Uniontown Beats Clarksburg In Late Comeback
Uniontown defeats Clarksburg 6 to 4 after trailing 6 1 in the eighth inning. Muldowney pitched well until a slight decline as McPartland fanned 10 over nine. Key plays and two putouts by Conaway at first highlighted a tense, crowd-filled game. Redman, McKenna, Dawson, and Price contributed for Uniontown. McCloskey and McKenna stood out defensively for Clarksburg.
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Clarksburs
Ibanen
McPartland
Muldowney
Imrle
Gribben
Price
Redman
McKenna
Dawson
Roberts
McCloskey
McCoombs
Conaway
Cowan
Uniontown
Clarksburg
Dalls
Holland
HPA
B. Roberts
Milley
Rudolph
P . Phillips
A. LP
E Dawson
Clark
Conoway
Ruehle
Agricultural and McAleese
Fair Association
Fine Actors With Vogel's Big Sky Minstrel at Grand Opera House
John W. Vogel's Big Sky Minstrel returns to the Grand Opera House on August 17 for its eleventh annual appearance in this city, continuing a long running program featuring Vogel's troupe and local performers.
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Grand Opera House
John W. Vogel
Big Sky Minstrel
Abundance Of Attractions At New Castle Fair
Abundance of attractions highlighted by a fall livestock poultry and horticultural show plus a premier racing program with large purses attracting top speeders. The slate lists daily events from August 19 to 21 including 2:80 pace 2:19 pace and 2:24 pace with notable acts by Charles Gano and the Lane troupe among others. Roy Gould was released by manager Hogan.
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Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Doston
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
New Castle
Roy Gould
Hogan
Barn Storm Looms After AA Closing Night Trip
Immediately after the American Association closing, John A. Bwinney will tour with a burh alarming trip, selecting players from beat clubs. Ambrose Puttnam and Jack Butthott are set to join the one up, with Heinet Peltz, Jake Beckley, Hinchman, Quinlan, Elwert, Ambruster, Eddie Tremayer and Arville Woodrur infielders and outfielders.
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Pesson
John A. Bwinney
American Association
Ambrose Puttnam
Jack Butthott
Heinet Peltz
Jake Beckley
Hinchman
Quinlan
Connie Mack Praises Toledo Teamsters In Cleveland Review
Connie Mack touring with the Toledo and Columbia clubs commends Toledo pitchers Jap Barbeau and Duffielder Armbruster. He notes Barbeau is playing wonderfully and deserves a major league spot, while Armbruster is eager for more opportunities. Mack also praises Hickman’s current form and placement.
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Cleveland
Conmle
Mack
Toledo
Columbia
Toedo
Barbeau
Duffielder Armbruster
Ormer
Armbruster
Connie
Armour
Hickman
Hill High Man at Clarksburg Gun Club Shoot
Dr W. St. Fun topped the weekly Clarksburg Gun Club event on the Union Weigh grounds with the high score, narrowly edged by Lee Johnson who challenged closely. The posted scores show AMM 1262 .25 and other marks for R. EL Johnson and J. Donahue with Corbitt also registering.
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Dr. W. ST. Fun
Clarksburg
Big Slobs Challenge The Water Street Quality Hollow
The Little Blobbers from Quality Hollow challenge the Lows des Quality Hill Big Blobs to a bat for supremacy on the Aeria diamond. Each team supplies its own equipment and covers ambulance hire if needed. reply via Telegram’s sporting columns.
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Water Street
Aeria
Painters Challenge Bakers to Baseball Game for Cash
The painters led by Captain Roy Soene issue a challenge to the bakers for a baseball game at Wilsonburg on a weekend afternoon August 21 or 22. The winning team will receive a premium of $50 in cash.
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The
Painters
Roy Soene
Bakers
Wilsonburg
Yesterday's results in tie baseball league standings
Yesterday Uniontown defeated Clarksburg six to four Charleroi shut out Fairmont four to zero Lounelieville beat Gratton two to one Connellsville edged Grafton one to zero Today Grafton visits Charleroi Fairmont travels to Uniontown Clarksburg plays Connellsville
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Uniontown
Clarksburg
Charlero
Fairmont
Lounelieville
Gratton
Connellsville
Grafton
Charlerolairmont
National League Scores and Upcoming Games
In the National League yesterday Chicago 0 Pittsburgh 1 Brooklyn 4 New York 0 Boston 0 Philadelphia Cincinnati 1 St Louis 7. Today Boston at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at St Louis.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
iBoston
Pitsburg
W. L
Clerks Defeat Victorn In Six Inning Park Game
The Clerks defeated the Victorn in a hot six inning game played on the Union Park diamond at 6 o'clock in the evening.
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Union Park
Clerks
Grafton and Cokers Split Connellsville Doubleheader
Connellsville and Grafton split a pair of games in Connelisville on Aug 14. McIlvaine pitched both games for Grafton, with Blanchard and Sweeney contributing in the first and McIlvaine and Lawton in the second. Wolmer of New Castle and Gray of Sharon are among league batters in the seedy circle.
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Connelisville
Grafton
Mellvaine
Connville
Blanchard
Sweeney
McIlvaine
Lawton
Conn'villé
Shofter
Wolmer
New Castle
Gray
Elder
Sharon
O. & P. League
Hobson
Woodruff
East Liverpool
McAleese
Youngstown
Tarlton
Braun
McKeenport
Murphy
Akron
Rube Marqvard Surges In Giants Sale After Slow Ball Plan
The article notes Rube Marqvard’s slow ball development under Baya McGraw as a reason for his recent form since the Giants sale. It recalls Packs Never facing Clark Griffith, praising Griffins’ control and Never’s long walk before a southern league galnet.
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Rube Marqvard
Giants
Baya McGraw
Clark Griffith
Griffine
Cy Young
Addie Joa
Galnet
Tacks
Steen
Min
Griff
Hanlon must leave Sharon team for hospital report
Cathar d Hanton of Sharon must resign from the team next Saturday and report to Georgetown University Hospital at the start of next month. He will play his last game in Canton before returning to hospital duties as a physician. His name on the diamond is Martell.
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Sharon
Cathard Hanton
Canton
Georgetown University Hospital
Hunton
Diamond Bs Martell
Best Player in Eastern League Highlighted
Lefty Mellveen, star Penn State alumnus and former member of the Washington P.O.M. league team, is hailed as the Eastern league's best all around player. Since leaving State College he had trials with Pittsburgh, joined Washington, then Newark in the Eastern league where he tops the pitching rotation while also excelling at bat. Newark owner Geo Blallings confirms Mellveen as the top man in the organization and notes he is ready for a major league trial. Major league clubs are watching his progress as the season advances.
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Charles Gano
Beng
Gano
Vogel
Sam Morris
Bil Carney
John Goss
Rolen
Lane
Lefty Mellveen
Pennsylvania State College
Washington P.O. M
State College
Mellveen
Pittsburg
Tme
Steubenville
Newark
Geo.t. Blallings
Psserte
McKveen
Arkansas State League Scandal Over Umpire’s Alleged Actions
Wempol Tenn August 14. Umpire Dan Crotty a veteran player accuses Arkansas State League President Craighead of sending telegraph orders to favor a certain club in championship games. Crotty claims a telegram signed by Craighead exists and alleges bias. Crotty suspended pending hearing.
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Wempol
Tenn
Dan Crotty
Craigheld
Little Johnny Jones Captivates Nation With Hit Run
The stage hit Little Johnny Jones drew nationwide acclaim after its New York premiere. George M. Cohan achieved instant fame as writer and star, following prior successes The Governor's Son and Running for Office. The show staged in Philadelphia and Boston, with sustained popularity and major engagements planned for the season.
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Johnny Jones
New York
George M. Cohum
Mr. Cohan
Giet
Omer
Chicago
Johny Jones
Little Johnny Jones
Grand Opera House
Metropalis
Boson
Isi Phil
Babes Pound W Humphries In Charleroi Bout
Charleroi Pa Aug 14 Fairmont batsmen pounded Wille Humphries in a hot afternoon game scoring four runs. Pitchers Hunt and Snodgrass aided, with Humphries hit for multiple safeties as the Rays held a tight contest near the end.
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Charleroi
Chi Fairmont Batemen
Wille Humphrion A
Hiephard Miike
Walrmont
Hunt
Huriphe
Dally
Swacin Joins Colonels After Arriving in Louisville
Harry Swacin, the prized recruit secured by the local American Association club from the Pittsburgh Nilenia, has arrived in Louisville and will join the Colonels after a conference with President Baker. He is not in the lineup immediately but is expected to strengthen the team. Cincinnati NL club to play in Cuba after the season ends. contract signed for November series.
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Louisville
Harry Swacin
Pittsburg Nilennia
Baker
Minnespolis
Colonels
Byanka
Cotonsts Nia
Cincinnato
Cincinnati National League
Clu
Cuba
Pine Grove pennant race and scattered baseball gossip
Bulletin notes Pine Grove wins pennant while Uniontown and Connelaville crews chase standings amid gossip about pitchers, players and managers. Mentions Fairmont Coal Company holiday, Warren GM, and several minor league names, with scattered observations on upcoming games and regional clubs.
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American Baseball League
John A. Spinney
Sonnie Mack
Lee Johnson
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Beth Phouss
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Clerke
B. Smith
Kerr
Romig
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St. Victors
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Delbridge
Rittenhouse
Grawn
Wells
Moran
Cuppert
Osborn
Beore
Arkansas State League
Babes Pound
W. Humphries
Birt
Harry Swacina
Pine Grove
Clarkaburg
Lont
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Pa Willison
Joe Pete
Ees Grafton
Beottdale
Connelaville Courier
Viola
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Uniontown Hérald
Fairmont Coal Company
Brooklyn Nationals
Merchants Association
Jenion
Nymtom
Me In
Hin Tam
E Warney
Dreyfuss
Pittsmore Nationals
Warren GM
Fest Beseman
Grand Maples
Juman Noo
Pastorius
Rube Waddett
St Lous
St Louie College Ciub
Boston Moomer Gitta
Arrelanes
Mexicas
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Theodore Britenstels
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