Syracuse and Providence Shuffle Standings After Tough Week
Eastern League notes show Syracuse edging Scranton in a pitcher’s duel won by Gannon, while Providence takes two from Toronto in a doubleheader. Buffalo edges Springfield in a tight contest as Springfield struggles with costly mistakes and missed opportunities.
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Syracuse
Scranton
Rochester
Wilkes-Barre
Buffalo
Springfield
Toronto
Providence
Umpire Blamed in Close Wilkes-Barre Rochester Game
Wilkes-Barre and Rochester played a brilliant contest with Harper and Coakley on the mound. The decision by Doescher at second base in the first inning sparked controversy after Shannon was ruled out on a steal. A safe call would have forced in a run and altered the scoring, as Coakley struck out six over the game.
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Scranton
Gannon
Syracuse
Bannon
Luby
Hess
Welch
Stearns
Barnie
Providence
BR. I
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Watters
Lutenberg
Lake
Buffalo
Springfield
Hurat
Coughlin
RRE
R. Lytle
Seerseseee
Shannon
Lezotte
Griffn
Seereee Earl
O. Diggins
O. Tase
Osae McMahon
Coakley
P 'Bette
Hetta
Daly
Luah
O'Brien
Hamburg
Breckenridge
Berger
Ww Lawler
Cseees
Keenan
Harper
Wilkes-Barre
Ooogoo
Rochester
Haprer
Lytle
Griffin
Lush
McMahon
Prince Cookiey
Doescher
Har
National League Rise as New York Gains on Senators
National League action shows New York winning over the Senators, signaling a sharp rise while leaders meet among themselves and while Western clubs visit the East. The Loulavilles upset Grebtenstein yesterday, adding to recent surprises.
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New York
Senators
Loulavilles
Grebtenstein
Baseball Notes From Scranton and Surrounding Leagues
The article reports on Syracuse and Scranton clubs pursuing players for the State league, with managers Kuntsch and Barnie chasing outfielders and infielders, and mentions the potential retirement of Paul Radford. Amateur clubs in Scranton and nearby towns schedule games, challenges are issued, and several matchups and scores from Moosic, Olyphant, Taylor, and Green Ridge are listed along with dates and venues.
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Syracuse
Scranton
Kuntsch
Allentown
Carbondale
Barnie
Sweeney
Allentowns
Heine
Paul Radford
Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph
Syracuse Herald
Troy
Bite
Binghamton
Buffalo
Providence
Rochester
Toronto
Pennsylvania
Springfield
Rosebuds
Taylor
Olyphants
Alumni
Dixon Wins Featherweight Bout in Fourth Round at Union Park
George Dixon defeated Tommy Connelly in the fourth round at Union Park Hall Boston. The ex amateur champion appeared knocked out after a clinch, though he recovered and claimed he would fight Dixon again. Spectators noted Connelly did not seem eager to continue after the referee declared Dixon the winner.
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George Dixon
Union Park Hall
Tommy Connelly
America
Boston
Dixon
Connelly
Bil" Daly
West Side Notes Highlight Gibbs Dramatic Rise
West Side Tribune reports on Robert Paton Gibbs, formerly of West Sider now in Factoryville, earning praise from the New York Dramatic Mirror for his Gecko role in Trilby. Also notes social visits, travels, and local happenings including Miss Kerr and neighbors on South Sumner Avenue.
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New York Mirror
Miss Kerr
South Sumner Avenue
Sumner Avenue
Miss Karr
Misses Saunders
Coney
Emma Karr
Edith Morton
Kitty Gallagher
Margaret Correy
Ida Harris
Nettle Warner
Kitty Karcher
Ruth Jarvis
Nettle Sansenbaugh
Lillian Sansenbaugh
Robert Paton Gibbs
West
Gecko
Gills
DuMaurier
Trilby” Company
Edward Boyle
Patrick Boyle
Fig Street
Meadow Brook
Edward Hastings
Prospect Avenue
New York
Ireland
William Gavan
Upper Pittston Avenue
Frank Regan
Raise
The
South Steel Mill
Bethlehem
Azote Dominates Free-for-All at Grand Circuit Meet
Under southeast winds and a fast Glenville track 4000 to 6000 fans watched Azote of California win the free-for-all trot in three straight heats. Hulda drew favorite status and finished second to Azote who set a Glenville track record with heats at 2.06, 2.08, and 2.10.
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Cleveland
Dlenville
Hulda
Fantasy
Ryland T
Hamlin
California
Glenville
Ryland
Purne
Valleau
Gilman
Artemus
AMONG THE PUGS INQUIRY OVER FIGHT BETS AND ISLAND
The notice lists Mobile seeking a big fight, Jackson planning saloon business in England, and bets on Corbett versus Fitzsimmons with amounts from Georgetown and Orange Texas. It mentions a contested island near Orange with a dispute over its title between Texas and Louisiana and references Cal McCarthy, former featherweight champion.
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Ala
Jackson
England
John Maher
Georgetown
D. C
Corbett
Fissimmonas
Orange
Tex
Texas
Louisiana
Cal McCarthy
Visiting at Daleville and Atlantic City trips noted
A string of short notices lists residents visiting or returning home today. Miss Lulu James of Goodh Main Ave Dur and Mrs H D Jones of North Hyde Park Ave plan Atlantic City departure. Other items mention vacations, excursions, and local appointments. Edward Gray and family arrived from Liverpool preparing to settle in.
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Tenth Street
Albert Stephans
Elmira
Julius Hunter
Ninth Street
Clifford
Kate van Bergen
Utica
N. Y
Miss van Bergen
Byron Snyder
Luzerne Street
Frederick Snyder
Binghamton
Buffalo
Fred Reynolds
North Main Avenue
W. J. Stephans
Stephens
Ben Evans
North Hyde Park Avenue
Ocean Grove
W. B. Owen
Holden
Jeff George Fairchild
Fairchild
Alan Agrade
Lake Winola
Reynolds
Pennsylvania
John Cawley
Price Street
Mary Cawley
Bessie Connell
Nellie
Mary Eagan
Grace McFadden
Anna Clark
Joseph Rosar
John Connell
M. McFadden
John Marten
Daniel Jordan
John Clarke
E. Fenner
Carbondale
Richard D. Jennings
Fairview Avenue
Wilkes
Barre
Thomas W. Phillips
Bouwth Main Avenue
Atlantic City
Misa Grace Acker
South Main Avenue
Coun
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Farnlew
Keystone Lodge
Loyal Knights of America
Archie Meara
Arthur Hall
George Warnke
William A. Moser
Nicholson
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Lake Ariel
Edward Gray
Liverpool
John Gray
Blairstown
Lewis Hancock
Hancock
Arthur Hughes
Pottaville
Harry Williams
Malin Avenue
John Renehaw
Mies Renehaw
Plymouth
R. A. Phillipa
Jackson Street
Hyde Park
Mathew Soelety
James H. Brown
Amon Lavelle
John Crawley
Thomas Fleming
J. C. Gallagher
Edward Keany
John Clark
Michael Burke
Michael Healey
John Graney
New York
Jeffrey J. Powers
Silk mill girls to take free excursion to Lake Ariel
About 1,200 Sauquoit Silk mills girls will travel free to Lake Ariel with tickets for others at 60 cents round trip. Trains depart from Washington avenue station early morning with return at six. Refreshments available and lunches bringable. Music and a day off with pay for Saturday.
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Lake Ariel
Washington Avenue
Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad
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