Cantankerous Boys Fall Short in Exusturn Race Update
The article reports on local baseball results with Providence topping Buffalo, Erie defeating Springfield, and Buffalo slipping to fourth place. It notes standings, win loss percentages, and ongoing league race implications amid varied club performances and notable players like King Kel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuses
Buffalo
Providence
Erie
Springfield
King Kel
Tommy Cahill
Blackbirds
Bisong
Scranton Club Faces Allentown in Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
Scranton hosts Allentown Veterans in a 7 to 2 loss as Kilroy struggles on the mound. Cahill Johnston and Smith test the visitors with limited offense while Blackburn, the home club’s new pitcher from Wilkes-Barre, shows mixed form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Pines
Mike Kelly
Allentown
Cahill
Johnston
Smith
Blackburn
Wilkes- Barre
Kilroy
Providence
Wilkes-Barre vs Syracuse and Buffalo vs Providence Scores
The record shows Wilkes-Barre and Syracuse opening with 1 to 6, then 7 to 9. Buffalo defeated Providence 8 to 6. An Erie match lists Erie 7, Springfield 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Buffalo
Ebs Suavennisess
Ag Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes- Barre
Syracuse
Wilkes Barre
Erie
Springfield
Baseball scores from early season games cross leagues
Baseball results list shows Philadelphia over Cleveland 0 in the opener, Chicago defeating New York 6 in the second, Chicago 5 New York 6 in ten innings, Washington 6 Louisville 4, Baltimore 17 Pittsburg, a Bt Louis 4, Brooklyn 19 Cincinnati 6, and Boston 6 in a fragmentary wrap of scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Washington
Louisville
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
State League scoreboard reads Harrisburg over Lancaster
Harrisburg 9 defeats Lancaster ? details incomplete in clipped report. Key figures include C Bothelstee and the Harrisburg lineup. Unable to confirm full scoreboard or final score due to missing text.
Scranton State league plan gets Philadelphia review
Rumor says Marty Swift backs a Scranton State league team and will seek approval at a meeting of State league managers in Philadelphia that night. Swift’s aides urge action while Secretary Diddlebock is said to support the plan. Swift could not be reached for comment. Intrigue swirls over his possible new role at Carbondale as ex-manager remains linked to Scranton baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Marty Swift
Scranton
Swift
Diddlebock
Orphan's Court
Ackawanns
Wil Pervons
Hos
J. Mullen
Jessors & Hine
Attorneya
Hotel of the Diamond Beranton at Wilkes-Barre
Beranton plays at Wilkes-Barre today as the visiting team then the latter club comes here tomorrow. The item notes an upcoming game sequence with Beranton and Wilkes-Barre in succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton
Wilkes-Barre
Clubs Alternate Venues In Two Cities Schedule
The clubs will alternate between Allentown and Scranton on Friday and Saturday with Allentown set to play in Scranton. Buffalo has used two pitchers while Anson has not committed an error in twenty eight games. Rewsopers note many versions by Diddlebock regarding Scray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Scranton
Buffalo
Anson
Diddlebock
Scray
Wilkes-Barre Bicycle Club Sues Johnson for Breach of Contract
The West End wheelmen of Wilkes-Barre claim a contract breach by John Johnson after he failed to race on July 2. They allege he could have reached the meet despite a railroad strike, citing proof that the strike did not affect his movements and a Canadian-race trip that could have connected with a Wilkes-Barre arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Wilkea- Barro
John 5
Johnson
Wilkes-Barre
Behind the Sulky in Early American Trotter Meet Notes
Race notes from Buffalo and Rochester outline trotting mile times, track records, and upcoming meetings. Mentions Directum and Thetis, Kremlin and Direc tum backers, home bred Nelson, and the New England Breeders' meeting with Mystic, Rigby, and Toatia as central topics.
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Directum
Buffalo
Ore
Barry Bird
Carldon
Rochester
Dominion
Capital Driving Park
Concord
N.H
Thetis
Kremlin
Mf Directum
Nelson
New England
Mascott
Robert J
Guy Will Kerr
Major Wonder
May Marshall
Hal Braden
Springfield
Northampton
Winthrop Maid
B. m
F. D. Whittcomb
Kentucky Star
B. G
William Elliote
Tipton
Loree
Ralph Wilkes
Lampden Park
Myatic
Rigby
Toatia
Mystic
Cyclist meet and track hopes dominate regional notes
New York rider Leon Cabbordi wins at Tighland Beach carnival of sporte. Governor Flower invited to Asbury Park for a late month good ads tournament. Morris county plans 200 miles of macadam roads. Dover to Chetham ink races begin and Dixie Hines predicts top speeds at Asbury Park track. I. E. A. Bofinger breaks Iverton mile record in 2.26 4-5. Wither's cycling meet at Clifton on Aug 25 promises fast pedalling and a quarter mile dash featuring Royce, Janney, and Smith. Class B riders seek more support in Eastern circuits. Mercury Wheel Club of Finishing, N J, hosts Class A tournament Sept 8 with seven events culminating in Long Island championship. close Sept 1 with Bailey at Flashing, L I.
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Leon Cabbordi
New York
Tighland Beach
Morgan
IE. A. Bofinger
Iverton
N. di
Clifton
Tuu
Royce
Janney
Smith
Bue
RK. B. Bailey
Sandford Avenue
Protection and tariff policy debate in Springfield Union
The piece argues that industries deprived of protection suffer and workers struggle while revival of general business and capital employment will help. It contends Democrats have struck a death blow at protection and asserts renewed popular demand for protection after three years of Democratic tariff policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrats and & Aerucee
Prosperity Poised Beyond Tariff Manipulation
A Philadelphia Record opinion argues that national prosperity endures despite tariff policy and political missteps. It claims the country’s resources outrun presidential and congressional misjudgments, affirming resilience against economic manipulation.
Wooing by Advertisement A Nebraska Farmer Seeks a New York Wife
A New York World reporter recounts John McCarton a 63 year old Nebraska farmer advertising for a Protestant working wife from 10 to years old with $100. He describes farm life 100 acres no debts a cement lined house and plans to marry a city woman who can cook and care for the home. The interview reveals his attempts to find a partner and his insistence on religion and financial expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCarton
Hemingford
Neb
Third Avenue
New York
John McCarten
John
Turewan
McCarton
Min
McCarten
Nebraska
Tania
Tasker
Andy
West Fourteenth Street
Arca
Tan Strong
Americaland
Ikea Railway
Church of England
Thomas P. Hughes
New York World
Malt Extract Promises Relief for Heat Affected Days
Calendar warns heat drains energy and robs sleep and appetite. Johann Hoff's Malt Extract is advertised as pleasant and wholesome relief, with the neck label signature indicating genuineness. Eisner & Mendelson Co. are listed as sole New York agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johann Hoff
Eisner & Mendelson Co
New York
Auction notices and real estate ads from Scranton area
Notices advertise competitive architectural plans for a city fire department and police station, with bid deadline August 4 1964. Stockholder meetings planned for Bonita Plate Glass Company September 1 1964 and Scranton Forging Company August 2 1964. Real estate listings show properties on Spruce Street Monroe and Vine, plus rural Dalton Pa estate with outbuildings and acreage. Also several help wanted ads and marriage fee commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buliaine
Rea Estate
PAA
Ora
Rapid Pe
Monroe
Vine Atreats
Monroe Avenue
Vine Street
Frenchwoman Arrested in Brussels for Kissing Men in Street
A young Frenchwoman was arrested in Brussels after kissing every man she met on the street. Some residents complained, a policeman visited her residence to detain her, and she attempted to embrace the duty inspector at the station. A doctor diagnosed mental disturbance.
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Allentown Antiquities
Scranton Club
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OK Moog Lleserdecssee
Caacs
Sanes
Kelley
TOA Csesessvirene
Horse
Allantown
Balle
Oit Blackborn
Y Blackborn
Towo-hane Hitse
Cahil
Dolinon
Kelly
Milligan
Baerites Hitse
Coatello
Double Pliya
Emith
Lehane
Wise
Sweeney
Umpiro
Kutrick
Heera
Patchen
Phelan
Hoover
Hickey
Vores O
Gblackburn
Bark Vetreve
National League
Harrisburg
C. Bothelstee
Lancaster
Hotel OF the Diamond
Wilkes-Barro Bicycle
Springfield Union
Grover
Philadelpha
Dem
Joan M'Carten
U. & Chemical Works
John Jer
Wyoming Avenue
Cusicks Ra
W. B. Moor
T. Lavelle
City Clan
Bag
Bonita Plate Glade Company
Bonta Plate Glass Company
Lackawanna Avenue
Ill
Henry T. Howells
Scranton Forgin Company
Noranton
E. F. Chamberlin
Frank Lowrie
P. C. Moody
Iis
Gibson Street
Spruce Street
Franklin
Legal
Orphans’ Court
Lackawanna County
Stephen J. Smith
Arthur PF. Stone
Peter Higaits
A. H. Thomas
Dalton
R. Ernest Commi
Price Bolling
Surovitt Avenue
Addrom
A. J. Reichard
M. Sonanmencer
Beaver Dam
Wis
Dr. Thorns
Kelestiie
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Ave
Court House
Are
The
Scranton Bedding Company
Lacka. and
Adams Aves
the Frothingham
Acea
Owen D. Jones
Edmund Drury
Richard Ph Ransome
Henry Vo
Mormond
Wiliam Richards
Duke of
Powell's Music Store
Glen Onoko
Green Ridge
Washington, D. C
Supreme Lodge
Cigs of
Stanton
Mth
Tribune
DEPT
Scranton Tribune
Mathushek” Pianos
Fifth Avenue
B.C. Ricker
Adama Ave
Ceylon
England
USA
Arancinati
EK. Grewer
Spruce ST
Univernity of Pennsylvania
Madlon Chivar Sal College
E. Grewer
Air Spruce Street
Honest Vale
Hull & Co
Wyoming Ave
Gatestone
Marnie Temple
H. C. Sanderson
Sarvea Streats
Morris
Ohio
Dr. Peal
Dr. Peel
Addres Puancinw Co
John H. Phelps
Pharavelee
Dickson Manufacturing Co
General Office Scranton
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