Suspension of Tommy Bannon Shakes Scranton Baseball News
Tommy Bannon was suspended yesterday by Manager Barnie for abusive conduct and insubordination after disputing a $10 fine from a turbulent game last week. The piece covers weekly league standings, player movements, and mixed reports on Scranton and Wilkes-Barre, with notes on amateur games and upcoming matches.
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Tommy Bannon
Barnle
Bannon
Penn Avenue
Barrie
New York
Wileas
Freedman
Scranton Johnson Domination Beats Wilkes-Barre Nine Runs
Scranton Johnson pitched well scattering hits as Scranton hammered Betts for nine earned runs in the first three innings. A bustling offense built a big lead with four runs in the second and multiple hit-driven innings. Grasping a strong field effort, Scranton secured the victory despite late innings.
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Betta
Scranton
Scranton Johnson
Scrantin
Elvan
Smith
Stearns
Short
Tommy Hannon
Hetts
Hoetts
Schriver
Scrantons
Ward
Bean
Brownlie
Kagan
Karl
Huston
Butley
McMahon
Eagan
Bonner
Butler
Steirns
Johnson
Wahl
Wilkes-Barre
Lezotte
Griffin
Wente
Betts
Ragan
Oreeee Menney
Rf Smith
Ceeeees Hutler
Jonnhon
Wilkes-Barree
Lytle
OnNner
Latotte
Earl
Seneae C
Taneeerse A
Eavteeten
Beranton
Wa Harned
Scragton
Wilkes-Barra
Schriveragan
Breacna Notte
Nome
Hetta
Lehit— Butler
Bint
Wilkex-Harre
Har
Son
Dirty Playing Sparks Excitement in Syracuse Buffalo Game
Syracuse New York August 164 State pounded McGinnis until relief by first baseman. Buffalo defense was stingy as the game stayed tight in the seventh inning.
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Syracuse
N. Y
McGinnis
Rochester Rocks Toronto in Rocky Ball Clash
Very Rocky Ball reports Rochester defeating Toronto after Toronto made several errors. Harper pitched effectively before leaving after two innings, replaced by Gray who allowed all hits. Brien homered and a sparkly double play by Keenan Breckinridge and O'Brien stood out as about 1,000 attended.
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Drunneman
Gray
Brien
Keenan
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O'Brien
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Berger
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Payne
Balla
O' Brien
Lutenberg
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Smith
Brunnominn
Passelballe
Gailney
Forfeited Game After Altercation In Springfield Meeting
In Springfield Massachusetts on August 16, a baseball game between Springfield and Providence was forfeited by umpire Tmpire Doescher after a dispute with Stricker. The crowd of over 4,000 witnessed an exhibition to avoid gate loss. final score listed as 9 to 0 in the first inning with many details disputed.
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Providence
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Donnelly
Jones
Murray
Stricker
Lioescher
Doescher
Gruber
Springfeld
Ccsees
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Leahy
Lovett
Meey
National League Leaders Rise and Fall in Standings
Cleveland Baltimore and Pittsburg won yesterday while Cincinnati Chicago and Boston faltered. Baltimore sits near Cleveland atop the NL race, with Boston and New York disappointments as Rush and Merkin return to form. The eastern clubs struggle, leaving Baltimore as the sole front runner among them.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
Baltimores
New York
Rush
Merkin
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Washington
Wecoses
Philadelphiannee
New Ork
Lauraville
Enene
Ved
Deel Orr
Neiratioriont Grady
Nichols and Tenny
Ummphres
Hunt
Henderson
Batterien
Sicia
Orim
Clark
Wilson
Soseseen
Lancaster forfeits as umpire rules for Hagleton win
In the ninth inning with two out Lancaster disputed an umpire decision and left the field. Umpire Corcoran awarded the game to Hazleton by a score of 0 to 0. Other lines reference Carbondale and players Batterierket Patchen Fee Moyer Eustace and Pox in related notes.
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Papivien
R. H.E. Hazleton
Lancaster
el Loooue
Tealigriae Ouananim Westlake
Weat
Rreth
Fenire
Feld
Corcoran
Hagleton
Carbondale
Corbett on the Circuit at Buffalo Races
Pugilist Corbett brought in for spectator interest at Buffalo Racecourse on August 16, staging a four round exhibition with sparring partner McVey on a movable platform. Two races ran with Jo He favored then won three straight heats. St Clair won the 2 21 pace with Moretta and Vietta taking minor money.
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N. Y
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Corbett
McVey
Lyceum Theater
Fussimmons
Hamlins
Palmer L. Clark
Red Oak
Clark
Horse Review of Chicago
George St. Clair
Moretta
Vietta
Cunee
Weed Wilkow
Harry VuGtor
Aviver
Charley Ford
Ehebread
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Dla
Georgy
Abetu
Five Novel Races at Scranton Driving Park
Five trotting events arranged for Saturday at Scranton Driving Park and Fair association. Three races for professionals in 2.50 2.40 and 2.40 classes. three for Gentlemen’s Driving Club members including a free-for-all and a male race. Prizes include ovata bushels for professionals and harness items for the free-for-all, with a hat as prize in the male race. Entries close today with Walter Jermyn, association president.
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Scranton Driving Park and Fair Association
Walter Jermyn
Association
The New Woman: A Moving Car Revelation
On a Chicago platform a tense conductor warns a silent man about a bold New Woman who can alight from a moving car facing the rear. The quiet man recalls Rhettish lines and vows the woman’s influence may end in tragedy as public manners clash with changing roles.
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Chicago Times-Herald
Healde
Valer
Sheita
Rhettia
Where the Presidents Lie in Memoriam Across States
A list of U S presidents and their burial sites across the United States is presented, naming Mount Vernon Virginia for Washington and Madison at Montpelier Virginia among others. The compilation mentions Mount Rushvary?, Nashville Tennessee, Quincy Massachusetts, Richmond Virginia and several other burial or memorial locations. It reads as a reference noting where each former president is interred or honored.
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George Washinton
Mount Vernon
John Adame
Quincy
Mass
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Vinn
James Madison
Montpelier
James Monroe
Richmond, Va
John Quincy Adame
Andrew Jackson
Nashville, Tenn
Martin van Huren
Kinderhook
William Henry Harrison
North Bend
John Tyler
James K. Polk
Nashville
Views Change In Chicago Time Heralds Youth Dialogue
An elder man speaks to his son about shifting life views since youth. He questions the wisdom of past philosophy and notes that nature protects the weak and the fool, reflecting a moral backdrop in a Chicago Times Herald piece.
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Chicago Times-Herald
Puck Doubt She Took Tr Ricki Shout The Milk N
Fragmentary note suggests uncertain claim involving a person named Ricki and milk, with tangled wording about water. No clear event, location, or date emerges from the unreadable text. Further readable context is needed to form a proper summary.
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Ricki
Wrigley Acker Nuptials Quietly Performed on West Side
The West Side Tribune notes the quiet wedding of Seth Wrigley of Tenth Street to Mrs. J. M. Acker of South Main Avenue, conducted by Rev. L. C. Floyd. The couple, longtime local residents, are now staying at Wyoming Camp Ground and will welcome friends’ congratulations. Meanwhile a Gammon Hill sweepstake shooting match drew a large crowd and betting, with Travia winning the second event and several youths receiving gifts, as a boy was lightly shot in the arm.
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Tenth Street
J. M. Acker
South Main Avenue
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Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
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Methodist Church
Gammon's Hill
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Fairchild
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Brecond
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Jackson Street
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Elmer Jackson
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Peckville
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Elmhurst
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Fast Drinker Street
Wilkes-Barre
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South Blakely Street
Orangeville
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Georgetown
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Dudley Street Baptist Church
Adeline Bishop
Eva Hess
Brook Street
Phillip Davis
Newburg
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Electric Avenue
Typhoid Pneumonia Claims Local Resident at 55
Mrs. Feeme, visiting her daughter at North Malin avenue, died yesterday from typhoid pneumonia. Aged 55, she leaves two children, Mrs. James Burns and James Feeme, with homes in Trenton. The body will be sent to the Jersey state capital on the noon train.
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Charlee Deckelnick
North Malin Avenue
Science discovers bacilli to fight chinch bugs for crops
Pittsburg Times reports science helps agriculture by bacilli for chinch bugs. Kansas farmer initially doubted but adopted infection method after pest spread, aided by thousands of shipped infected bugs to Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma. The tactic promises large savings as science conquers pests and protects crops.
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Pittsburg
By & Kinns
Kansas
Ike
Missouri
Oklahoma
Poor Board Debates Penalty Tax and Fitzgerald Relief
John Gibbons questions a one dollar twelve cent penalty on poor tax and seeks an attorney opinion. The board, amid a lively debate, plans to submit the matter to counsel. The session features Will iam Fitzgerald, a disabled former British pensioner, and calls for relief for several applicants including deserted wives.
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John F. Scragg
Gibbons
Blanka
Beemer
Pew Board
Fitzgerald
Gravel Pond
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