Out for Blood Now Association Men Surprised
National League officials debate an altered national agreement with minor leagues, aiming to ease future baseball operations. A potential transfer of Mike Kelly from Boston to New York sparks further talk as Soden notes a tough fight ahead between League and Association. Silver King slated to pitch for New York next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National League
American Association
Brme
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Hrooklin
New York City
Brine
A. H. Soden
Soden
Mike Kelly
New York Baseball Club
Day
Boston
Tozet
Kelly
Mike
Polo Grounds
Bennett
Ganzel
Stover
Brodie
Lowe
Billy Nash
King
Prince
Boston Association
Pittsburg
Silver King
Club Director Hints At Jack Boyle Signing Possibility
Director Kerr of the local club said he and the board hoped to sign Jack Boyle as a catcher but inaction by others spoiled the chance. Kerr also mentioned Killen may be secured to pitch for Pittsbuge hub, and that efforts to obtain Killen and Davies should have been made earlier. He favors proven pitchers over unproven youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr
Jack Boyle
Killen
Pittsbuge
Davies
Mills Seeks Peace in Baseball Dispute
A. G. Mills, president of the New York Athletic Club and former Na tional Baseball League leader, says the current baseball turmoil endangers the game without a national agreement and hopes contending parties will reach peace soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Mills
New York Athletic Club
National Baseball League
Rhodes Pleased Not with Yates Showing Promises to Coach
W C Thedes, captain of last year’s Yate team, arrives in New Haven and will coach the eleven until Thanksgiving. Amherst officiated yesterday as referee and Rhodes expressed dissatisfaction with Yale’s performance amid a soggy field. Yale's final home game ended 37 to 0 against Ambersi, sending 600 students home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Cons
W. C. Thedes
Amherst
Cleveland
Yale
Ambersi
Inter class football final and campus paint incident
The Ninety three juniors won the inter class football title after a hard fought season. Yale Amherst clash highlighted improved offense but weak defense and poor interference while campus pride was stained by red paint and the inscription on Forty-ninth street prompting a faculty inquiry and possible expulsion measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
College
Forty-ninth Street
Low
Colege
York Sun
Adelbert Wins Intercollegiate Final Over Dennison 14–10
In Newark on November 12 the championship football game between Adelbert College Cleveland and Dennison Granville ended 14 to 10 in favor of Adelbert. The Adelberts displayed superior rushing and line play, and a large crowd saw an exciting contest on Athletic grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Granville
Adelbert
Cleveland
Dennison
Adelberts
Slosson and Schaefer Face Behind the Scenes Match Tussle
George Slosson received word from Jacob Schaefer that John Moulds will arrange the December 22 championship emblem match in New York. Schaefer to gain £250 expenses if he loses. Slosson, unhappy with Chickering Hall gate returns, warns of possible forfeiture and dispute among rival parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Slosson
Jacob Schaefer
John Moulds
Moulds
Schaefer
Slosson
Chickering Hall
F. Troescher
Siosson
Tug of war tournament invites all nations at Battery D
Projections for the December week tug of war event under Parson Davies invite teams from Wales Sweden Italy Poland Denmark and many others. Evan Lewis a Welsh wrestler could join a Sons of Davis representation. Africa also plans a strong entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Battery D
Parson” Davies
Great Britain
Evan Lewis
St. Davis
San Francisco
Jockeys and bettors figure in Guttenberg racing scene
Racing news from Guttenberg covers a trot judge at the head of the stretch, Jockry Pixe Barnes adding Spring Away to his stable, and training moves including Joe McArthure in San Francisco. It notes disputes over the Smith Farrell race, a protest payout to Pittsboro bettors, and various suspensions and signings in the Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirene Loritiano
John Heavine
Bashford
Chief Justice
Bermuda
Jon
Rerrity
Charlies Reilly
Ed. Crane
NFL World
Guttenberg
Jockry Pixe Barnes
Springaway
Springbok
Queen Maud
Joe McArthrre
San Francisco
Patsy Cardiff
Pittsboro
Aone
Belle Meade
Huron
Corrigan
McGunnigle
Woodcock
Association
Nancy Hoyt
Madison Square Theater
Capt. Anson
Mr. Hoyt
Anson
Not to Kill the Smaller Clubs in Amateur Athletics
A New York telegraph piece explains Fred Janssen's proposed athletic league aimed at clubs like Staten Island and Orange Crescent. The plan preserves AAU membership rules, creates two club classes, and argues benefits for prominent smaller clubs while keeping amateurs and professionals distinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
New York
New Athletic League
Fred Janssen
Staten Island Athletic Club
Janssen
League of Athletic Clubs
Amateur Athletic Union
AALU
Orange Crescent
Staten Island-Englewood
Athletic Club
Dana
Challenge to Priddy backer offers foot race stakes
A backer of Peter Priddy left a $50 forfeit and a challenge in The Dispatch promising a $250 side race between Priddy and E C McClelland for 100 yards to five miles, six weeks after signing articles. If McClelland declines, Priddy will race any man six weeks from signing for $500 or $1,000 a side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Priddy
E. C. McClelland
McClelland
Priddy
McClelland to Race Veteran Seibert Five Miles at Wheeling Fair
E. C. McClelland and veteran Andy Seibert agreed to a five mile foot race with Seibert receiving a half mile head start for a $250 side prize. The contest is planned for November 28 at the Wheeling Fair Grounds. McClelland also offered to race Paxton of Martin's Ferry over 100 yards with a ten yard head start, or Wilson of Bellaire, on the same terms. He does not claim to be a sprinter but Wheeling sprinters want to race him as he trains daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Seibert
Seibert
Wheeling Fair Grounds
McClelland
Paxton
Martin’s Ferry
Wilson
Bellsire
Farrell and Quinn Return After Race Delay at New Castle
Steve Farrell and his backer along with John Quinn return from New Castle where the track was too poor for racing. They met at the office and debated aloud about unfair treatment and self payment after a racing win. Farrell vows to try for record time on Homewood track challenging Joe Priddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Farrell
John Quinn
G. Smith
New Castle
Farrell
Homewood
Farrell offers Priddy betting terms for 300 yard race
Farrell states he will give Joe Priddy a 10 yard head start in a 300 yard race for $5005 with $100 expenses to run at Ville Conn. He promises Priddy better treatment than he has received in Pittsburg and guarantees he will not be robbed if he defeats him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrell
Joe Priddy
Ville
Conn
Pittsburg
Turf Congress Elect Officers And Promotes Honest Racing
The Turf Congress met in Chicago on November 12 1892 electing Holly Wells of St Louis as President General J F Robinson of Lexington Ky Vice President E C Hopper of Latonia as Secretary and C L Bradley as Treasurer. They adopted a resolution to cooperate with racing bodies for honest national racing and to establish a club for this purpose and to bar anyone paid to scratch a horse from member tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Turf Congress
St Louis
Holly Wells
St. Louis
J. F. Robinson
Lexington
E. C. Hopper
Latonia
Congress
Bonner Applauds Arion's Record Trotting Milestone
Robert Bonner discussed the two-year-old Arion's Stockton California mile in 2 10 3/4 with high praise after Senator Stanford had sent a congratulatory note. He expressed astonishment at such a feat and wished to see the trotter go in two minutes before retiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Bonner
Stockton
Cal
Bonner
Stanford
Track results and local racing notes from Nashville and Braddock
Nashville racing reports six furlongs to a mile and a sixteenth with times and placings for six races as Connie Buckingham Zeke Hardy Maud B Red Cap Ethel Gray Hydy Somer set Patti Rosa Fliar Ernest L and Billy Smith. Braddock coverage notes A Williams from McKeesport arranged a Union Driving Park event with five entrants from McKeesport and two from Braddock offering a $100 purse plus a trotting and pacing race between local studs and McKeesport competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Connie Buckingham
Zeke Hardy
Maud B
Seven Ithaca
Climax II
Lady Blackburn
Red Cap
Ethel Gray
Hydy
Somerset
Rival
Patti Rosa
Fliar
Ernest L
Billy Smith
Braddock
A. Williams
McKeesport
Union Driving Park
Here
McKecesport
Central Illinois Trotting Circuit Formed
A new Central Illinois Trotting Circuit unites Decatur Bloomington Springfield Pekin Kankakee and Peoria. D W Voorheis of Danville elected President and C M Reed of Bloomington Secretary. Meetings start in the third week of June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Int
Central
Wilkinsburg Plans Athletic Club With Home Grounds
Wilkinsburg prepares for a strong baseball season and multi sport program. An incorporated Wilkinsburg Athletic Association plans a charter, raises 32000 dollars at ten dollars a share, and will use Doran property for ground and track. The club will include a clubhouse with gymnasium and billiard room to attract both ladies and gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinsburg
Wilkinsburg Athletic Association
Messrs
S. H. Thompson
B. W. Carskaddon
John McMahon
J. K. Dillon
Frank Miller
Doran
Homewood
Association
Weather forecast for Western Pennanylva nia region
United States Weather Bureau notes a Westerly wind and generally fair conditions Friday with lake shore snow flurries, colder but fair Saturday and probably Sunday. Temperature ranges show a maximum around 44 degrees with low readings and light rainfall, based on local observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennanylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
River News and Notes from Louisville Despatch
River movements and water stage updates report river rising with 1 foot 7 inches on the falls and 3 feet 7 inches in the canal. Departures listed include Madison and Carrollton bound boats and several names such as J. Odil and Evansville connections with Big Kana wha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Louisvville
Madison
Lee Brooks
River Gauge Readings and Weather Summary
Upper Gauges show Allegheny River at 1 foet 9 inches rising and cloudy. Monentown River at 6 feet 1 inch rising slowly with cloudy skies and 45 degrees at noon. Brownsville River at 5 feet 2 inches rising and cloudy with 42 degrees at 5 PM. Warrex River at 0.0 feet rising with light rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Jewerson
Moneantown
Brownsville
Waarrex
River conditions and departures listed in city notices
The snippet reports river measurements with rises and falls across locations including Cincinnati and Memphis, noting fair cool weather and departures such as Kate Adams to Arkansas City and John for New Orleans. It also mentions river levels like 2 feet 0 inches rising and 4 feet 7 inches and general conditions: clear, cool, cloudy, or colder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMinis
Kate Adams
Arkansas City
Savannah
Natchez
John (Ilmore
New Orleans
Memphis
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals List Dense With Names
Long roster of hotel guests from New York to Chicago and Philadelphia, including Colins, Richards, Reed, and many others, detailing arrivals at a city hotel. Spans multiple cities such as Cleveland, Buffalo, Baltimore, Detroit, and Washington with numerous personal names and initials.
Notable Visitors and Guests At Pittsburg Hotels
U S District Attorney Lyon and wife visited Washington City with Miss Alice Maspy. Wealthy English tourists John and Walter Matthews paused in Pittsburg for manufacturing research. Chicago’s $. Richardson and Little Rock’s Robert Newton stayed with Col. W. P. Read at the Monongahela House. Various executives and engineers from Philadelphia, Middlesborough, and Wheeling registered at local hotels, including Cadwallader Biddle of Philadelphia, J H King of Painesville, and FE Greeves of Baltimore and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Stevens, Jr
New York
H. Bronson
Cleveland
Baltimore
C. S Richards
Chicago
Robert Newton
Little Rock
W. P. Read
W. F. Melcher
J. M. Rton
Poorin
J. N. Clark
Buffalo
W. B. Warner
Hartford
C. F. Miller
Lancaster
G. M. Halm
Cincinnati
C. L. Snowden
Brownsville
L. Garwood
Champaign
A. W. Bishop
Charles de Muth
Connellsville
J. J._Kennedy
New Haven
G. A. Winn
Boston
F. W. Miller
Philadelphia
E. Eens
H. Harmon
Aurora
Daniel Eagan
Sharon
C. W. Grimes
A. J. Cromwell
W. H. Harrison
Newark
Brooklyn
W. P. Kelly
H. A. Wilder
W. A. Sprouil
JA. W. Rinse
D. N. Roberts
W. C. Barnhart
T. A. Snider
Fr. C. Mitchell
Cumberland
W. J. Johnson
New Cantre
J. Marx
A. Karchen
Tait
H. A. Newkirk
A. D. Wood
Warren
Charles Pettigrew
Sam Fewbrite
Joliet
N. B. Billingsley
New Lisbon
K. Gallacher
Lock Haven
Patterson
B. F. Stewart
H. B. Morgan
Monroe
Satemeve
Pagans A
Sac
Jeem Barker
E. C. Foerster
C G. Hemmineway
la Nara
H. N. Jackson
F. C. Bollwig
Toledo
T. A. Rider
Ft. Wayne
N. T. Libby
Charles Schwarz
H. Peatchill
Lyndonville
H. P. Con
J. Levering Jones
Weesblocken Heights
May
R.L. Sinclair
South Orange
C. B. de le Vergue
T. Gerry
H. Stratton
Holyoke
Milwaukee
W. L. Richmond
Providence
E. D. Mullen
E. R. Fletcher
St. Albans
A. H. Loach
J. 4. White
Sevexta Avence
J. M. Lambing
Corry
C. M. Meltsner
B. Meltsner
W. Merrill
Springfield
G. W. Stinson
L. L. Minor
Uniontown
L. C. Batton
Winston
C. J. Watterman
Millerstown
J. M. Corbus
Heaver Falls
C. E. Southard
G. F. Kribbs
Clarion
M. Eickersberg
G. McDonald
Eee
V. Sloan
Brady's Bend
John Ithew
Walter Matthews
Leeds
J. B. Mondsen
McKeesport
W. W. Brown
Bradford
K. B. Taylor
Butler
Charles Corbet
Brookville
L. A. Warner, Jr
W. 5. Smith
San Francisco
A. E. Green
Z. T. Richards
C. H. Smith
B.D. Waters
G. 3. Miller
William Duke, Jr
Wellsville
MA. Sturtevant
Black River
N. Erskine
A. Douglass
New Cumberland
Scurossen
W. Henderson
Moses Goldschmidt
MW. B. Heisman
Philadelhia
Alex. Campbell
Julina
Julina Jnhn, New York; E. &. Dailey, G. L. Reis, Middlesborough; W. T. Briggs
J. H. Lephart
Off City
David Lamberts
Binksville
F. Doerr
Erie
John Martin
James Outs
D. W. Irwin
P. M. Dillon
Kecksburg
A. F. Wise
Alliance
E. Gaines
St. Paul
H. Fulton
Denver
C. W. Denney
Colorado
Spa
James Neel
Me Pleasant
A. Wolcott
Wolcott
Ind
M. Chammerit
B. J. Cook
Kittan
Ning
William Smith
Ottawa
A.connor
Somersville
Bolivar
B.smith
B. G. Beasly
T. Lewis
J. Talbot
J. J. Prattton
F. H. Crafts
J. M. Taylor
D. R. Hilliard
Parker
H. L. White
J. Spence
St. Louis
Merrett Greene
Elin
W.W. Stack
B. Warne
Bedford
J.P. Taylor
Wheeling
Oscar S. McCall
H.C. Whiteman
Oneonta
G. M. Hopkins
J. C. Smith
Washington
D. F. Kerr
Cent
Milerstown
A. L. Wiley
Columbus
U.S
Lyon
Washington City
Alice Maspy
John
England
Pittsburg
Richardson
Ark
Monongahela House
W. G. Carroll
T. W. Carroll
American Taolor and Iron Company
E. C. Darley
J. P. Witherow
Middlesborough
Duquesne
Cadwallader Biddle
State Board of Charities
J. H. King
Painesville
Anderson
Oe Atoe Hearich
Ashington
D. C
J. Finley
Kittanning
Colin M. Reed
Washington County
Ironongahela House
Frank Tucker
P. H. Moore
Ohio Valley
FE. W. Greeves
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Pittsburgers Lodge in New York Hotels
The following Pittsburgers checked into New York hotels today. A F Allen Earle's Hotel J B R Darragh Hotel Imperial Mrs J B Dilworth Brunswick H Knox and wife Hotel Brunswick G W Linls Sturtevant House A Easner Coleman Louse KR W Roseburgh Sturtevant H Rushton Sturtevant C F P Scott Metropolitan J K Scott Hotel Imperial E J Heinhardt Grand Central W G Whieden St Denis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yon
Metropolitan
J. K. Scott
Hotel Imperial
E. J. Heinhardt
Grand Central
W.G. Whieden
St. Denis
Lifers Recaptured After Tunneling Escape in Wisconsin
In Mackford, Wisconsin, three long-term inmates K. N. West John Stagg and Ford Knaack escaped from a state penitentiary by tunneling under walls and were recaptured this morning, restoring years of toil for nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wavrux
Wis
K. N. West
John Stagg
Ford Knaack
State Penitentiary
Mackford
Waupup
Traveling salesmen recount world travel in thirty days tale
A group of traveling salesmen in a downtown hotel lobby share lavish anecdotes about miles traveled and money spent in a year. They describe ten years on the road totaling 182000 miles and 1500 dollars in hotel bills per man, plus 8 dollars daily for personal expenses, and recount a 56 hour 2100 mile trip from St Louis to New York and back, illustrating rapid travel progress and foreshadowing aerial transport advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fnes
New York
St. Louis
Vandalia
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Illinois
Ohio
Bessie
Vestie
Columbian Express
Pennsylvania Railroad
Indiana
Chicago
Standard Railway of America
Cenius
Unscrupulous Directors Shake Confidence in Railroads
The piece argues railroad directors wreck investor trust and urges safety in industrial institutions. It highlights H. H. Warner & Co Limited stock as solid with high dividends, noting two years of 17.43 percent returns and growing reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Warner & Co., Limited
Sonvents
Bank invites public to inspect new safe deposit vaults
Farmers' Deposit National Bank invites the public to call and examine the new safe deposit vaults. Information on renting boxes and depositing valuables cheerfully given. Also notices novelties in Cape Newmarkets opened today by Rosexpalm & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
Cape Newmarkets
Rosexpalm & Co
Johann Hoff Malt Extract Promoted by Eisner & Mendelson Co
A 19th century advertisement extols Johann Hoff's Malt Extract as a reliable remedy for digestive disorders. It targets educated readers, contrasts science with common sense, and urges avoiding imitations while noting genuine bottles bear Johann Hoff's signature. The product is advertised as available through Eisner & Mendelson Co in New York with druggists carrying it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturn
Europe
America
Johann Hoff
Eisner & Mendelson Co
Barclay Street
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
League
New Yorks
A G. Mills
General Baseball News
Mr. Kerr
A. G. Mite
Rhodes
Yate
Buird
The
General Sporting Notes
Mike Cleary
Tueut
Symmes
Princeton
University of Pennsylvania
W. Fred Goodwyn
Homestead
Tur
Gaffney
McQuaid
Sheve
Tune
Garfield
Gempets
Bain
Rowe
Kolm Ned
Monk Overton
Saratoma
Guttenburg
Jocke Club
Gottfried Walbaum
A. G. Lackman
P.C. Grening
Tin Cattagnan
Billy Kenny
Joe Early
George
Janssen Explains
Staten Island
Lstter
McClelland and Seibert
Will
MR Bonner
Arion
Prrvenca G
United States Weather Bureau
Wee Dees On
River News and Notes
William A. Sproull
Gill Brown
Wheeling Aeround
Pittsourgen
Jos, Hors & Co
Peon Avenue
Javens — Gallery
Market Street
Bastix
Klein
Kirk Hanon Bells
JAS. S
Kirk & CO
Pectal
Tree
Moye
Scott
Bower
E. W. Dean
Penn Ave
Pittsburg, Pa
Nollit-Uwr
Men’s & Boys
Ieee
D. Lewis
Firth Ave
Smithfield
Nodelay
Ocdas
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