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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1896

Page

11

Scranton Aims High in Eastern League Baseball

Eastern League strength preview notes Scranton poised to join the league’s elite. Wilkes-Barre unchanged while Providence Rochester Hochester Springfield Buffalo Toronto and others strengthen rosters. Analysts project two divisions with Buffalo Providence Hochester Scranton Toronto Wilkes-Barre in the first group.

Springfeld Union Leaguie Buffalo Providence Ppetheneld Burhowke Hochester Scrubton Toronto Wilkes-Barre

Spring Belt Division Baseball Chronicle

Fragmentary note from a 19th century baseball column discusses league coverage by a sporting editor and writers in eastern cities. The garbled text references Union publication and commemorates correspondence from regional baseball reporters.

Fit Sporting I. Banborn Union

Stricker Signs to Play Second Base for Pottsville Club

A Philadelphia man recounts the long pursuit of John Stricker by Pottsville in the State league for 1896. Stricker, veteran second baseman formerly with the Athletics and Cleveland, has signed after offers from Eastern Western and Southern clubs and will join Pottsville after draws with manager Al Lawson in Philadelphia.

Pottsville Philadelphia Philadelphia Press al Lawson John Stricker Stricker Springeld Mass Baltimore Washington Providence Felding

Carbondale Baseball Club Faces Stock Sale Stand

Traction Company declines to purchase stock in the local baseball team. Janney and North of Philadelphia, heavy stockholders, oppose further contribution, urging the park be supported instead of stock. Citizens urged to rally to support. base ball association charter denied by Judge Archbald due to sweeping privileges and incomplete stock.

Mesere Janney North Philadelphia Carbondale Trackerjake All Dispatch Messrs Traction Company Base Tall Association Eltigens Carbondale Baseball Association Archbald

Wilkes-Barre Base Ball Club Elects Officers

The Eastern league directors of the Wilkes-Barre base ball club met in Wilkes-Barre Pa on March 31 and organized for the coming year naming William J McLean president William T Reed vice president Leo W Long corresponding secretary Frederick Kropp financial secretary Isaac Long treasurers WLS McLean WT Reed and Charles W Tammany managing director John C Chapman new manager of Brooklyn N Y is expected to arrive here tonight.

Droug Wilkes Harre Tian Shannon Prank Kinner Williawa John Wente John McMahon Charles A. Smith Bret Wetla Mehler Ale Lexotte Felders T. C. Griffin Thaw Bare John M. Keennan TH. Colenlough Howard W. Luckey Avoca George Meakin Wilkes-Barre Shannon Rochester Bonner Treoklyn Orit Marl Keen Eoleghmeh TSG Wiliam McLean William T. Reed Leo W. Long Frederick Kropp Isaac Long Wls. McLean W .T. Reed Charles W. Tammany

Rochester and Cincinnati to Clash in June Exhibition

Rochester plans an exhibition game with Cincinnati on June 17 at an event-packed season preview. The sports page details uniform colors for teams, player movements to Buffalo, Providence, Rochester, Syracuse, and notes on pitchers, catchers, and potential trades across minor and major circuits.

Yale Trip to Henley Fund Slowed by Subscriptions

Review notes Yale rugby toward Henley with slow growth in the expense fund, but expects cash forthcoming. It recounts Henley heat systems, nicknames of contenders, and the lure of betting and publicity around boxing and pigeon shooting.

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Bicycle News And Gossip From The Season

Charles Coleman will ride Syracuse racer this season while Dick Wambeld of the Green Ridge Wheelmen rides his Keating. Thomas Mallon from Harlem will race in Dublin on April 7 as part of foreign amateur events. The era sees rising production with many wheels backordered as dealers report a bicycle fever and new racing tracks planned at Scranton Driving Park.

Charles Coleman Syracuse Dick Wambeld Green Ridge Wheelmen Keating Dunham The Dime Bank Eddie Bald Irvington-Milburn Basnett League of American Wheelmen Fred Stevens Ira Bennett & Co Stevens Sanger Hamilton Thomas Mallon Harlem Wheelmen New York Dublin Ireland Little Palle Herkimer Weyvle Paris London A. A. Zimmerman Scranton

Local Racing Boards Eyed for Amateur Scrutiny

An old time racing man advocates local racing boards in major cities to monitor amateurs. The American Wheelman endorses the plan, proposing city boards report to district representatives and then to the racing board chair with recommendations. The idea aims to curb amateur misconduct across Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo regions.

United States D. H. Lewis A. G. Batchelder Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Welsh San Francisco

Amateur sport purity at stake over 100 mile limit

The piece argues that some amateurs face unjust punishment via malicious prosecution while some guilty dodge punishment. It calls for a 100 mile limit and price-value cap to restore beauty to amateur sport and curb shady officials from polluting it for personal gain.

Ter Eerie

Dick Croker’s Horses Look Formidable In England This Season

Richard Croker’s racing string is described as formidable and capable of winning this season. J E McDonald notes Croker’s stable is healthy, well-trained, and prepared, with a brother to the Commoner expected to prove strong. English trainer and jockey advantages cited, plus the absence of M F Dwyer aiding Croker’s setup.

Richard Croker Morton United Kingdom J. E. McDonald Croker England Mr. McDonald M. F. Dwyer

An Old Fashioned Brother

An early Cincinnati Enquirer fragment notes a preacher in a Kentucky town who, asked about the deceased’s piety, recalls the man’s devout nature. The keynote line depicts the prior believer as deeply religious and quick to pray before any action, even a gun dispute.

Kentucky Cincinnati Enquirer

Makers Of Base Balls Trust Controls Ball Market

The article describes a powerful base ball trust dominating supply in the United States. It notes vast annual consumption, centralized machines for production, and secret control by a single inventor, with New York and other cities housing interested buyers. Enormous multi‑million quantities pass through the American News company network.

New York American News Company

Racing Ambitions Tangle With Names From Past Period

John Lawson plans a record bid on the Chicago New York route as Robert Searle is noted. A Baltimore owner Mr. Mentfield stakes 2.10. The discussion mentions Fleetwood park spring meetings and a sinking claim involving Lord Dunraven and the Valkyrie insurance.

John Lawson Baltimore Meniiel York David IL Gillette Fly Aerne Fleetwood Park Lord Dunraven

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