Atlantic League opens with mixed results and travel
The Atlantic League began its fourth season as Scranton suffered a severe defeat while Paterson and Wilkes-Barre also lost. Richmond beat Wilkes-Barre, Lancaster defeated Reading, and Allentown hosted Newark in yesterday’s matchups.
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Atlantic Baseball League
Multa Siccers
Oebt
Pennsylvanian
Vist Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Allentows
Reviineg
Lancaster
Paterson
Newark
Richmond
G. Barrow
Tenrue
Fas Hio
Philadelphia
TM Hanmond
Reading
Piterson
Allentown
Wartford
Norfolk
Jowes
Marrows
Hartford
Scranton
Readhia
St. Dimenetor
Aflentown
Paterson Defeats Scranton 20 to 2 in Early Game
In Paterson New Jersey Unti 27 led with eleven runs in the first inning against Scranton. Hodson issued five walks three wild pitches and six hits aided Paterson scoring a large early lead. The locals won 20 to 2 behind pitching by Howen and Hall. About 400 spectators watched.
Wilkes-Barre and Wilkes-Barre Open Atlantic League Season
Wilkes-Barre and Wilkes-Barre opened the Atlantic league baseball season before 2,590 fans. A brass band led a parade as weather stayed ideal. The game remained undecided until the final at bat when both teams had equal hits, but a crucial error handed the victory to the visiting team.
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Wilkes-Barre Pa
Wilkes- Barre
Wicehmond
Athletic league baseball opener at League Park in Reading
Reading edged Lancaster 6 4 in the opening league baseball game at League Park. About 50 spectators attended as a street parade preceded the match. Heavy hitting occurred on both sides with notable performances from Saevav Straivon Murphy Leahy Dramby Schaub and Cockman.
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Reading
League Park
Lanceaster
saeVav
Straivon
Murphy
Leahy
Dramby
Schaub
Cockman
Beore
Lawrene
P . Geckos
Totata
Wilhelm
Lavreantar
Cookman
Drauty
Buttermore Lawityy
Daible Hayve
Laroque
Balle
Ae of
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Beis
Miss. Steinnkorf
Ly Murphy
Hs Wilhelm
Trowling
Lannieter
Aed ball-Syndwe
Me Dermot
Newark Defeats Altontown In Opening Game 41 to 2
Newark, N J opens with a 41 to 2 victory over Altontown. Roach and Vigneux standouts in a well played bout, with Klopf making sensational stops. The game flowed except for a rough fourth inning.
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Newark
N. J
Altontown
Sae
Roach
Vigneux
Klopf
National League Scores from Philadelphia and Nearby Parks
A garbled report lists NL games with teams such as Hosta, Hattori, Streit, Stahl, Clarke, and Meloni across Philadelphia Bene ER Washington Chicago and Cincinnati venues. Umpires Plant and Copioally referenced amid broken player names and partial scores.
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Philadelphia
Hele Hosta Sescisseeese
Osgold
College Games At Cambridge Harvard Dartmouth
A fragment notes college games involving Cambridge Harvard and Dartmouth. No clear results or details are provided.
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Camridge
Tarvard
Dartmouth
Diamond Picks Upsets and Probable Lineup Notes
The report mentions Thomas as a key batsman for Philadelphia and suggests Hanlon and Rovineon may be moved from the lineup. McHride stands out with a 60 percent rate as the sole Omelitt Seam member. Philadelphia pitchers are blamed for uneven work, while Chicago’s second baseman has not committed an error in recent fielding games. Hughey Jennings is noted to be struggling with a kink.
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Thomas
Hanlon
Rovineon
McHride
Omelitt
Philadelphia
Chicago
Lntanidin
Hughey Jennings
Balks and injuries roil Paterson baseball notes of season
A New York physician treats a shortstop wounded in an arm. Banter over balks, rising ball quality, and fence quirks at Paterson N J and Brooklyn spark talk of changes. Players like Jackins and Chiffney weigh in as Hawks Wright and others face rules and deliveries.
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New York
Brooklyn
Phiebure
Scranton
Grounile
Paterson
N. J
Montrend
Wright’ Killers
Jackins
Jicklite
Paterzon
Rost’ Wright
Hoowhey Jennies
Hughes
Vinnie Johnny Chiffney
Gaffney
Klobdang
Klobedang
Millon
Duffy
Hinden
Amateur Base Ball Notes on Green Ridge and Willow Street teams
The Green Ridge Stars list players T Latyon C A Kellew Alberg B Smith B E Pritehwnd J Datner FP Swirts FP Granten Payne Birtler J B Smith manager T Thinvon. The club meets in Sindereai's quirk this afternoon to practice. The Willow Street Stars aim to play the Twirlers on the Cowfield on May 8 with players Joe Moser John Gilrow Damen Gitres Th Herrihy Od Noll Sh Otte Behmilt Charles Dilek muscat Joe Murty Gus Schults William Miller Schever Anewer through The Tribunes.
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Green Ridge Stars
Inll
Neon
T. Latyon
Ed White Stars in London City Girls at Gaiety
The London City Girls headline the Gaiety show with Ed White in a taxing bout against Reelin White as the finale. Acts by Maud De Lora Powers and Hyde and Connors and Dunn receive praise while Sevengalia the hypnotist debuts next week.
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Ed. White
John TL. Sullivan
London
Gaiety Theatre
Reelin White
Maud de Lora
Powers
Hyde
Connors and Dunn
McAvoy
Mille
Maggie Meredith
Pool Table Demand Reported in Forest City Appeals
Forest City hearings heard County Mercantile Appraiser Conren Millett review pool table appeals in the partition room. An large number of affidavits were filed backing the appraisal. The proceedings indicated a strong demand and ongoing valuation considerations for pool tables at that location.
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County Mercantile
Conren Millett
Indican
Pool Tables Moved to Forest City Boosting Local Business
Tables owned by individuals assessed have been disposed of and are now in Forest City. About 200 pool tables in Forest City were previously located at various points in the county, signaling a revival of the pool business there.
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Forest City
Testimony Heard in Langstaff Kelly Election Contest
Witnesses examined in the Langstaff Kelly election contest include Corbonndale City and Lackawanna township figures such as Pierce, Jones, Reyenids, Pieter, Brockenshire, Cauffo, Boink, Mason, Jackson, Simmons, Elmer, Muir, and others. Scranton, Old Forge, and West district names appear with numerous local participants and support staff across multiple towns.
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Darghatuk Korea
Benjamin Richardson
William Jones
Thomas Sunley
George Drake
Wesley Johnson
Ito Porter
Christopier Burns
Robert Robinson
Pateen ‘Taylor
John Willis
Edward Price
Fred Naylor
Daniel Cotton
Edward Miller
John B. Carey
Randolph Gottwills
Grimith Richards
Swan Ander
John FE. Jones
Samuel Breenead
Frankwood
Richard Willis
Robert Harding
Joseph Burns
Robinson's Lone Hock Beer at Queen Victoria’s Tableware
Fragmentary reading notes mention Robinson and a Psalmic theme tied to Queen Victoria’s tableware and a morning paper. The text is garbled but implies a feature on beer and royal tableware with a Christmas or ceremonial context. No clear event date or location is discernible.
Royal tableware and crown property at Windsor Castle
A fragment discusses royal dining customs and the Crown jewels, noting that the queen uses ordinary table silver while traveling. It describes Windsor Castle’s green drawing room, the custody of crown plate and board chamber, and potential compensation if a photo of items were broken.
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Windgor
Osborne
Sue Syren
Isle of
Baltora
Aon
Dnet
Cublieta
Windswor
Tate
Ukhia
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Washington Ave
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