Atlantic League prospects loom for Scranton team
The article sketches Scranton likely to be represented in the Atlantic League this season with Walter Burnham as manager. It details expected rosters for Allentown Reading Wilkes-Barre and Philadelphia affiliates, plus noted spring games and a dramatic Yale Tufts baseball anecdote.
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Scranton
Walter Burnham
Me. Sanders
Mr. Burnham
Allentown
Lutenberg
Joe Delehanty
Ed Delehanty
Philadelphia
Zimmerman
Frank Delehanty
Philadelphia Athletics
Ziegler
Jacktlitzeh
Mahaffey
Chiles
Belmont
Becker
Dugaleby
Wilkes-Harre
Rochester
Pieischman
Reading
Lawrence
Beaumont
Moran
Logan
Voorhees
MelLaughlin
Cross
Monte” Cragg
Athletics
Smith
Elmira
Dean
Haggerty
Johnson
Fragee
Rim" Botternus
Buffalo
Clymer
Wilkes-Barre
George Schoch
Brooklyn
Schoch
Burns
Avoca
Wilkes- Barre
Kansas City
St. Louis
Wily
High School Pedestrian Meet Promises Exciting Race
The Pedestrian club notes an outing at 2 50 PM with a foot race between Arch Dean and Eugene Tropp, amid survey class plans by Prof Shingoff. An accident near the third floor locker room involving falling books highlights日 caution and responsibility as students prepare for practical surveying trips.
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the Tribune
Eugene Tropp
Robert Gardner
Tropp
Arch Dean
Exeter
Dean
Shingoff
The Marriage Problem and Health Advice Promises
An advertisement claims Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription cures female weakness cures uterine inflammation and drains improving happiness in marriage. It cites Mrs Anna Willy of Michigan House and urges correspondence to Dr R K Pierce of Buffalo New York for remedies and consultations.
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Anna Willy
Michigan House
North
South Health
Voor
RK. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N,y
Elk bowling benefit match opens entries in county
Wanna and Luzerne counties will host a bowling match starting Tuesday night. All entrants must submit names by Monday evening to Peter Ziegler c/o the Riks. Prizes go to leaders in the event and former Sheriff Robinson as Elk team president will award a reward for the highest average.
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Wanna
Luzerne
Peter Ziegler
Riks
Prines
Sheriff Robinson
Elk
Big football elevens have al-
In Cambridge last week two teams trained under Daly and Sargent for fall play. At Penn Philadelphia Coach Woodruff shapes his squad for fall. McCracken and Hare from Penn excel in hammer throwing with 140 ft 6 in and rising, Plan of California reportedly 152 ft, setting up the anticipated clash at Franklin Field next month.
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Cambridge
Daly
Sargent
Philadelphia
Woodruff
University of Pennsylvania
McCracken
Hare
Murphy
Plan
California University
California
Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Mass cycling meetings planned across New England and beyond
KINS of the Massachusetts division of the League of American Wheelmen plans mass meetings in Springfield Worcester Fitchburg Lowell Fall River New Bedford and other cities to promote League work. National meet races July 10 14 include Zimmerman versus Sanger and a full day of automobile racing with over 5000 dollars in prizes. A side path project from New York to Chicago progresses through multiple cities including Poughkeepsie Albany Schenectady Amsterdam Utica Rochester Batavia Buffalo Erie Ashtabula Cleveland Elyria Toledo Butler Goshen Elkhart South Bend toward Chicago.
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Kins
Massachusetts
League of American Wheelmen
League
Springfield
Worcester
Fitchburg
Lowell
Fall River
New Bedford
National Cycling Association
Zimmerman
Sanger
New York
Chicago
Poughkeepsie
Albany
Schenectady
Amsterdam
Utica
S ¥Racuge
Rochester
Batavia
Buffalo
N. Y
Erie
Ashtabula
Cleveland
Elyria
Toledo
Butler
Goshen
Scranton Bicycle Club bowling season winds down
Strikes and Spares reports another league bowling tournament at the Scranton alleys beginning next week. The Elk alleys contest will follow, wrapping up the season as the most successful yet in Scranton. The Hi cycle club second team lost to Wilkes-Barre West End with totals show Scranton at 2187.
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HE Bicycle Club
Elk
Scranton
Fiteelf
Hicycle Club
Wilkes-Barre
West End
Scrap Iron
Scranton Boys
Scranton Bicycle Club
Beavers
Kays
Northup
Turn
Leonard
Rhoads
Yost
Lamb
Weekeaser
Davis
J. W
Elk Alleys
Lacka
Peckville News Roundup Signals and Injuries at Main Street Scene
Edward Locklin suffered head and shoulder injuries after being thrown from Frear's delivery wagon on Main Street. He recovered consciousness and rests after medical care. Court updates note Louis Weissberger v NY Ontario and Western railroad postponed to May. Local church notices report Sunday services and the final quarterly conference of the year.
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Edward Locklin
Frear
Main Street
E. E. Grelner
J. B. Grover
Grover
Locklin
Lillian Peck
W. T. Roberts
Jermyn
Robert Tuthill
South Main Street
Louis Weissberger
New York, Ontario and Western Railroad
Wilson Fire Company
If.be
Greiner & Son
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. Simpking
J. F. Warner
Carbondale
Simpkins
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Peckville
Wild On Fire Company
Howe
Jess Up
Wilsons
B. Newton
Remarkable Gettysburg Case Of Prolonged Automatic State
An New Orleans Tinter-Democrat excerpt recounts a Pittsburg resident story of Joe Cady, Twentieth Pennsylvania lieutenant, presumed dead at Gettysburg. He woke after hours in a stupor, then with blank mind and guttural speech, later regaining reason after years, wearing blue glasses, and dying in 1889 or 1890.
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Pittsburg
Gettysburg
Joe Cady
Pennsylvania
General Hospital
Washington
Cady Wince
Harrisburg
Cady
Catalepey
Mae
Sone
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Steven Dawes
Peceville
Hood
Hood's
Gallen’s
Gallen
Dri
Papa
Gallens
Lacka. Ave
The
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