Am erican Association of Baseball Clubs Organized
Promoters in Chicago formed a new league named the American Association of Baseball clubs with Adrian C. Anson slated as president. Eight clubs planned with at least 20000 each, aiming for early fielding and rivaling the National League, spanning East and West with cities including New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Washington Chicago St Louis Milwaukee and Buffalo or Detroit.
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American Association of Baseball Clubs
Norwood
Adrian C. Anxon Ae
Eollows
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Washington
Baltimore
Chicake
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Detroit
Buffalo
Denrue
Atrian
Anson
Michigan Avenue
Rt. Louis
Tom Loftus
Grand Rapids
Adrian C. Anson
W. St. Clough
Geo. Schaefer
Chris von der Abe
A. H. Spink
D. Quinn
5. Havener
Frank Buckley
Tme
Sharkey at Work Seeks World Title Fight With Jeffries
New York report says Tom Sharkey trains harder than ever for the October 23 world title bout with Jim Jeffries at Coney Island. He has four trainers Rob Armstrong Steve O'Donnell George Digs and Prof Herrick at Feiix Hoehm's roadhouse Newdorp. They split boxing and conditioning duties to shape the sailor for the bout.
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Sailor
New York
Tom Sharkey
Jim Jeffries
Coney Inland Sporting Club
Sharkey
Feiix Hoehm
Newdorp
Rob Armatrong
Steve O'Dornell
Ceorge Digs
Prof Herrick
Providence
Armstrong
O'Donnell
Dizon
Herrick
Craig A Disappointment. Hyanthe Defeats Craig In New York
Tommy Hyanthe of Syracuse defeated Craig, last night at the Coney Island Sporting Club before 7000 fans. The middleweight bout ended in a dramatic knockout in the second round as Craig, recently back from England, failed to deliver expected form and suffered a rough beating. The Briton dominated after the knockdown, with Craig struggling to mount a comeback and suffering further punishment.
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New York
Tommy Hyanthe
Syracuse
Craig
Harlem
Coney Inland
England
Tyan
Growi
Tyne
Rover
Boxing bout ends abruptly after tenth round
In a tense match both fighters weighed in under 169 pounds. The crowd reacted as referee Siler intervened to stop the bout, preventing what could have been a career-ending loss for Craig. The opponent Ryan challenged Craig, who was introduced as Frank Cris of England, provoking merriment among spectators.
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Daitred
Siler
Ryan
Craig
Frank Cris
England
Boston on the Trade Selee reshapes roster for next season
Boston manager Selee plans several trades to refresh the roster after long Boston tenure. Key moves include Herman Long and Callins likely out, Sullivan newly acquired as star catcher, Bergen traded, and Hickman to Princeton for extended spring training. Two new curve pitchers and several old players bound for changes aim to restore a winning lineup.
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Boston
Mass
Alenager Selee
Herman Long
Selec
Herman
Tennes
Cothin
Selee
Hamilton
Aginth Boeton
Seles
Sullivan
Grand Rapids
Bergen
Hickman
Bul Clarke
Princrton
Christie
Munger Selée
Leich
Louinville
Denton
Curve
Guood
Bustuh
M Duffies Latest Time Trial Promises New Road Sprint
New York reports a sensational time trial by bicycle ace McDuffie, touted to beat Murphy’s loco behind time. The event planned for September 24 or 25 will occur on streets, possibly the Brooklyn Boulevard, with a new motorized device claimed to cut times close to a minute.
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New York
Long Island Ie
Charley Murphy
Brooklyn
EB. A. McDuffie
McDuffee
Murphy
McGovern Plans Boxing Run to Meet Dixon in Philadelphia
Waterbury September date recaps McGovern outlining plans to accept George Dixon's challenge after vaudeville season. He agrees to a $5,000 side bet with Dixon for a winner-takes-all bout and aims to face Gardner and others next. McGovern plans to tour with Bingfaid and Palmer film features. He will box six rounds in Philadelphia on September 22 against Fred Soy.
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Waterbury
Vonn
aiGoverp
George Dixon
Dixon
Gardner
McGovern
Bingfaid
Palmer
Eix
Philadelphia
Fred Soy
Great Iroquois Dead In Nashville Stallion Dies
Iroquois, premier stallion of Helle Meade stud, died in Nashville Tennessee from an acute kidney affliction at 11. He was the only American horse to win the English Derby, also capturing the Prince of Wales Stakes the Great Champion and the St Leger in his early career in England.
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Nashville
Tenn
Helle Meade Stud
Iro
England
Rublin Wins Out Over Stebener In Denver Fight
Gus Rublin defeated Jack Stebener in seven rounds before the Olympia Athletic Club in Denver last night. The victory came in the seventh round.
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Jack Stebener
Denver
Col
Gus Rublin
Olympia Athletic Club
National League at Brooklyn Boston score by innings
In a cloudy recount of last night baseball, Brooklyn faced Philadelphia with Kennedy and Mottuire contributing, while Boston trounced Dallas in the Boston home game. The score by innings shows the Dodgers and Mets balanced against the Phillies, with Lewis and Sullivan noted in key plays.
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Boston
Lewis and Sullivan
Pitchers and Players Dominate Baseball Notes Era
Baseball notes summarize post season movements and player signings. Mentions Gray Schri Belton, Wills, Berser, Hofer, Chesbro, and Buwer. Discusses Brooklyn, Newark, St Louis, and Baltimore teams, trades, injuries, and potential rosters. Highlights fines, league payments, and Indianapolis and Louisville representations, with mention of Cupid Childs and Tommy Leach.
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Cureton
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Aix
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de Shejames
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Tengue
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Wow Rer
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Vice T- Denier
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Weehawken
Sammay
Emphatic Chinese Protest Over Philippine Exclusion Order
Washington reports an official Chinese protest against General Otis's Philippine exclusion decree. Minister Wu Ding Pang submitted the protest, arguing it violates international law and harms Sino American relations. China cites prior U S aims to keep status quo and notes valuable Chinese aid to the Philippines. The matter was escalated to the president and Secretary Root for international and military review.
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State Department
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United States
Congress
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Otis
Charles A Whitaker
Philis—pine
Uni
China
Harmony GALL Headed by J G Johnson for 1900 Unity Drive
John G Johnson of Peabody Kansas named executive officer of the Democratic national committee to organize funds and press strategy as the party seeks unity for 1900. Senator Jones notes Johnson as a trusted ally and plans to meet in Chicago New York and St Louis. A harmony call urges Kentucky to back Governor Goebel to ensure Democratic victory and Blackburn return to the Senate.
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Kan
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Ido
Jones
New York
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St Louis
Johnson
Rational Committee
Stone
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Barty
Strassic
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Kanmn
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Samuel 8. Cook
George Fred Willams
Massachusetts
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Tham
Williams
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Dallas
Democratic State
Chinese Deportation Decree Tightens Philippine Exclusion
The decree to deport Chinese not registered in the Philippines narrows entry to Manila Cebu and Jalin with strict health and residency requirements. General Otis reported April 1 on the shutdown of most Chinese immigration, noting the Chinese government’s concern over severed ties and the impact on Philippine industry.
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China
Gen
War Department
Manila
Cebu
Jalin
Ite
Get
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