Lindens Score Two In Hostetter Cup Bowling
An amateur boxer explains he did not defeat J. J. Sullivan as Linden Club bowlers astonished Pittsburg by rolling a record 2 000 plus after two games in the Hostetter Cup at Bellefield alleys. Linden led after the third game and now holds two straight wins with a cup in sight if they win the next match on their alleys. Totals followed for the three games last night.
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Bellefield
Lindens
Linden
Allers
Jacob Becker
Fourth Avenue
Matthew Cavanaugh
Water Street
Patrick J. Call
Liberty Avenue
Collier
Thomas Delaney
Second Avenue
Market Street
Delaney
John Thomas
J. K. Durr
Charles F. McKenna
Durr
O'Mara
George Frey
Diamond
Union Street
Owald Hickman
Christy
Harry Heck
Diamond Square
Otto Hauck
William E. Hays
Andrew Robertson
Southside
W. H. Jacobs
Peter J. King
Penn Avenue
Leon J. Long
King
Long
Himsel
Martin Logan
Pas Frank Larkin
John Heck
Market Square
W. L. Lippincott
Policeman Maxwell
William Maxwell
Tobe” McCurry
Smithfield Street
Francis McCoy
Patrick McDonough
Nuttridge
Edwin W. Porter
Roth
St. Vincent Beer
Judge Collier
William A. Eichlesy
Black Bear
McMasters’ Alley
Henry Herzberger
Liberty Street
Charles F. Hilger
John Hermann
Simon K. Heimbuecher
Charles Jacobs, Sr
Grant Street
McGann
John O'Neill
Liquor League
Frank X. Klein
Seventh Avenue
Pius Keller
Charles Kittner
John Kessler
Diamond Street
Jacob Keller
Lenz & Kleinschmidt
Sixth
Wood Street
Henry B. Rea
John Newell
Hunter
Fifth Avenue
B. C. Christy
Newell
George N. Mosby
Oscar Mihm
David H. McMillen
Lafayette Hotel
Sullivan OKs Olympic plan for Corbett fight details
John L. Sullivan expresses satisfaction with the Olympic Club agreement governing his September 7 bout with James J. Corbett. The deal closes on referee control timekeepers and an $8,600 deposit from both men. Sullivan criticizes Corbett and hints at ongoing negotiations as he awaits formal papers.
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Cmeaco
John L. Sullivan
Sulliven
Olympic Club
New Orleans
Corbett
Olympic
Wen
Joan
Newark
Jackson
Jae Tellow
New York Athletic Club
McClelland Challenges Priddy or Jordan in Sweepstake Race
Everett C. McClelland proposes a three mile sweepstake with Priddy and Jordan, 300 dollars per contestant, two thirds of stake and most receipts to winner, referee Sporting Editor, race to occur four to five weeks after articles signed. He also faces James E. Haonke in Wheeling on roller skates next Saturday for two sides and receipts. McClelland offers to row any man in the world any distance from five miles to twenty three for up to 500 to 1600 a side.
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Everett C. MccClelland
Priddy
Jordan
Tim
McClelland
Pittsburg
James E. Haonke
Wheeling
Martin's Ferry
Controversy Clouds Match Between Ives and Schaefer
In Coriaco on March 21 readers discuss the Ives versus Schaefer bout. Critics allege Schaefer underperformed and behaved oddly while the crowd blames missed shots and poor preparation. Despite the uproar, Schaefer aims to challenge the Ives Slovson winner.
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Coriaco
Sportivg
Eue
Ives
Schaefer
Jake
Pete Browning Released by Louisville and Unwanted
Louisville owner Chapmin declares Pete Browning free to sign with any club at no cost. The Gladiator’s stock is said to be at a low ebb as Louisville cites Wolf and Deenen. Browning’s past play keeps him in doubt while Lou Rodger moves on to Hot Springs with unclear plans for the West.
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Larimsville
Pete Browning
Chapmin
Pete
Louisville
Browning
Wolf
Deenen
Gladiator
Jocal
Louis Rodger
Hot Springs
Far West
Race results and boxing betting from Washington and Jefferson
The report lists track results with horses Vocal fret Harlequin sccond and Miss Olive, among others, plus times for several races. It notes Elmer E Shaner Jim Crow traveling to New York for gun manufacturers discussions and a $1000 guarantee for a Mey shoot. Betting on the Sullivan versus Corbett fight begins with a notable eight to nine bet on a Sullivan loss and possible draws.
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Miss Olive
Rico
Cold Stream
Tine
Firefly
Rhafien
Character
Flyton
Merry Duke Ercond
Innovation
Woeodcutter
Merers
Elmer E. Shaner
Jim Crow
New York
Alessis
Shamer
Crow
Sullivan
Corbett
W Vietory
Colleges Prepare Strong Entries For Intercollegiate Meet
A large group of men are in training for the intercollegiate field day to be held in Pittsburg on May 24. Washington and Jefferson College expects to send a strong team with entrants such as Sterrett in the 100 yards and 40 yards, Farmer in the mile, and A Sterrett in the 20 yard hurdles. Adt of Trinity Hall oversees the training, and candidates from multiple colleges will participate, including Western University, Geneva, Meadville, Westminster, Grove City, and Washington and Jefferson.
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Pittsboroh
Washington and Jefferson College
Washington and Jefferson
Sterrett
Anderson
Farmer
A. Sterrett
Adt
Trinity Hall
Western University
Geneva
Meadville
Westminster
Grove City
Didnt Beat Sullivan An Amateur Boxer Tells Story
New York report details an amateur claim that John L. Sullivan was defeated in three rounds by Dr Ramon Guiteras of Boston. Guiteras recalls sparring at the Crib Club, saying Sullivan was the hardest hitter aside from Ned O Baldwin and that he did not knock Sullivan out.
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New York
John L. Sullivan
Ramon Guiteras
West Fifty-fourth Street
Crib Club
Boston
Sullivan
Ned O' Baldwin
Anoney
Joe Goss
Jake Kilrain
Kilrain
Western League Bulletin Reports Signed Player and Open Positions
President Williams issues Bulletin No. 3 listing Arthur Sunday as signed and names players not assigned by clubs including E McDonald P Lyons Harry ODay Joseph Ardner W Delaney Andrew Knox S ER Camp John Burns John Gans James Daly Ed ONeill L Johnson J M Keenan W R Bishop and Sherbeck to Omaha Milwanker requests a catcher and clubs may release unassigned players Indianapolis and Kansas City seek catchers.
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Columaus
Williams
Arthur Sunday
E. McDonald
P. Lyons
Harry O'Day
Joseph Ardner
W. Delaney
Andrew Knox
S. ER. Camp
John Burns
John Gans
James Daly
Ed O'Neill
L. Johnson
J. M. Keenan
W. R. Bishop
Sherbeck
Omaha
Milwanker
Kreig
Henry
Xoogie
Bowman
Indianapolis
Kansas City
They Agree With Raymond On Local Baseball Terms
The Local Magnates and ball player Raymond reached terms yesterday and manager Bueckenberger expects him to sign soon. He is deemed a useful addition by the manager and some players. President Temple disputes threats from Seattle over Camp and notes no National League protections remain.
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Harry Raymond
Bueckenberger
Raymond
Temple
Seattle
Pittsburg
Baseball
Rip van Winkles
Baseball Gossip From The Week In Pro and Amateur Circles
Notes from Pittsburg and Cleveland touch on upcoming games and salaries. Pitchen Davis tops Cleveland pay sheets, Jonx Warp cliques in Florida clash, and Pete Browning’s income slips from 4000 to lower figures. Newton Crane elected English Baseball Association president amid broader league chatter.
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Cayr
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Pitchen Davis
Cleveland
Newton Crane
English Baseball Association
Jonx Warp
Racing notes and entries stir up interest at major meets
The report covers Fred Wilkes 2:18 time, Mat Young selling Two Bits to R H Loud, and a handsome Denver entry. Ed Corrigan makes nominations while the San Francisco brood horse show decides if the L J string heads east. Jockeys and trainers at Guttenburg face Board of Control rules, and Surburban hopeful Serreee is linked to owner trainer issues as Morris Park chatter continues.
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Torf
Ep Geens
Fred
Wilkes
Srasul
Asley BeotHers
Matt Young
R. H. Loud
Gravesend
N.Y
Denver
Ed Corrigan
Ring era bouts and racing notes from the era
The piece lists boxing and sailing hints including Ike Weir vs Tomy, Joe Choynaski negotiations, and planned matches with Joe Goppann and Grouch Goohery. It also mentions Parson Davies and Choynski offers, upcoming races, and various misc sport notes with unclear details.
Saloons Face License Court In Pittsburgh District
Judge Collier handles a dense docket of license cases across wards, weighing necessity and remonstrances for dozens of applicants. Notable discussions include calls for witnesses, church remonstrances, and debates on closing hours as incumbents seek renewals or new licenses.
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A. J. Sterling
Third Avenue
Fred Schmidt
Diamond Street
F. A. Tremaine
Fourth Avenue
John Wilson
Smithfield Street
la Belle
T. Moyer Hamilton
Wilson
Thomas Archibald
Liberty Avenue
Joseph Bihlman
Carr Bros
James C. Conroy
Christy
Charles Cappell
Fifth Avenue
George Dimling
Diamond Square
Peter Debe
Libert Street
B. C. Christy
Weather Summary for Western Pennsylvania Readers
Warmer and fair weather expected for most of the day in Western Pennsylvania with light rain or snow possible in the evening or night. Winds shift to the southeast as temperatures range across the region with variable rainfall and modest highs and lows.
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Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
People Coming and Going in Pittsburgh Hotels
A list of visitors and residents in Pittsburgh last evening with stays noted at the Duquesne Seventh Avenue and St James hotels. Names include J H Bennett Eugene D Albert D Greenwood B F McClure General Wiley and others with several traveling to New York or Harrisburg and registrations at New York hotels.
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J. H. Bennett
New York
Eugene D. Albert
Duquesne
D. Greenwood
Youngstown
Schlosser
B. F. McClure
Burgettstown
John A. Wiley
Franklin
Monongahela House
F. BR. Cross
Columbus
T. C. Frew
Charleroi Plate Gmas Company
St. Louis
Robert Watchorn
Harrisburg
H. D. Turney
R. W. Potter
Erie
W. W.alterburg
Fr. Wayne
Anderson
Silver King
P. White
Beaver Falls
Philadelphia
Evenia
A.n. Edward Mulhoulish
Wooding Oil Couy
Howard Bailey
Hot Springs
Mexico
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Loutevilles
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Cleveland Brotherhood Club
Joe Goppann
Hennepin Club
Minneapolis
Ike Weir
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Umers
Pullman Road
Fmatent
Rowling Association
Joseph
Cested
William Printy
K. Porter
Patrick A. Rickard
Father Sheedy
Chief Elliot
Donahue
McKenna
Squire McKenna
Mr. Elliot
Mr. Christy
Colonel Elliot
George Reineman
Frederick Saunders
Water’ Street
Char‘ey Stevens
C. W. Stevens
Market Atree
Nicholas S. Snyder
Solomon Schamberg
Tom Nuttridge
John J. White
P.W. Arnold
Brown
John Blewett
the Schlosser
John Schlosser
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J. A. Baldmire
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M. M. Frey
Daniel Brad
Ross Street
C. G. Goodwin
J. J. Cavenaugh
James Diven
Gallisaith
Bardelle Gallisaith
Thomas Goodwin
Miller
Charles Gill
St. Charles
Jexander Hutchinson
Merchants’ Hotel
M. F. Maloney
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John & Robb, Sr
Yost
Dean
Union National Bank
W. J. Prenter
J. A. Reed
McCrory
J. T. McCrory
Berry
Mohler
First Avenue
William Morris
Joshua H. Mast
Amand Mihm
Woolgang Miller
John J. Moore
Grant
William McMillan
Edward J. McLaughlin
Charles Preston
Water and
Ross Streets
Samuel Paisley
Samuel Pile
Pile
Louis Ruppel
John Rowan
Smithfield
R. A. Scott
Paisley
Tele Cane
G. Cassety
Owen McGarvey
Albert Mania
Cafe Royal
Ap Ag
Gunstav Mihm
B.C. Christy
Brooks
Slagle
Harry Newlin
James Pratt
Echard Reineman
Otto Richter
Sixth Avenue
Harry Schmidt
George Schewebel
Henry Studenroth
Scribner
C. L. Magee
LAIRD
Wholesale Wood St Eanmd
Jexs
Pittsburgers
A Square
W.L. McCullord
Astor House
Crey
Aluvray Hill
J. W.torts
Colonnade
Smalls, Cor
Liberty and
Smithfield ST
Dr. Greene
James Meehan
Granite St
Quincey
Mass
Greene
GS Worth Street
G. G. O’brien
Court House
McIntosh-Huntington Co
Cleveland, Ohio
WM. F. Zoeller
Sole
M’rr
Epps
Ames Epps & To
Eminem
England
JAS. Weil & Bro
Twenty-ninth Street
Allegheny Valley
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