Atherton 1060 Back To Outlaws In Pennsylvani a League Offer
Hoosiers third baseman Charley Atherton is reported to have been offered the management of Lancaster in the Pennsylvania league for next season. Johnny Fisher is promised a big salary increase to join outlaw league action, with other Hoosiers players also rumored to be shifting teams amid ongoing contract talk and suspensions.
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Charley Atherton
Hoosiers
Lancaster
Athertim
Altizer
Washingtons
Deal
Reds
Lennox
Phildelhia Athletics
Ine Oagapls
Reoiie Buchheriha
Atherton
Bheehall
Sadarius
Jenany Fisher
Fisher
Fieter
Maher
Guy Mara
Ilo
Mac Everzp
Ike Ta
Clymer
Columbus
Noblesville Bay
Tocnl
Mt Jz
Colonels
Fisher Infoods
Hot Springs
Heydon
Senatorn
Kaowlevie
Washington Park
Toledo
Johnny Carr
Indianapolis
O Brien and Berger refuse to fight each other
O Brien and Berger will not fight. Disgust with Gleason demand for 11500 more for a bout between Port and Mimsall. Manager Graney withdraws, washing hands of Berger. O Brien ready to sail for Australia to fight Will Squires for heavyweight title.
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the Sun
Ban Francisco
Cal
Jack O’brien
Gleason
Port ‘Ger
Mimsall
Graney
Omer l
Bla
Philadelphia
Gand
O'Brien
Gang
Sweet Marie Makes Mark At Syracuse Fair Grounds
In Syracuse New York on September 18 Marie, driven by Alta McDonald, set a record in a 2:08 trot at the Grant Ctrovit event. She lowered her own mark by half a second, finishing the mile in 2:00% and the half in 1:02, becoming the fastest trotting mare of the year.
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N. Y
Zaten
Fair Grounds
Woot Marie Wen
Alta McDoneld
Motor Boat Contests Championship Preview
Special to The Sum New York report notes the motor boat class and the nautical championship held by the Motor Boat Club of Amorios featuring Price McKinney’s vessel as a key participant.
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New York
Price McKinney
Motor Boat Club of
Amorios
Tia
Baseball league action across majors and minors scheduled
The report lists American League and National League results with batteries and lineups, plus American Association and Central League games. It notes teams like Chicago, St Louis, New York, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Boston, and Cleveland, with several box score fragments and upcoming matchups including Louisville at Indianapolis and Chicago at St Louis.
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Concege
Chicago
St. Lous
Allrock and
Rath
Smith
American Association
New York
Tatterlee
Glaze
Carrigan
Orth
Phila
Cloetronatt
Terre Haute
Brooklyn
Terre Howe
St. Louie
Boston
Lucas, Emlich and Weaver
Collins and Kelly
Canton
Rhe
Booth Bend
Britteen
Branty Moore
Watson
Wheeling
Rha
Gr'nd Rapids
Smith and Spahr
Warner
Hawkins
NHB
Ornd
Shater
Shriver
Washington
Loulaville
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
St Paul
Milwaukas
Minneapolis
Kanga City
Cincinnati
Pitteburg
Philadelphia
Chicaga
St Louis
Loule
Cleveland
Detroit
Springfeld
Terra Haute
Grand Rapids
Dayton
Evansville
Routh Bend
Kansan City and surrounding posts list officials
A fragmented list from the American Association shows postings for Kansan City Toledo Milwaukee Pittsburg Benton and New York with names such as Prott Crutcher Sullivan Land Blue Curtis Beville Farris Irwin Catterlee Marxwell Wills Gib son Esaick Hall MeLsan Dost rpo olt EES RHE and various codes and references. The OCR yields scattered entries indicating personnel assignments or rosters across multiple cities and organizations.
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American Association
Kansan City
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Ford and Graham
Prott, Crutcher and Sullivan
Toledo
Eutthott
Land
Milwaukee
Rae Ammwauks
St Pau
Hallaries
Curtis
Beville
Farris
Irwin
National League
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
FBF
Catterlee
Marxwell
Wills
Gibson
Esaick
Hall and
MeLsan
Benton
EHE
New York
Altizer Enjoined In Phillies Trip Turmoil
Special to The Sam reports Washington Americans shortstop Altizer was served with a prohibition in Philadelphia amid a legal dispute over jumping from the outlaw team. He had previously avoided Pennsylvania authorities, but on this trip was arrested as bail was set at 72 000. The case involves the Latecaster club of the Tristate league and a Philadelphia club effort to secure his return.
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Philadelphia
Soph
Altizer
Washington Americans
Washington
Pennsylvania
Atl- Istic
Unassisted Triple Plays In Baseball History
March debate settles long running question about a single player making a full unassisted triple play. Sines Murch of Mancheater wam in New England league credited with the feat, while claims about Schafly Washington Americans and other players remain dubious and officially unrecorded.
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March
Sines Murch
Washington Americans
Portland
joMagen
Jersey City
Brent
Paul Hines
Providence Grays
Bowton
Hines
Feld
Ranaera
Unas
Dla
Five Heavyweights Consider Unified Title Plan
Promoter Tom McCarey proposes a tournament style plan to unify heavyweight honors by classifying fighters and staging selective bouts. He notes five top contenders O’Brien Berger Kaufmann Benneck, with O’Brien and Berger already set to meet in San Francisco. The piece traces competing claims across weight divisions and the shaky status of various titles, including discussions of Attal Gans Walcott and Corbett era champions.
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Tom McCarey
Pacific Coast Athlatic Club
Los Angalea
Haa
Mettta Uve
Nelson Gans
Hart
Los Angeles
Lata
Tad
Jack O'Brien
Jeffries
Bob Fitzsimmons
McCorey
O’brien
Buran
Berger
Kaufmann
Benneck
O'Brien
San Francisco
Abo Atte
Han
McGovern
Corbett
Audi
Abe Attal
Terry
Yoo Gans
Joe Walcott
Walcott
Rew
Gans
Mike Sullivan
White Sox add catcher from Charlestown club
Reported signings and trades ripple through early baseball with notes on Glarcove Fox from Charlestown in the South Avanta league, Comiskey on per day rates, and various rumors about managers and players including Joe Kelly, McAleer, and Carter in a flurry of chaotic irregular chatter across teams and cities.
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White Sox
Glarcove Fox
Charlestown Club
Comiskey
Players Becoming Painfully Defiant in American League
Philadelphia dispatch reports rising player unrest across the American League with stars organized under labor agents. Washington Americans pitcher Tom Hughes is suspended by Manager Stahl after three days away, while Danny Murphy of the Athletics and Collina of Detroit face discipline amid a broader pattern of indiscipline and rumored union organizing affecting several teams.
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Philadelphia
Tom Hughes
Washington Americans
Gus
Stahl Hughes
Big Tom
Hughes
Stahl
Danny Murphy
Athletics
Connie Mack
Boston
Collina
Detroit
Jme
Gampers
Firing Line Chronicles Mud Hens and Brewers Rally
The article sketches a troubled pennant race with Toledo and Minneapolis contesting third place, while Mud Hens face Hoosiers and Colonels in upcoming games. It notes a fielding error by Dick Padden’s outfielder Clark and Milwaukee scoring on a Maing run, plus various racing and pacing results and a licensing notice in Indianapolis.
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American Association
Toledo
Minneapolis
Races At Fairgrounds Draw Big Crowd Despite Rain
Two trots and a pace were finished in straight heats with Burnell Burns and Belle taking 2:54 and 2:7 wins as weather disrupted the program. F J Park won two heats in a 2:19 pace while the track, though slick, allowed fast times and a large crowd witnessed the afternoon’s standout performances.
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F. J. Park
Clouds
Fair Grounds
Ned
Beso
Thair
Belle Isis
Burnell Burns
Lauretta
Henry W. Lawrence
Victor G Wes
Leonard W
Tanda
Nll Marses
Alan Hooks
P.J. Park
Variel Rent
Alan Trooks
Ay Uy Sai Jin
Wilson
Nettle
Rhoden
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