Eastern League Baseball Roundup Sunday Results
Scranton defeated the Canucks with little trouble in the lone Sunday game. Providence beat Syracuse for the fifth consecutive time. Rochester and Providence each won twice over the Ponies and the Stars, while Wilkes-Barre and Scranton also won.
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Johnson
Buffato
Keenan
Wilkes-Barre
Rochester
Providence
Ponies
The
Stars
Syracuse
Scranteon
Canucks
Bisons
Scranton
Buffalo
Springfield
Eastern League Games Report
Hullale meets Scranton while Torolte visits Wilkesdurre Syrmicuse travels to Syritgileh and Kuchester heads to Providence for key matchups in action tonight.
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Hullale
Scranton
Torolte
Wilkesdurre
Syrmicuse
Syritgileh
Kuchester
Providence
Scranton Beats Toronto In High-Scoring Batting Show
Tommy Johngson pitched well for Scranton while Soitne Wheely starred at the plate in a clash with Toronto Saturday. Scranton built early, then withstood a late Canadian rally as Delehanty, Massey and Johnson sparked a string of runs. Freeman's running catches in right field saved several innings, and Ward debuted for Toronto with mixed results.
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Tommy Johngson
Hie Thi Misesy
Scruton
Toronto
Vietary Cout
Johigon
Wright
Smith
Phoohk
Heir
Casey
Lautenberg
Miden
Scranton
Ofis
Hid
Hume
Hinth Delehanty
Mors
Moses
Del
Ward
Hicken
Shuld
Delehanty
Mickey
Tom O'Brien
O'Brien
Lutenberg
Lutenberg Guides Scranton to 2-1 Win Over Toronto
Lutenberg pitched effectively in Toronto as Scranton beat the Maple Leafs 2 to 1 on a day marked by an error charged to first baseman. Dunn issued one base on balls and Berger was hit by a pitch, with Umpire Gaffney signaling the time.
Wilkes-Barre Triumphs Over Buffalo in Mixed Baseball Doubleheader
Wilkes-Barre outplayed Buffalo in the field and at the bat as Keen an excelled on the mound and on base paths. Errors by Ritchey and Lewee in the eighth inning allowed Wilkes-Barre to score three runs, while Clymer made two running catches. Manager Rowe criticized Kettrick's umpiring amid a long day of play and multiple games.
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Wilkes-Barre
Buffalo
Gruber
Keenan
Bisons
Ritchey
Lewee
Manaager Rowe
Kettrick
Clymer
H.hle
Wilkes-Harrea
Wente
H. Smith
Wilkes- Harrea
Wilkes- Harre
Keenan Stahl
Lezotte
Bonner
Smith
Earl
McMahon
Hetts
Lyttle
Furl
Ritehey
Pield
Brethlek
Providences Syracuse Narrow Victory at Rocky Point
Providence defeated Syracuse in a close Straml game at Rocky Point. Delaney and Dixon led Providence with strong support, while Delaney's contribution helped secure the win as the umpire Dorscher oversaw the match.
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Providences
Syracuive
Rocky Point
Drelaney
Providete
Provilonow
Dixon
Delaney
Yahoor
Dorscher
Chicago Defeats Louisville In Pretty Afternoon Game
Chicago beat Louisville 4 to 0 in a well pitched battle with timely batting and bold base running. Raub and Lowieville held the visitors to zero as Cincinnati hosts note a similar 4 to 0 score in another league clash with Khret Delta Kissinger McParland umpire Lally.
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Louisville
Chicago
RAUB
Lowieville
Mriggs
Donne
Cunniingham
Miller
Mmeatie
Cincinnati
Rlb.le
Aotest Sa
Louis Sn
Khret
Delta, Kissinger Und McParland
Lally
Scores From Recent Baseball Games Across Cities
In New York games the scores show Washington nine to six in the first and New York nine to four in the second. Boston faced Brooklyn four to nothing. Philadelphia beat Baltimore four to two. Pittsburgh shut out Cleveland six to nothing. St Louis defeated Cincinnati seven to three. Louisville edged Chicago four to two.
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New York
Washington
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Louieville
Chicago
Louisville
Umpire Ket rick Retires Amid Injustice Claims
Scranton native Larry Ket rick, named umpire in the Easter league, was released amid charges of incompetency. The Wilkes Barre dispatch asserts the claim is false and notes only one league official protested. The piece frames the retirement as unintended and linked to personnel shifts and family concerns.
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Larry Ketrick
Wilkes-Barre
Larry Ketriick
Scranton
Revvral
Kerrick
Gaffney
Hornung
Doescher
Swartwood
Ketrick
Wilkes-Barre Dispatch
Tom Burns
Springfield
Wilkes-Harre Umpire and Buffalo Battery Assigned Today
Hornung will umpire at Wilkes-Harre today, Lovett and Bowerman will be the battery for Buffalo in here for three days beginning today. Gaffney has instructions to remain in Scranton amid bad feelings with Buffalo captain Jim Fleitz. If Scissors Liggie Fields faces further trouble with Gaffney, advise him to move to another neck of the woods. Two Newark wheelies riding to San Francisco on a wager were in the city Saturday night.
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Hornung
Wilkes-Harre
Lovett and Bowerman
Huffalo
Gaffney
Scranton
King
Jim Fleits
Buffalo
Gaffney we would advise the player to try.It_on in some other neck o' woods
Jim
Newark
San Francisco
Day and Kinsey Visit Binghamton Guests at Manhattan House
Edward Day and John Kinsey traveled to Binghamton yesterday and were hosted by their friend W S Callahan, proprietor of the Manhattan House on Penn Avenue.
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Edward Day
John Kinsey
Binghamton
W. 5. Callahan
Manhattan House
Penn Avenue
Olyphant Browns Defeat Railroad Y M C A in County League
The Olyphant Browns easily defeated the Railroad Y M C A team in a county league game at Olyphant on Saturday. Kelleher pitched well for the Browns. Davis was hit often for the visitors. Cavanaugh closed with the last three innings, with Scranton scoring their lone run in the fourth. A return game is planned for Pine Brook on Wednesday between the Scranton druggists and Wilkes-Barre brethren. the Vieking club will also be entertained with the Wyoming after the venue.
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Olyphant Browns
Railroad Young Men’s Christian Association
Coure
Olyphant
Kelleher
Browns
Davis
Cavanaugh
Scramon Club
Stone
Gaughan
Janet Hoye
Pine Brook
Scranton
Wyoming
Vonsusta
H.C. Monk
G. W. Davis
George Rogers
Amateur Ball Notes in Taylor and Dunmore Grounds
Local amateur baseball notes describe matches at Taylor erguade and Taylor grounds with reserves at 4 oclock on Brickyard. It recalls a Saturday afternoon game between Nonpareils of Dunmore and Edward Kellys team, where Thorn ton pitched a six hit gem but Indians protested and umpire awarded 4 to 0 to Nonpareils. Umpire M Coolican. Actives and Grove Cutters to play next Saturday on No 1 grounds.
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Taylor Reds
Taylor
Browne
Taylor Grounds
van Watkins
Manger
Ofelock
Brickyard
Main Avenue
Jackson Street
Oelock
Ghilera
Ep M. Posner
Owens
Hey
the Dones
Evans
Jeremiah
McDonald
Indians
Dell
Kelly
M. Coolican
Actives
Dunmore
Grove Cutters
No. 1
Scranton Riders Take Prizes at Berwick Races
Scranton riders claimed multiple prizes at Berwick races on Saturday. Coleman won the mile open defeating Erick of Sinking Springs, who previously fared poorly at Green Ridge wheelmen events. Coleman also placed second in another mile event, while Gregory of Green Ridge wheelmen won the mile handicap and Keller finished third. Keller and Gregory then won the tandem event.
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Scranton
Berwick
Coleman
Erick
Sinking Springs
Green Ridge
Gregory
Keller
Polish baron identified in Wilkes-Barre suicide case
The Wilkes-Barre Polish paper Czarnik reports coroner Longstreet identified the deceased as Haron Hugo Smeritz, editor from Cracow. He left for a pleasure trip with $50, took laudanum, and wrote a farewell note asking not to inform his mother, requesting no dissection of his remains. remains to be interred in Wilkes-Barre.
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Czarnik
Wilkes-Barre
Vneon
Longstreet
Haron Hugo Smeritz
Cracow
Poland
Smeritz
Wilken
Wilkes- Barre
Booster Engine Improves Scranton Traction Line
Foreman Andrew Conlon and a gang of linemen began installing a new feed wire to supply extra force to the lower end of the line. By 9 this morning the booster was expected to be in full operation, promising faster travel between Pittston and Scranton.
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Pitston
Scranton Traction Company
Andrew Conlon
Providence power house feeds 800 volt Pittston line
A 230 volt capacity station at the Providence power house will supply the line first at Greenwood near the school house and later at other points along the Greenwood to Pittston route. The Pittston line will receive 800 volts, said by the Traction company to be enough to pull a car up Steenest hill at a good speed.
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Providence
Greenwood
School House
Pittston
Traction Company
Steenest Hill
Mandamus Sought To Force Alderman Donovan To Grant Appeals
Judge Archbald granted a rule to Alderman C C Donovan to show cause why a mandamus should not issue compelling him to grant appeals on four judgments against the borough of Olyphant in Board of Health cases. The judgments totaled $216.63 plus costs, rendered July 28 for services by the Board of Health members. The borough contends the board had no legal standing to incur debts, and Donovan previously refused an appeal on August 3. The rule is returnable at 9 this morning. counsel includes Major Warren for the borough.
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C. C. Donoevan
Archbald
C. C. Donovan
Hoard of Health of
Olyphant
C. P. O'Malley
Warren & Knapp
EK. J. Howard
Burgess
A.T. Potter
William H. Davis
William B. Schubmehl
Thomas Patten
William Tinsley
Patrick Dempsey
J. J. Flynn
P. W. Padden
Everett Warren
Borough of Olyphant
Donovan
Borough of
J. A. Dolphin
Edward Caygill
Dr. A. F. Crans
SUNN
C. M. Hatha
Board of Health of Olyphant
Burgess and Council
Board of Health
Oly Phat
Major Warren
Leave It to the Police in Mrs Cole Disappearance
Mrs W H Cole wife of Constable Cole of West Market street vanished last Monday evening between 7 and S. Police promised aid and the North End station reported no information yet. Mrs Cole wore a black sailor hat red flower patterned waist black skirt slippers and gold rimmed glasses.
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W. H. Cole
Constable Cole
West Market Street
Welneck
the Tribune
North End
Burglars Loot Eureka Hotel Econom y and Pocket Cash
Burglars entered the Eureka hotel at Diamond avenue and Providence road between 1 and 4 Saturday morning. They rifled the bar room and rear, taking cigars whiskey eggs a coat and the money register, leaving about $4. The entry was through the cellar and no clue was found. The owner M J Burke reports this is the second time thieves have struck.
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Eureka Hotel
Diamond Avenue
Providence Road
M. J. Burke
Burke
Saturday's Excursions Draw Big Crowds to Park and Lakes
About 1,200 attended Bauer's band excursion to Mountain Park where Bauer's and the Ninth Regiment bands performed. Dancers filled the grounds when the concert paused. Excursionists later returned home at seven. Other groups visited Lake Ariel Harvey's Lake and Delaware Water Gap, with twenty two car loads to the resort.
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Bauer
Mountain Park
Ninth Regiment
Delaware Water Gap
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Car Shop
Storewide Spring and Summer Goods Sold At Tempting Prices
Still greater cuts throughout our store reduce Spring and Summer stock to move all remaining items. Prices tempt every shopper to buy whether they need goods or not.
Political Jottings: Legislative District Delegates Elected
Delegates in the Second district were elected Saturday afternoon to attend a Republican convention in the arbitration room of the courthouse at 2 p.m. Alderman W. S. Millar will chair and nominate a candidate for legislature. John R. Farr announces his candidacy in the First district. M. C. Judge is urged as a Democratic nominee in the Third district, with John J. Bonner also mentioned. James J. O Neill will convene the Democratic county committee to set a date for the county convention.
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Court House
W. 5
Millar
John R. Farr
The
West Side
Taylor
John J. Bonner
Old Forge
James J. O'Neill
Carbondale
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