Four Bowing Clubs to Contest Hostetter Silver Cup
In Pittsburgh the East End and Oakland bowling clubs lead a booming scene with 800 to 1,000 members among Bellefield Linden and East End clubs. I H Hostetter offers a silver cup for a three-match contest with five players per team. Contest venues include Bellefield East Germantown and Linden.
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Pittsburg
East End
Oakland
Bellefield
Linden
I. H. Hostetter
Wattles
Novich
Everra
Noelib
Pines
Pittebure
Bellefield Club
D.W
East Red Gems
Game Sre
Eves
Belefields
United States
New York
Leading Athletes Reject Janssen Plan for New League
East’s top amateur athletes oppose Janssen's proposed league arguing it undermines the Amateur Athletic Union and concentrates control over sports. Janssen defends the plan, claiming it will benefit athletics and has five clubs already joined with more considering membership.
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New York
Janssen
Amteur Athletic Union
Ala.u
Ita
F. W. Janssen
Von der Ahe Eyes 1892 St Louis Club with Key Signings
St Louis reports that the Brown Stockings bid farewell to the city and President Von der Ahe plans to manage the club himself next season. He aims to keep top players, sign new Western Leaguers, and pursue Boyle and Fuller, while Comiskey may join Cincinnati. Rumors say the league may expand to ten clubs with St Louis and Baltimore involved. Ex-manager Watkins visited the owner.
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St. Louis
von der Ahe
Comiskey
Cincinnati Club
Cincinnati
Comiskery
Brush
Dungan
McMahon
Boyle
Fuller
Baltimore
Mound City
W. H. Watkins
Dartmouth Defeats Stevens In Intercollegiate Football Match
In Hoboken the Stevens Institute faced Dartmouth in the third Eastern Inter-Collegiate game. Dartmouth dominated early and late, finishing 32 to 12 in their favor as New Hampshire’s squad showed strong form.
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New York
Hoboken
Stevens Institute
Dartmouth
New Hampshire
Cricketers Return Tour Promises 1893 U S Visit
A Melbourne sighting reports a City of New York steamer voyage from New York where a cricket captain hails a highly successful U S tour. He states he will return to America in 1893 with eleven more selected cricketers.
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City
New York
United States
America
New York Team Players Sign Three Year Contracts
Daniel Richardson, second baseman for the season's New York team, signed a three year guaranteed agreement with the Wagner brothers for the local Association club. Outfielder Hoy also signed an Athletic contract as did Roger Connor, first baseman, for the same club.
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Daniel Richardson
New York
Wagner Brothers
Hoy
Roger Connor
Notorious Spurious Money Ring Nets Child In Custody
Erie reports William Van Nauler of Venango county and William Seeley jailed for forging money using Van Nauler molds. James McCormick remains in Scranton jail, with Miss Nettie Morgan, 15, captured and held as a precaution. Detectives Mc Sweeney and McManus led the arrests.
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Erie
Navy
United States
William van Nauler
Venango
Crawford County
van Nauler
James McCormick
Scranton
William Seeley
Stoneboro
Cambridge
Nettie Morgan
van Nayler
California Athletic Club to purse 7500 for Maher Corbett bout
A special dispatch from Boxing Committee chairman R Valentine reports the California Athletic Club will offer 7500 for a contest between Peter Maher and Jim Corbett to be staged in January under club auspices. Correspondence seeks Maher and Corbett replies while noting a potential O'Brien La Blanche prize fight with terms and expenses discussed.
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California Athletic Club
Jim Corbett
Peter Maher
le Blanche
Brien
Police Gazette
R. Valentine
Maher
Corbett
Billy Madden
Jack O'Brien
George la Blanche
Ogden
Utah
Police Geoffs
London
O'Brien
Sporting Life
National Athletic
Pelican
la Blanche
O'B Brien
England
Nations Club
Gaztte
Nationallb
Richard K. Fox
New York
California
Corkhill Signs with Pittsburg Club for Next Season
Corkhill accepted a definite contract with Pittsburg after an offer from others, receiving the same salary as last season and portion of advance money. McGunnigle may sign two more players soon while Mark Baldwin’s signing is likely delayed until February or March. In Louisville, Frank B. Harper reported a telegram from John Stringfield praising Longfellow as the leading American sire in 1891, challenging prior belief about St Blaise or The Ill Used.
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McGunnigle
Corkhill
Pittsburg
Mark Baldwin
LexrxctTox
Frank B. Harper
Longfellow
John K. Stringfield
America
HM. L. McGaw & Son
West End Record
Nct
Mostooumnr
Penn Avenue
Fourth Street
Grubbs
Dusty track and fast results at Guttenburg and Washington fairs
Daily racing and sports notes report dust and ideal conditions at Guttenburg Track New Jersey with six races led by Natalie S and Firefly wins. Washington matches feature Promenade Mollie r Senorita Mary Stone and St Luke winners. Broad coverage includes Corbett Maher talk, salary disputes, and college football practice highlights.
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Guttenburg
N.J
Natalie S
Tammany Hall
Padre
Firefly
Forest King
Salisbury
Donohue
Lowlander
Rover
Harvard V Yale Contingent Set for Hampden Park Game
Harvard fans claim confidence as Yale faces scrutiny with both teams preparing for the Hampden Park showdown on November 21. Plans include a 22 000 seat circular grand stand, excursion trains, reduced rail fares, and accommodations at Cooley House for Harvard and Massasoit for Yale. Local hotels report heavy bookings and Smith College and Vassar contingents expected. Estimated stand fitting and park rental cost about 5000 dollars.
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St PrinvGreip
Yale
Harvard
Hampder Park
Blues
Springfield
Cooley House
Massasuit
Smith College
Vassar
Williams Defeats Brown University In Exhibition Tilt
Williams overwhelmed Brown University 55 to 0 in Williams Town on November 4. Brown did not field a representative squad due to injuries, allowing Williams to play steadily and control the game from start to finish.
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Williamstown
Williams
Brown University
Brown
Comiskey to Manage Cincinnati Ball Club Next Season
Indianapolis November 4 John T Thrash said he secured Comiskey to play with and manage the Cincinnati team next season. Comiskey held a long conference with Brush in town yesterday and the salary is reported not to be less than a specified amount.
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Manx Batowis
Tommy McCanthy
Jim O'Neill
Hot Springs
Iris
al Buckenberger
Washington
Sriven
Fist
Chicago
Wawrru
Kansas City
Sioux City
Billy Hart
Shurvas
Turner
Jace Crooks
Phil Knell
Columbus Club
Philadelphia Athletics
Columbus
Amos Rusie
Indianapolis
Association
Cincinnati
Mr. Brush
John T. Thrash
Comiskey
Brush
Ex-Club President Palmer O'Neil Goes to Chicago
J Palmer O Neil former head of the local baseball club traveled to Chicago last night on private business and club duties. He may sign one or two players during the trip and plans to return within the week.
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J. Palmer O'Neil
Chicago
A Leap in the Dark. Settlement Talks After Days of Consultation
Philadelphia reports on November 4 detailing ongoing talks with owners after several days of consultation. The article notes cautious progress and potential implications for an unresolved dispute and future arrangement.
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Philadelphia
Barillas Unmuzzles Guatemala Press in Bid to Hold Office
From City of Mexico dated Nov 4 reports say Guatemala under Barillas has loosened press restrictions after two weeks of turmoil. Journalists fear imprisonment and revolution if he tries to permanently muzzle dissent. Barillas refuses cabinet advice to flee until after December election.
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City
Mexico
Guatemala
Barillas
Ocean Steamship Arrivals From Various Ports
Steamship arrivals list includes ships coming from Liverpool Antwerp and other ports with destinations including New York and Philadelphia. Varying routes show transatlantic traffic and multiple vessel names appear in the muddled OCR.
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Evakes
Philade Lord Clive
Liverpool
New York
Burglary Gang in Pittsburg Area Loots Mercer's Stores
A Pittsburg gang of expert burglars is blamed for a series of thefts across the county, totaling about 10 000 dollars in goods shipped to a Pittsburg fence. Towoski Brothers clothing store in Franklin lost clothing watches and jewelry worth about 1 000 dollars. Additional reports note horse theft in Worth township and a fatal shooting near Wilsonburg by a hunter who mistook a child for game. Weather notes report light rain and warmer southerly winds.
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Franklin
Pittsburg
Towoski Brothers
Wright
Worth Township
Mercer County
Appeals From Assessments Heard by Allegheny Board of Assessors
The Allegheny Board of Assessors began hearings on assessment appeals. The First and Second wards were taken up and may not conclude before Saturday. Forty appeals were heard yesterday with little notable importance, though several interesting appeals are expected today from the Second ward.
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Board of Assessors
Allegheny
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Promenade
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Connellsville
Harry Glascow
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Jeter
Park Institute
North Ave
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Curry Collegiate Department
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Curry School of Election
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M. Wood
McNaugher & CO
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Washington Street
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Solicitor of Patents
Fifth Ave
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JAS. Mneil & Bro
Twenty-ninth Street
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Fifth Avenue
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