National League baseball results update across cities
Weather allowed all games with Haxleton beating Billy Barnie’s club 10 to 7. Scranton’s pitcher California Johnson yielded fifteen hits while Kennan allowed eight. Pittsburgh strengthened its lead by two games over Beaton, Baltimore, and Brooklyn. Brooklyn rose to second by beating Baltimore and Baltimore lost to New York. Cleveland defeated St. Louis, placing both tied atop the standings. Other scores list hits and errors for each matchup with standard box details.
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Haxleton
Billy” Barnie
California
Johnson
Scranton
Kennan
Pittsburg
Beaton
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Featon
Balimore
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Baltiimore
Luohd
Stein
Grim
Gleason
Robinson
Murray
Long
Boston
Meckin
Purrell
Nichols
Ganzell
Campbell
Scranton Beats Hasleton In Low Scoring Tilt
Scranton edges Hasleton 6 to 4 as Ward hits a two-base, Westlake adds a three-base, Moran and Vas contribute offense. Pitchers work 22 innings with several double plays and walks. Other results show Bethlehem Allentown and Lehigh net 4.
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Scranton
Hazleton
Hasleton
Ward
Westlake
Mo- Vas
Moran
Ruthermel
Mots
Balle
Wildphehew— Johnson
Kennan
Wassod Bulla Putehon
Amepire—Gatiney
Hazleton Beats Local Nine In Rain Delayed Baseball Game
Patchen debuted for the locals but struggled behind the plate as Hazleton's Kennan pitched well after his first pro game. California Johnson allowed many runs, while Rothermel and McVay starred in fielding and batting before rain halted play in the sixth inning.
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Barnie
Hazleton
Patchen
Ward
California Johnson
Winkleman
Sweeney
Kennan
Piteh
Balla
Rothermel
McVay
Cornell and Princeton to clash in city baseball game
Tomorrow Cornell and Princeton meet in a much anticipated baseball game drawing 1500 plus fans. Cornell lineup includes Janson Basford Teachiman McNeil Aldrich Harmon Affeld Hamlin with Peat Savith or Cobb pitching. Cornell pink orange and black decor. Princeton crimson and white.
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Cornell
Princeton
Crauire
Brooks
Wilhime
Gunster
Tigers
Syracuse
Bimirw
Janson
Basaford
Teachiman
McNeil
Aldrich
Harmon
Affeld
Hamlin
Peat
Savith
Cobb
Prand
Readings on Mark Baldwin and early season notes
Reading mentions Mark Baldwin being released by Philadelphia and Marty Hogan batting for St Louis. It notes Milligan's Allentown State leaguers vs Wilkes-Barre, and the Umpire Lynch resignation. It also covers McLaughlin’s contract status with Wilkes-Barre, Carbondale’s interest, and Wilkes-Barre’s decision pending on other pitchers.
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Reading
Mark Baldwin
Philadelphia
Marty Hogan
St. Louia
Milligan
Allentown
Wilkes-Barre
Tre
Shankion
Lynch
National League
Young
New York
McLaughlin
Carbondale
McLaugh
Wilkes-Marre
Wilkes- Barre
Seson
Swartz Defeated by Carver in Pigeon Shooting Match
In Wilkes Barre a crowd of 300 watched H D Swarts lose to Dr W F Carver in a pigeon shooting series. Carver scored 8 of 9 and 60 of 65 with 23 birds out of bounds. Swartz managed 60 of 65 but with 23 birds out of bounds. Matches proceed in Scranton and Carbondale under American association rules.
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West Side Park
Wilkes-Barre
H. D. Swarts
W. F. Carver
Karfeas City
Dr. Carver
Mr. Swartz
Scranton
Carbondale
Carver
Swartz
Scranton Bicycle Club Rejects Summer Race Meet and April Banquet
The Scranton Bicycle Club committee reported unfavorably on holding a summer race meet and an April 30 banquet. Business and public concerns declined to contribute, citing profit from large gatherings. The banquet was postponed and a local meet may occur after September 1.
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Scranton
Yale and Harvard Freshmen Rowing Weights Compared
The Yale and Harvard crews have trained together at the table for roughly the same period. Yale is heavier on average by about 2 pounds, with Yale’s crew averaging 176 pounds compared to Harvard at 173.6. The list shows crew members by school with weights and stroke data from Wednesday’s row.
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Yale
Harvard University
Harvard
Armentrong
Holcomb
Board
Crom
Cater
Longacre
Treadway
Langford
How
Lewis
Shepard
Daron
Fennessy
Perkins
Watriss
Stevenson
Hollister
Corbett Backed To Fight Any Rival Of Their Class
Cincinnati April 24 Tom O Rourke manager of Walcott and Dixon has posted £1000 for either Corbett opponent of their class Corbett may put up This follows an interview with Corbett who says he will back Mysterious Tilly Smith or Tommy Tracey against Walcott and Australian Hilly Murphy against Dixon
Local Sports Notes and Club Events Highlight Summer Plans
Kid Lavigne trains at Ashbury Park for a title bout with Young Griffo. Excelsior Athletic club hosts a summer social next Wednesday in O Donnella hall. Connell senior class votes a memorial shell gift to the Henley crew. A B Bell to row for Pennsylvania in New York Saturday. Dan McLeod of California challenges Farmer Burns for 4500 and heavyweight title. Pafeon Davies backs McLeod. J A Wilson named manager of the University of Pennsylvania track team. Wilson known as a leading local bicyclist.
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Kid" Lavigne
Ashbury Park
Griffo
Excelsior Athletic Club
O' Donnella Hall
Connell
Colony
A. B. Bell
Varerly
Pennsylvania
New York
Cheirman Horwits
Dan
McLeod
California
Farmer” Burns
Pafeon" Davies
J. A. Wilson
University of Pennsylvania
Wilson
Uni
Notes on the Flying Wheel and International Wheelmen
England's oil trade with America has fallen to one third of its past volume. A large electric show delayed in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia. A parcel of land at the Wisconsin division meet. Asbury Mark wheelmen to host visitors with ten thousand dollars in July. Wisconsin wheelmen opposed to listing state towns on national circuit before September. Lt. Miss Kate Helmke, blind since youth from St. Louis, a devoted wheelwoman riding rear seat. Annie Londonderry, starting from Chicago, reaches San Francisco en route to Chicago. L S Melutjes, the South African sprint champion, plans new season in England. Wheelman W J Saddlebon, once missing, now in Constantinople. aims to reach Armenia by mid-April. Grand Army of the Republic residents in Minneapolis oppose road races on Decoration Day and seek a ban from the legislature.
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Pennsylvanie Ly & Phillol
Wisconsin
Marbnettle
Asbury Mark
Gideon
England
America
W. JL. Saddlebon
Leng
Constantinople
Armenia
Grand Army of the Republic
Minneapolis
Coal Industry Outlook and Rail Link Disputes Referenced
The Wilkes-Barre Record reports coal companies eye full-time winter work as electric railways shrink. Scranton firms show earnings up 20 percent versus prior period. A mine inspector records 1813 fatal and non fatal accidents across 1062 working days and 18,301 workers. New water shaft at Alden poses cave risk. dynamite fails to stop it. Hanover shaft advances to conch stage. Auchitelese shaft moves toward 3,000 jobs. A Reading and Lehigh Valley price dispute could spur a Freemansburg to Philadelphia cut off, prompting closer Pennsylvanian railroad cooperation.
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Wilker-Barre
Scranton
New York
John M. Lewis
Wilkes- Barre
Alden
Alden Coal Company
Hanover
Janel
Bilas
Nanticoke
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Outalle
Thomas Carey
Kees
Pennsylvania Railroad
Thun
North Penn
Lehigh Valley
Pennsylvania Companion
Lehigh Valley Company
Neo Mule
Freemansburg
Shawmont
Behayhil River
Pennsylvania
Wistahlokon
Ambler
North Wales
Lansdale
Children Prefer Scott's Emulsion for Strength
Advertisement notes children dislike medicine but enjoy Scott's Emulsion a palatable cod liver oil with lime and soda to nourish bones and strengthen nerves. It claims rapid gains for delicate children and warns against substitutes with price listed.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Feasibility debates linger on Lehigh Valley link to Philadelphia
Rumors revive the plan for a Lehigh Valley and Reading railroad connection at Fort Washington with a bridge to Philadelphia. Courts voided a prior lease and the Reading company went to receivers, delaying the project. Meanwhile a testimonial from Pittsburg promotes Mystic Cure for rheumatism, distributed by Carl Lorens on Lackawanna Avenue.
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McLeod
Reading Railroad
Lehigh Valley System
Reading Company
Valley Company
Pennsylvania Officinia
Fort Washington
Trenton
Great Crowd Street
Philaphia
T. J. Mackmore
Hiller & Blackmore
Pittsburg
Carl Lorens
Drugerat
Lackawanna Avenue
Boranton
New York Stock Market Opens With Coal Sharp Decline
Irregular opening as anthracite stocks plunge on coal company refusals to meet 21 percent demands. General list recovers to end strong led by American Sugar. Jersey Central dips on coal-trade rumors but fails to derail market. Total 16,000 shares traded with notable industrial inquiries and varied commodity quotes.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Reading
Jersey Central
Tribune
G. du Ty
Dimerick
Willfat
Help Wanted and Goods for Sale in Scranton Area
Classified notice listing multiple employment offers and real estate ads from Scranton area. Includes positions like shop workers, sales agents, and housekeepers, plus rooms to rent, stores for lease, bicycles, and various goods for sale across Lackawanna avenue and Franklin Avenue.
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Forest Street
Dickson Works
Erie Depot
Liquire
Offic Roe Brown
Hull
Green Ridge Street
Wyoming
Second Moor
Lackawanna Avenue
Hoyle & Mack- Jon
Davidow Broa
Livka
JOR
Franklin ‘Avenue
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Lehigh
Brady
Clark
Donovan
Motz
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Newnexy & Sons
U. A
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Dick O'Brien
Joe Walcott
Walcott
O'Brien
Kid McCoy
Suffolk
Aod
Corbett Tn
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Simmons
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Silver Creek
James Gilligan
Haver Hill
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Kawkes
Murdoch Kendrick
Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Oxford
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Wm. Kirby
Akron
Eric, Co
Tobacco Co
Ohio
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Chicago Board OF Trade
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Fera'n Savings Bank
Ono
Sera’n Lace Car, Co
Nat'l
Ing Co
Coal Land Co
Lackawanna & Montrote
Uy Bonta Glass Co
Orew
Spring Brook
Elation, Limited
Aeons
Allegheny Limber Co
Trae, Co
Connolly & Wallace
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United Hrand
Gstelle
Washington Ave
Court House
Brussels & Ingram Carpets
WEGE
Corner Adams
PPP
Call of
Wyoming Avenue
United States
Ellwanger & Barry
Rochester
N.Y
Tackawanna Avenue
Edward C. Fish & CO
Borden Block
Andrews
J. Edward Cowles & Co
Chambers Atreat
Lackawanna Valley House
Mango Chemical Company
John Street
Franklin Avenue
Park
Photograph
Ak 1 L. Griffin
Baniseke Oy Ua
Avenur
HAL. Schlager
Joe
Carson & Davies, Neranton
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Lackawanoa Avenue
Thomas
Evans
Luverne
Hyde Park
John Jermyvn
Eterling
MAEH
Big Inc
Alumnum Novelty CO
Broadway
Alests-Hinde
Box New York
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Mercereau & Connells
Frank Leslie
Exress Womileen
Moody
Adams Ave
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Fireh Street
City
W. Lackawanna Avenue
Rok
Lurerne
P.O
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G. L. Ackerman
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W. M. Jarmyn
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Scran
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Reyno Ohewrenin
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Sonne
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William
William Kellow
Heranton
Lackawanna County
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Jones & Powderly
Artcansiy
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Academy Treet
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Spruce Street
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Washington Avenue
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Wing St
W. B. Allen
North
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LL. M
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John L. Wentz
M. D
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Seatth
Kay
School OF the Lackawanna
Thomas Af Cann
Walter He BU Bie
Worcester
Adama Avenue
Jessups & Hand
Commonwealth Building
H. Jessup
Horace E. Eee
W. _ SESSU , JR. WILLARD, WARKEL & Rae
Republican Building
Patterson & Wilcox
Bree Pa
Ros
NE Patterson
Aa Wilcox
Alfred Ae
William J. Hand
Frank T. Okell
Coal Exchange
Scran- Onl
James W
Oakford
Samuel W. Edgar
Spruce
L.A. Watres
Lackawannave
Urie Townsend
Dime Hank Building
Joan
Ck, Pitcher
Aychee. Building
Scranon, Pa
William A. A Fee
GG Laubach
R. M. Stratton
Office Coal Exchange
THE
Republic Savings and Loan Association
Callender
Dime Bank Walldiney
Grand Union Team
Jone ES
Jos
Gilackawanna Avenue
Scranton, Pa
P. Ziegler
Westminster Hotel
Chence
Tase Block
Union Square
American Plan
Bln
Anable
Scranton House
Victor Koch
Architects
Davis & von Storch
Roomea
Commonwealth _ building
B&b. L. Walter
Offich
Lewis Hancock, JR
Spruce St
Cor, Wash. Ave
BROWN
We Architagus
Price Building
Seranton
Leeds
G. BR. Clark & CO
Green House
North Main Avenue
Bauer
K. J. Bauer
Hulbert
Megargee Brothers
Warenatwe
Frank P. Brown & CO
Shimberg