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Date	Wednesday, June 11, 1884
Text	The Arbitration Committee has, by its secretary, John J. Rust of Chicago, served notice upon all National agreement clubs–seventy in all–that the following players have made themselves forever ineligible to play in or against any national agreement club, or club which desires recognition from national agreement clubs, viz: George W. Bradley, reserved by the Athletics. Fred Dunlap and Hugh Daly, reserved by the Clevelands. George Shaffer, reserved by the Buffalos. John Gleanson and “Buck” Weaver, reserved by the Louisvilles. Emil Gross, reserved by the Philadelphias. These players are as dead to the national agreement clubs now as if they did not exist. They can never be reinstated. They have no hope except in the Union Association. The notice is official and goes on record. St.
Source	St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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Submitted by	Richard Hershberger
Origin	Initial Hershberger Clippings

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