Professional football league organized in New York
A national professional football league is being organized with aims to field teams in cities that currently host National League baseball clubs. Chicago and New York backers push the plan, recruiting mainly baseball players, with some prominent coaches to join. Amateur players oppose it, fearing injury and rugby-style play. law and finances are described as strong. An Inter-Collegiate schedule meeting also notes Yale, Princeton, Penn, Wesleyan, and Lehigh representatives and upcoming games and referees.
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Dispatch
New York
National Football League of Professions
Chicago
Herbert Claude
Claude
Boston
James C Wormley
Coleman House
Wormsley
Prometers
Iiesell
Uding Pite
Mew Tong
Pittsburg Football Club Holds Lively Meeting
A well attended Pittsburg Football Club gathering Saturday evening welcomed several first class players from England and Scotland as new members. The Brothers Atwell claimed attempts to recruit them to Wilkinsburg were rebuffed as the club plans games with major East teams.
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Pittsburg
England
Scotland
Atwell
Wilkinsburg
Pitesburg
Reds Triumph In Ninth Inning Rally In Crecixxati
In a doubleheader at Crecixxati the Reds win the first game in a dramatic ninth inning led by Lathem's clutch hit. Barkness halts play after the fifth. Attendance reported as 4,500 with numerous notables from Cincinnati and Louisville noted among the linescore and fielding details.
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Crecixxati
Reds
Lathem
Secon
Barkness
Eist
Lou Rerfae Lleliidas
Croom
Tatham
Werden
Krowning
Carthryrk
Neowor
Brodie
Vaughn
Dasher
Murphy
Bnilth
Sia
Soullivan
Merkin
Toini
St. Dawle
Semue Ae
Trade
Wongin
Briggs
Heckler
Murr
Smith
Clauibe'n
Genlm Yotal
Clvelman Wheeee
Lawile
Antuetees
Huill
Hoover
Cmap
Hy Chau Beriain
Caruthers
Strock
Chamberlain
Car
Tonight's League Schedule Broadcom Rivalries
Loninville visits Pitusbar while Chicago meets Cleveland and St Louis travels to Cincinnati. Philadelphia plays Brooklyn, Baltimore battles Boston, and Washington faces New York in key league games.
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Loninville
Pitusbar
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Baltomere
Boston
Washington
New York
Cixerxrati
Comiskey
George Meakin
Chris
von der Abe
Curt Welch
Moriarity
Browns
Billy Earle
Birmingham
Plea for Shugart in baseball exchange dispute
A communication to The Dispatch defends Shugart amid talk of trading him for Glasscock. It notes Shugart’s 3 percent batting, 230 putouts and 59 assists against Glasscock’s weaker fielding, urging fair assessment and criticizing other players’ conduct and loyalty in the exchange debate.
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the Dispatch
Shugart
Glasscock
Giasscock
Lindl
Pittsburg-Pitt game notes and early season hints
The report covers Pittsburg-Piret matchups and early season chatter about teams like Louisville and Brooklyn. It notes players such as Miller, Merritt, Ehret, Stratton, and Klug, with references to outfield combinations and pitching expectations. mentions Boston, Washington, and Cleveland links, plus remarks on the 12-club league and a proposed season format.
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Pittsburg
Piret
Pugs
Owe
Cence
Louisville
Wooee Eae Oes
Miller
Sadie Duel
Seine Pittsboro
Loudewille
Baldwin
Ehretine Miller
Stratton
Merritt
Cicinnat
Burke
Abbey
Joe Louis
Vents
Pencremese
Apa
Giorsinba
Hawiey
Dreéitenstein
Buckiey
Clarkson
H Nppy
Zimmer
Brooklyn
Klug
Ewing, Weyhing
Glenn
Corbett Show Ends With Sparring Row and Sulks
Berraio New York Oct 2. The Corbett show at Music Hall drew crowds after five rounds with Daly as sparring partner. After the exhibition Daly sulked and quarreled with Corbett, saying he won’t continue. Corbett thanked the crowd but lamented Daly’s sulks and business disputes.
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Berraio
N. Y
Corbett
Music Hall
Daly
Corbette
Jim
Pittears
Lever Aid
Mis Harsh Treatment During Polite Turn Session
Fragmentary account notes a speaker recounting requests for fair treatment from Corbett during duties, describing continued blows or rough handling as others observed and a pattern of mistreatment during their coordinated effort.
Youngsters for next season trained at Captain Brown stable
Captain Brown selects about 15 of 50 yearling colts and fillies to ship to his Eastern and Western stables for next season's races. Eighth to Louisville and seven to Westchester N C will be named and trained. the stock farm plans further improvements.
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Astortows
Brown
Louisville
Westchester
N. C
Richmond
Masterpiece
Lamplighter
Captain Brown
Rogers
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