Baseball Magnates Fight Over Sutcliffe Claim in New York Meeting
At New York on November 15 the baseball magnates sparred over Sutcliffe’s $250 claim amid a league deadlock and a heated split between The Combine and its opponents. Peter Jackson and Dominick McCaffrey replied to Sullivan, while officers debated rules and a union dispute.
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American Association
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Sutcliffe
The
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Sullivan
Dominick McCaffrey
Johnsons Cheerful Tale Promoter Bets on New League
Albert L. Johnson, promoter of the players League, returns from New York optimistic about a go ahead. He cites strong financial backing and cooperation from cities while warning that smaller towns face losses without shared earnings. Several players and investors are mentioned in the unfolding plan.
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Cleve Larn
Albert L. Johnson
New York
Pilsburg
Indianapolis
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Chapa
Glasscock
Hutchinson
Burns
Atson
Cleveland
Stock Still for Sale by Ed Hanson at Brotherhood Club
Ed Hanson reports progress in selling stock for the local Brotherhood club saying he is on easy street and expects to dispose of the entire stock today. A few buyers purchased stock yesterday but names are withheld. Hanson notes security measures prevent duplication of promises and warns buyers they may be liable if promises fail. He remains confident the venture will proceed smoothly.
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Detroit
Amc
Cleveland
Ad- Beark
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Lary
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Divinity Department
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Pittsburg
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
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Pennseenne
McKeesport Baseball Club Considers Salaried Team
The McKeesport Baseball Club met and decided to pursue forming a salaried club and joining a suitable league. Interested sober players willing to play for a moderate salary are asked to write to Secretary Frank Anpee.
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McKeesport Baseball Club
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Poor Horses to be Prohibited From Bun ning Races
A large Western horsemen gathering in Cuiiaco discusses banning poor quality horses and altering race rules to require longer distances for three year old and up. The meeting considers a steward board, licensing, and rules against foul riding with votes on amendments and committee referrals.
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Seanne Bijou
Uom Brewester
Ing
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Latonis
L. Exckicl
Birmingham
Jockey Clubs
Paris Mutuals
Board of Stewards
Clifton race card figures in loose racing telegram
New York November 1 Tomorrow's entries show purses and weights for Clifton races. First race a selling mile and a sixteenth lists horses Cheeny Ul Gounod Van HY Kinki Bonule Manhattan Easter Jor Bobstay Alan Archer Vigilant Theora Moonatone J McVarland. Third race one mile selling features Speedwell JG, Baston, Sam J Leecebergee. Fourth race selling three cartons or a mile includes Gwen Goldene Madnes line colt Bessick portion. Young Dink race lists Dunboyne, Vivid Fannie Hv Osean. Exact weights and order appear garbled.
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Diapston
New York
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van HY
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Ae Ig
Bonule
Manhattan
Easter
Bobstay Ki
Alan Archer
Vigilant Sane
St. John
Iy Baston
Sam J . Leecebergee
Purne
Gwen Goldene
Madnes Line
Bessick
Youn E Uu
Dunboyne Lit
Vivid
Fannie Hv
Osean
Elizabeth Winners Races In Burzanera NJ Meet
Races held at Burzanera New Jersey on November 18 produced varied results. The first race featured six furlongs with Oregon in a notable finish followed by Wheeler. In the second, Leo and Shires earned top places, with Tacitus fourth. Ty won the sixteenth, while Curlings-Golden Reel claimed the fifth race ahead of Free dom and Verdes.
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Oregon
Wheeler T
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Newburg Ae Inn
Ae Iit
Tacitus
Oregon Thime
Penamace Glory
Tse
Golden Reel
Freedom
Verdes
Ee Ome
Speeta He Aca
Mound
Hoyal
Rainy Shooting Tournament Draws Large Attendance
Despite poor weather the event promoted by Messes, Richardson, Shaner, Crow and Davison succeeded at the Squirrel Hill Gen Club ground. Two tents sheltered spectators as 16 entries competed in seven matches with close finishes and several shoot offs. Winners included A Melure and Jim Crow, Chas one, F F Davison, and J Hofman among others. 160 live pigeons were held for the contests and many leading shooters participated.
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Thehan
McClelland Driven to Victory at Exposition Park Race
McClelland and his trainer arrived in the city for the Saturday event at Exposition Park. The runner is in excellent condition and confident of winning. despite limited sight of backers, he’s set to race in wet or dry conditions with many contenders.
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Sullivan Must Wait as Jackson Rejects $20000 Challenge
Peter Jackson shows little interest in a $20,000 challenge from Sullivan. Davies, Jackson's manager, says Sullivan must fund the match and that Paris exhibitions are planned. Kilrain is favored for a future bout, while Jackson is praised as the era’s best. Pugilist fights Tom Heath in an Aquarium series beginning tomorrow night.
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Sullivan
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Paris
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Sullvan
Smith
Davier
Tom Heath
Aquarium
Prize Fight Ends In Draw In The Hook Ring
New York telegraph reports a rough prize fight in The Hook with Charlie Judge of Philadelphia and Joe Fowler ex champion of England as principals. Referee Steve Brodie halted foul play after a pistol threat and declared a draw, splitting the purse.
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Charlie Judge
Philadelphia
Joe Fowler
England
Steve Brodie
Fowler
Judge
Brodie
Han
Dempsey to Meet Mitchell After Cal Club Talks
Jack Dempsey and Young Mitchell, dubbed the Nonpareil, plan a March 20 bout offer at the Californian Athletic Club after directors set a $3,000 purse with 50 percent to the loser. Dempsey prefers sooner, but May discussions firm the date. Kilrain and McAuliffe challenges also surface regarding matches and purses.
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la Blanche
Mitchell
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Dempsey
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Joe Lannon
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McAuliffe
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Dominick McCaffrey Challenges Sullivan For Prize Fight
A telegram from New York reports Dominick McCaffrey offering to meet Sullivan on fair terms for a large stake and purse. He recalls losing to Sullivan in Cincinnati and calls Sullivan’s refusal bluff. Also notes Brotherhood Brooklyn Club bought grounds at Ful price for 100000 dollars, 450 by 800 feet, possibly owned by Austin Corbin as backer.
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New York
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Cincinnati
Brotherhood Brooklyn Club
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Brotherhood
New Brooklyn Club
Fulprice
Austin Corbin
Waid
Brooklyn Brotherhood Club
Boxing News and Scuffles Across the Circuit
Slavin challenged Sullivan while Dempsey was tagged as not a heavyweight. Jem Mace seeks Charley Mitchell. A letter to George Smith and a forfeited match between SFEINTER-Hutchins and Wallace appear. Latham sold to Cincinnati for 5000 dollars pending terms within a month. Charley Mitchell injured Boarmaker Hart after the Smith Jackson incident.
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Jem Mace
Charley Mitchell
George Smith
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Boormaker Hart
Psenian
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The Catholic University of Washington Dedicated
The Catholic University at Washington was dedicated yesterday with Cardinal Gibbons and Bishop Gilmour officiating. President Harrison and Secretary Blaine spoke as the building opened, and honor guests filled the hall for a day of religious and educational ceremonies.
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Rarely Two Suits Alike Promise Elegant Ready-Made Fashions
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Ordway and His Boodle in North Dakota Senate Race
In Bismarck a North Dakota senatorial contest unfolds with ex governors Pierce and Ordway as candidates. Pierce enjoys administration backing while Ordway, tied to Washington lobbying, faces opposition amid claims of residence doubts and a hostile White House stance.
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Harrison
Pierce
Dakota
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Ordway
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Children's suits offered in multiple styles and prices
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Republicans Angered by Postmaster Move in Jeffersonville
Jeffersonville Republicans vehemently opposed Major Luke’s appointment as postmaster today. They gathered in the streets, tore down Harrison pictures, and destroyed campaign transparencies bearing his image. Dorsey, a party organizer, was sought after by the mob.
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Luke
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