Hopeful of Peace Me A G Spalding Is Honored
New York 15. Officials of the National League meet at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. They report tense talks with the American Association and outline peaceful settlement hopes. N. E. Young is re-elected president. several directors named. a peace committee is discussed. Spalding to receive honorary membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Navy
National League
Fifth Avenue
American Association
Messrs. Price
Soden
Prince
League
Qne
Offeral
Lenene
Brash
Robinson
Bo Th
N. E. Young
PF. de Hass Robinson
Cleveland
A. E W. Scandrett
Pittsburg
C. WH. Byrne
J. B. Dar
James A. Hart
J. B. Day
John T. Brush
John B. Sage
Buffalo
Leagne
Messrs. Irish
Rogers
Byrne
A. G. Spalding
Chicago
Spalding
Giants Sign Charler King in Blockbuster Deal
Tom Disratce announced the capture of Charler King by New York. King received £500 advance as the deal closed. Manager Powers traveled from Cincinnati after signing John Ewing and pledged a strong 1900 Giants core despite Rusie loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Disratce
Charler King
New York
King
Vielges
Powers
Cincinnati
John Ewing
Giants
Kine
Rusie
Stowers
Susie
Arso
Yesterlar King
Charley King Secures S500 Advance and Contract
Manager Powers arrived from Cincinnati and signed Charley King for the New York club, giving $40 in advance. King deposited the money in the bank as two pitchers were named on the club list. A brief conference with Jack Glasscock followed, but Glasscock cannot sign with the club amid unrest over discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manaver Powers
Cincinnati
Charley King
New York
King
Kine
Eare
M Towers
Aly Ana John Ewing
New York Ciub
Powers
Jack G Lasscock
Worsta
Browns Pitcher Tr Signs For Next Season
A private telegram from President Von der Ahe confirms that he has signed a pitcher for the Browns for the next season, following last year's Philadelphia League team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
von der Ahe
Browns
Farrell Party Proposes Arbitration for Smith Farrell Race Dispute
The Farrell camp visited the office last evening and offered to end the dispute over stake money by arbitration. They propose appointing one rep each, with John Quinn and an agreed third party, and if no agreement, ex-Mayor McCallin to select a third arbiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith-Farrell
Farrell
Manly
Smith
John Quinn
McCallin
Corbett and Maher Boxing Match Negotiations
New York November 15. Fight entre Corbett and Maher stalled as each posts 1000 with the Herald. Corbett delays until December 15 to allow Slavin or Mitchell a possible bout, then backer William Brady covers Maher and signals readiness. A later letter from Corbett’s camp pivots to finalizing plans on December 15 if conditions hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jim Corbett
Peter Maher
Billy Madden
Maher
Corbett
Slavin
Mitchell
William Brady
New York Herald
Herald Office
Madden
Dans Combert
W. A
Buftain
Brady
O Donnell Wins Lightweight Prize Fight in Scranton
Reddy Flynn of Georgia fought Danny Donnell of Northeastern Pennsylvania in a light weight bout at Madison county Scranton at 3 oclock this morning. Flynn weighed 126 pounds and Donnell 124. About three hundred spectators witnessed a dull bout with Flynn overmatched in skill. A series of fouls by Flynn in the third fourth and fifth rounds led to Donnell seizing the advantage and the match going to Donnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Reddy Flynn
Georgia
Danny Donnell
Pennsylvania
Madison
Flynn
O'Donnell
O' Donnell
Bowling Tournament Opens Monday at Bellefield
A Bellefield bowling tournament begins Monday night with teams from Linden Club and Bellefield Club. Selected players include Linden Club members Dr. Stocum D. P. Black J. McClintock D. McK. Lloyd and a fifth man to be chosen. Bellefield’s lineup features W Geer Thomas Herriott J Page W Brown and W J Rach with East Fund players D Gochanan E McQuiston C Addy H Penn W Addy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefield
Tar Dispatch
Linden Club
Dr. Stocum
D. P. Black
J. McClintock
D. McK. Lloyd
Bellefield Club
W. G.eer
Thomas Herriott
J. Page
W Brown
W. J. Rach
East Fund
D. Gochanan
E. McQuiston
C. Addy
H. Penn
W. Addy
General Sporting Notes from the Sporting World
The National League remains active as Maxackn Powers looks ahead to next year. Irish champion Day Preven Mawen receives a warm Rochester welcome and offers in major cities follow. Patsy Kenmoan denies Montreal plans and a match with Hawkins. A 5 prize for a 10 yard amateur swim handicap is authorized in Allegheny County within a month. Dacey vs Gibbons betting and boxing notes feature heavily, with Hawkins defeating Donegan in eight rounds. Cleary’s farewell appeal draws 34 benefit tickets in two days as his boxing career ends. Ajax Whitman to face Charlie Perry in a teeth lifting match, and Stevens School debate on team strength ends in a mixed result. Brooklyn Cribb Club seeks a match between Avery and Levy, negotiations stall over purse and gloves. Avery offers to fight with skin gloves. Levy delays decision until Thursday.
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Maxackn Powers
Day Preven Mawen
Rochester
Mad
Patsy Kenmoan
Montreal
Hawkins
Patsy
Hexey Parris, Jr
Fred Goodwyn
Allegheny County
Buay Pacey
Dacey
Austin Gibbons
Gebbons
National Club
London
Dick Borge Dees
Paterson Bar
Dat. Hawkins
Mire Cleary
New York Sporting Wen
Cleary
Jons Wuaitwan
Whitman
Tuxer
Stevens
Reculna Texam
Itoll
Brooklyn Cribb Club
Dave Thompson
E. C. Sandford
Tom Francis
Eddie Avery
Are
Alf Levy
Stooksynites
Levy
Ple
Avery
Kaermaxss Millinery Ad Promotes Scarfs and Trimmings
Very handsome jetters described as hands of trimmings offered in three sizes priced at 25c. Kaermaxss Millinery Department advertises new puff and tech scarves. James Hi. AIKEN & Co. at 100 Fifth Avenue conducts the promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hi. Aiken & Co
Fifth Avenue
Harvard Eleven Ready For Yale Clash In November
Boston November 13 Harvard names a likely eleven for the Yale game with Mason Hallowell ends Newall Waters guards Vail Mackie center Shea quarterback Cobb half backs Lake Corbett fall back Trafford. Upton misses due to illness while Cobb and Mason may shift positions. Yale practice secrecy rises as teams prepare for a grandstands match at Springfield with 15 000 spectators.
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Dispatch
Boston
Harvard
Yale
Mason
Hallowell
Newall
Waters
Vail
Mackie
Shea
Cobb
Lake
Corbett
Trafford
Upton
Springfield
G. M. Burnham
Toaing
Princeton University of Pennsylvania
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Cambridge
Mass
Cumnock
Adams
Stewart
Big Shea
Iu White
Emmons
McKeesport and Reserve Pittsburg in Friday Clash
McKeesport and reserve Pittsburg football teams will meet in McKeesport tomorrow afternoon. Sprinters Wolfe and Reese race 100 yards for $50 with Reese given a two yard start. Harvard practice shows rough interference and fumbles as Yale game approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesport
Pittsburg
Wolfe
Reese
Bonner on Arion and Two Year Old Records
New York review of Arion 2 year old performance sparks debate over regulation tracks and future prospects. Robert Bonner praises Senator Stanford for owning the record trotter while noting concerns about long term impact and a possible $5,000 bid on a 2:05 trotter. Bonner also discusses Maud’s condition and the Sunol lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bonner
New York
Arion
Stanford
Bonner
Sunol
Senator Stanford
Marvin
Maud
Queen Maud
Ansel
Electioneer
Wesleyans Back Out Of Philadelphia Football Game
Wesleyan withdraws from the agreed Manheim ground date with the University of Pennsylvania and demands a New York venue. Penn reports lawful backing for the contract. Penn prepares for Yale with Branson and Heisman sidelined by injuries and changes at half and quarterback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyans
Philadelphia
Wesleyan
University of Pennsylvania
Manheim Grounds
New York
Scott
Messrs
G. S. Patterson
L. C. Madeira
Pennsylvania
Yale
Branson
Heisman
Schoff
Princeton
McFadden
Cone
Martin
Church
Newton
Trotters at Cynthiana Record Attempts
CynTHIANA Ky Nov 13 weather hindered racing at Abdallah Park yet new 2:30 performers joined the card. Judges included Irwin Halsey and J W Madara with timers Broadhead Simmons Handy. Brignoli Wilkes won one race. Ollie Wilkes another. Best times 2 28 and 2 25 1 4.
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Cynthiana
Abdallah Park
Irwin Halsey
Kentucky Stock Farm
J. W. Madara
Lexington
H. McAdams
L.broadhead
Woodburn Farm
E. Simmons
William T. Handy
Brignoli Wilkes
Russell
Ollie Wilkes
Snow Bird
Bellevue Wilkes
Spray
Ch. F
Mahala
Blk. m
Ormonde Declined by Britain Over Roaring Trait
In Loxpox on November 12 a British syndicate’s £42,000 bid to buy Ormonde from an Argentine stud was rejected by Mr. Chaplin, President of the Board of Agriculture, due to the horse being a hereditary roarer. The case sparked debate as Golden Plume, who recently underwent a tracheotomy for roaring, won a Liverpool race, breathing through a silver-titted pipe in his throat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormonde
Chaplin
Board of Agriculture
Golden Plume
Liverpool
Roaring
Altoonas Meet Grins In Exciting Rugby Clash At East End
Altoonas brings college players to the East End Gym for a rugby match against the Grins today at 3 oclock. A large Altoona crowd is expected to attend as the team seeks a season defining win. Sports at McKeesport report special coverage from Nov. 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoonas
Altoona
McKeesport
Guttenpera Race Day Notes and Times
Track dried by breeze and sun, racing at Guttenpera yields slow times. McKeever and George win first and third races. Jo Jefferson lowers four mile pacing record to 10:10 at Iowa Driving Park with A L Sardy watching.
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Guttenpera
McKeever
Gonzales
Driza
Tormentor Ae Ave
Glenmound
Lvs
Ree
George
Hedge Rose
Knapp
Saunterer
Lizzi
Madstone
Miss Belle
Castaway
Donnie King
Manhamsett
Or Kelley
Double Cross
Knoxville
Joe Jefferson
Iowa
A. L. Sardy
Lonefellow
San Francisco
Liverpool autumn meeting third day feature race
On the third day in Loxpox the Liverpool autumn meeting continued with the principal event being the main race of the day. The report notes the competitors and outcomes, highlighting the pursuit for the event’s honors and the performance of participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Madame D. Albany Wins Liverpool Autumn Cup
New York reports a mass Columbia College student meeting on November 13 to discuss athletic affairs and committee elections for rowing trails athletics football and baseball. Elections postponed to December adjourned meeting. Proposals urged support for teams and funding. Memorial for Herbert Mapes discussed. resolutions on Henry A. Gildersleeve Jr. death offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbia College
Goodwin
E. H. Miller
Herbert Mapes
Henry A. Gildersleeve, Jr
Horse Racing Results From Nashville Tex November 13
Favorites win three events led by Borealis and Blaze Duke in odds play. Zeke Hardy wins the first race over Maud B and Castillian in 1 25. Second race sees Borealis top Ireland and Insolence in 1 32.44. Blaze Coke takes the mile race with Spring Away and Tom Elliott following. Other races list Captain See, Hominy Bill, Buckee, Zoolein, and Critic. Emporia dispatch notes Mary the yearling filly sets a top yearling pace 2364 miles from McCullamore, Robert McGregor lineage, bred outside California.
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Nashville
Texys
Borealis
Blaze Duke
Zeke Hardy
Maud B
Castillian
Ireland
Insolence
Blaze Coke
Spring Away
Tom Elliott
Captain See
Hominy Bill
Buckee
Zoolein
Critic
Kansas
Ciry
Emporia
Kan
McCullamore
Robert ‘McGregor
California
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals List Dense with Names
A long dated list records hotel guests arriving yesterday including MoyoyGaAbHELa F Parsons San Francisco and W Park Warne and wife Monongahela City among many others. The roster features numerous current and former city and state residents and visiting professionals from New York Philadelphia Cleveland and beyond.
Mrs H K Palmer of Trinidad Visits Forest Grove Pastor Family
Mrs H K Palmer wife of Rev Dr Palmer of Trinidad Col visits Rev John Young at Forest Grove. sister of Mrs Young she has rich world knowledge and six years of mission work in Allahabad India and with Zuni Indians in New Mexico. John Birkenbine chief engineer for Philadelphia stayed at the Duquesne Club to inspect steel for Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Palmer
Trinidad
Col
John Young
Forest Grove
Palmer
Young
Tiny
Dr. Palmer
Allahaboul
India
New Mexico
John Birkenbine
Philadelphia
Duquesne Club
Duluth
Notable visitors and locals at Duquesne and city hotels
A listing of judges, drivers, clergy, educators, and business figures seen around Pittsburgh venues and distances. Notables include W H Crawford of Lexington, Miss Jane E Leonard, Professor S C Shortridge, and several railroad staff visiting from Bradford, Jeannette, and Ohio towns. Also noted are Pittsburgh residents lodging or traveling through the Duquesne, Monongahela House, and Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. McQuaid
Medina
J. P. de Lowell
Cambridge
J. P. O'Neil
Manchester
N. H
Duquesne
J. B. Stewart
Bradford
M. 5. Myers
McDonald Field
Boyer
Alderman Madden
Cheat Mountains
Drs. Graham and
Miller
Evans
Jane E. Leonard
Indiana State Normal School
Mattie Cameron
G. F. Beltzhoever
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Beltzhoever
J. R. Thomas
Niles Iron
Monongahela House
H. C. Dimmock
Chicago, Milwaukee and
St. Paul Road
New York
E. H. Comba
Morgantown
H. A. Newkirk
Glase Parse
8. C. Shortridge
Media College
Media, Pa
Monongaela
W. G. Carrol
Alaska
Weather bulletin for Western Pennsylva nia and nearby regions
Weather Bureau report from Pirsania notes southerly winds and generally fair weather with lake shore cloudiness. Temperature remains stationary, slightly cooler on Lake Erie, with continued cooler but fair conditions overall. dates show contrasts between November 12 and 13 1890 and 1891.
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Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Lake Erie
Special drive on Black and Green Cheviot Overcoats
This week we offer Black and Green Cheviot Overcoats at $10 and light color Worsted Overcoats at $8. The ads promise well made, silk faced garments in style and urge buyers to inspect these bargains to confirm value.
River News And Notes Louisville Storms Upward Water
Louisville river item reports rising water with 1 foot inch on the canal 1 foot 5 inches on the falls and 4 feet 7 inches at the foot of the locks. Departures listed include Madison Lee Brooks Cincinnati Congo New Falls City Evansville Carrie Hope Carrollton and Big Kanawha. Weather is clear and cold and business is improving.
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Louisville
Madison
Lee Brooks
Cincinnati
Congo
Kentucky River
New Falls City
Evansville
Carrie Hope
Carrollton
Big Kanawha
Channel sounding for dam project near Beaver continues
Captain Martin and Robert Fulton began sounding the channel from the County Home area to Fremlom to measure flow for the new dam. They estimate the initial water height may reach 1% feet, possibly needing a further foot. The operation will last about ten days before preliminary work starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Martin
Robert Fulton
Pitusburg
Fremlom
Weather Summary Shows Rivers Rising and Falling Across Region
Upper Ganges Show reports the Alleghesy and Moraastons rivers with heights 2 feet 6 inches rising and 6 feet 2 inches falling, while Rownsville river stands at 6 feet 8 inches stationary. Cloudy skies and cool to cold temperatures observed with readings near 47 at Sp. a and 42 at 5 PF, Mt. w Teer river at 0.5 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganges
Sp. A.rownsville
River town weather and river conditions report
The bulletin notes rising water on the Ohio and nearby rivers with readings around 2 to 5 feet at several gauges. Vessel movements include Towboat H aes for St Louis returning damaged, and Frank Gilmore departing for East Liverpool with eight fuel boats. Trade disruptions persist due to insufficient rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gilmore
East Liverpool
Parkersburg
Wheeling
Allen
Bedford
Tux
Cincinnati
P. C. C. C. Sale On Wool Shirts and Drawers At Gite
Today only at P. C. C. C. corner Grant and Diamond streets sell 200 dozen fancy wool shirts and drawers at a bargain price from regular $1 goods. Includes men undergarments medium and heavy weights. James H. AIKEN & Co. 100 Fifth avenue advertises superrep black coque feathers 50c per bunch today. KAUPMARNS Millinery Department offers men's walking gloves. James H. Amex & Co. 100 Fifth avenue promotes goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant and
Diamond Streets
James H. Aiken & Co
Fifth Avenue
Kaupmarns
James H. Amex & Co
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Jack Glasscock
AL Scandrett
Tim Hunt
Steve Farrell
Geerghedy
Dowera
Lius
Ferrell Party
Tocal
Coffin
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Walter Camp
Messrs. Camp
Cowan
Walter Cam
Guttenberg
Geata Record
Foglish Racing
Madame D. Albany
Lady Roseberry
Columbia Athletics
Moyoygaabhela
F. E. Parsons
Barkelow
Kenosha
Henry G. Ahlers
B. F. Snow
George A. Olney
W. J. Wallace
E. B. Eaton
N. F. Newbury
Joseph Mayer
W. Park Warne
Monongahela City
W. W. Scranton
George M. Franklin
Lancaster
John T. Hill
Baltimore
Charles Playford
City
C. Shortledge
Media
J. T. Johnston
Washington
M. Loeb
Canton
G. B. Johnson
E. 8. Cook
Pottstown
John Birkinbine
J. W. Franklin
E. D. Libbey
Toledo
Charles Campbell
Eric
A. K. Barnum
St. Paul
F. E. Webster
James Hicks
Piqna
George Nelson Fenn
B. W
Reynoldsville
L. Gillham
Mexico City
Thomas R. Young
Edward Lis
Wolverhampton
England
Fred Jennings
Thomas Cook
Anphrsox
E. W. Cook
A. W. Carrurs
A. Kuhn
J. P. Schiller
W. G. de Ceelle
T. L. King
F. M. Wright
E. Corrigan
King Upton
Benton
CW Pomeroy
Frea W. Guild
Henry Goodman, Jr
E. K. Fletcher
St. Albans
J. 8. Bowman
New Lisbon
W. Jones
C. R. Danks
Andrew M. Dupuy
M. F. Frankal
G. W. Windis
H. Martin
New
A. B. Cooper
Parker
C. J. Brad
W. P. Berbert
J. Hicks
C. D. Hiller
Obert M. Reed
Charles Bathurst
W. T. Barry
J. Milburn
Fr. Johnson
Richmond
J. H. Johnson
John Weller
Saginaw
W. A. Redmond
Grove City
H. F. O'Neil
Olean
W. Ritchie
Ed Allison
B. 8. Lindany
Steubenville
A. H. Lozan
J. Daub
J. McClellan
A. V. Mitts
Butler
R. Raubitschek
Philadelpha
H.C. Potts
G. McDonald
Syracuse
I. D. Stevens
J. W. Ferguson
James C. Gibney
E. F. Latham
Me Junkin
E. D. Stewart
H. V. Hopkins
South Attleboro
H. Hartman
T. W. Hartman
Pittston
St. James
J. F
Sewickley
M. Uannigan
J. C. Sr. Charles
William Banfield
Irondale
J.H. Prescott
H. E. Wilson
Meadrille
Wollington
McKart
G. A. Knirer
George Velm
W. C. Davis
Heston
D. P. Whitsett
E. D. Smi
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Ho Accom
Esfide
Ploberergee
Greene
Sstohedl
Willams
Paxson
Stanley Mathews
W. H. Crawford
Lexingtom
Blue Grass
Henry Watterson
Nancy Hanis
Aneeny Trotter
Earth
H. L. Ulrich
Union Depot
Fred. J. Irwin
William M. Kinch
Pennsylvania Railroad
Leen
E D. Libbey
Newark
Pittsbourgers
Stortovante CF. Scott
Hotel Bartholdi
W. Hi. Singer
Hotel Imperial
F. W. van Orten
Astor House
Pirrsania
United States Weather Bureau
Moge
Lyvenee
Ratna Ia
Jacksons
Liberty ST
Smithfield
Dl-Rraaa
Syaupihicg
California Fit Syrup CO
York
River News and Notes
New Orleans
Haes
Hiawatha
98. Louis
Santa Fe
Ohio River
Fi Herald
JAS
Kirk & CO
Shendon
Dells
Kavur Masays
Campbell & Uge
Fifth Aven
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Boggs & Buhl
Klingler
McKee
Kirk
McKee’s
McKee's
Allegheny
Joseph M’kee
Ohio St
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E. Holden
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