Cornell Beats the Chicagos and East End Eleven Triumphs
A Thanksgiving crowd watched a close Association football match at Exposition Park. Lawrenceville rose to score two early goals while Allegheny’s Three A’s defense, led by course in goal, held firm until a late Lawrenceville tally. Final notes praise Horn, Hendy, and the forward line as key performers in a hard fought, high enthusiasm game.
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Eighteenth Ward
Allegheny Athletics
Exposition Park
Horn
Lawrenceville
Moore
A Cilly
Alegheny Canal
Hendy
Smith
Dawson
Chilis
McEwan
Brown- Lill
Hodson
Wardle
Hall
Thi
Jae!thea
Ith Neu Ace Fgn Scpierson Hart
Spencer¢ NeEwan
Keteree
Fredes
East End Club Wins 4 to 3 Football Match at Superior
The East End Recreation Club defeats Eureka Football Club Allegheny 4 to 3 on the Superior Athletic Club ground. The East End showed strong teamwork led by Leaum, BR Lid del, and J Leidell for the decisive fourth goal while Eureka, though capable, failed to steady their attack. Spectators numbered about five.
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Eureka Football Club
Allegheny
East End Recreation Club
Superior Athletic Club
Pisstant Valley
Eureka
Eurekas
Ashrcradel
East Enidlert
Leaum
BR. Liddel
J. Leidell
East End
Potesse
Guldley
Hardin
Eureka Boys
Local gridiron clash settles 21 to 10 score
A fair crowd gathered at the quarry field to watch the home team meet the visitors in a spirited football game. The home side played well but lost to the visitors, who led 21 to 10 at the final whistle. Both teams seek another shot at Pineburg.
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Emcrersront
Quark Tedlar
State College Team Triumphs 21 to 0 Over Bellefonte
An afternoon football game at the Athlete Grounds pitted a State College eleven against Bellefonte. The contest, marked by strong cheering from a large crowd, ended 21 to 0 in favor of the college. The local squad showed skill in places but remained outmatched overall.
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Sturrostr
Greonbds
State College
Bellefonte
Maver Gere
Chicken and dog fights fill McKee's Rocks night
Crowds watched multiple chicken bouts and a single dog fight at McKee's Rocks from night until morning. Southside fists claimed most chicken wins as Sailor Jack drew a sharp cut and fled. Carey’s dog won the purse amid chaotic ring action.
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McKee
Rocks Front Reine Cay
Southside
Hiras
Gogelt
Sailor Jack
Pcs Jack
Fighcine
Carey
Denver November 27 Minch ball exhibition ends with Carter lead
In a tame exhibition in Denver, Maegioli and Carter tie at 0 points in the second set of their game. Chicago's team scores 6 on a French opponent but trails by 6. Carter wins the highest run. Maggioli expected to win the purse of 0 dollars as the prize is decided tonight.
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Denver
Maegioli
Carter
Bor
ST By Carter
Maggeott
Pivsburg Eleven Defeats East End In Football Clash
The Fast End Gymnasium football team from Pivsburg defeated the Normal eleven of this area with a score of 28 to 1. The game featured elegant plays but the East End squad fell short of expectations in front of a home crowd.
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Ixprasa
Pivsburg
Lees
Dorms
East End
Freshmen Football Triumph Over High School Alum
The Western Driver freshman team defeated High School Alomal in an early morning game. Alurant opened scoring. Neal and McGrew combined for six touchdowns and Hamilton added goal kicks to aid the freshmen’s 3 point margin.
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Western Driveralls
Alomal
Alurant
Neal
McGrew
Hamilton
Pittsburg College Tops G in Low-Scoring Tilt
A football game played in Greenslaveg today ended with Pittsburg College defeating G by a score of 4 to H. Brown of the visiting team sustained a bad injury from being kicked in the face.
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Greenslaueg
Pittspurg
Brown
Taoe
Irish-Americans Defeat Gaelics In Polo Grounds Game
New York November 27 three thousand fans watched the Irish-American Athletic Club defeat the Gaelics of Port Chester in a rough football match at the Polo Grounds. The Irish-Americans wore blue and maroon while the Gaelics wore black. Goals scored were two to zero with the Irish-Americans ahead on points six to none, under rules prioritizing goals over total points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eod
One for the Cornells Defeat Eleven University Players
The Cornell University Eleven defeated the All-University Eleven of Chicago 12 to 0 at the National League grounds in Chicago on November 27 before about 6,000 fans. Cornell's victory came from superior first half teamwork as Chicago, a mixed team of Western graduates, failed to match them.
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Chicago
All-University
Cornell University
Princeton
Yale
Columbia
Harvard
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Cornell
Bacon
Osgood
Crawford
Donnelly
Columbia Athletic Club Beats Georgetown College In DC Championship
Over 2000 spectators witnessed the District of Columbia championship game between Columbia Athletic Club and Georgetown College. Columbia won easily by a score of 14 to 4. Fleming and Keyes starred for Georgetown while Butterworth carried the play for Columbia.
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Columbia Athletic Club
Georgetown College
District of Columbia
Columbias
Fleming and
Keyes
Georgetown
Butterworth
Columbia
American AthleticClub and Northfield clash in Mott Haven game
Special telegraph reports from New York describe a morning football matchup between the American Athletic Club of Mott Haven and the Northfield Athletic Club of Staten Island. Northfield’s rush line struggled while American’s offense excelled with Allaira scoring two touchdowns, Arthur three goals and Conway two touchdowns as time expired with American leading 14 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xew York
American Athletic Club
Mott Haven
Northfield Athletic Club
Staten Island
Northfield
Allaira
Arthur
Conway
North Helds
Wooster College to Meet Washington and Jefferson at Recreation Park
Wooster University and Washington and Jefferson College play tomorrow afternoon at Recreation Park. Wooster rules Ohio as champion while W and J have earned a reputation from recent wins. Kickoff time is set for o'clock.
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Recreation Park
Wooster (C.) University
Washington and Jefferson College
Wooster
Hukls
Ohio
W.anil J. Boys
Adelphi Defeats Polytechnic In East New York Football
The Adelphi and Polytechnic teams met at the YMCA grounds in East New York. Adelphi won 4 to 0 in a spirited, lively game.
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New York
Adelphi
Polytechnic
East
Adelphis
Polytechnics
Washington University Defeats State University 3–0
Special telegram reports Washington University football team beat State University 3 to 0 before an enthusiastic crowd of over 6 000 in St. Louis.
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Dispatch
St. Louis
Washington University
State University
Peter Jackson Sails for America After Comback
Broury reports Peter Jackson the colored pugilist left for America aboard the steamer Mariposa today, signaling his return to competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Thurman endorses fair treatment for players amid league disputes
President Thurman said no punishment would be imposed on players who joined the Players' League and Brotherhood last season. He noted leaders of the revolt would be cared for, but with salary reductions, as leagues aim to recoup losses. He urged unity and an end to past dissensions to protect baseball’s integrity.
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Concmati
Thurman
Cincinnati
Grand Hotel
Cole van Hamm
Frost
Phemns
American Association
Wikoff
Na Honal League
Players’ League and Brotherhood
Comiskes
Ward
Pfeffer
Stanlen
Andrews
League
Aman
Sim
Fitzpatrick Considers Dixon or McCarthy Bout
Jack Fitzpatrick Canadian heavyweight champion has received a letter from Patsy Sheppard of Boston asking if he would face George Dixon or Cal McCarthy. Fitzpatrick has agreed to meet either opponent and will travel to Heston as soon as a match is arranged.
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Crnwall
Jack Fitzpatrick
Canada
Patsy Sheppard
Boston
George Dixon
Cal McCarthy
Fitzpatrick
Heston
Club dissolution looms as football notes detail meetings
President McCallix of the Incal S'. Club calls a stockholders meeting at W. A. Potter’s office for Monday to dissolve the club. Tomorrow a players’ meeting at Te PsP atoH office aims to form a championship contest with teams including Braddeet Shaner New Castle Youngstown Eighteenth Ward Homestead and Ter AS. The Eighteenth Ward may clash with the Three As in the next session, while August Belmont’s racing notes reference famed horses and pacer anecdotes amid broader athletic chatter.
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McCallix
W. A. Potter
Te Psp
Shane
Powerful Stable Shows Promise in Training Direction
Mr Dwyer plans to invest a few thousand dollars to back his son Shoala and a small but potent stable. Phil Jr will handle training while Shoala struggles to deliver a strong showing. Rumors since the Players' League collapse surround National League attitudes toward Brotherhood men and player signings.
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Phil Jr
Players’ League
National League
Thll
Byrne
Rae Briderrooms
Foul Play Suspected in Death of English Miner at West Penn
William Coltman 23 a coal miner died at West Penn Hospital after being found unconscious in a box car near Willow Grove. Coroner's post mortem found base of brain fracture from a blunt instrument. An old man named Coltman claimed the deceased as his nephew and warned of two McDonald station men.
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William Coltman
West Penn Hospital
Wilsow Grove
Panhandle
Willow Grove
McDonald Station
McDowell
Coltman
England
Notable Visitors and Travelers at Pittsburgh Hotels
A roundup of guests and notable arrivals in Pittsburgh includes Ex-Senator W. B. Meredith and family en route to New York after the 7 5 train, J. P. Witherow and E. C. Darley on road projects, H. W. Woods of Westinghouse patents, and other dignitaries such as D. O. Barr en route to Washington. Local business figures George W. Stewart, David Henderson, and William A. Fruhling are noted, along with international visitors J. M. Dickson and F. Brown. A riverbank brawl near Fifty Fourth Street left J. C. Misteg with a scalp wound and a keg involved.
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W. B. Meredith
Kittanning
New York
South
E. A. Sweeney
Tyler County
West Virginia
D. O. Barr
Express
Washington
George W. Stewart
Brookville
David Henderson
New Duquesne Theater
William A. Fruhling
Los Angeles
Cal
Duquesne
C. R. Wattson
National Transit Company
Butler
I.a
George R. Edson
Albany, N. Y
Fifty-fourth Street
J. C. Misteg
Leading Hatters and Furriers Market Holiday Goods
A local retailer promotes a broad holiday assortment including ladies rings watches diamonds in various settings bronzes lamps fine clocks silverware art potteryware and more at moderate prices. Corner Wood Street and Firth Avenue storefront.
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Henry TsnuEypy
Smithfield Street
Wood Street
Firth Avenue
Weathered peace report from General Brooke and Indian tensions
Dispatches cite Brooke reporting peace near Pine Ridge and Little Wound returning to Pine Ridge Agency. Short Bull leads about 2,500 Sioux over 500 lodges en route as Miles warns of armed resistance. dispatches warn of possible disarmament across Pine Ridge Rosebud Cheyenne River Standing Rock.
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Brooke
Miles
Little Wound
Pine Ridge Agency
Short Bull
Rosebud
Iis
Jhee C. Rice
Mandan
N. D
Sitting Bull
Pine River Agency
Snds
Pine Ride
Jack Red Cloud
Big Road
Pine Ridge
Cheyenne River
Standing Rock
Red Cloud
No Water
Duck Red Cloud
Buffalo Bill Arrives in North Dakota to Quell Messiah Craze
Buffalo Bill and companions reach Standing Rock Agency with refitted conveyances. He carries a commission from General Miles, aimed at the Messiah movement amid Sitting Bull's camp near Grand River. Reports note unsettled tribes around Fort Reno and heightened religious dances related to the craze.
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Bismarck
N. C
Buffalo Bill
Frank Powell
White Beaver
R. H. Haslan
Pony Bob
Refaye
Standing Rock Agency
General Miles
Sitting Bull
Grand River
McLaughlin
St. Louis
Indian ‘Territory
Wesley Merritt
Fort Reno
Novel Journey in a Canoe Across America
Astoria dated article reports Elbert Rappiere, newspaper correspondent and president of New York, arriving after a canoe voyage from the Atlantic to the Pacific. He left New York on April 10 and covered about 6,200 miles by water with only short portages around rapids.
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Astoria
Uee
Elbert Rappiere
Mai
New York
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
Rapide
Antwerp bankers Ostendorp & Co in ruin
Continued report states Ostendorp & Co bankers of Antwerp face liabilities around 500000 pounds sterling. Assets reportedly include extensive land holdings in the Argentine Republic. Losses are expected to fall on a considerable number of firms.
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Messrs. Ostendorp & Co
Antwerp
France Faces Largest Public Debt Despite Solid Credit
M Pelletan presented to France Budget Committees a report showing a debt of 30 300 818 504 francs nominal and 22 824 043 090 francs actual with nominal interest 3.48 percent and actual 4.62 percent. Belgium extends franchise surprise bill as Radicals cheer. Roumanian Parliament opens with King pledging peace and export growth. Floods hit Ireland with Shannon overflow at Athlone. farms submerged and cattle lost. Twenty Armenian officials and others are arrested at Ismid for conspiracy.
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France
Associated Press
Paris
M. Pelletan
Belgium
Brussels
Bucharest
Europe
Ireland
Shannon
Athlone
Constantinople
Ismid
Pittsburg Turners Aid Dedication of Johnstown Hall
A special Pittsburg to Johnstown train carried many Turners to dedicate the new Turner Hall rebuilt after the flood. The ceremony featured John Von Alt’s welcome and Gottfried Ibsen’s address as the Pittsburg Turn organization leader. A grand procession, flags, music, and a ball capped the day with return trains at midnight.
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Pittsburg
Johnstown
Allegheny
Farr Expert Lieut Rars on Si0wox Lake Ontario
West Virginia report mentions Farr and an expert lieutenant on Si0wox Lake Ontario. The text includes scattered references to WeSTERN PENSSYt VAXIA and Wanwern with variable wires.
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West Virginia
Farr
Ontario
Special Weather Bulletin Reports Broad High Pressure Across Nation
A nationwide high pressure system brings fair weather with light snow confined to Lake Erie Ontario areas and parts of Pennsylvania and New York. Rivers show varying levels with several falling, others rising or steady. notable readings include Waarrzn 2 feet 6 inches falling and St Louis river to 7 feet and falling.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Lakes Erie
Ontario
Pennsylvania
New York
Lake
Waarrzn
Me - Wheeling
Alleghesy Junction
Siver
ST. Louis
Clear
Bala
New Urleass
Vicksste
Unprecedented jacket sale offers to start holiday business
Big bargains on jackets with black stockinets and cheviot reapers. Prices range from $2 to $46, now discounted to $3 to $18 for various styles including beaver, diagonal cheviot, and reefer jackets. Also listed are serge, satin lined, and Astrakhan trimmed pieces with substantial markdowns. Jos, Honne & Co. promotes a limited time sale with best value claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astrakhan
Jos, Honne & Co
Penn Avenue
Barker Townsend Wedding at New Brighton Residence
On Thursday November 27 at the bride's parents residence in New Brighton Pennsylvania the ceremony was conducted by Rev Dunlop Moore uniting Frederick G Barker and Janet Townsend in marriage.
State Farmers Alliance Adopts Platform at Harrisburg
The State Farmers Alliance convened in Harrisburg adopting a platform demanding tax reform, free silver coinage, secret ballots, and direct election of U S Senators. Officers were elected including Henry C Soavely as president and Valen tine Hay as treasurer. Nearly 4,000 farmers joined in a recent push from Greene Washington Fayette and Potter counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
Henry C. Soavely
Lebanon
Curtis
Clark
Crawford
D.M. Dowake
Franklin
John Dieffenbach
Berks
H. C. Demming
J. B. Moore
William Wible
Greene
Washington
Fayette
Potter
Banner County
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Chicagos
East End Association
Superior
Maggiek-Carter Billiard
General Sporting News
East Ernd Association
Shaners
Mellefonte
Pierarea
Pittsburgs
THE
Cornells
PD. C
Dhspatcn
Northfields
Morrow
Thuerman
Plain Talk
Hie
Sporting Notes
C. W. Kidder
Lynn
Maass
Mr. Kidder
London
F. Brown
Edinburgh
Scotland
Mayworth
A. Dempsey
Bradford
Seventh Avenue
H. W. Oliver
Philadelphia
E. Taube
Henry Terheyden
J. G. Bennett & Co
Jewe House
Exry Terheyd
Smithfield
Gen. Brooker
Curiaco
St. Paul
General Smith
Missoula
Muont
Fort Keard
Northwest
William
Melles
Northern Pacific Hailroad Company
Army
Pullman Building
Mellette
South Dakota
Hauch’s Jewelry Store
Wisit
Sellin
C. A. Verner’s
Esepidty
Iron City Brewing Co
Pilsner Beer
OCA
Verner’s Marn
Jos. Horse & Co
Turners
Pittsburgers
Turner Hall
Special Weather Bulletin
Habrisburg
State Farmers’ Alliance
Fifth Avenue
Will Price
Sixth Street
C. A. Verner's
Iron City Brewing Cos
Exmorrow
Suacons Oil Covernor OF
Maryland
IT Executive Chamber
Annapolis, Vd
ST. Jacobs
Elihu E. Jackson
Cor
MD. Best
State OF Pennsylvania
Allegilesy
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
John T. Moss
Westmoreland County
Max Kivin
Allegheny City
Marshall
Reno
AX Klein
Federal Street
Milleard T
Konc¢ Anderson
Callatoo
Aes Scott
FG. GC. Co
Pittsburg Combination Clothing Company
Poper
Grant and Diamond Sts
Court House
Sixth St
Penn Ave
Hopper Bros.& Co
Wood ST
Cor. Fourth Ave
Mhid
Shoe House
Sizth Street
Wwrsa
Cknight & Maglimbers
Gan
Bc Fitters
Smithfield ST
L. Douclas
Aboe
Ita Thoreande
Genntec Tlard
Goodyear
Snes
Sarre
Congress
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Masa
LL J
M. Lang
Butler Sts
Frobing
Fifth Ave
Careter
Sperber
Careco
Altegneny City
H. Koiser
Lms Federal
E. Hollinan
Nelecca
Jal
L. Goldsmit & Bro
Liberty ST
Pittsburg, PA
Oolluwf
coMeves
Orawono
Ang
Atrenhoen
Ncerferin L
Andrew Pafenbach
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