No Paid Amateurs Annual Meeting News
New York reports the AAU plans its annual meeting to address reinstating athletes who turned pro. The piece outlines amateur purity, describes scoring for all round champions, and lists top contenders such as James Mitchell and Ernie Hjertberg with points from national field championships.
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New York
A. A.U
Board of Managers
Tts
The
Amateur Athletic Union
James & Mitchell
Manhattan Field
Hjecrtberg
Ernie Hjertberg
New Jersey
A. C
C. Bayer
Tura Verein
Harry Jewett
Detroit
A.C
Manttan
Fr. C. Puffer
Manhattan
Reserved Seats Sell Fast for Pratt's A A and P A Clash
The A A and P A football game at Pratt's drew heavy demand for seats with buyers purchasing blocks of five ten or a 25 count. Estimates expect 5 000 to 10 000 spectators if weather remains pleasant. Kickoff is at 3 pm though lineup remains uncertain and substitutions may be used. Colors crimson and white or blue and white will be worn and banners displayed. Extra streetcars will run and grounds will offer ample provisions.
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Saturasy
A.A. A
P. A
Pratt
Princeton Football Season Ends After Harsh Victory
Saturday's tough game left Prince ton's football team in ruins with players physically dilapidated, forcing cancellation of remaining season games.
Louis Man Proposes $100,000 Baseball Venture Reorganization
A St. Louis capitalist offers $100,000 to reorganize the old American Association. Ed Cuthbert says the investor seeks cities originally in the association to join a twelve club league and may pursue the franchise of the St. Louis Browns. If successful, efforts would target Louisville Detroit Philadelphia and others for new or revived teams.
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Low
St. Louis
American Association
Cuthbert
van der Ale
the & Louis Browns
Louis
Npar
Louisville
Detroit
Note
Philadelphis
Esoc
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Figure Proposes New Basketball League Scheme
A Brooklyn man contemplates forming a new organization to avoid antagonizing the Players League. He aims to attract funding including a rich donor offering 100000 dollars connected to William Johnson a street railway magnate and Congressman.
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Brooklyn
William Johnson
Thamos Street Railway
Or Johnson
Cleveland Players League
DUMPS AT GUTTENBERG RACES WITH SURPRISES AND WINS
At Guttenberg the early races produced shocks and near upsets. Miss Bell was beaten in the first race, while Sweethread and Caledonia figures attracted heavy betting as favorites. Time and payouts featured bold odds, with multiple horses selling at auction and varied purses across events.
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Gourrexsena
Miss Bell
Summarica
Hy Eix Fure
Sullross
H. Poon
Firet
Sweethread
McKeever
Snedeker
Eing Hazem Ih
Eatontown
Pauline + Pruoty
Trace
Fire
Jones
Caledonia
Martin
Crump
Marie Stoops
Gridin
Happy Maid
Helen
Nlao
Caledoniae
Marle Stoops
Maid
Thien
Panway
Panuway
Wieland
Miss Beile
Chauncey
Frontenac
Vera
Turk
Baylor I
Mott
Arsty Fenelon
Or R. Jone
Tira
Double Cross
My Fellow
Kirkover
Pendon
Hagelharst Hi
Villa Slarie
Turk II
van Thine
Alma T
Sgt Berwin
Bob Sutherland
Via Marie
Turk IL
Atoll Andd Tos
Talore
Hill
Fairplay Airwal md
Coons
Leigh
Loruis
Walter Keim
Plathods Ita
Tim Retting
Sentament
Stoll
Fairey
Ocean
iSteland Stoll
Walter Kelm
Tol
Eee Fintlands
Guttenberg Card: Night Racing Pools at Louisville
Guttenberg races are previewed with pooled bets listed for tomorrow. Horses and odds appear across six races including Shirtover and Gladator in the first and Gladiator in the fifth, with prices and placements noted for each entry.
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Louisville
Guttenberg
wila—Shotover
Matauley
Lilie EK
Sweetbread
Merry Duke
Radiant
Eleanor
Dan Sully
Trump
Eevee
Wislet
Cote B
Garry Honseo
Paneny
Alma TS
Balbri
Strand
Blueen
Hory
Pat Conley
Logan
Sanwas
Races From Nashville Meet Result Summary
Results from Nashville on November 10 show four races with winners Zampost Colonel 5 Serviter The Sculptor and top placements. Winners include Zampost Huffin Kildare Colonel 5 and The Sculptor with times around 1 12 to 1 42 and :57 respectively.
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Nashvillle
Zampost
Huffin
Henry Owetry
Rose Hoy
Jessie R
Kildare
Litt Annie
Whittier
Trace
Colonel
Queen Enis
Hesperia
Serviter
Seoun
Valeria
Urse
Sculptor
Eas
Ad Greenwood
Sir Cart
Tol
Buccaneer Wins High Stakes Match at Portemouth Park
At Portemouth Park on November 10, Buccaneer a 4 year old bay colt owned by Lord Rosslyn defeated Nun Thorp a 6 year old bay horse owned by Colonel North in a match race. The prize cup valued at 500 pounds was supplied by the Portemouth Park executive amid debates in the sporting world over the negotiations.
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Lorvon
Colonel North
Nunthorp
Lord Bo«slyn
Buccaneer
Portemouth Park
Porteamouth Park
Lord Rosslyn
Amateur cyclists clash over legitimacy and licenses
The National Cyclists Union of England faces ire from amateur makers groups who accuse professionals of trade compensation. A March council proposal by E B Turner suggests licensing for riders tied to trade, with a center driven committee to grant full or conditional licenses and a ban on trade-connected entrants.
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National Cyclists’ Union of England
March
E. B Turner
Guy
Council of the
New Orleans Club Wins Hall Fitzsimmons Fight Bid
New Orleans gains the Hall versus Fitzsimmons bout after Jim Hall accepts Noel’s offer over Judge Newton’s $45,000 proposal. Charney Mitchell will also take Crescent City’s $50,000 bid to stage a match with Corbett.
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New York
Coney Island
Crescent City
Jim Hall
Bob Fitzsimmons
New Orleans
Wiliam E. Harding
Richard K. Fox
Hall
Noel
Newton
Dunraven Challenges America for Cup in 1893 Race
New York reports that Lord Dunraven will pursue the America's Cup in 1893 with the Royal Yacht Squadron of Britain backing the challenge. H Muirland Kersey, acting for White Star Line and the Earl, received a cable from Dunraven via the steamer Germanic. The vessel departed Liverpool and Queenstown yesterday and is due in the United States about a week from tomorrow.
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New York
Lord Dunraven
Royal Yacht Squadron
Great Britain
H. Muirland Kersey
White Star Line
Danraven
Germanic
Liverpool
Queenstown
General Sporting Notes From Local Tracks And Games
Suburban sports notes report postponements at Homewood Park due to a muddy track. Shadyside Academy vs Dan High School game also delayed. Staffing issues hinder tomorrow’s three A W and BP team match. Mentions injury concerns among players and commentary on football directors in Philadelphia. Giants’ next season plans referenced.
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Homewood Park
Accoun
Shadyside Academy
Tearme Dan
Titans
A‘w
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Eneagnen
Mace University
Dr. Gros
Hedley
Giants
Athletics and theater notes mix of sports and stage
The column lists baseball positions Brouthers at first Ward second Richardson at short Latham at base and mentions a New York Press remark on early form. It also reports on football growth in Pennsylvania and theater actor Wallace Ross joining Dark Secret shows and comparisons to George Hosmer. A cable notes stallion Ormonde returning to England and breeding plans, with global travel and sculling and Australian and Canadian material scouting, plus notes on professional carpentry and training in the US. It blends sports, theater, and shipping chatter with varied names and locales.
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Ward
Danny Richardson
Latham
New York Press
Pewnetlvania
New York World
Wallace Ross
Dark Secret
Scully
George Hosmer
Osris
Athens
England
Ormonde
Eagi
Tom Buenos
San Francisco
Alexander McL&eas
Frazer River
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Songuch
Victoria
Nanaimo
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Aleck
Peeteee
Queen Threatens Cabinet Clash in Hawaiian Crisis
A Honolulu telegram reports a government near bankruptcy with unpaid workers and a rift between Queen Liliuokalani and the Legislature. The Queen demands appointing her own Cabinet, while the opposition blocks funding and threatens a new constitution with universal suffrage, risking a constitutional crisis.
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Bay Francisco
Honolulu
United States
Tin Plate Factory Breaks Ground in Atlanta
Ground was broken today for the largest tin factory in the United States in Atlanta. Stan ford, president of the Indiana Tin Plate Manufacturing Company, says the plant will be erected despite Democratic victory. The Indiana Plate Manufacturing Company is capitalized at $2,000,000 and plans to double Elwood capacity soon.
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Indianapolis
Atlanta
United States
Stanford
Indiana Tin Plate Manufacturing Company
Indiana Plate Manufacturing Company
Atlanta Herald
Conger
Elwood
Powderbly to Retire at Knights of Labor Convention
Des Moines leader J B Sovereign reports major revision of Knights of Labor constitution and by laws at the St Louis National Convention opening next Tuesday. About 100 delegates will attend with accommodations arranged. Pow erly likely to retire as Master Workman with A W Wright named as successor.
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J. RB. Sovereign
Des Moines
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Knights
Powerly
A. W. Wright
Order
Banker A Kean Indicted for Concealing Bank Funds
Chicago a grand jury indicted banker A Kean for feloniously concealing money from deposits at his bank. A capias was issued for his arrest and a deputy sheriff took him into custody.
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Chicago
Kean
Keystone Statesmen Republicans Lead In State Senate Votes
Official returns show Republicans holding 31 Senate seats to 17 for Democrats with two districts undecided. House results list 136 Republicans and 68 Democrats, yielding a joint majority around 82 to 84. A single Democrat, Henry D. Green, is re elected from Berks. The list includes numerous district representatives across Philadelphia Harrisburg Allegheny and Luzerne counties with many names and affiliations.
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Henry D. Green
Berks County
Senate
Associated Pleas
House of Representatives
Bradford County
Philadelphia
George A. Warre
Adolon Heyerlein
H. Co ‘Ley
A. Richardson
Robert J. Moore
Jacob D. Shick
John H. Crouse
Henry KE. Boyer
John M. Scott
C. K. Bolles
Frank M. Ritter
William R.leeds
Albert Crawford
Ry Coffin
H.tora E
William M. Kidd
Walton Penniwell
John B. Devlin
William F. Stewart
Elias Abrams
John H. Fow
James Clarency
John A. Jennis
Alfred H. Raven
William H. Keyser
John H. Ribel
William J. Cassan
J. L Harrison
Jolbn O
Taxis
William Ickles
EB. Adams
Wm. T. Siegier
W. F. Aithouse
D. Allegheny
E. Wertheimer
Mulbronner
W. T. Mareball
Wm. J. McDonald
M. B. Lemon
A. Mackerell
John Kearns
S. M. Lafferty
W.M. Culbertson
David E. Weaver
E. M. Cotton
John W. Nesbit
M. M. Wilson
John T. Richey
Samuel Wallace
Samuel EF. Stewart
Armstrong
S. B. Cochrane
Frank Master. Hesyer
L F
Mansfield
Jacob Weyand
Agneste Cessna
Wm. C. Smith
Farmer Tigegart Defeated in Montgomery County Senate Race
In Montgomery County the opponent of Senator Cameron in the last session, Farmer Tigegart, was defeated on Tuesday for re election. Four Republicans and one Democrat were elected.
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Philadelphia
Navy
Montgomery County
Tigegart
Cameron
Judgment liens against Murphy cotton man rise over 75000
Execution has been issued on two judgments entered by Charles A. Furbush of Furbush Machinery Company against Joseph P. Murphy a Philadelphia cotton manufacturer. The action notes a large liability and estimates total liabilities will exceed seventy five thousand dollars.
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Philadelphia
Charles A. Furbush
Furbush Machinery Company
Joseph P. Murphy
Somata
Weather Map Indications Shift Storms Across North America
The storm has moved from Georgia to New Brunswick increasing in intensity. A second storm travels from Montana to Manitoba. The clearing area shifts from Northern Texas to Southern Texas will influence most regions. Light rain in the extreme Northwest and along the Atlantic coast. Temperatures drop in the Southeast and rise elsewhere.
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Georgia
New Brunswick
Montana
Manitoba
Texas
Upper Lake
Atlantic
Harrison Wins Pennsylvania With 63 275 Plurality
Revised statewide returns show Harrison ahead by about 63 275 votes as official tallies adjust. Philadelphia aided him, Allegheny County slipped by about 6 563, rural counties show gains and losses for each candidate in early county tabulations.
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Keystone State
Harrison
Philadelphia
Allegheny County
State Board of Health Meets to Address Epidemics and Cholera Prep
Harrisburg reports the State Board of Health convened to review outbreaks of smallpox diphtheria and dysentery, note limited cholera response due to funds, urge state sanitary reform and national wards for lepers, and consider next year’s cholera invasion risks with a special meeting slated.
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Harrisburg
State Board of Health
Lee
Philadelphia
American Public Health Association
City
Mexico
Insane Duquesne Worker Found After Escape
Charles Johnson an employee at a tile works in Duquesne fled the mill in a mania and vanished until last night when found in a storm inside the fence around the works. He was taken to Dixmont hospital after the episode.
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Mckeesport
Charles Johnson
Duquesne
Dixmont
PENNSYLVANIA AT THE WORLD'S FAIR MEETING AGENDA
The Executive Committee of the World's Fair Board met in Harrisburg. An appropriation of 2000 was approved for Miss Garrett to exhibit two months of her deaf education method. The state will fund 10000 toward a Chicago children's home project for paupers. A souvenir plan for Pennsylvania was discussed. McShane & Co offered a bell for the State clock tower. referred to building minutes. All reports showed strong board activity with full space applications.
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Hatrtascre
Garrett
Chicago
Poer
Pennsylvania
McShane & Co
Baltimore
A boodler breaks down in arraignment
Charles Nevendorff, one of seven Chicago Councilmen charged with soliciting bribes, was arraigned for trial and confessed to the oath bound gang meeting at his store after midnight and plotting to bleed rich corporations seeking franchises. Manchester a Methodist steward and Sunday school superintendent is next. his trial starts Monday.
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ToleDo
Charles Nevendorff
Manchester
Election Forecast Names Hogg Governor Chooser
In Dallas on November 10 Clark's and Nugent's friends concede Hogg's decisive governor victory by a large majority.
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Dallas
Tex
Clark
Nugent
Hogg
Caldwell Residents Propose Renaming Town Cleveland
Caldwell citizens protest a report that Mr. Cleveland did not win the town. Born in Caldwell, he previously carried the town by 32 votes, a GOP stronghold. Residents consider renaming Caldwell to Cleveland to honor him.
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Newark
N. J
Caldwell
Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland
Pittsburgh Gas Well Blaze Damages Property
A Pennsylvanian gas well operated by the Pennsylvania Company ignited last week in McKeesport and caused about 2 000 dollars in losses. The fire destroyed a lamp or gas installation valued at that amount and damaged nearby structures.
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Ricob Bestwick
Ee Core Twick
Oae Brothers & Co
Printanne Eng
McKsesport
Pennsylvania
George W Geddes Dies At Mansfield Home
Hon George W Geddes aged 68 died at his Mansfield residence after a long career in public life. He served four terms in Congress between 1878 and 1886 and was once a Democratic candidate for the Ohio Supreme Court. He also ran unsuccessfully for governor, noted as a leading figure of the Randall school.
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Cleveland
George W. Geddes
Mansfield
Supreme Bench of
Ohio
Randall
Brew Adver Some Dealers Hoodwink People Forever
An advertisement warns readers against fire sales bankrupt sales and fake penny advertisements while asserting legitimacy. It promotes home made clothing with a one year guarantee and emphasizes value with suits priced at 10 to 15 dollars and overcoats at 8 to 14 dollars. The notice invites curiosity and claims customers will gain by visiting the store.
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