Buckenberger Eyed as Pittsburg Manager Amid McGunnigle Exit
A Cleveland era baseball page cites strong talk that A C Ruckenberger will take over the Pittsburg club next year as McGunnigle faces release. Buckenberger arrives in town and signals interest while directors weigh McGunnigle’s conduct and potential successors. Ed Swartwood may stay on as right fielder with Buckenberger and others evaluating players including Raymond and Hart.
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McGunnigle
Pittsburg
A. C. Ruckenberger
Tom
Scandrett
O'Neil
Kerr
Buckenberger
Aes
Mr. Kerr
Mr. McGunnigle
Ed Swartwood
Rockenberger
Sioux City
Mr. Buckerberger
Raymond
Hart
Chicago Association
Vrurkenberger
Poar
Mr. Buckenberger
Wheeling
Columbus
AD Gumbert
Scuarzer
Slosyon
Texas
Frep Prerist & Co
Mark Baldwin's Father Seeks Leral Ball Club Stock Buyout
The father of pitcher Mark Baldwin seeks to buy stock in the Leral Ball Club. He offered $2,500 for O Neil’s shares and requested an option for 15 days, but O Neil refused and considered the stock worth about 125 to 250 per share. Baldwin states he is buying on behalf of his son and will purchase from any stockholder.
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Mark Baldwin
O'Neil
Neil
Baldwin
Mr. O'Neil
Mr. Dwin
Mr. Baldwin
Dave
Beckley Signs Pittsburg Contract for 3500
Beckley agrees to play for Pittsburg next season under a 3500 salary deal. A 1000 dollar advance was also paid as part salary for this season. Miller and Shugart had signed with Pittsburg days earlier and Beckley followed after talks with Secretary Scandrett.
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Chicago
Miller
Shugart
Beckley
Association
Jake
Pittsburg
Scandrett
Beckley Agrees Pittsburg Exit Bet With O Neill
The article describes Jake Beckley threatening to sign with Boston if Pittsburg did not meet his terms. Ex-President O Neill bets $10 he would stay, winning after Beckley signed. The bet's twist involved a misleading insurance receipt mistaken for a cash payment.
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Pittsburg
Boston
O'Neil
Beckley
Mr. O'Neil
Jake
J. Palmers
President White's plan eyed at league meeting
Ex president O Neil plans to push President White s championship scheme at the National League annual gathering next month. The plan divides the season into two 70 game segments awarding pennants to the leaders in each half and a final series for the league title if two pennants are won.
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National League
O'Neil
White
Al Johnson in town discusses baseball, leadership changes
Al Johnson, prominent in early baseball, arrived in the city and commented that Pittsburg will suffer from J P O Neil’s resignation as club president. He noted interest in East Liverpool baseball and said his late deal affairs are resolving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Johnson
P. L
Pittsburg
J. P. O'Neil
Johnson
East Liverpool
Lafayette Downed by University Eleven 15 to 6
In Philadelphia on October 28 the University of Pennsylvania defeated Lafayette College 15 to 6, aided by safeties by Edwards and Wilson and a first half touchdown by Church. Moyle scored for Lafayette and Edwards added the extra point after his safety.
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Philadelphia
Easton
Old Pennsylvania
Lafayette College
University
Camp
Bronson
Lehigh
Martin
Church
Newto
Prince
Adams
Lafayette
Moyle
Wilson
Oliver
Voight
Marion
White
Thayer
Etx
Edwards
Chirch
Pennsylvania
Harvard Football Team Braces for Yale Game With Strong Home Scans
Harvard's football squad reports progress as key players Cumnock Corbett Mackie Emmons Shea and others prepare for the Yale contest on November 21. Mentions of lineup shifts injuries and expected backfield personnel highlight confidence in a competitive matchup at Cambridge.
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Cameemce
Mass
Harvard
Cumnock
Cambridge
Corbett
Mackie
Yale
Develo
Heffelfinger
Shea
Emmons
Rantout
Wlth
New York
Harring
Mason
Heard
Newall
Hallowell
Cobb
Lake
Traffords
Princeton Routs Manhattan Athletic Club 80 to 0
Princeton University eleven dominates Manhattan Athletic Club 80 to 0 in Princeton. The visitors relied on individuals, while Princeton executed cohesive team play led by veteran lines and strong backfield.
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Princeton
Princeton University
Manhattan Athletic Club
Cash
Janeway
Seat Center
Secrer
Manhattan
Rutgers routs Columbia in snowed under football clash
In New Brunswick Rutgers overwhelmed Columbia 44 to 0 as a heavy snowfall blanketed the field. Rutgers dominated on both sides, scoring early and frequently to extinguish Columbia's offense.
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New Broonswick
N. J
Columbia
Rutgers
Amherst Kickers Defeat Stace's Y M C A Team 24 to 4
Stace's football squad from the Springfield YMCA training school loses to the Amherst kickers with a 24 to 4 score. The match took place on Oct. 28. The result highlights Amherst's strong defense and offensive plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amunist
Stace
Springfield
Amherst Kickers
Bowdoin Triumph Delivers Season High Victory
Bowdoin remains undefeated as the team defeats rivals with a 79 10? score to cap the season. The win marks a season high and showcases strong scoring from key players.
Brutal road-house bout ends with Bates victory
About 200 spectators watched Jack Bates of Youngstown win after a wild clash with Joe Daley of New York near Danbury Conn. The fighters fouled, bit and clawed through eight rounds, Daley twice escaping the ring before Bates clinched victory as the referee awarded Bates the win after Daley smashed the referee.
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Jack Bates
Youngstown
Joe Daley
New York
Brooklyn
Danbury
Conn
Youngstown, C
Don McAuliffe
Pugilist
Con
Daley
Daly
Bates
Opening day at Westside Park draws large crowd
Nashville reports a strong turnout for Westside Park opening. Races feature Princess Limo winning the first with Ethel Gray runner up. Hydy takes the mile and a sixteenth selling event. Everton and Boliver Buckner win later races as times range 1:07 to 1:14.
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Nashville
Westside Park
Resu
Princess Limo
Ethel Gray
Rival
Ete Trowbridge
Zeke Hardantes
Hydy
Somerset
Rock
T Moe
Everton
Boliver Buckner
Farmer
Reuben Payne
Gayoso
Forest
Jester Knocks Out Courtright in Nine-Round Bout
Louis Jester, Ohio lightweight champion, defeated H. Courtright by knockout in nine rounds at the Athletic Club rooms in Wilkes-Barre this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Louis Jester
Ohio
H. Courtright
Athletic Club
Prince of Wales Loses Cambridgeshire With Three Entries
In the Cambridgeshire at Newmarket the one mile and 240 yards stakes race crowned Comedy owned by W W Fulton as the winner. Breach, another three year old filly, placed second while Derelict, the Prince of Wales entry, finished third of 29 starters.
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W. W. Fulton
Comedy
Lord Hastings
Breach
Prince of Wales
Derelict
Horse Races Report From Washington Dispatch
Races summaries list winners and times for the first five races including Busteed Miss Williams Margherita Ocypete and St Luke with times from 1 10 to 2 52. Tomorrow entries show weights and horses for five races across distances from three quarters of a mile to six furlongs with numerous names and numbers.
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Washington
Busteed
Bellevue
Elin
Miss Williams
Queenston
Village Maid
Margherita
George W
Ekynn
Ocypete
Celia
Abi
St. Luke
Hercules
Repartee
Lamplighter
Madrid
Alcinacolt
Oe D'Or
Mrs. Peck
Socklill
Wat- Charies
Querneton
Village
Mala
Charlies
VOM
Lady Ballard
Stray Lass
Senorita
Prother
Ginsmaker
Larchmont
Tattler
Cerberus
Kelly
Ed McGinnis
Morton
King Thomas
Somerset
Do Do
Jim Kinney
Mark
Gonolier
Tarantella
Iberix
Balbriggan
Two unfinished pacing races linger in Independence program
Independence October report notes two incomplete races on today's card. In the 2:35 pace a field of 16 started six heats with Almont and Hambletonian each claiming two apiece and Best time 2 24 13 by Almont.
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Independence
Pritie
Almont
Hambletonian
Carrie Beach
Almont Ambletonian
Jessie McCorckle
Bonnie Wilkes
Fe Russell
B. S
Mambrino Russell
Jockey Club Inquiry Tops Vienna Budapest Racing News
The Vienna and Budapesth Jockey Clubs investigate fraud allegations against several jockeys, with summons issued to some for magistrate questioning. The inquiry entangles long-time members of the Jockey Society as tensions rise in the racing community. Local report notes T. H. Smith, called the boss in the saddle, sending Billy Hamble to ride for a record set at a mile in 2 19 and Colonel For through the meeting.
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Independence
T. H. Smith
Billy Hamile
Smith
Fast End
Allegheny
Allerton
Zoe B
Blue Bull
Prince Smith
Berlin
Germany
Edwards
United States
C. W. Williams
Williams
New York Baseball Club
George Gore
Baltimore
van der Horst
Baltimore Club
Lew Whistler
St. Louis
New York Cluts
Whistler
Ted Sullivan
McPhee
Cincinnati
California Athletic Club
Peter Maher
Joe McAuliffe
Missions
Maher
McAuliffe
Jake Kilratu
Gazette
Billy Madden
Californian Athletic Club
Madden
Tony Sage
Albert Club
Dublin
Jim Corbett
Peter Jackson
Corbett
Police Gazette Office
M. A. Cumine
Acorn A. C
J. E. Sullivan
New Jersey
A. C
Charles White
Clinton A. C
William 3. Curtis
New York A. C
Spirit of the Times
J. G. Tighe
Varuna Boat Club
Metropolitan Association
Metropolitan Opera House
H. E. Buermeyer
New York Athletic Club
Three A's football trip to Cleveland amid injuries
Interest rises in the Three A's football team trip to Cleveland on Saturday. Key players Germer Proctor and Schwartz are out due to injury and other commitments, with Val entine likely to fill one halfback slot.
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A’s
Cleveland
Germer
Proctor
Schwartz
Germér
Valentine
River News and Notes Louisville Steamship Movements
River updates from Louisville report clear weather and a slow fall in the water. Measurements show 10 inches on the falls, 2 feet 2 inches on the canal, and 4 feet 7 inches below. Departures include Madison, Bellaire, Evansville, and Carrie Hope.
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Dispatch
Louisville
Madison
Bellaire
Evansville
Carrie Hope
River Gauges Report Mixed Levels Across Stations
Reports from multiple river gauges show varied readings and conditions. Allegheny at Junction-Rilver sits 1 foot 9 inches and falling. Morgantown shows 4 feet 6 inches with clear, cool conditions. Owsville records 4 feet 9 inches and steady, clear. Cincinnati at 4 feet 7 inches and falling. Station data note low water marks at Arben. Observations include readings of 45, 42, and 5 degrees Fahrenheit at different sites.
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Allegheny JuNction
Morgantown
Jechee S
Ownsville
Arben
Cincinnati
S. H. H. Clark
New Keans
A. L. Mason
St. Louis
Fires Raze Multiple Businesses Across Several Cities
A series of damaging fires destroyed ice houses for Sullivan and Nunan in Buffalo, a new wireworks in New Castle, the Clifton Springs Distillery in Cumminsville, and the New England Card and Paper Company plant in Springfield. Losses ranged from about 500 to 50,000 dollars, with several properties partly insured. Additional blazes hit Booth and Flinn’s tar shed, a Chas Sutton residence, Hall Bros tin stamp works in Muncie, and the Garfield school area in East End, plus fires at Virden and Hamlin affecting hotels, livery stables, and other structures. Paragraph notes widespread destruction and insurance statuses.
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Buffalo
Sullivan & Nunan
New Castle
Cumminsville
Cincinnati
Clifton Springs
Booth & Flinn
Center Avenue
Chas, Sutton
Covington Street
Springfield
Mass
New England Card and Paper Company
I. L. Swan & Co
Garfield
Atlantic Avenue
East End
Muncie
Ind
Hall Bros
Virden
Man
Ney
England
Ottawa
Hamlin
Kan
Hallin
Mayview
Police move on a string of local court cases
Mrs. Sanan J. Civastox filed an information against her husband John A. Clugston a Turtle Creek Justice of the Peace for desertion. Clugston was arrested and bonded for a hearing. A midget Jour Pr renson faced drunkenness charges and was released with a reprimand. Jay C. Bovis jailed for assault and battery and surety of prosecution. W M Strives jailed awaiting hearing on accusations of abusing a 15 year old girl Fanny Clark. J C Cramer arrested at home on disturbance complaint. Atsert Kirsene given ten days in work house for disorderly conduct. Jon J. Glenn jailed for assault and battery. Brevours Davis jailed for three days as a public nuisance.
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Sanan J. Civastox
Plum Township
McMasters
John A. Clugston
Clugston
Turtle Creek
Jour Prrenson
Hyndmann
Central Station
Terry
Webster Avenue
Jay C. Bovis
Alderman Reilly
Sheence
Lucy Boyle
W. M. Strives
Fanny Clark
George L. Rohner
J. C. Cramer
Pennsylvania Avenue
Aileen
Josephson
Fashionable jackets and cloth reefers in varied fabrics
A sales page lists Plain Chinchilla Cloth Reefers at 3.75 and 6.50 value levels. Astrachan Trimmed Chevron and Cheviot jackets priced from 6.50 to 17.00 with elaborated silk facings. Further offers include vested jackets at 14.00, fur trimmed options at 15.00 to 25.00, and Paris imported jackets up to 35.00 with minx collars and silk linings.
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Paris
Pittsburg
Berlin
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al Buckenberger
Ball Club
Baseball News
Swartwood
McGannigle
Tom Loftus
As Schmelz
Bob Leadley
Mr. Bruckenberger
Leral Ball Club
President White
Mr. O'Neill
Tion
Pennsylvania University
Princetons
Campripee
Sperial
Bowdoin
Biin
Jester
Recreation Park
Jim Crow
E. E. Shaner
Shaner
George Watson
Sroer Torn
Can
Palo Alto
Novelist
Guide
Stambon
Exeter
Taft
Phillip
Mark BaLowix
DR. Greene
Dr.Greene
Ann Greene
West 14Th
Belote New York
Sonally
Nervara
Tom Blank
Bil As
Nia
West Virginia
Warner
United Sates Weather Bureau
River News and Notes
Ewing, Collins & Ewing
American Bank
Bank of Mayview
Nean Waynesburg
Joseph Mang
Partilly
Savannah
Bendo
Liverpool
St. Loulh
Indiana
Douglas Hamilton
Fulton Street
Metropolitan Essential Oil Works
J. M. Agnew
J. McGillicuddy
Pis Denemere
Total Losa
McDonald
J. D. Sauntors
William Hamilton
John Gray
Hamilton
aDonald
Fleming
Fleming & Ool
Market ST
Atsert Kirsene
Flinn
Succop
Jonn J. Glenn
John McMahon
John Mnt
Davis
Apollinaris
Table Waters
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London
Eng
the People's Store
Fifth Avenue
Cloak Department
Astrachan
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