Martin Swift Debut Sparks Snappy Eastern League Fight
Scranton and Troy players Cahill and Smith appear in uniform as league action unfolds at Springfi eld. The day’s results show fluctuating scores with muttered chances, performances by Hudson and others, and a shake in standings as the Eastern League table shifts from first to second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Swift
Diddlebook
Kelly
Laut
Springflid
Hudson
Troy
Sis
Springfield Defeats Scranton in Tight Softball Tilt
Springfield edges Scranton 6 to 5 in a tense game at Hodson Park. Brisk hitting from Breckinridge Patience. Coughlin starved the strike zone with four strikeouts. Attendance listed at 1,500 as Hodson pitched and the hosts fought back from a late deficit.
Buffalo Defeated Lugsma Boys in Boat Game of the Season
In Burrao New York on August 8 the Coal Miners faced the Bisons in a home game described as the best in some time. Vickery starred for Buffalo as Wilkes-Barre pressed to claim victory with strong pitching and fielding. final score line shows Buffalo besting Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Lugsma Boys
Burrao
N. Y
Bisona
Bisons
Vickery
Providence and Erie Baseball Box Score Fragments
Fragmented box score items show Providence and Erie games with short error counts and battery/umpire pairings. Names include Lovett McAuley Barawine Hew Snyder Herndon Gouson Rat ter and teams Syracuse Binghamton. Details are inconsistent across entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Syracuse
Syracum
Lovett
McAuley
Barawine
Hew
Snyder
Erie
Binghamton
Hite
Philadelphia and Brooklyn Baseball Scores and Errors
Fragmented OCR shows results from Philadelphia vs Baltimore and New York vs Brooklyn games. Mentions hits by Baltimore and Philadelphia with runs, errors by Baltimore and Philadelphia, and umpires Campbell and others. Games appear to be incomplete with garbled text and unclear dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Eeper
Robinson
Taylor and
Grady
Campbell
McMahon
Clarke
Harper
Apap Cross
Darkuves
Brooklyn
New York
Reading to Reading 10 Hagleton 8 at Harrisburg 1
Potteville 5 defeats Shenandoah at Pottsville Allan town dominates Daneastur 10 at Lancaster positions remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Hagleton
Harrisburg
Philadelo
Potteville
Pottsville
Shenandoah
Lancaster
Daneastur
Allantown
Scranton baseball swings changes in Eastern league
Swift steps down as manager of Scranton club in the Eastern league. Cahill of the Troy club named captain and manager of Scranton players. Meekin from Troy being discussed, Hodson's terms with Boston debated, and gate prices set for league play. Hogan departs to join Cincinnati, lauding Scranton support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Age Scranton
Martin Swift
Scranton
Cahill
Troy Club
Swift
Uas
Scranton Association
Betta
Randing
Wrancole
Powera
Ca- Will
Donovan
Short Stop Smith
Troy Clab
Hadeon
Hodson
Boston Orora
Boston
Gaston
Goaton
Weat
Altoona
Diddlebock
Nick Young
National Juagus
Scranton Baseball
Batts
Scrantoniang
Patay Powera
Alex. Dunn
Morkin
Powers
Meekin
Hogan
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Five Events Carded at the Track With Handicapped Free-for-all
The card lists Jim Mears Trilly Way Nellie B and Coron entry by J L Crawford under W G Parke in a five event program. Centaur’s tips fuel expectations as 8 members drive carriages to the grand stand for a wild sprint meet with no extra devices allowed and a tight handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Mears
Trillyway
Nellie B
Centaur
Gentlemen's Driving Club
Coron
J. L. Crawford
W.G Parke
Binghamton
Eigut
William
B.m
Frank Merrifield
Frank H. Br
Frank Hungard
Garon Lass
Be. m
Walter Jarmyn
Coxdy
Gy W. G
Parken
Chembers B
H. B. Reynolds
Fred
Bog
Alex. Donn
Pansy Blair
B. m
G. M. Shelly
Dan— St. Nick
Standelph Crippen
Daisy
Seamann
Uvake
Payne Keiley
G. M. Halletendd
Duck
Charles Hill
Pet Mund
B. G
Frank Spencer
Farmer Boy
Levi Patterson
Molris
Ambrose Speng
W. H. Gearhart
Corns
Bon
W. U. Parke
Hitch
G. E
B. Bonnell
Charley I. Hitt
M. Shelly
L. T. Payne
John Fritx
Coa
Susawiera
Walter Jermyn
Fanny Gink
Coxey
Frank H
Kealey
Dake
A. Daisy
John
Magnolia
Trilly Way
A. Corna
Frank H Way
Dalo
Daley
Keeley
Mollie
Net
Jim Meare
Local clubs set ball games as season opens in city
The Elks challenged under one year players to a ball game on Walter Davies’s Bells grounds near No 2 school for Wednesday morning with a return match next day. The Tamoine captains and Eurekas plus the Young Men’s Christian Association plan an afternoon game at Seradton Has Ball park led by Williams Hoffner Allen and other named players. Admission 25 cents, ladies free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks
Walter Davies
Bells
Littleyconons
No. 2 School
Anawer
Tamoine
Charles Evans
Capsain
Haydn Olivar
Eurekas
Young Men'a
Scranton
Troy
Springfield
Vringels Saga
Real estate and auction notices from Scranton era listing properties
Public notices advertise properties for sale and auction including Spruce street plots, Monroe and Vine corner lots, residential plots on Main and Rock streets, and a Dalton PA country home with barn and fruit trees. Also advertised are horses at auction and stray animals, lost items, and an incorporation filing for the Army of the Republic Memorial of Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amis
Scranton Lace Curtain Company
Rantun Neal
Cley Business
Spruce Street
Monroe and
Vine Streets
Monroe Avenue
Wing Street
West Side
Main Avenue
Salih B. Mott
Rock Street
West End Place
Dalton
Slopa
Addrom Smith B. Mott
Tank Ave
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BASE
Smith
Beranton
Speingfield
Amcs
Wilkes-Barre
Erin
Minghamton
Danb
Gastright
Kinslow
Westervelt
Farrell
Emslie
Hongland
Clark
Wilkond
Kennedy
Alloy
Washington
Mercer
McGuire
Nichols
Ryan
Conpaughton
Kuele
Pittaburg
St. Louis
Pitteburg
Pittsburg
Errora
Louis
Hawley
Twinehaw
Gambert
Nerrith
Gaffney
Clocionati
Crosa
Murphy
Young
Zimmnér
Hurat
Louisville
Chicago
Louieville
Wou
Port
Lo Wilkes-Durre
Lele
Lively Tosele
FrorsoricLp
Meas
Aug
Ehaps
Shannon
Wee
Donnelly
Lynch
Peg Wy
Ea Scheffler
Rics
Bottents
Breckinrnige
Coughlin
Tothlacsucseense
Johnston
Hfe
Poitchen G.sceresteer
Maktey
Seekers
Eae Pomag Sistrersseed
Btaltz
G.f
Ccescsereeld
Fivecdsaccee Lt
GO Brith Abit
Springfeld
Springfald
Baile
Breck
Fe Gillon
Leent'rf
Taof
Odalyrfi
Warners
Ollen'vo Ss
Bro'nelle
Wu Cly
Potth If
Leweo Sa
Me'on Sa
Oviarte
Cam'ldo
Ovie'ryp
Eh Ei Ie Ee
Wilkes-Parro
BOAO
Eee OU
Pard von Wilkes Haro
Baffilo
Bass
Wilkes
S&t
Pens
Winnoms
Staren
Cochran
Droggiot
Legal
Phtate
Martha Taylor
Olyphant
Deconard
Cutate
Willard
Warhen & Knap
Tor Estate
Attonne
Joan Taylurg
Atiate
Olyulant
Otick
Tereby
Pennsylvania
Watts C. van Alarcern
W Howard Withers
Edmund A. Barth
David Sproka
Louis Z. Stebceler
Creacont Coal
Pernnut Company
Tyhe Mining
Posses
Sali
Piembnty
Aupplemon
Patterson & Wilcox, Ralleltors
Architectu
Achitects
Fra
He Oles
Ity
City Coualla
E Scranten
Wie Ave
Viele
Sian Tion
Bell Ing
Donlura
Itil
Columbia Chon
Ohta
Diamond Avenue
Soran
Hewatt & Son
Gearework
K. L
Cary Trittine
Court Louse
Wang
Gregory Mik Manufacturing Company
AON Ac Mar
Frank Leslie
Siisi
Axproas
P. C. Moody
Gibson Street
I Cortier Sprica Street
Franklin
Sol
Penn
John JE Myyn
Wyoming Avenue
Jorses
Cusick
W.b.more
Opelrey
Law
Hudli Gen Tran
Carbondale
Indy
J. M. Lowin
Hostory
Honedale
Lackhawanah
Yondey
Ezra H. Rip
St Ameden
Willige Clake
John Horn
John T. Howe
Robert ©. Clark
Edward G. Buck
Brooklin W. Martin
Willi E. Cahoon
Pain Army of the Republic Memorial of Scranton
Ackawana County
Pennspirania
Isdl
Peothendere
PF. L. Hitchcook
Bollaster
Taylor
Saciofenno
Aljurman
Ernie
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Ave
Court House
Are
Scranton Bedding Company
Lacka. and
Adams Aves
Cming Aye
Thor
Adurets Neieve Beed CO
Masonic Temple
H. C. Sanderson
Saruce Streets
Ghia Jersale Byl. VM
Haruis
Biruggiat
Mall
Ad Peal Medicine CO
Ohio
John H. Phelps
Cor
Dickson Manu Party Ring CO
Anton and
Wilkes-B. Barre
General Offina
KE. Grewer
Spruce ST
University of Pennsylvania
Medico-Chirurg
Cal College of Philadelphia
East
Scranton Tribune Bookbinding Dept
TRY Ua
Messrs. Davies & Griffin
Boys
Bbc
the Bell Clothing House
Lackawanna Avenue
Davies & Griffin
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