Stars Fall Again as Eastern League Drops Four Straight
In a rough game Brauns replaces Egan and scores to second on a pitched ball. Pop delivers late heroics fending off a Weigand swing three times, Lyon on a grounder by Massey seals the win. Bisons take fourth straight from the Stars to move into second place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egan
Braun
Pop
Weigand
Lyon
Massey
Morse
Grays
Bisons
Stars
Springfield
Miners Rally to Edge Grays in Eight
The Miners finally broke through in the eighth as Bonner powered a two bagger and scored on Massey and Barry driven runs. Morse pitched championship form as the Grays failed to capitalize despite several chances, Egan held to limited hits until the eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egan
Bonner
Dan” Bonner
Griffin
Morse
Grays
Barry
Blaon
Beard
Providence
Pon Morte
Welfand
Cooney
Allp
Mitu
Masecs
Megan
Draing
Maguire Beenrape
Dixon
Mas- Bey
Giddy
Honner
O'Milen
Benner
Massey
Scranton
Gunson
Weigand
Eagan
Nall
Marry
Bassett
Maguire
Hraun
Graun
Coogan
Batteries-Covehiln and Gond Ing Triumph in Maine Tilt
In a two game series, Batteries Covehiln, Odwell and Gond Ing face Woods and Nichols in Maine, with Maine teams battling for a win as the lineup includes Woods, Nichols, and Um pire-Mison. The Buffalo game features Batteries-Gray and Urquhart with Kiesing and Shaw, while Syracuse is listed in a separate schedule note for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Rae
Springfield
Covehiln
Odwell
Gond Ing
Maine
Woods and
Nichols
Mison
Buffalo
Gray and Urquhart
Kiesinger
Shaw
Bisons Rally To Beat Stars For Fourth Straight Win
The Bisons defeated the Stars for the fourth consecutive time in a tight game. Key performers helped secure the victory as the teams traded leads before Bisons pulled away late.
Local boxing purse bouts list on card with multiple matchups
Dixon and Al Greenfield receive a $5 600 purse while Lavigne and Edldie Conolly with partners face off for a $2 500 purse. Dave Sullivan and Jim my Barry also draw a $2 500 purse in the same event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
al Greenfield
Lavigne
Edldie Conolly
Kid Me Partland
Dave Sullivan
Jimmy Barry
Harmonies Defeat Lackawannas in Sloppy Fielding Battle
The Harmonies defeated the Lackawannas yesterday afternoon as Lackawannas committed a poor fielding game and base running errors. McGinniss starred in left field while Lackawannas complained of disputed close calls and missed chances in the ninth inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawannas
Lackawannna
Eurt
Finnel
McGinniss
Paterson Takes Two From Lancaster Amid Hitting Struggles
In Paterson New Jersey Auk reports the home team failed to hit well but won two games against Lancaster with pitchers Paterson and R Ule listed. Batters include Fayherty Touhey Yeager Rots and Jones Westlake Clausen Wente as the umpire Mace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Auk
Lancaster
Rely
Jones and Westlake
Clausen
Wente
Mace
Reading and Richmond Clash in Mixed Results
In Mehmond F rest venues, Reading fell 8 to 1 to Richmond with Richmond scoring 13 to Reading 1 in the second game. At Martford Newark Hartford posted 8, while Norfolk Athletics led 10 against Norfolk with 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mehmond
Firest
Richmond
Reading
Martford
Newark
Hartford
Norfolk
Athletics
Scranton Club Releases O'Brien and Wellner in Shake-up
Rightfielder Jack O'Brien and pitcher Wellner were released by the Scranton Base Ball club Saturday night. O'Brien joined Syracuse and left for Toronto. Wellner has no immediate engagement. The move follows Beard’s release and signals a broader team shake-up. O'Brien’s poor play and Griffin’s outfield plan led to his release. O'Brien’s stats to date include 64 runs, 85 hits, 104 outs, 22 assists, 21 errors, batting .500 with a .581 fielding mark. Bannon’s recent poor fielding and hitting prompted the Syracuse outfield interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack" O'Brien
Wellner
Scranton
O'Brien
Syracuse
Toronto
Beard
The
Tribune
Griffin
Bannon
John L Sullivan to umpire Scranton Springfeld game
John L Sullivan signs to umpire the Scranton-Springfield game, his first appearance in an Eastern League city. Once famed for drawing huge crowds, he remains popular now as an umpire with a sharp eye and strong knowledge of the sport. The game will be called at 2 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Baseball Club
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Scranton
Pallle
Corbett
Fitgelmmens
Crooks
Syracuse
Local Baseball Clubs Schedule August Fights and Matches
The Taylor Reds face the Sunsets of Archbald on Taylor grounds Thursday afternoon August 12. The Blue Bells of Bellevue beat Scranton Jrs 12 to 1% with batteries Mac Guire Munn Durkin and Sayers vs Decker Horovitz Frank. The Actives of Dunmore beat Clerks 2 to 1 with McLane Burd for Actives Harber Johnston for Clerks. The Actives beat Taylor Grays 9 to 6 with Cettre Payton. Actives seek under 3 year clubs for August 16. Foater resigns, takes Union Stars Dunmore. Rosettes South Side accept West Linden Brarn for Aug 12. Rosettes South Scranton accept Eclipse for Aug 14. Crescents beat Reliables 11 to 10 with Stephen Cooney Bellattes O Hara Kennedy Payton. Crescents vs Lilies Archbald Aug 30 on Lilies grounds. Rosettes South Scranton beat Tycoons Pine Brook 6 to 4 with Hahn Silk McWilliams Back. Lilies Archbald and Crecenia Pine Brook meet Aug 30 at Archbald 3 PM, social at O Har es ball. Munley manager. West Side Athletics defeat Pricetarg Nonpareil 8 to 5. McCarthy struck out fourteen. West Side Athletics challenge Harmonies next Sunday. Umpire Coggins. West Side Anthracites plan a game at Hampton mines excursion to Lake Ariel Aug 10 for 85.
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Taylor Reds
Sunsets
Archbald
Taylor Grounds
Policle
Tribune
Gomer E. Davis
Blue Bells
Bellevue
Scranton, Jr's
Seranton Jr
Horovitz
Frank
Thomaas
Actives
Dunmore
McLane
Burd
Clerks
Harber
Johnston
H. Davis
E. Harper
Taylor Grays
Cetter
Payton
FE. Harper
Lackawanna County
M. H. Davis
J. PF. Foater
Little England Stars
Union Stars
Wee
Bella Head
Rosettes
West Linden Brarn
J. Hahn
South Scranton
Eclipse
Crescents
Reliables
Green Ridge
Stephen
Cooney
Bellattes
O' Hara
Kennedy
Lilies
Lillies
Tycoons
Pine Brook
McCarthy
Nonpareila
Arnon CR Occnsisers Assans
McCarty
Joyce
McGuire
Garbett
Weat
Thomas Tierney
Park Hill
Beore
Anthracites
Ongren
Park All
Hatterson—Hopkins
Lake Ariel
Baseball Scores From Yesterday and Today in the National League
In yesterday's NL action Louisville beat Chicago 8 to 7 while Cincinnati triumphed over Cleveland 7 to 0. Today's schedule features New York at Boston, Baltimore at Brooklyn, and Philadelphia at Washington.
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Hoston
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Louisville
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Washington
Colts Play Perfectly In Exciting Chicago Showdown
Chicago hosts a polished Colts performance as they win three straight in a high-spirited game. Notable players include Catteries-Kigge and Donohue on offense with umpire O Day presiding.
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Colts
Chicago
Indlite
Cleveland
Kigge
Donohue
Powell
Criger
O' Day
Scranton Scraps and Buffalo Burns over baseball talk
The column cites opinions from the Buffalo Enquirer the Toronto Globe and the Springfield Republican on players like Jack Darry Jesse Burkett and A Maul. It notes Dick Harley Swartwod O'Brien and Schelbeck with varied performances and hints at lineup changes as Scranton hopes to stay in the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Burkett
Jack Darry
Buffalo
Buffalo Enquirer
Reading Club
A. Maul
Pitsburg Wallower
Dick Harley
Swartwod
Toronto Globe
Globe
Scranton
Springield Repubican
Republican
Seranton
Tommy Johnson
Johnson
Beant
Syracuse
Schelbeck
Bannon
Jack O'Brien
Stara
Toronto
Beard
Philadelphia-New York 11 Philadelphia 1
In a paper score listing Philadelphia beat New York 11 to 1 with Brooklyn-Brooklyn hosting a game against Washington ending 0 to 0.
Brady's Boxing Carnival Heads to Nevada in October
William A Brady plans a multi day boxing carnival in Nevada next fall featuring prize fights as the main draw with horse and bicycle races as side events. Reno and Carson City bid for the event with aims to stage major bouts including Maher versus Sharkey and Treeden versus McCoy in a $10,000 purse for four fights. If Green defeats Walcott he receives a $5,000 offer to meet Tommy Ryan at a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Brady
Nevada
Prise
Reno
Carson
Felts
Maher-Sharkey
Treeden and McCoy
Green
Walcott
Tommy Ryan
George
Adve Under This Head One Cent a Word Claim Notice
SPECIAL NOTICE adver under this head one cent a word any person having claims against the Adelodonian Club of Scranton for bills contracted on July 6 1807 must present for payment within five days from date else not considered thereafter any oweing party settle within time Robert W Rankin Sepratacy Maxie hometow Me
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NORGE
Thealedonian Club of
Scranton
Blilh
Robert W. Rankin
Maxie Hometow
Wanted An Idea Prize Pitch and Job Ads
Classified notices and recruiting blurbs solicit ideas, sales agents, and domestic help. Advertisements promote patent offers, wages for home work, and female canvassers with multiple company names and contact addresses across Washington, Cincinnati, Scranton, New York, and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wedderbuen & CO
Washington, D. C
ROCKA_FELLER'S
Chas. Schank
Willow Atreet
Stebbins
Lawrence
Mich
Scranton
Snyder
Partia Jcular
T. B. Snyder & CO
Cincinnati
Mango Chemical Company
John Street
New York
Wanted Agents and Help Wanted Ads from Historic pages
A scattered OCR batch shows numerous classified ads seeking agents for books and stocks, consignments, and sales. other lines offer positions for solicitors and home duties. Locations include Scranton Chicago Rochester Naperville and Lincoln Avenue city listings. Many entries request inquiry by mail with addresses like 312 Washington Avenue LonDike building Chicago and Box 131 Scranton.
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Dopecom
Montreal
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Pittebure
Walters
Svene O' Bron
Mastry
Welganid
Isin
Lyons
Ersanewee Toronto
O Kieht
Montreat
Bultato
I Huffato
Sseenee
Rfaces Egan
Yoesterday
Coordf
Viewesseeen
Buffato
Syracuse Enens
Valevenesenwad
Hutted
Bean
Muuiftale
CNT
Daowble
Henner
Springfeld
Harry
Donner
Munsaey
Providence Si
Welgand
Drauby Firat Scranton Sonene
Bane
Scranton Erhrorr
R.ele
Norton
Staley
Becker
McNamara
Toponeo
Bufalo
Lampe
AD. R. H
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Grey, Jr
Beasdaevers
Clymer
Ef. Terord
Wise
Greminger
Bausee Ad
Urquhart
Son
Brown
Bagan
Garry
Smith
Lireotte
Von
St. Schiebeck
Ear
Grey
Lexotte
Bull
Bulls
Hares
Field
Bises
Browns
A.B
Hh. OH
EB. Lotte
O. Melaughlin
Tay
Scicccsaeeaes Nolan
Aessaven Gaughan
Rlocc
McQinnies
Paiva Mery
Hurat
A. Sweeney
J. Gaughan
Ova
Ruane
Pwisceeeneey Tlorom
Coleman
Ciis Kollet
Burke
Crossen
Seeere
Finnerty
Sser
Visscccees
Finnewe
Lackawanna
Harmonies
Keller
Shine
Muay
Sweeney
Hurst
Gaughan
Logan
Kellet
Bells
Hurset
Populares
Moosle
Olyphant Browns
Kid
Porneér
Campbell
Ou Earley
Connors
Welland
Sheridan
Kelly
Py Kelly
Posner
Mogsic
L.W
Gillespie
N. J. Avie
Sore
R.H.E. Newark
Carrick and
Zearfoss
Amote and
Herndon
Betts
Ile
Touee
Foster Atco
Cmincinnati
Choveland
Ciicage
Pathidelphia
Pittshutte
Colonels
Reds
Fraser
R. H.E
Louieville
Hatteries
Dwyer
Ehret
Prager
Wilson
Empire
MacDonald
Brady’s
Galaxy of Fighters
Beranton
Connolly & Wallace
Madras
Washington Avenue
Court House
Sterling, Stearns, Barnes Bicycles
Bittenbender & Co
Franklin Avenue
Wants
Mitfiln Ave
Mass
Evans & CO
Canvesk
Clifton Soap
Arutactarne Company Ma
Jtneinnatt
Sollelt
C. Fish & CO
Holden Brock
Atlvs
Everett
Dix Court
Enn Avenue
Aita
City
Quincy Ave
H.W. Castleman
Aneger
Co-Operative Mining Sydicate
Heartte
Ibington
B.briggs
A. Riggs
Mulberry
Cooper
Washburn Street
Spalding Bicycles
Spalding
R. V. White
Ben Keller
Ralph Gregory
Will Dunn
C. M. Florey
Wyoming Avenue
Taby
Londike
Lakeside Building
PENN
Care Tribune
Glen Brothers
Rochester
N.Y
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Halas
Stan Py
Michigan
Ghiseets
D CO
van Buren St
Trivune
Maple Street
Stuation
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North Garteld Avenue
Lingoln Avenue
Ite
Wang
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J. i .Tribune oMce
Hoxop
Pismouth
Sita
Taleamnan
Laseres
Dickson Mucnie
A. Q
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Bus
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F*gast
Expeienne
Hemes Jesseripseoe
Slugie
Speal
Salina Cares
Deni
Jurish
Jermyn
Barbour
Lackawanna Avenue
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