hartman
Southside
Jushin McCut
McGill
Gronor Sarsons
Glenfield
Wayne Deport
Allegheny
William Mbannra
Charles Huber
Mike Brown
Lacock Street
William Banner
Sandusky Street
Sete
McKelvey
Marshal Hamp
Frankfort
Ind
John Talbert
Spa Styles
Alderman Gripp
Nicholas Snyder
Keystone Hotel
Ferry Street
County court growth brings judge assistance in Dial county
Bravery The county court business has surged with Judge Wean of Dial county agreeing to assist Judge Wickham. Earl Liverroot Brakeman Gustav Blatch sues the Marion and Chicago Railroad for $80000 claiming loss of an arm. Scottdale Iron and Steel plans new 10 foot shears to boost mill capacity. A Big Four freighter wrecked on Westside after a switch snap, with the culprit claiming it was to see freight pass over the debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Wean
Dial
Wickham
Earl Liverroot
Gustav Blatch
Marion and Chicago Railroad Company
ScortpaLe
Scottdale Iron and Steel Company
Daytor
Ile
Eyins
Weather summary from Louisville and river gauges
Special телegrams report river levels and conditions at Louisville Evansville and nearby towns. River readings include Ohio River 1 1 feet rising, canal 3 6 feet, Falls City 4 2 feet below. winds warm clear conditions with varying station readings at Brownsville and Organetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Evansville
Falls City
Ganges
Breeseery
Winuas
Rand
Organtown
Rownsville
Weather Chronicle Brief from Jeersburg Letter
A garbled weather notice from Jeersburg reports temperature around five inches and rising with a clear warm spell. The fragment hints at a reader named Elaine and a casual public tone.
River trade items and steamer movements reported
The river tide fell two feet below Davis Island dam as various boats were towed, repairs and refittings continued on vessels including the Venice and four-gun side-wheeler. Several captains and crews were noted, with barges loaded and value of cargoes described. repairs and river navigation updates dominated the page.
People Coming and Going in Late 19th Century Pittsburgh Visit Scene
A crowded list of notable visitors and residents in Pittsburgh includes Stephen A. Douglass of Chicago consulting police chief McAlaughty, Colonel W. C. Lemert of Bucyrus with Calvin Brice, Captain J. B. Archer of Washington, and Albion F. Allen of Atlantic City. Guests at various hotels include John McVicker, H. Ralston, Joe mail, Robert M. Thompson, A. W. Greer, A. K. Maltby, W. D. Kinney, L. Boggs, Dr. B. R. Lehman, E. J. Pershing, James Cochran, and C. W. Jordan among others, with travel and business chatter filling the social ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen A. Douglass
Chicago
Acheteek
Garfield Park
Hiere
Polion McAlaughty
Douglass
Bob Lincoln
W. C. Lemert
Bucyrus
Northwest Naural Gas Company
Calvin
Brice
Monongahela House
J. B. Archer
Washington
Albion F. Allen
Congress Hall
Atlantic City
Mr. Allen
E. D. Smith
Baltinors
Ohio Road
John McVicker
New Lisbon
H. Ralston
San Francisco
Cal
Anderson
Joe Mail
Robert M. Thompson
New York Copper Company
Duquesne
Normann
A. W. Greer
Akron
A. K. Maltby
Slippery Rock Normal School
Seventh Avenue Hotel
W. D. Kinney
Erie £ Herald
L. Boggs
Pittsburg
Europe
Daquarine
B. R. Lehman
Jefferson
E.J. Pershing
Connellsville
Central Hotel
James Cochran
Dawson
C. W. Jordan
Cowansville
Pittsburg Visitors Registered at New York Hotels
The list shows Pittsburg residents registered at New York hotels including W. A. Byron Caskey G. B. Donaldson C. A. Henderson D. J. Lewis among others. Ladies are greatly benefited by the use of Angostura Hitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. C. Cofin
Westminster
J. D. Rodgers
L. Wertheimer
Imperial
E. J. Coutter
Gedney House
G. E. Goddard
Pinkerton
Loemri Ag
H. Goodman
Branswick
F. Pickersgill
Park Avenue Hotel
J. Kuch
Union Aovers
T. P. Simpson
Holland House
J. B. Strawbridge
Coleman
A. Taggart
Moividere House
Trade standards push for top market quality
A brief note asserts the trade demands the best style and general excellence in markets. It emphasizes co quality and class, mentioning value at $15 suits as a benchmark.
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Shugart
Mr. Hutchison
Brooklyns
Shogart
Erbtaer Chicago
Dupevene
Farrel
Parrot
Mork, E
Dlilveond Steckiey, L
Brrth i
Merhaver
Shuyarta
Ron Male
Pittvag
Smith
Hotehiron
Parrot & Key Dungan
Biertauer
Beckley
Eee Clevelsssr
PFA Blouistiels
Ebrath Hurk
Trown
McKean
Weaver
Virtue
Peter
McAteer
Conper
Finner
Tebeau
Merritt E
Lotisville
Bamnais- Ville
Merritt
Ee Whlatler
Rose Weer Sengers
Erritt
Bonen
Nali
Sedliminates
Mplire
Snyder
New Town
SSW
York
Bybostox
Borks
Lrowec
Triroan
Kovle
Stivers
Bustog
Cesene Ee
Cse
Stalen
Hases
Llis
Doyle
King
Lyon
Hornung
Broooklyn
WasurveTos
Habery Stevens
Ted Larkin
John Clarkson
Jobin
Wen Dungan
Chicaros
Elmer Bates
Jake Peckley
Pillsburg Payaen
Jimmy In
Morris
Berger
Hazleton
The
German Catholic Congress
Newark
X.J
Philadelpha
Wash
James H. Aiken & Co
Mrs
Shaw
Mrs. Bhaw
East Palesting
Renna Sarees Wesene
Siti
Ethel
Meta Hull
Wford
Queen Gothard
Gee Elite
Ceeseees
Greenville
Latonia
Ian
Cyclone
Shall Furlongeckindora
Hal Pointer
Providence
the Trotter
River News and Notes
Davis Island
Joe Bunton
Nellie Walton
Jore Elzabetts
Elizabeth
Ielle
Lonleville
Boas
Dick's Run
Smoky City
Wood's Run
Bill
James G. Blaine
Morgantown
James Toomison
Eran Crilise
Cartain Down
John Douglass
Be Ts
Cartan Haney Black
Robeine
F. Ou
Carrolton
Venice
Ohin
A. Fey
Quern and
Crescent Roaten Isie Towne
CarTaty Jomx Dirroip
Ohio
Saakt
W. W. Snowden
Kelle McGowan
Homestead
Adam Jacobs
Charles B. Lander
Dippold Sons & Goose
Ria
United States
E. A. Woodruff
Christian
Loularile
Madison
Robert Jenkins
Jenkins Landing
Great Lakes
Ying
Chi
America
Iitaburg
Pittsburgers
West Virginia
Pittering
Sept. Ee
Mureau
Nam
Er Eey
hLam
Manhat
Tanville
Bul Rossman
Sall
Toker
Ong
John Blakely
No. 33
Broadway
Paine
Oliver F. Berry
Castier Tradedmen’s National Bank
No. 21
Phelps
Dartmouth College
Paris
Mary Temple
Dispatch
Ancine
M. D
Oxford St
D. D
Bloomingsdale Reformed
Ro Eo Anteres
Eball
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7Th Ave
New York City
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