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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1896

Page

11

Scranton Defeats Cubans in One Sided Contest

Scranton won 6 to 1 behind strong pitching by Herr and Brown. The Cubans made twelve errors, and Scranton capitalized with timely hitting. Troaks played shortstop briefly, Eagan left, Hess caught, aiding the victory and exposing fielding lapses.

Porkey” Brooks Herr Brown Scranton Porkey” Trooaks Princeton Pete Eagan Hess Tsu Fenes Ward Hirown

Phillies Fall From First In National League Races

Philadelphia succumbs to Brooklyn 1 0 as Orth is hit hard and Inks struggles. Baltimore beats Washington with Joyce’s bases loaded homer in the ninth. Pittsburgh defeats Cleveland 2 0 on strong pitching by Hawley and Cuppy. New York and Louisville lag behind at under 100 percent while others show better records.

Philadelphia Brooklyn Phillies Orth Inks Baltimore Washington Joyce Pittsburg BW. i PCS Pyttsute Co Esceene Cerns Philadelhia Cincinnati Ald St. Lowla Hosten Dcheweind Bly Haltimore Eli New York Loigeville Bullivan Delehanty Thompson Brouthers Nish Totais Pereer Griffin McCarthy Anderson LaChance Ou Corcoran Fhindle Hurrell C Daly Kennedy Errora Philadelphirat Hbrooklyn Delenanty Grady Shinille Burrell Thompson Aly Hallmoan Grady Lynch Henderson Boston Bowen Bostons H. Pa Fuller Weenne O van Haltren Gleason G. Davis Tiernan Rf Stafford Ifai _H. Davia Ib Sseeensen A Farrell Wet O Vonnaughton Percevere Vonnaughton Hamilton OL Iveses Long Duffy Harrigton Hannon Tucker Ryan Iamilton van Haltren Malston Lowe Hoston Ore Owen Maina Hy Bowen Tuckher H. Davis Farrell Keefe

Young Men’s Christian Association to Meet Stroudsburg Normals

The Y M C A baseball team will play the Stroudsburg Normals Saturday afternoon at Athletic Park at 3 30 o clock. Stroudsburg is noted as one of the best amateur clubs in the region and the Y M C A squad features Hetler McAndrew Owens White Brooks Murphy Malott Reese Hoffner and Vick White as captain. The club suffered only one defeat last season and plans a practice afterward at Athletic Park following today’s Scranton Carbondale game.

Malott Reese Hoffner Feld Vick White Athletie Park Scranton-Carbondale Carbondale Heas Chiles Ward Deltrick Rooks Eagan Meaney Flack Stemmell Brown Herr Scranton Jack” Luby Antracites

Scranton Club Could Add Five New Players Soon

McDermott aims to add Hassamer Hutchinson Power Bonner and Deitrick to Scranton roster before Friday or Saturday opener at Springfield. Deitrick reports today to play third base in the Carbondale game. other terms pending with Louisville Brooklyn Syracuse and Toronto affiliates.

McDermott Louisville Hassamer Autchinson Deitrick Scranton Springfield Bill" Hassamer Shortstop Hutchinson Louisvilles Tom Power Syracuse Frank Bonner Brooklyns Wilkes-Barre Toronto Carbondale Hutchinson National Board Bonner Byrne Brooklyn Bonners Moe Closkey Ounce Washington Loulaville Pat Meaney Meaney Maguire Deltrick

Scranton and Wilkes-Barre Baseball Sparks in Eastern League News

Local notes report Bradley on a lame arm and Gaffney umpiring early games. Wilkes-Barre plans for Providence Friday, Scranton heads to Springfield Friday, and Park renovations at Athletic Park near completion. Howard Luckey impresses as a new Wilkes-Barre pitcher, while Johnson nears return and Brown may start.

Carbondale Bradley Gaffney Chiles Eagan Hasramer Coakley Wilkes-Barre Wilkes- Barre Providence Scranton Springfield Porkey" Brooks Baltimore Catcher Lake Toronto Dexter Louisville Evansville Courier Suwanee University Tennessee T Wo Athletic Park Howard Luckey Avoca Johnson Brown Buffalo Times Loewe Beard Stuart McMahon Moss Cooney Lytle Betts Levette

Amateurs and teams feuding over spring schedule

The Tribune lists amateur score sheets available free on request. The Ivorites cannot play the Cracker Jacks on April 2 but will meet them May 2 at 4 20. The South Side Base Ball team challenges any amateur group in the northeast for games on all grounds, Harmonies preferred. Patrick Walsh, manager. The Green Ridge Sunsets seek a game with the Hickory team of Jermyn for Friday afternoon May 1 and also accept a challenge from the Railroad Young Men's Christian Association team for Thursday. W H Whatley, manager.

The Tribune Little Woods Patrick Walsh Green Ridge Sunsets Hickory Jermyn Railroad Young Men's Christian Association W. H. Whatley

Harvard Pennsylvanias Eligibility Row Cleared by Whitney

In Philadelphia on April 28 John C. Bull announces Harvard and Pennsylvania defer the eligibility decision to Caspar Whitney. The dispute centers on whether Oberlin and Swarthmore veterans Carl Williams and George H. Brooke may play for Penn and Harvard without losing four year eligibility.

Philadelphia John C. Bull University of Pennsylvania Athletic Association Harvard Pennsylvania Caspar Whitney Carl Willams George H. Brooke Williams Oberlin Ohio Brovoke Swarthmore Thls

Brisk boxing notes and racing gossip from New York

Brady comments on Corbett as sated with Dan Stuart's plan. Scotty the 11 pound Long Island rat killer defeats Cato the 22 pound Brooklyn dog in 28 and 41 minutes. Paddy Slavin sails May 2 for a 26 day training window before facing Peter Maher if he sails. O Rourke loses money but bets on a May 29 gate at $1 admission. Dixon vs Dixon discussed with side bets possible. Cycling editors number at 40 Bald and Jim are named as naughty. Gould to travel abroad for a 40 rater Niagara regattas in English waters. Niagara at Southampton while Chicago plans a female rider magazine rumored as God Bless Em not true.

Brady Corbett Dan Stuart Stuart Texas Scotty Long Island Long Island City Cato Brooklyn Paddy Slavin Walle Peter Maher Tom O'Rourke Tommy Dixon George Dixon O'Rourke Thomas New York World America Bald Zimee Gould Europe Niagara Ia Southampton Chicago God Bless

Foxy Tom O Rourke Boxing Card Prompts Debate On Maher Eyes

A New York writer argues Peter Maher should be matched while his left eye remains damaged after surgery. The proposed Carl Slavin bout at Tom O Rourke’s Long Island City club could draw a big crowd, but Maher risks another loss if not fully recovered.

Peter Maher John J. Quinn Peter New York Maher Paddy Slavin Fitzsimmons Slavin Charley Mitchell New

O'Rourke Proposes 94000 Purse for Maher-Slavin Show

York writers note a 94000 dollar purse as a capital investment for the Maher-Slavin event. The club house capacity is limited, but higher ticket prices could push revenue, supporting the planned promotion.

York O'Rourke

Bicycle Gymkhana Ideas From the Commercial Advertiser

The newspaper suggests novel bicycle contests for warm days, proposing a park course for trick riding rather than speed. Events include a potato and spoon race, leading races with two bikes, partner wheels, walking and wheeling, side saddle for men, mail card dropping, peg drifts, a driving-show style race, and a cigar finish race.

Commercelal Advertiser

Whirls of the Wheel in Cycling News of 1896

The piece notes ten tandems sold in 1896 for every one a year later, mocks bicycle trusts, mentions Tom Cooper training in Louisville and Charles Murphy possibly racing in France, and comments on American cyclists at Athens and Spain tours with looming metric questions and local bills. It highlights Murphy as an ahead-of-time thinker despite current view as a dreamer.

Tom Cooper Fountain Ferry Louisville Charles Murphy Brooklyn France Fred Titus England Athens Spain Ohio Isaac B. Charley Murphy Times Kings County

Local Wheel Notes and Cycling News from Scranton Area

Local bicycle items report club runs to Moscow and Dalton, a smoker planned for May 1, and a season wrapup. Cyclists Henry, Shiffer, Tropp, Raymont, Brum, Fahrenholt, Dunn, Coleman and Hilton are named among frequent riders and organizers. The Green Ridge Wheelmen elect new officers, and a humorous misprint about Humber bicycles circulates. Road conditions on Elmhurst avenue and Sport Hill are noted with caution.

Suburban Electric Light Company Captain Lucas Scranton Bicycle Club Moscow Green Ridge Billy Martin Florey Elmhurst Eugene Shiffer Charles Tropp John Raymont William Brum Theodore Fahrenholt Honesdale Wilkes-Barre Elmhurst Boulevard I. & Rowmaon Green Ridge Wheelmen Secranton-Carbondale Lawrence Orchestra A. Hilton Duryea Albany Binghamton Kingston N. Y Hilton Erie and Wyoming Valley Depot Washington Avenue Gouldsboro Lucas Dalton Harry Newman M. W. Finn E. L. Merriman B. T. Howe The Tribune Chase & Farrar Humber Sporthill Leon

Falcon-Gold Crank Leads Our Leaders

Fenton Blue Crown tops America This Frame and Phoenix T Stands the Racket in a list of notable leaders with titles and standings.

Falcon Fenton America Phoenix

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