Scranton Falls to Brockton in Cold Hard-Hitting Game
Scranton loses to Brockton 19 to 12 in a wintry, listless contest marked by hit and run errors. Ward captained Scranton while Cronin, Brown, and Johnson struggled to stop hard grounders as Brockton fought back at home despite the chill. Rain also prevented the Cleveland Cincinnati game.
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Power Seeks Free Status From Syracuse Club
Syracuse April report that Tom Power has asked the national board of arbitration to declare him free from his Syracuse contract signed September 12, 1895. Power contends the contract is indefinite and that he signed no deal in 1894 or for 1895. He has raised questions about a 1896 offer and a $200 purchase, with Power allegedly not reporting to Syracuse amid a looming legal dispute.
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Young
National Board of Arbitration
Tom Power
Power
Kunigsch
Kuntzsch
Simpson
Scranton
Kuntasch
Ower
the Tribune
Springfeld
Quaker Pitchers Hold Off Giants in Easy Win
National League action shows Quakers dominating with strong hitting to beat the Giants while others like Pittsburg and Philadelphia keep pace near first place. Boston challenges the Orioles as Athington leads a Arizona style comeback. Anson's Cesta defeats the Fyoyns in a low feature game.
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Cesta
Fyoyns
Mercer Wins Second Straight. Beats Brooklyn
Washington reports Mercer won his second consecutive game against Brooklyn. He pitched solidly, scattering hits as Stein lacked speed. Final score details are not provided in the readable text.
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Washington
Mercer
Brooklyn
Stein
Donovan Smith Turns Double Plays in Tough Outing
The report notes Donovan and Smith turning double plays with Wickham, Birnbaumer, and Beckley involved in the action. Time is listed as 2 TM.
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Birrbauern
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Cincinnati Cleveland Postponed by Rain in Ohio
Cincinnati April 22 news item reports a scheduled game or event between Cincinnati and Cleveland postponed due to rain. Officials expected to reschedule, with local teams and fans awaiting a new date.
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Scranton Prospects and Local Baseball Rumors
Off day in the National League. Scranton hosts Fall River today and tomorrow, then welcomes the Cuban Giants Monday and Tuesday and Car bondale Wednesday. Talks note signings for Frank Monahan and other infielders, with possible new shortstop and third baseman to arrive by Monday or Tuesday. Maguire expected at third. Rumors deny Gray's release to Wilkes-Barre. Local papers debate Power’s Scranton deal and Louisville’s interest, while amateur leagues announce upcoming games and tryout notices in The Tribune.
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Halfialo Enquirer
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Tom Power
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Buffalo
Imne
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Dan Stuart aims to stage Corbett Fitzsimmons bout in fall
Dan A. Stuart, promoter, has invited Corbett and Fitzsimmons or reps to the Police Gazette office at noon Saturday to sign articles for a $12,000 glove contest planned for November. A third of the purse is due on signing, balance on September 15 for referee selection and final stake. Brady confirms Corbett’s approval to sign and cover forfeits. Meanwhile Blatter and Horger sign for a May 6 rile match at Jeffersonville, N. Y., $100 a side, 200 yards with 100 shots each.
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Myathea Cure Offered for Rheumatism and Neuralgia
An advertised remedy named Myathea promises radical cures in days with rapid relief after the first dose. The product is sold for 76 cents by Carl Lorens, a druggist located at 418 Lackawanna Avenue in Scranton.
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Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
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