Cleveland Heavies Meet Three A's at Exposition Park Today
Pittsburg hosts a major football clash as the Cleveland Heavies travel to Exposition Park to face the Three A's at 3 o'clock. Boston of the Crimson era, Vincent of Princeton predicts Harvard and Yale will prevail in the broader matchup. Bowen and Anton Gibbins are noted in the day’s big club moves while Procter, a veteran back, is expected to bolster the Three A's attack against a sturdy Cleveland rush line led by center Whiston.
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Pittsburg
Cleveland
Exposition Park
A‘s
Whiston
Patton
Three As
Procter
Cleveland Felves
Dexxy Boker
Mike Donovan
Springfield
William M Wier
Mason
Wise
Tae Distatron
Thinks Well of Harvard Yale Game Opinion from Princeton
Princeton opinion favors Yale in the Yale Harvard game with bettors placing even money on Yale while some bets at 5 to 4 favor Harvard Vincent the Princeton end rusher is the lone supporter for Harvard. Locals expect strong Yale interference and Harvard line play could decide the result.
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Princeton
Harvard
Yale
Vincent
Crimson
Heffelfinger
Leffelfinger
Harvard Team Leaves for Springfield to Face Vale Players
Boston Nov 2 Harvard football elev es started for Springfield on the four oclock express. A popular car was reserved for them and the Harvard Glee Club chartered another car. Crowds cheered as the team departed. Betting is light with Yale favored in odds.
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Boston
Harvard
Eleves
Springfield
Harvard Glee Club
Atombridge
Ste den Vale
New Haven
Cambridge
Yale
East End Game: Western U and Geneva College Clash
Western University meets Geneva College this afternoon in a tightly matched football showcase. Each side fields its strongest lineup as fans expect a hard fought endurance test with spirited support from both schools. The game kicks off at 5 p.m. at the venue, with players like Sterritt and Calvert noted among the starters.
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University
Geneva College Tenues
Geneva
Sterritt
FuHn Gee Soontanté
Racken
Terkle
Calvert
Rackwond
Ales Euerd
Race, McGue
Blackwoot
High School Triumph in Rugby Clash at Shadyside Grounds
A rugby contest yesterday afternoon saw the High School team defeat Shadyside Academy 20 to 0 on the Shedysie grounds in a spirited match that drew a large crowd. Nearby at Liberty Park the Park Institute and Enat Had Academy Kerby clubs played a closely fought, well matched game.
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Shadyside Academy
Shedysie
Ich
Park Institute
Enat
Academy Kerby
Liberty Park
Settled These trouble The Association Football Players Meet and Revoke Some Bad Decisions
Western Football League meeting clears confusion as Bloomfield withdraws protest against Pittsburg and McDonald protest deemed invalid. President Horn urges McDonald reps to attend. Future protests require 5 deposit. forfeited if not sustained. Games resume today with New Castle vs Bloomfield and McKeesports vs Homestead. Pittsburg lineup listed. Homestead trip arranged. Standings show wins losses and points across teams.
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McDon
Bloomfield
Pittsburg
McDonald
Horn
New Castle
Recreation Park
McKeesports
Homestead
Union Depot
Ben Poole
Hacks
Powell
Attwell
J. Attwell
C. V
Their Second Game Between Penn and Lehigh
The second Penn Lehigh football clash is set for tomorrow at Thirty seventh and Spruce. Penn arrives after a 42 to 0 walk over Lehigh and a 12 to 10 win over Lafayette. End Josh Heisman is still unable to play and may miss the Wesleyan game in New York Wednesday.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Lehigh
Spruce
Pennsylvania
Lafayette
Josh Heisman
New York
Important Resolution At Local Ball Club Meeting
A notice announces a resolution to cut the board from seven to five directors at the annual stockholders meeting. The outcome seems likely to pass, and speculation centers on future directors including Scandrett Temple Auten and others. Uncertainty remains over who will join or be dropped from the board.
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O'Neil
Scandrett
Mr. Scandrett
Temple
Auten
Race Track Updates From Gurresarvec Nov 20
Pleasant weather and good track as Crynosu won the six furlongs. Tiogn SSsont' Annie placed third with a 1:1 time. Florimwore won the eight furlongs, Lillie second, time 1:0. Toano captured the six and a half fur longs with James second and Ram bier third, time 1:—. Esquiman won the mile and one sixth selling, Sandstone second, Virgie third, time 1:50 0. Abundance won five furlongs, Uncle Sim second, Gambler third, time 1:00 1. Pelham won the seven furlongs selling, Firefly second, May 1 third, time 1:—.
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Trach
Gurresarvec
Crynosu
Tiogn
Annie
Florimwore
Lillie
Toano
James
Rambier
Captain Brown's horses reach Pittsburg for winter rest
Thirteen of Captain Sam Browns horses arrived in Pittsburg from New York bound for Mobile to spend the winter. Captain Brown met them at Union station noting Senorita as the only horse of interest while the rest were yearling fillies. One horse injured herself in the car and the train will be sidetracked in Louisville for a day to allow rest for the colts.
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Sam Brown
Pittsburg
New York
Mobile
Union Station
Senorita
Louisville
Famous drivers retire from Palo Alto Stock Farm roles
San Francisco November 20 Charles Marvin the noted trotting division manager at Palo Alto Stock Farm for years will soon retire to start his own business. Another veteran driver John Goldsmith will shortly leave his position with William Corbett after a period of service.
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San Francisco
Charles Marvin
Palo Alto
John Goldsmith
William Corbett
Jackson to Fight Slavin in London for 10000 Purse
San Francisco reports Peter Jackson has received a telegram from London stating the National Club will pay him 750 to come to London and fight Frank Slavin for a 10000 purse. Slavin has agreed, terms set, articles to be sent. The bout is planned for June and Jackson will begin training immediately.
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San Franscisco
Peter Jackson
London
National Club
Freak Slavin
Slavin
Jackson
Sure Gazette
Ted Pritchard
Sporting Life
Bolingbroke Club
Soe
Bob
Pritchard
Fitesimmons
K. Fox
Bowen-Gibbons Set Bout for 2500 Pound Purse in December
The Metropolitan Athletic Club in New Orleans has matched Andy Bowen of New Orleans against Austin Gibbons of Paterson New Jersey for a 2500 pound purse on December 22. The winner will then challenge the victor of the Carroll Morers fight scheduled for December 10 at the Olympic Club.
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New Oavlans
Metropolitan Athletic Club
Andy Bowen
New Orleans
Austin Gibbons
Paterson
N .J
Olympic Club
Homestead Sprinter Eyes 90 Yard Race Match
James Jones, a Homestead sprinter, defeated George TDeatty of Shire Oaks in a 200 yard race and seeks a match with Patrick Morrissey of McKeesport for a 90 yard race for any sum of money. He will ask Morrissey for 31¢ yards start. Will Morrissey come to time.
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James Jones
Homestead
George Tdeatty
Shire Oaks
Patrick Morrissey
McKeesport
Morrissey
Homestead sprint pits Perry versus Rosser in 10 yard dash
George Perry and William Rosser of Homestead prepare for a 10 yard race set for three weeks from today. Articles will be signed this evening. The purse will cease one. Both runners are well known and fast, drawing notable interest in this forthcoming match.
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George Perry
William Rosser
Homestead
Uch
The Fast End Gyms Have No Game Today
The Fast End Gyms have no game today while the Three A's field strong players behind the line. C. D. Tucurson plans to hold Whiston, signaling a strategic move in the matchup.
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A’s
C. D. Tucurson
Whiston
Suveant Visits City and Baseball Deals Stir Talks
Suveant visits the city as Glasscock signs a two year contract with Von der Ahe. Joux M Warn and Don Dailey join the Brooklyn team. Tex Boston Association drops claim to Catcher Earle. New Yorks plan to sign Bates from Harvard club. Wax Harres signs Cobb for Baltimore. Ronisos proposes a 12 club league. Local pitcher laments weak support. Boston Association plans changes at first base and outfield. Manager Powers pursues Lyons Fulber Boyle in Cincinnati. Ex Congressmen Moffat in town. politics noted. Browns pitcher Gleason praised. league jewels cited. A league conference meeting is advised. Von der Ahe resists 12 club plan and favors a new national agreement.
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Glasscock
von der Ahe
Joux M. Warn
Don Dailey
Brooklyn
Tex Boston Association
Earle
Txe New Yorks
Bates
Harvard University
Wax Harres
Cobb
California
Baltimores
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Cleveland
Canser
Washington
Boston Association
Massager Seier
Bostons
Sid Farrer
Melrose
Hardie Richardson
Brouthers
Hamilton
Outfeld
Manager Powers
Lyons
Fulber
Boyle
Cincinnati
Buck Ewing
J. G. Moffat
Clarion
Craig
Brookville
Moffat
Tom Jorton
Browns
Kid
Soden
Tok
Tiasr von der Ahe
Turf Notes from a Racing Report
Turf notes discuss Turf Notes on sires and ill tempered mares. C Walxer buys Now or Never for 2890 dollars from C B McStea. A new 2-20 list shows improved numbers. Pittsburg yard has promising young trotters. Direct 206 may not train next season, possibly used as stock horse in Tennessee. Pater Bit Davy buys four two year olds from D D Withers. Gambler purchase offer of 3000 dollars refused.
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Marwoop
Tenny
C. Walxer
C. B. McStea
Pittsburg
Tennessee
Pater
Davy
D. D. Withers
Pro boxing notes churn as Denton matches loom
A series of boxing and track items fill the prog with bets, matches and plans. Dick Moons in Omaha seeks a welterweight bout with Jack Wilks or Harry McCoy while Slavin aims at Mitchell or Moore. Rivalries, bets, and potential title clashes span Madison Square Garden to San Francisco with managers and clubs backing bouts and drafting agreements.
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Cotrent
Dashbach
Dick Moons
Omaha
Jack Wilks
Harry McCoy
Orrents
Granp
Sinvin
Kilrain
Hamilton
Kingston
Canada
Madison
Garden
Moufflon Trimmed Jackets and Muffs Match Today
Moufflon trimmed jackets and muffs coordinate for today’s event with Boces and Bus joining in, reflecting a styling push for the occasion.
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Boces & Bus
Spooks At The Sink Haunt Local Tragedies
A Binghamton report describes nightly paranormal scenes at two sites. West Colesville houses where Farmer Foote was murdered allegedly hosts eerie water sounds, door bangs, and invisible presences. In Rumme residence the lamp fire and later repairs precede ongoing haunting manifestations with cold air and muffled voices.
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Binghamton
N. Y
West Colesville
Farmer Foote
High Voltage Demonstration at Frankfort Exhibition
Experiments at the Frankfort Exhibition reached 45,000 volts in a high tension current test. An electrode setup with a glass sheet produced purple haze and leaping threads of discharges that surged along the surface before the current arced around the plate and emitted white light so bright spectators shaded their eyes.
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Frankfort
Tilden Sick as McClelland Improves in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on November 20 Special reports Deputy Secretary of the Commonwealth J A L Tilden is laid up with fever while Adjutant General McClelland’s condition improves and a speedy recovery is hoped. The champion shot medal for 1391 is awarded by General McClelland to Private Scranton of the Thirteenth Regiment for best worksman in the National Guard of the State.
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Harrisburg
J—A. L. Tilden
Commonwealth
McClelland
National Guard
I Dan
Fragmented 1890 Weather Ledger Toward November Records
Fragments show dates November 3 and 9 1890 with garbled values for temperatures rainfall and precipitation. Contains broken numerals and stray symbols but indicates a weather log noting maximum and minimum temperatures and precipitation readings. Names of places or exact locations are unreadable.
River News and Notes Special Telegrams to The Dispatch
River readings in Louisville show rising levels with 4 feet 7 inches in the canal 2 feet on the falls and 7 feet 2 inches at the lock foot. Departures listed for Cincinnati Big Sandy Carrollton Big Kanawha Evansville Carrit Hope Kentucky River Falls City. Propects for coal movement look favorable. Monongahela River has risen nearly a foot after the storm with more rise expected and downstream beats moving toward the tipple easing operators.
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Louissville
Cincinnati
Big Sandy
Carrotlton
Big Kanawha
Evansville
Carrit Hope
Kentucky River
Falls City
Monongahela City
Monongahela
Ohio
Weather Observations Across Rivers and Towns
Measurements show Upper Gauges River at 4 feet 6 inches and falling, with cloudy pleasant conditions. MonGaxytowx River at 4 feet stationary and Brownsville River at 5 feet 3 inches stationary, thermometers 32 and 49. Wannenx River at 1.4 feet, cloudy and warm.
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Allegheny
MonGaxytowx
Brownsville
Cioudr
Wannenx
Weather and river conditions reported for several cities
The bulletin notes Cincinnati river at 5 feet 1 inch and rising, Memphis clouded and rainy with arrivals and departures listed, New Orleans cloudy and warm, and Cairo river at 2 feet 3 inches and rising. The report mentions calmer conditions in Minneapolis and St. Louis with varied river levels and temperatures.
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Ford Herald
Memphis
Cherokee
Akland
Tow
St. Lou
MinPhis
Forbes Henry
Cairo
Eiver
Gossip on the Wharf Transport Notes and Moves
Vessel movements fill the port news with several departures and arrivals. The M F Allen leaves at noon for Parkersburg while the D K Bedford also heads to Parkersburg. Seven Sons tow six flats to East Liverpool, Neei towed light flats to Liverpool, and Mantis finished dam bindings at Beaver with spring start pending. Lonlas sails from Charleston to this port, Louise to be first Kanawha district boat since September 15.
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M.F. Allen
Parkersburg
D. K. Bedford
Seven Sons
Mantis
Beaver
R. PatTresson & Co
Beaiereau
Charleston
Lonlas
Louise
Kanawha
Transferring a birthday spoof by Stevenson noted
A humorous document in Youth's Companion claims Robert Louis Stevenson transfers his birthday to A Nt Ide of St Johnsbury Vermont. The note mocks birthday tradition, naming conditions and potential revocation if ignored. Also: J W Sproul named receiver for the defunct Corry National Bank in Corry PA with aim to speed early dividend.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Ballantrae
A. Nt. Ide
St. Johnsbury
Vermont
A. B. Ide
A. H. Ide
Louisa
United States of America
Corry
J. W. Sproul
Union City
Corry National Bank
Fire Record recounts multiple blazes across towns
In Wellsville Ohio the M P Church burned. insured for two thousand dollars with furniture damaged. In Correctionville Indiana a dozen buildings were destroyed causing twenty seven thousand dollars in losses. W F Holtzer residence near Youngwood burned suspected incendiary. Rea pond dump fire on Venter avenue put out after hours. set by boys. Brown coal works at Carrollton burned mine buildings boarding house stable and feed houses. losses about twenty five thousand dollars. water scarcity hampered firefighting. miners houses and lumber saved. origin of Carrollton fire unknown.
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M. P
Correctionville
G.w.fitchner & Co
Youngwood
Westmoreland County
W. F. Holtzer
Exotxr Company No. 5
Rea Pond
Venter Avenue
Ava Carrollton
Monongahela City
Brown Coal Works
Carrollton
Frank Manouwa
Sretthaline
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al Smith
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McClure Coke Company
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Charles W. Wattles
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William Nelson
Duquesne
Frank B. Robinson
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Quaker City
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Portland, Ore
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Belvidere
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Glen
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Penn Avenue
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Lafmyutte Street
Hazelwood
Tom. Jr
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Electropathic Istitute
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Jane Jan
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Fred Sterry
Thomasville, Ga
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New York City
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Thomasville
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Walnut St
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Jan Cormick
Fourth Avenue
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Smithfield Street
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