Trouble in Fall River as Stemmell Hit Out by Umpire
Scranton battles Fall River in a delayed game. a seventh inning hit by Stemmell is ruled invalid due to the umpire’s absence, giving Fall River the win. Scranton, hampered by players out of position, pressed hard and led by Hess and Kagan, but errors and misplays swung the late scoring for Fall River.
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Scranton Tribune
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Ward
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One NL Game Shifts Teams in Standings
Cincinnati climbs to third after beating Brooklyn two spots, moving Chicago to fourth. Tonight's NL schedule features Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Linton at New York, Washington at Baltimore, Cleveland at Pittsburg, Chicago at Cincinnati, Jolietville at Be lows.
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Louis Omens
Boston
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Seenee
Louisville
Cincinnati Cleveland Citetonati Apel 24-For Seven Innings
Jodsy Rhines held the mound for seven innings as Cleveland and Cincinnati traded blows. Kimsiie delivered a pivotal inning that rattled Rhines and allowed two walks to force in runs. Young vx again pitched for Cleveland but was hit hard as scoring piled up.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Apel
Jodsy Rhines
Kimsiie
Young Vx
No usable headline from scattered Boston pitching notes
Fragmented OCR text shows sparse names and vague claims about Boston pitching and players such as Harper, Kagan, and Stemmeil. References to New York teams and injuries appear, but no coherent event, dates, or standings are identifiable for a proper summary.
Forfeit Challenging Murphy Sanger Races Open to May
Dixie Hines on behalf of Charles Murphy posts a forfeit of 100 dollars for a five hundred dollar side series against W. C. Sanger. Sanger has not replied. Murphy proposes three races at mile five miles and ten miles with the open period ending in May and within two months after signing.
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Dixie Hines
Charles Murphy
Murphy
W. C. Sanger
Sanger
Breathing Techniques Enhance Wheelchair Exercise Pleasure
The excerpt describes nasal inhalation and slow mouth exhalation as pre cautions that enhance the enjoyment and benefits of wheel ing. It emphasizes how proper breathing patterns increase the overall experience and gains from the exercise.
Rules for Gun Safety at Western Inn
An enterprising landlord in a western hostelry posts comically dangerous gun rules in each room. The list urges keeping guns loaded and cocked, pointing muzzles at companions, and firing at suspicious movements. It satirically warns about misfires, duck hunting, and testing load by aiming at a nearby man, ending with a grim joke about perforations as proof of a loaded weapon.
London Athletes Eye U S Tour For Contests In October
K C Hredin of the London Athletic Club says he is coordinating with London athletes to visit America for a series of contests. No decision yet but it is understood the athletes will insist on October dates due to heat in New York in September.
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London
K. C. Hredin
London Athletic Club
America
New York
Great Jubilee stakes and Derby odds in early racing notes
A long list of horse racing mentions includes a £1000 wager on R. Crokers Americus at 1 to 1 for the Jubilee Stakes at Kempton Park, plans to preserve a Grant-era grandstand at Oakland track, entries for the Newmarket Handicap, Manchester Cup, and Louisville spring meetings. It also notes trainer remarks, notable owners such as Isador Cohnfield, and confirms major circuits across Detroit Cleveland Columbus Fort Wayne Indianapolis Saginaw Fleetwood with dates in July and August. A London betting figure Le Viathan LI reportedly won a large sum by correctly naming Lincolnshire Grand National and related events.
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N. Y
Rey Welding Hiatogue
Tattler
R. Croker
Americus
Kempton Park
General Grant
Jollen
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Duke & Wishard
Manchester
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Prairie Qu Chien
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Edward Croger
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Maxey Cobb
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Kentucky
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Yale Track A mile walk record falls at spring games
Frederick C. Thrall, Yale senior, breaks the Yale mile walk record with 6 minutes 58.25 seconds at the Yale Track Athlete Association spring games. The report includes boxing news, cycling ambitions, and several college club updates from New Haven and Albany.
Scranton Base Ball Club Plans Practice Week
Manager McDermott brings Scranton players to Athletic Park for practice games Monday and Tuesday with the Cuban Giants and Wednesday with Carbondale State leaguers. He aims to build a strong, comfortable club through behind‑the‑scenes work and careful pitching, signaling and team drills before the season opener on May 8 against Springfield.
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Suva Rd
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Record-setting bicycle day at Hotel Del Coronado
Five more world records fell at Hotel Del Coronado California on April 24 bringing the team total to 19. Willivans of Lansing lowered the amateur mile from 1 63 to 1 62 1 5, Evans with a triplet and tandem pace lowered the quarter mile to 25 seconds and the half mile to 52 2 5. Pickard and Hatton rode three miles unpaced on a tandem in 15 45 cutting the two mile record to seven minutes flat. Edwardes and Hannas a local tandem trimmed the unpaced quarter by one fifth second. The sextuplet team completed a mile at 4 0 three fifths from the record.
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Ice Rink on the Roop at Madison Square Garden
The Madison Square Garden company plans a winter ice skating rink atop the roof garden at a cost of 75000 dollars. The roof will be closed and roofed with artificial ice, walls removable for summer use, converting to roof garden when skies warm.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
Madison Square Garden Company
Skating Roof Opens Next Fall With $75,000 Improvements
Officials plan to open the skating roof by mid October and run the season to mid April unless weather prevents. Architects estimate the required improvements will cost about 75000 dollars.
Princeton Track Team Candidates Begin Training
Princeton New Jersey April 24 candidates for the Princeton track team have been taken to the training table Derr Laing Rotger Hanlon Cofelt and Brokaw under Jack McMasters to prepare for the Caledonian games May 2 Captain Garret and the Olympian team arrive Saturday for training Vale Athletes Quarrel Berkeley Bear of Yale is rebuked by C E Bear. A quarrel followed the race in the clubhouse Bear loses and Yale may feel his absence. A quoits match for $50 a side is set this afternoon at 3 on W H Smaldridge grounds Capouse Avenue with Frindle and Ackroyd.
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Bicycle Notes Show City Riding Leaders Buy Stearns and Fenton
Steorge Winans ordered a Stearns Model D while H D Warner took a new Fenton this week. George Nye, Dunmore’s wheelmaker, bought a Stearns or a Fenton. Bittenbender & Co sold several bikes, including Fenton and Stearns models, to William Decker O B Johnson and others. The Rising Academy opened by Bittenbender provides lessons as riders flock to the sport at 206 Wyomi avenue.
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Bittenbender & Co
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A. L. Legrand
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Wall Bliss
Paterson
N. J
Providence
Bittenbender & Se
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