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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1896

Page

11

Power Bluffing Threatens Scranton Game Plans

Round the Sporting World reports Tom Powers may join a Pacific coast club after demanding more money from Scranton and a possible return to Syracuse. McDermott and Powers exchange barbs as training begins, with players arriving by Saturday for a season kickoff tour to New Jersey Boston and New York venues and a handball court being built at the grounds.

Tom Powers Scranton Metermott Power Syracuse Pueble McDermott Herr Kuntesch Hartford New Haven Princeton Orange New England New Jersey Paterson New Bedford New Yorlk Brockton Pall River Cuban Giants Carbondale Ward

Central City West Side bowling series opens tomorrow

A five match bowling series begins tomorrow night at Backus alley in Central City. West Side team includes Warne Yoos Allspaugh Koons Jamieson. Central City team lists West plahl Wharton Stone Smith Evana well. The event aims at supremacy and supper with no records expected.

Central City West Side Backus Warnke Alyi Messrs Warne Yoos Allspaugh Koons Jamieson Westplahl Wharton Stone Smith Evana

Fire destroys McDonald stable herd at Buffalo driving park

A blaze at the Buffalo driving park last night destroyed Alonzo McDonald’s stables and 20 horses perished. The fire started from an oil stove explosion in a cleaner’s room. Stables owned by J. C. Hamlin were worth 10 000 dollars with about 15 000 dollars loss on the horses.

Buffalo N. Y Alonzo McDonnald McDonald's Red Gothard Blue Bird J. C. Hamlin

Ekera Coming Promises European Strong Fall Racing Team

Tom Eck is in Europe with his team and expects to return in August with a large group of foreign riders for the fall races. He notes local prizes remain in contention and will announce further details upon his return.

Ekera Tom Eck Europe

American racing circles eye influx of foreign rider

The text forecasts larger, more frequent races in America with foreign riders. It notes potential many match races this season and suggests Michael, the small Frenchman, may visit. Hamilton aims to arrange an hour race with a large stake and offers $500 for training expenses if Michael competes in the United States.

America Michael Hamilton

Ashland Promoters Stage Boxing Show Led by Tim Hurst

In Ashland Pennsylvania an athletic club formed with Tim Hurst as president treasurer and match-maker. He booked Casper Leon and Steve Flanagan for an April 7 boxing event billed as a local attraction amid wary neighbors. Flanagan urged a rematch while Hurst warned of legal action and public scrutiny over alleged boxing fraud.

Murst Severcy Rocs Ashland Tim Hurst Waa Tim Casper Leon Philadelphia Steve Flanagan Hut Flanagan Hurst Taste Quakerstown Flanagan New York Stiff Flanagan Timothy Hurst T. J. Flanagan United States

Baseball and horse racing notes from late season chatter

The article surveys baseball trades and umpire shifts with mentions of Lampe Luby and McGraw amid fever diagnoses and managerial japes. It moves to a two minute trotter debate, profiling Sunol and Bonner, plus a gallery of famous trotters and their quirks and stable life anecdotes.

South Side Naseball Club Plans Season as Mooste Hosts Crawd Ball

The South Side Naseball club held a crawd ball at Central Park hall Monday night. J. W. Luckey, the Mooste crack twirler, will wear a Wilkes-Barre uniform this season. The Mooste Populars reorganize for the coming season with Manager Mulray signaling a hustle filled campaign. Patrick J. Phitbin of the Minookas is viewed as a strong potential acquisition for minor teams. John J. O’Neill, noted Minooka catcher, will backstop for Stroudsburg Normal School for part of the season. he remains a top amateur catcher in the region.

Naseball Central Park Hall J. W. Luckey Mulr Saya Patrick J. Phitbin Minookas Teasus Leagood Witter John J. O'Neill Minooka Stroudsburg Normal School Enly O'Neill

New Standard Rules for American Trotting Association

Chicago April 7. At the annual stockholders meeting a new registration standard was adopted to limit reliance on performance alone. Provisions define eligible animals including progeny of registered standard horses and mares, and horses with specific trotting records, with pacing terms replacing trotting in two places.

American Trotting Association Chicago American Trotting Association of North America Horolf Ferses

Regulation doubles animal registration fees after May 1 1857

A historical notice states that starting on May 1 1857 all animals over two years old must be registered and that registration fees will be doubled for those animals. The text implies a government or local authority enacting higher charges as a revenue measure.

List of racehorse and performer names with various figures

A crowded list of names including Brooklyn Henry of Navarre Clifford Keenan Lazzarone Halma Dorian Counter Tenor Bright Phoebus Sir Walter Nanki-Pooh Hornpipe Belmar The Commoner Senator Grady Vinetor Mandspring Sara forva Lake Shore Connoisreur Erma C Flora Thornton Primrose Dutch Skater and others with numerous numbers following each, suggesting entries and values in a racing or performance catalog.

New York Brooklyn Henry of Naverre Clifford Keenan Larzerone Halma Dr. Rice Counter Tenor Bright Phoebus St. Walter Nanki-Pooh Hornpipe Belmar the Commoner St. Maxim Windtor Senator Grady Ben Brush Sarafosa Dorian Sir Walter Vinetor Mandspring Saraforva Lake Shore Connoisreur Erma C

Scranton Bicycle Club Sees Growth and Plans

The South Side Bicycle club and Scranton Bicycle club hold meetings as plans form for new clubs in Pittston and a cinder path linking Scranton Carbondale and Honesdale. Charles Murphy becomes a professional rider at his request. Delegates are elected to a good roads convention in Carbondale while celebrations and races are scheduled across Binghamton Allentown Elmira.

Pittston South Side Bicycle Club Scranton Bicycle Club Charles Murphy Green Ridge Wheelmen Stockholm Sweden Foord Wilkes- Barre Howard Davis R. A. Wambold I. L. Rowlson Green Ridge Carbondale Fenton New York State Scranton South Side Board of Trade England New York J. W. Pepper Philadelphia M. Florey Spalding- Bidwell Penn Cycle Club Reading Wyomissing Cycle Company of Diamonds Charles W. Krick Barnes- White Binghamton Allentown Elmira Scranton Flyers Keller White Cleveland Pittaton Harry Lucas Jack Connolly Barny Connolly H. C. Wallace William Boyle Ernest Gilmore Fred Edwards George Gardner George Hintermiester Nevertheleas Charles Coleman Syracuse Bittenbender & Co Pop" Foote Charles Pop Hyde Park Robinson Street Lackawanna Main Avenues Wyoming Main Avenue West Side

Racing and sports news from Newport and beyond

Racing at Newport, Kentucky, may begin in April. Montauk is favored in the English derby by backers of 250 to 25,000. Fitzsimmons and Corbett fight bet discussed. Olympian games draw 250 foreign entrants via Athens cable. Elkton race meeting starts Saturday the 11th. Cinderella mare yields a brown colt by Han over, foals sold for 10,000 and 896,000. A Lebanon mayoral flap and a Cincinnati mayoral rebuff of Jim Corbett noted. Two Haverhill workers fight. one dies. Sarn Rose, a Brooklynn entry, damaged and out for June race. Canadian bookies once heavily backing him.

Newport Santiago Lucky Baldwin Atud Richard Croker Montauk AL Smith Fitzsimmons Corbett Athens Elkton Cinderella Hanover Andrew Moore Lebanon Cincinnati Jim Corbett Jim Washington Post Arthur Bradley Richard Ingram Haver- Him Maes Aga Reevlt Joe BE. Rearam Sarn- Roesa Brooklyn

Mystic Cure Promised To Heal Rheumatism

Chronic rheumatism cured says Dr B H Hettinger of Indianapolis after using Det chon's Mystic Cure. He reports walking without a cane in four days and two bottles restoring health and urges others with rheumatism to try the Mystic Cure, recommended by druggist Carl Lorens of Scranton.

B. H. Hettinger Indianapolis Ind Detchon Carl Lorens Lackawanna Avenue Scranton

Sporting Gossip: Tim Hurst and baseball banter across eras

The column narrates ribbing about umpire Tim Hurst amid a Pirates Senators matchup and recalls boxing figures John L. Sullivan and Sankey. It riffs on pitching injuries, famous pitchers like Jimmy Galvin Mullane and Nichols, and then shifts to cycling with the Fowler “sex” race against the Empire express locomotive, detailing gear and speed projections for a six rider, six seated machine.

Fowler New York State Empire Express

Wheel maintenance guide for early bicycles and gear nuts

A detailed buyer and rider checklist lists required items and maintenance steps to keep a bicycle running smoothly. It includes tools like a camera, chronograph, lamp, bell, and a variety of cleaners, lubricants, and spare parts, plus step by step care like cleaning tires, frame, chain, bearings, and proper rear-wheel adjustment.

Macy Saya Loula Cibbe Old Walsh Emall

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