Jones Sparks Pittsburg Win Over Washingtons
The new local pitcher Jones from Homestead impressed as Pittsburg beat the Washingtons. He struck out ten, walked none, and allowed no wild pitches in a strong debut. The Senators fumbled in the field with costly errors as Keefe struggled at times.
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Lhfe
Senators
White
Deacon
Pitteburgs
Washingtons
Pittsburg
Washingto Fiesna
Ein
Adie Clark
Hite
Pittsburgs
Hoy
Dale Manion
Muller
Dunlap
Berk
Pas Carret
Oak
Wises
Hoosiers Over Giants In Early Shooters Contest
In Indianapolis September 35 the Hoosiers defeated the Giants through steady pitching. Gore exited after the first inning with a strained arm, McGeachy allowed one hit in the first, Rusie performed well until being relieved in the second. Attendance 1000. Final score 5 to 2.
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Indianapolis
Exp
Hoosiers
Geterin
Gore
McGeachy
Rusie
Indian baseball notes and errant plays in sparse recap
A fragmented box score mentions players such as Hines Crane Ewing Connor Denny Hy Metreach and Rosie with first base on balls and errors. Wild pitches by Kevie and an incorrect entry at Indianapolis are noted with an umpire McQual.
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Fecienes
Hinea
Beery
O'Rourke
Hines
Crane
Ewing
Connor
Denny
Busie
Rosie
Ens Crane
Kevie
Indianapolis
McQual
Tener Puzzled Them In Chicago Victory Over Boston
Tener limited Boston Sloggers as Anson's West Curacao team beat Boston 4 to 0 in Chicago. Chicago batted well in early innings but failed to solve Clarkson after. Weather was chilly leading to many errors. Smith and Brouther miscues cost Boston while Tener’s pitching dominated. Attendance 20.
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Boston
Anson
Curiaco
Tener
Chicago
Clarkson
Smith
Brouther
Two Hits Halt Cleveland as Phillies Shutout
Cleveland notes a 2-0 Phillies win with only two hits, attendance about 500. Pitcher Bakley and catcher Zimmer worked in a short game lasting one hour and minutes.
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Cleveland
Philadelphians
League Reported to Buy All Western Clubs
St Paul notes the Evening Dispatch prediction that Conant of Boston will meet Frank Selee to discuss transferring Western Association teams to the National League next season. If approved, Western clubs would join the NL, with no player raises but recompense to Western cities’ locals. players generally favor the move for professional reasons.
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Washingtons
St. Louis
St. Pacy
Moon
Evening Dispatch
Conant
Boston
Billings
London
St. Paul
Frank Selee
Heston
Northwest
Spalding
New York
Spaidi
Smtehar
Omaha Tranel
Ual
Manager Hanlon Believes Jones Ready for Big Pitch
Manager Hanlon was delighted last evening and expects Pitcher Jones to come on strong. The Pills arrive today and Galvin will be the home pitcher.
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Pittsburg
Jones
Homestead
Senators
Hanlon
Galvin
New Yorkers Narrowly Stave Off Home Loss
In a compact clash, New Yorks beat an opponent 78 to 5S with late defense stifling rebounding and a 36 point surge from a standout guard.
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New Yorks
Dianapolis
Prominent St. Louis Players Fined and Suspended
The St. Louis ball club’s board suspended several players after an all-day hearing for not playing to win. Latham was fined 200 and excluded for the season, King 100 and excluded, Chamberlain 100, and Robinson boarded for attempting to swallow a brewery. Von der Abe taunted the team and smiled after the verdict.
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St. Louis
Dispatch
von der Abe
Chamberlain
Latham
King
Robinson
Portaman's Park
Jamestowns Roll Over Drummers In Uneven Derby
Jamestowns of New York defeated the Drummers Drumer by a wide margin in a chaotic game. The mismatched teams produced a lopsided score as the Jamestowns dominated play from start to finish.
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Droomers
Exe
Jamestowns
New York
Crese Sesso
Itrummers
Jamestown
Youngstown and Akron Split Games in Championship Series
Youngstown and Akron clubs faced off in a two game set in Youngstown. The home team won both contests by the score of Midvand to. After the twin results the Youngstown club leads the series one game to none.
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Youngstown
Akron
Louisville Races Highlight Suspicious Riding and Offbeat Finishes
Racing at Louisville featured two favorites losing as long shots paid. A jockey was suspected of foul riding in the first race while the Warren-Murphy fight ended abruptly and undecided. the day saw dramatic finishes and a fatal horse accident at the fence during Eva Wise’s run.
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Louisville
Harrisburg
Stoval
Bonita
Eva Wise
Griffin
Ray
Salute
Silver Lake
Lena Han
Heart's Ease
Little Crete
Lena Ban
Time
Muddy Gravesend Track Sets Fast Paces and Wins
Graving mud four inches deep at Gravesend today. Bella B won the first race in 1:17 with Sal vina second and Manola third. Swift led in the second race with a 144 time and Oarsman placed second. Civil Service won the Neptune stakes with Millie Williams and King Elmstone following. The fourth race saw Ki Major Lily win in 1:17 with Tulansae second and Blue Rock among placers.
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Hella B
Salvini
Colhont
Manola
Bella B
Salvina
Oy Swift
Taviston
Swift
Oarsman
Civtaton
G . Civil Service
St. James
Grampares King Elmstone
Carne C
Jennie Wily
Diana
Millie Williams
Gry
Mlemma
Civil Service
Foie Oe
Ile
Eve Kaloolah
Castaway Il
Badge
Exile
Kaetznig
King’s Own
Emin Aiaih
Gravesend Entries and Race Details From New York
Gravesend reports list tomorrow's races with weights and entrants including Joe Lee Now or Never Caliente and Glory a Vivian. second race features Indian eighth and other horses with weights up to 164. Beaver PA notes a large fair crowd with Vennette winning a 2:03 pace and Oracle a 2:40 trot. Tomorrow includes free for all races and a 240 pace at Exposition Park events delayed by fencing damage.
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Prtend
Ind
Helin
Joe Lee
Caliente Ui
Tavistan
Glory
Lots Galop
Madstone
Kingston
Teraee
Degach
Beaver
Vennette
Bessie
Billie
J M G Sschad
Ollie Hayden
Oracle
Rainbow To
Jennie Dream
Exposition Park
Annual meeting and races of the Juniata Valley Bicyclists
Exhibits of fruits grain and blooded horses on display for years. A trotting race won by Duke in two straight heats with a best time of 2 35. The Juniata Valley Bicyclists announce their annual meet and races for tomorrow afternoon.
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Ww Ritz
Altoona
Duke
Juniata Valley
Rowing Regatta at Harrisburg Damp Track Meet
Annual Central Pennsylvania Rowing Association regatta on the Susquehanna River in rain. The mile and a quarter course saw E. C. Rauch and O. M. Cope land of Harrisburg win the first race, beating Noble Righter and DeWitt C. Denny of Columbia in 7 minutes. Reading’s Bade Scheele and Charlies sree Ht man of Columbia also placed in a later event, with the Reading club finish six lengths ahead in the Columbia club contest.
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Central Pennsylvania Rowing Association
Susquehanna River
E. C. Rauch
O. M. Copeland
Harrisburg
Noble Righter
DeWitt C. Denny
Columbia
Reading Club
Stopped Burlesque Fight Ends Unsatisfactorily in Frisco
Warren and Murphy fought a dull bout in Frisco until a time call saved Warren in the thirtieth round and the match was declared unsatisfactory. Referee Cook and club officers ordered the stage cleared and may withhold the purse.
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Warren
Murphy
Frisco
San Francisco
Mast
Yarren
Cook
Fenda
Sullivan Aims for Return After Sprained Ankle
John L. Sullivan, sober and penitent, travels to New York to seek forgiveness for an early week confrontation. He claims a sprained ankle forced him to withdraw from a sparring session and plans a public show the next night if an audience can be found.
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Paton BosTox
John L. Sullivan
New York
California Athletic Club hears draw fix alleged in boxing bout
A California Athletic Club meeting disclosed a job to fix last night’s fight between Murphy and Warren to end in a draw. Warren would not be knocked out, ensuring a long bout and a potential payout for Weither.
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San Francisco
California Athletic Club
Murphy
Warren
Arren
Weither
Will Row Again Braver Fallis Race On Beaver River
Dan Gould of McKeesport and Charles Schell of Braver Fallis will race a two mile course on the Beaver river next Saturday for $100 a side. Gould recently defeated Schell in a prior match at this venue.
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Braver
Kansas City Jockey Club Fall Meeting Postponed Again
The opening of the fall meeting of the Kansas City Jockey Club was postponed until tomorrow due to the track condition from heavy rains.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Jockey Club
Sporting Notes and Local Games Mixed in Schedule
The column lists multiple local games and upcoming matches including the Homesteads versus Ladies' team, Kaufmann and Gusky in a $5 side game, and a ball game between the Hobs and the Charles Runnettes for $5. It notes a midweek league finish, preparations for a Manor Station tournament, and plans for Cleveland visits by the McKeesport and Lawrenceville Turners. Also mentions a skiff race on the Youghiogheny River on October 6 with about 90 entries.
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Homesteads
Manx Baldwins
International League
Dexiap
Anton
Hot Springs
Kaufmann
Gusky
Brotherhood
E. ©. McClelland
Hobs
Charles Runnettes
Gumberts
Tarentum
Times Nine
Peter Priddy
EAE Soeistok
Clelland
Western Pennsylvania
Manor Station
Tue McKeesport
Lawrenceville Turners
Cleveland
Pittsburg
al Pratt
Nimiock
H .B. Phillips
W. Dowees Woodes
Youghiogheny
Man named Shay noted in city yesterday
Police were notified that a man using the name Shay met an acquaintance yesterday. The report mentions a brother in the city and references various local ads and storefronts including merchants selling overcoats tea coffee and remnants.
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Shay
Ele Ee
Msn
Prohibitionists Converge in Harrisburg for State Convention
The Pennsylvania State Convention of the Union Prohibitory League gathers in Harrisburg with about 300 delegates from 46 counties. The group presses for constitutional prohibition and broader anti liquor laws, while avoiding fielding candidates and backing prohibitionist platforms across parties.
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Union Prohibitory League
Harrisburg
Union Prohibitory League of Pennsylvania
League
Hebrew New Year Observances Across City Synagogues
The Hebrew New Year began at 6 o clock with services in orthodox synagogues and a large Reformed synagogue gathering on Eighth Street. Rev Dr Meyer gave a sermon on its origin and meaning urging charity to the poor and fidelity to faith. A special choir performed with named members.
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Eighth Street
Meyer
Lincoln School Board saga ends with no more meetings
Mr MacLaughlin, opposing re election of Miss Gardner as writing teacher, claimed no further board meetings will occur. He said the board quits disputation, claiming they “out like men” while the other side must go. He blamed the teacher for keeping children nervous, noting they produced three strong candidates who were ignored.
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Lincoln School Board
MacLaughlin
Reinehart Fined Ten Dollars After Assault Hearing
Walter and Edward Relinehart faced a magistrate hearing with Superintendent Davis of Pittsburgh Traction Railway detailing an assault on conductor Geo Wiseman. Wiseman testified Reinehart struck him multiple times after an incident involving removing Reinehart’s sister in law from a car. Edward Reinehart was fined ten dollars plus costs.
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Walter
Edward Relinehart
Hyndman
Davis
Pittsburg Traction Railroad
Geo Wiseman
Reinehart
Edward
Local Art Sale Offers French Drapery at Half Price
An abbreviated ad notes a gallery at 10 and 19 Sixth St offering French drap d ete fabrics at $125 per yard, marked down from $250, labeled as slightly imperfect but high quality. Also mentions architectural drawings and baking powder brands Huevus and HACgE.
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Huevus & Hacge
Ussu
Jealous Housekeeper Fires At Furniture Dealer
A. A. Hays, a second hand furniture dealer at 2626 Penn Avenue, was shot three times in the leg by his former housekeeper S S A Waisel last night. The assailant, jealous after learning he planned to marry another woman, fired three bullets into his calf before fleeing.
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A. A. Hays
Penn Avenue
A. Waisel
Ives Case Jury Fails to Reach Verdict
The jury in the Ives case failed to reach a verdict after polling showed ten for conviction and two for acquittal. Recorder Smyth discharged the jurors. Ives was remanded to the Tombs. It was noted two jurors stood for acquittal on initial ballots and that Ives would face trial again after possible motions.
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New York
Smyth
Everett Hotel
Stance
Lyes
John Anderson
Manuel Williams
Urer
Colonel Fellows
Fellows
Ludlow Street
Defense Demands Ordinary Jury for Cronin Case
In Chicago September 25 Judge McConnell asked to resume jury impaneling in the Cronin case. Defense attorney Forrest moved to abandon special venire and summon talesmen from the full citizen body. Mills for the State argued the special venire was necessary after exhausting the regular panel. The judge signaled a change in juror summoning and would adjourn to survey countywide representative citizens.
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Cronin
McConnell
Criminal Court
Forrest
Talesmen
Mills
Bankers Convention Debates Silver and Legal Tender Plan
The American Bankers Association held its largest convention in Kansas City with about 1000 delegates. President Charles Parsons of St. Louis opened the gathering as discussions featured Mr. William P. St. John of New York presenting a technical paper opposing free silver and proposing a plan to retire government legal tender notes by redeeming them with silver coinage and certificates while preserving money in circulation.
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American Bankers’ Association
Charles Parsons
St. Louis
Eugene P. Hendricks
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Joseph
Chick
Kansas City Clearing House
St. John
Taken Back by the Church
Bishop Wigger of Newark said Father Butler and his wife from Jersey City have received absolution and the excommunication ban was lifted. Butler sought forgiveness after repeated appeals, and the church never recognized the marriage as valid.
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New York
Wigger
Newark
Father Butler
Jersey City
The Engineer Not Drunk
The Coroner ordered Engineer Twombley arrested after the freight collision with the Blue Island accommodation. He was taken to Englewood station, slightly injured from the crash, and alleges no lights were on the passenger coach. Witnesses dispute reports of intoxication, stating Twombley was sober.
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Englewood
Engineer Twombley
Blue Island
Twombley
New Derby Kid Glove Sale with Wide Selection
Thousands of pairs of gloves offered with embroidered backs in black and color options priced from 50c to 175 dollars. Includes special Marguerette Kid Glove, Dollar Kid Glove, undressed suede Kid in multiple sizes, opera shades, cashmere undergarments, and a full line of fall and winter wear plus gentlemen’s shirts, suspenders, neckwear, and hats.
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