Exhibition Games Set by Local Baseball Team for Opening Season
Manager Buckenberger plans a series of exhibition games at Exposition Park before the season. Three nine-man scrimmages on April 4 6 and the first day will feature local club players and new signings to compare talents. Several fixtures with East End Gyms Milwaukee and Columbus follow. A gymnasium and new uniforms are revealed as part of the setup with training beginning immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckenberger
Exposition Park
East End
Milwaukee
Columbus
Gims
Milwaukees
Darling
Buckenberger Asid
Fotal
Very Good Prospects for That Lively Organization This Season
In Buamory Feb 1 Mr J A Lindsey head of the Western New York and Pennsylvania League proposes expanding next season to include Bradford Dunkirk Erie Jamestown Meanville and Olean The Bradford club could be reorganized with ease Dunkirk may need effort The league promises strong players and a moderate salary limit to carry clubs through a successful season with no shortage of material and now is the time to act
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buamory
J. A. Lindsey
New Yorksand
Bradford
Dunkirk
Erie
Jamestown
Meanville
Olean
Sys
Vondy Duped On Train Beer Ruse Revealed
Manager Bucken berger recounts a tale about Von der Abe and his wife traveling east when the party aboard allegedly drank all the beer. The steward claimed two bottles were sought, and upon discovering none, Vondy fired the players for wasting the supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fils
Buckenberger
von der Abe
Buck
Vondy
Mater
Vendy
Tanner
Vonty
Local dog show draws large entries and prizes
A lively buildup for the coming local dog show reports strong entries. Mr Hanks will bring his Russian wolf hounds after top prizes in Chicago. A special Mexican hairless class will be held with at least seven or eight entrants. Giske Co offers 5 sen first prize for devs and $10 for second. Will Price and G W Schmidt donate prizes. George Raper of England to judge the deer hound class. Entries at Bowns Run Store. expected entries three times past shows.
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Hanks
Chicago
Giske & Co
Sen
Devs
Will Price
G. W. Schmidt
George Raper
England
Bown's Run
Auy
Local Gun Shooters Shine At Homewood Park Shoot
A successful live bird shoot at Homewood Park yesterday afternoon, promoted by Charlies Brown, drew 11 entries in a $5 sweepstakes with three cash prizes. Top marksmen were H. T. Brown and Noss tied for first with four birds each, followed by E. Parker, Ackerman, Lang, and Gaub with three or four, and several others scoring pairs. A next shoot is planned soon.
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Charlies Brown
Homewood Park
Keach Man
T. Brown
Dean
E. Parker
Ackerman
Jacob Lang
C. Gaub
Jackson
Ted Jones
G. Bennett
John Ward
IL Hollsworth
J. Burton
Ang
City Baseball League sets plans for season at March meeting
President Milter and colleagues outline a full season setup at the City Baseball League gathering scheduled for March 1. Seven clubs are listed including Green Maine Metropolitans Allegheny Reds J M Foxes Silves Gym Reserves and Holy Ghone Covieze with one vacancy remaining.
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Milter
Collengues
Green
Maine Metropolitans
Dire Xe Allegheny Reds
J. M. Foxes
Silves ‘ Gym’ Reserves
Holy ‘Ghone
TALK ABOUT SCULLERB ENGLISH AND AMERICAN ROWERS
Wallace Ross, a famed sculler, visits the office in fine form and plans to race Ed Moniger in a land boat event at the Fifth Avenue Museum this week. He comments on English prospects from Billy Spencer and notes O Connor and Teemer as top American talents, while signaling an upcoming engagement with Staten Island Athletic Club in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallaace Ross
Ed Moniger
Fifth Avenue
Wallace
Jnst
Billy Spencer
England
East
Spencer
Haines
O'Connor
Jos
Staten Island Athletic Club
The Cricket League Forms With Six Local Clubs
A meeting resolved to organize a cricket league at once with six member clubs. Homewood Wilkinsburg Pittsboro Football Club Glenshaw Allegheny Thistles and Sewickley represented. Walter Scots to coordinate details. Each club will play ten games against the others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenet
Homewood
Wilkinsburg
Pittsboro
Glenshaw
Allegheny Thistles
Sewickley
Walter Scots
Pittsburg Victorious Over McKeesport in Cold East Liberty Test
The Pittsburg football team defeated McKeesport 4 goals to win in a practice contest at East Liberty Park. Weather was cold but attendance was strong as Pittsburgers showed they are a cohesive unit. Standouts included Atrewells Wardle Powell and Bewick for Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
McKeesport
East Liberty Park
Chicago
Pittsburgers
McKeesporters
Atrewells
Wardle
Powell
Bewick
Pittsburgs
Hall Faces St Joe Kid In Battery Bouts Wednesday
Circase reports Jim Hall prepares for a tough Wednesday night at Battery B with possible opponent the St Joe Kid who has signaled he will travel from St Louis to box. Dave Smith arrives from Toronto and is ready to meet local talent. Tommy White plans to aid him while Pete Shen eyes a featherweight clash and John King aims to throw two men in thirty minutes for a potential match against Evan Lewis with a prize of 90 dollars or possibly 1000 dollars.
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Circase
Jim Hall
Battery BD
Mike Boden
St. Louis
Hall
Dave Smith
Chicago
Toronto
Tommy White
Pete Shen
Mike Nolan
John King
Evan Lewis
English champ Steadman defeats Ross for world wrestling title
In Bradford, George Steadman the English mixed wrestling champion defeated D C Ross the American champion to win the world championship and 90 pounds. The match required best of five in six styles: catch as catch can, collar and elbow, Greco Roman, and the Scotch and Cumberland styles. Steadman won in two styles but Ross prevailed in two others, with several styles seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lospos
Bradford
George Steadman
D.C. Ross
Kess
Collar
Steadman
Rost
Cumberland
Ross
Slosson Proposes to Play Schaefer Ives for Title
Feb 15 report from Carcase notes George Slosson offering to play the Schaefer Ives winner for the billiard championship with a conditional $250 prize if he loses. Schaefer calls the offer foolish and says Slosson would gain nothing. Slosson would need to travel to Cleveland at his own expense for another title shot, while Schaefer pledges to play him anytime. The championship emblem remains with Schaefer until December unless removed. Ives dismisses Slosson’s proposal as ridiculous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcase
George Slosson
Schaefer-Ives
Schaefer
Slosson
Clilenzo
Guttenburg Winners and Racing Results Summary
Large crowd attends Guttenburg track meets with fast times. Anomaly wins the first race over Martin and Flambeau. Once Again Ivanhoe places second and Marc Lovell third in the five furlongs. Raticocas Brat wins the one mile, with Bitz beoom and Virgin third. Toans takes the quick eighth, Innovation second, Serius thin third. In the 1 1/4 miles insects wins, Van second, Brooklyn third. Climax wins the eleven forkwags with Fassett second and Bob Arthur third. Time records shown after each race.
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Innovation
Serius Thin
Lrnsects
Van
Brooklyn
Elven Forkwags
Climax
Fassett
Bob Arthur
Ed Reilly and Robert Miller Set for Mixed Style Match
Ed Reilly and Robert Miller are in active training for a best two of three falls mixed style wrestling bout on the 27th inst. Styles include Greco-Roman and catch-as catch-can. Rivalry runs high though the venue is not yet decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Reilly
Robert Miller
Boggs and Moorhead Attend Chicago Dog Show
Messrs Boggs and Moorhead spoke of the Chicago dog show yesterday calling it good though some judge awards failed to please. Mr Moorhead felt disappointment as his terrier Streatham Wonatch did not win first prize. He secured 16 frat prizes with eight ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Boggs
Moorhead
Chicago
Amateur Swimmer John T Taylor Challenges Allegheny County
John T Taylor son of veteran oarsman Jimmy Taylor issues a business like challenge to swim a series of three races at the Pittsburg Natatorium for a gold medal. Distances include one quarter mile, half mile and a mile. Responses via Mk Distance will be attended to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Taylor
Jimmy Taylor
Alleheny County
Pittsburg Natatorium
New Oatrans Boxer Eyes Dempsey Bout After Needham Fight
Tommy Ryan of Chicago predicts victory over Danny Needham at the Metropolitan Athletic Club on March 2 and vows to meet Jack Dempsey at any weight for the richest purse in New Orleans or California, if he wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oatrans
Tommy Ryan
Chicago
Danny Needham
Metropolitan Athletic Club
Needham
Jack Dempsey
New Orleans
California
Allegheny Athletic Association Dates New Members
The Executive Committee met last evening at the Hotel Schlosser. The association admitted 18 new members and received 21 additional applications. A committee was appointed to visit applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Allegheny Athletic Association
Schlosser
Fitzs training mate and the big man at Bay Street Louis
Felix Vanquelin the New Orleans heavyweight joins Robertson training quarters and waits for Fitzsimmons to depart for New Orleans. Vanquelin towers at midthrow height and 223 pounds with a 46 inch chest, seen as Maher’s peer and a potential pounder for Fitzsimmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay St. Louis
Felix Vanquelin
New Orleans
Robertson
Fitzsimmons
Mither
Vanquelin
Forrher
Kilrain
Jake
Maher
Fitz
Mike
van Hoest
Cal McCarthy
Warren
Callaghan
van Heest
Dimon
Harney
St. Louis
Jimmy Griffin
Carroll
Griffin
Delamater Assets Dispute Rekindled In Bank Insolvency Case
In Meadville on February 15 the Delamater case shifted as defense proved appraisers overstated assets. Judges paused license hearings pending the case. witnesses detailed asset valuations and bank liabilities, with Philadelphia financier Levering Jones testifying about a Delamater loan to the Philadelphia Finance Company and missing security. Expert accountant J C Robinson is expected to testify next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Henderson
Levering Jones
Philadelphia
Jones
Philadelphia Finance
George Wallace Delamater
G. W. Delamater
Delamater
Haskins
J. C. Robinson
Pittavurg
Robinson
Intercollegiate league to organize season events
A meeting will be held to organize a local inter-college league for the season. Plans include a baseball programme and added events like half mile foot race and pole vault. Colleges involved are Washington and Jefferson, Geneva, Westminster, Allegheny, and Western University. Allegheny may abstain from baseball. a four club bureau is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and Jefferson
Geneva
Westminster
Allegheny
Western University
East End Gyms to Host Western fencing contest on March 17
The East End Gyms announce an indoor athletic feature on March 17 featuring a fencing contest on a scale matching local custom. At least five of Western Pennsylvania's top fencers will compete, with handsome prizes offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
Pennsylvania
Local baseball notes outline busy season and trades
SHUT ART to begin training. HIBMAN DOFSCHER and Billy Holbert seek umpiring roles in the Fastern County League meeting to revise rules. Cincinnati forwards a contract to Eddie Rorke as talks of trades and managerial power heat up. Pittsburg, Boston, New York anticipate big moves and improved catching setups as season activity rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuax C. Tien
Nowaday
Cincinnati
Morgan Murphy
Boston
New Yorks
Sharrott
General Sporting Notes Reflect Boxing Racing and Athletic Plans
The Cricket League appears poised to proceed while H C Palden of Buffalo declines A A U presidency. Peren Pippy resumes training planning races. Fitzsimmons notes willingness to fight Hall eight weeks after March 2. Manhattan Club to exit A A U. Cornett hasn’t met better rivals than Maher. Frams challenges Jem Carney for £400. Maryland legislature considers pool selling limits. Wealthy Cincinnati man contemplates a first class mile track at Lexington. Jack McAcliffe linked to Peter Binder’s future bout with Fitzsimmons. Exhibitions and fights teased for next month. Canadian Harry Gruwong and Jack Colles on March 2. Charles of Pa. buys Sankey gelding 2:35. Boxers and gym events planned. Expretes for E E Gyms sent to Prof Kirchner. Rangers announce a 16-round bout with two-ounce gloves. Corbett may fight on short notice if Mitchell appearances allow. Exquisit Sports authorities defend Frychard’s prison sentence for assaulting a bartender. Schaefer defeats Pagan 300 to 23 in practice. Perrixett slated as Garfield Park starter. Australian paper notes Sullivan gains weight with light work. Actos and Meleod set to wrestle in San Francisco March 5 for 2100 stake. James Weatheray and The Colonel of the English Stud Book and Racing Calendar involved in racing coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prey Charles
Iy. Pa
W. H. Artzberger
Geldie Sankey
E. E
Prof. Kirchner
Gymnagium
Dtm
Rangers
Sheehan
McKeegport
Mrrewen
Corbett
Molonte
Mitchell
Exquisit Spore
Fritchard
Schaefer
Pagan
C.H. Perrixett
Gloucester
Garfield Park
Chicago
Sullivan
Stancbury
CURED BUT CRAZED Incurable after Bi-Chloride cure
Frank Barthold son of George Barthold a wealthy resident of Marysville was treated at Bi-Chloride of Gold Institute three weeks ago for intoxication. Although cured of liquor craving he grew increasingly unhinged and was returned home today. Admission to Central Insane Asylum Columbus sought as doctors deem the cure a failure and note loss of stimulants worsened his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Barthold
George Barthold
Marysville
Central Insane Asylum
Columbus
Nynora
A Paralytic's Miserable Life in Filth Described
In SiteNeville on February 13 a destitution case was reported. John Snyder a 72 year old paralytic was found bedridden in filthy surroundings unable to eat or sleep. He wore the same clothes for months and received bedclothes and floor cleaning aid from the Poor Trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitevnenville
John Snyder
Snyder
County Jail and Workhouse Records From City Beat
Multiple arrests and sentences reported for Friday and yesterday city incidents. Jaws Freer jailed for fighting at the County, Frank Atterbury fined for beating his wife, Joe Sprrr and Thomas Bates jailed for abuse and desertion respectively, Grange Monan and Join Fullfinjan jailed for riot. M Sheridan solitary prisoner at the Seventeenth ward station after a disturbance at Forty first and Butler. Paterce Barreery heard on fast driving. Liberty and Eleventh streets saw two sisters knocked down by a team. Chorus note references a Valentine theme from Chicago News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaws Freer
County Generim
Frank Atterbury
Beaver Avenue
Allegheny
Joux Sprrr
South Twenty-sixth Street
Magtonrase
Thomas Bates
Chartiera
Justice of the Peace
McAlilien
Jeanette
Grange Monan
Join Fullfinjan
Mansfield
Squire J. W. McCreedy
John Piecrofski
M. Sheridan
Seventeenth Ward
Sheridan
Butler
Paterce Barreery
McKenna
Mra Annis Battleman
Liberty
Eleventh
Laterey
Jon Stabesaros
Have
G ‘Erty
Reunited After Twenty Years Beavan Fats
A postal card inquiry from Missouri led a resident to contact Samuel Lescallett of McDonald Washington County. He learned William Lescallett is his long lost son, unseen since youth, and a reconciliation is expected after two decades apart. A second item reports a horse attack near Harlinsburg injuring Henry Rikhal, its bite tearing the hand, requiring amputation of the hand portion.
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Beavan Fats
Wiliam Lescallett
Missouri
Samuel Lescallett
Pennsylvania
Samuel Lascallett
McDonald
Washington County
William Lascallett
Castix
Henry Rikhal
Harlansburg
Priest Arrested for Inciting Riot in Polish Church
Rev. Father Janus Rlewicr, pastor of St. Mary’s Polish Catholic Church, was arrested and posted bail to answer a charge of inciting riot. He allegedly called a member a chicken thief from the altar and urged the congregation to attack him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reapine
Janus Rlewicr
St. Mary’s
Cora Frey Told Conviction Stayed Until May
Cora Frey of Newville, convicted of aggravated assault after throwing vitriol at her husband, was informed in court that sentencing would not be pronounced until May. She remains on bond pending the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cautta
J—Cora Frey
Newville
Cheaper Riding for Braddock Folk
Braddock February 13 special report says the Citizens Electric Light Company will reduce rates by ten percent starting March. Analysts attribute the cut to a possible new opposition company forming. The town also records a skating rink tragedy with John Bell, 20, collapsing while skating in Junctions. Further local notes mention Willie Putnam returning from school in Bravronp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brappock
Citizens’ Electric Light Company
Ppposition
Kating Rink
Joumetons
John Bell
Tragic Toll in Grandson’s Death After Valentine Display
A grieving grandmother found her grandson fatally wounded at home after showing a valentine. The boy, in a happy mood, was upstairs when a dull report was heard. He died soon after, unconscious throughout, from a terrible wound to his temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
Two Sides of an Insurance Mix in New Castle
Samuel B. Griffith receiver from Mercer says President Tewell denies knowledge of missing books. Griffith hints at criminal prosecutions amid claims of mismanagement at Sandy Lake Mutual Economical Insurance Associa tion. Tewell agrees to public statements after others’ charges. He claims debates over transfers and that about 313,000 in securities were moved to a trunk and sent to Pittsburg. Policyholders face likely total loss of their investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Samuel B. Griffith
Mercer
Sandy Lake Mutual Economical Insurance Association
S Disrarcn
Tewell
Jacob L. Tewell
Bheing
Weeper
Ald
National Matual
Washington
Pittsourg
Obdurate Tenant Refuses to Vacate Mansion House
Beaver Falls February special reports old herb doctor Pr. Scott occupying two rooms of the Mansion House, an ancient landmark, with rats and vermin. Workers halted as he clings to a claimed lease from Moravian Indian chief, using rope ladder to enter and exit. If he persists, roots will be cut and removal by force planned next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Fatts
Pr. Scott
Orce
End of a Crane in Branvronn and Nearby Incidents
Branvronn reports a dangerous crank named Edward M. Kehoe tried to murder City Editor Dennison but was overpowered. he hanged himself in his cell after being jailed. In Assostown, Jesse Chambers’ wife attempted chloral ingestion amid family troubles, feared health decline. McKerefront burglars seized $60 from James McQuaid’s store safe, escaping with the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branvronn
Edward M. Kehoe
Dennison
Era
Limethport
Assostown
Jesse Chambers
Batton
McKerefront
Spectato
James McQuaid
Hank
Tar Union Street Railway chartered at McKeesport
Goverson Pattison schedules April 14 for Henry Pain ton execution in York county for the murder of Mrs Strominger. Grorce McCrrain, fireman on the Pittenburg Virginia and Charleston Railroad, dies after fall at Vance Mill Junction. Bodies of Mallorys found in Toledo after long death. Mrs Margaret Cons, 71, of Pleasant Unity, cured of rheumatism by Miss Fenton. George Gwist, relative of Mrs Cole, cured of consumption by Miss Fenton gaining 20 pounds.
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Tar
Union Street Railway Company
McKeesport
Goverson Pattison
Henry Painton
Strominger
York County
Grorce McCrrain
Pittenburg
Virginia
Charleston
Vance Mill Junction
Malloy
Toledo
Margaret Cons
Near Pleasant Unity
Westmoreland County
Lawyers return from Washington on Shiras Supreme Court bid
D. T. Watson and a committee of lawyers who traveled to Washington in support of George Shiras Jr. for the late Judge Bradley’s Supreme Court seat returned home yesterday. They express gratification at their visit to the President. BR. F. Jones, John Chalfant, John A. Rieckerson and other business men also conferred with the President on the matter yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Watson
Washington
George Shiras, Jr
Judge Bradley
United States Supreme Bench
BR. F. Jones
John Chalfant
John A. Rieckerson
Travelers and Officials At Local Hotels Across Town
John Downey of Chicago head of the Switchmen’s Association stops at the Schlosser during a tour of inspection. Notable visitors include Senator W. B. Dunlap and J. Reis at the Monongahela House, Sheridan Gorton and W. B. James registered at the central, and Theodore B. Noss at the Seventh Avenue Hotel. Various other officials and dignitaries from Philadelphia, Detroit, and Idaho are listed at local hotels, with Guffey returning from the East on the Limited last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Downey
Chicago
Switchmen’s Association
Schlosser
W. B. Dunlap
West Bridwater
John Reis
Middlesborough
J. C. Kelly
East Liverpool
Monongahela House
Sheridan Gorton
A.O.U. W
W. B. James
Central
Theodore B. Noss
California State Normal School
Seventh Avenue Hotel
Z Sige Ernie
Ullman Company
Was & Passenger Oath Limited
J. W. Kemble
Philadelphia
William Kemble
Anderson
W. M. Eaton
Franklin
W. L. Deming
Salem
Edward
Ines
Columbus
E. B. True
Natey
Idaho
Duquesne
J. M. Guffey
Ocean Steamship Arrival Report
A brief note records the arrival of a steamship teamer with origins from Philadelphia. The fragment mentions Pete but lacks full context or other details.
River News and Notes Special Telegrams to the nr scratch
Louisville reports business good with pleasant weather as the river stands at several marked levels. Vessels arrive and depart, coal tonnage moves, and several boats and cities along the river are noted for arrivals, departures, and navigational conditions. Details include river depths, names of arriving ships, and planned movements among ports such as Cincinnati Pittsburg Cairo and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Sfert
al Martin
Cincinnati
Joe Walton
Pittsburg
Excel
Cairn
Eas
Aeeres Proctst
Kansas
New Orleans
Tom Kees
Citay 2
Porta Quincy, III
Fleetwood
Sherley
Carrollton
Janes ‘Guthrie
Evansville
City of Clarksville
Shaker Ferry
Kentucky River
Wharf marks and river packet movements report
The notes describe a 5 feet 1 inch stage, the Courier heading to Parkersburg, and the Congo winning a Cincinnati packet race. Most boats missing in the rise have reached destinations safely. The James G. Maine tore between Coal Center and Woods Row and will be laid up for days. Frank Gilmore and Dick Fulton reached Cincinnati. one will return with empties. Enterprise and Belle McGowan expected at Louisville. Keystone State due from Cincinnati tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Parkersburg
Congo
Cincinnati
James G. Bmaine
Coal Center
Woods' Row
Frank Gilmore
Dick Fulton
Chirinnati
Tus Enterprise
Belle McGowan
Louleville
Keystone State
Chamber Suits Exhibit Promises Great Value in Pittsburg
A local dealer touts a line of Chamber Suits with first class, well finished pieces. Describes an $18 dresser with beveled plate, bed and washstand features, a guaranteed satisfaction promise, and escalating prices up to $55 for a Walnut Chamber Suite with Tennessee marble washstand and French veneer panels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
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the Cricket League
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Dempsey
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Day
Inter-Collegiate League
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Reds
Por Swett
Bostonians
Frisco
General Sporting Notes
H. C. PaLden
Buffalo
Jf Cornett
Peter Maher
Jake Frams
Jem Carney
Maryland
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Tleman
Lexingon
Jack McAcliffe
Peter Binder
Fitz- Mmmons
Ene
Harry Gruwong
Jack Colles
Detroit
Innext Place
Chicago News
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Willie Putnam
Griffith
Towell
Charles Leeper
Clarion
Wallace Td
Sharpsville
St. Charles Bel
G. 8. Freeman
Fremont
W. D. Aan
Pete
Philadel
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Wat
River News and Notes
Allegheny Junction
Bedford
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Scotia
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Robert Crothers
Charles
Henry Johnson
John K. Speed
United States
Wartman
Deem
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Indheon
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Golden Rule
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Mercantile
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Seventh Avenue
Binaler Hardware Co
W. A. Herron & Sons
Fourth Avenue
Jos. Fleming & Son
Fieming
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Gibson
Jeming
Fleming & Son
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Clotts
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Andre
Coal Schange
Cale Corset
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