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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1897

Page

3

Eastern League Baseball Scores and Standings Update

Yesterday's results leave positions unchanged as Scranton and Wilkes-Barre win while Toronto and Buffalo split a doubleheader. Notable plays include Keenan's airborne stretch for Wilkes-Barre and Springfield's fielding miscues. Tonight's games feature Syracuse at Montreal, Scranton at Wilkes-Barre, and Providence at Springfield.

Mr. Keenan Wilkes-Barre Miners Hofbie Toronto Syracuse Monthieal Scranton Providence Springfield

Scranton Routs Wilkes-Barre In Ninth Inning Finish

Scranton wins three straight from Wilkes-Barre with a dramatic ninth inning rally. Barry leads off with a fly to center and scores on a single by Massig. Korwan then delivers a game winning hit with bases loaded, as Springfield and fans witness a late heroics.

Reece Sprinwieh Providence Kartel rune—Springfield Blackter Kite Rogers Hannon Lit-Bannon Batle Magan Hy Kornon Tit Hy Pitohed Bull Ly Faman pliy—Welgand Cooney Drauby Doeseher Scranton Wilkes-Barre Yeater Tadios Tietts Feld Massey Betts Maguire Wilkes- Barre Eng Goeckel Johnson Walters Keenan Scranton Boys Barry Shannon Petts Baltimore Atherton Bonner Massig Korwan Springfield Springtide Maes Bannon Svore Kothan Seacheraseos Wilker-Barre Gale Hite Botts Baxow Wilken-Barre Paterson N. J Paterson Cere Athleticn c Jores Westlake Ames Fox Hatteriee Werks and Touhey Osborne Umphee Brady Burns

Base Ball Roundup From National League Action

Summary of Aug 19 National League games with Cleveland at Baltimore, Pittsburgh at Keeton, St Louis at Brooklyn, Louisville at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Chicago at Washington, and Philadelphia at Boston. Highlights include Meekin pitching a sharp game for New York, Clarke holding his former teammates, and Cleveland delivering a shutout of Baltimore in Amole and Young's strong pitching display.

Cleveland Baltimore Pittsburg Keeton St. Lula Brooklyn Louisville New York Cincinnati Philadelphia Chicago Washington Meekin Dad" Clarke H.h.el Loutevillia Warner Clarke Wilson Emilie and McDonald Cleveland Today Haltimore Amole Young Floston St. Louis BORGO Louieville Philadelphis

Lancaster Seventeenth Straight Victory in Tough Battle

Lancaster defeats Newark to extend its winning streak to seventeen, tying a Boston national league season record. Pitcher Spregel excels after starter Woat exits early. Daly misplays a foul fly but Lancaster preserves the win.

Lancaster Newark Eareer Woat Spregel Daly Beore Lancahot Voce Newark C.cccceeeet Hatteries

Baseball club challenges across Scranton and nearby towns

The Tribu ne carries a flood of challenges and responses from Dunmore Nonpariels Crescents Pine Brook and many others. Teams including the Crescents, South Side Rattlers, West Side Browns, Starfights Jessup, and Booth Side Stars issue August 22 to August 26 games. several managers sign and invite clubs to James Boys grounds Moosic Slocum Hollow and cow field grounds.

Dunmore Crescents Pine Brook James Boys Dunmore Nonpariels Providence Wallie Wahs Wallie Wahs S Tribune John J. Coleman Dunmavere Nonparlels Lilacs South Scranton Weert Seranton Sliders Browns T. Davis Jeffers G. Davis C. Hengnan W. Betes Thomas Jones Connery Larkin South Side Rattlers Reds Cow Feld Charles Hartman Jacob Schank Cowboys Cow Field The Tribune Frank Gecheidle Sweet Cherries Silver Stars Slocum Hollow Philip Litsenburger Frank Gscheidle Iglers C. Hartman South Fide Sliders Rattlers T. Graft J. Benn F. Snyder J. Pentle L. Sehuman P. Hester F. Knell F. Huester N. Sehuman Cc. Hartman J. Schank South Side Stars John Jennings John Coop Frank Connor Jh. M. Battle John Ca Brock Street John Cook Athletics Melleyue Walnut Street Lackawanna County John Burke Athleticn Bellevue Orioles Priceburg

Polish Students Arrested in St Petersburg Plot

London reports Polish students at the University of St Petersburg were surprised by police in a private house while discussing politics. They were arrested and sent to Siberia. documents seized suggested a plot to assassinate the Czar.

London St. Petersburg Daily Mall Siberia

Dobbs Wins Dramatic 20-Round Bout In City Boxing Show

Bobby Dobbs, the Minneapolis colored boxer and western lightweight champion, defeated Hugh McWinters of New York in a grueling 20 round main event before about 400 fans at Music Hall. Dobbs showed superior ring knowledge and finished McWinters with his right cross in the eighteenth to twentieth rounds after a closer start. The undercard featured Pat Gibbons vs Mike Kane with Kane taking the decision over Pittston, while spectators called the bout the best boxing decision ever seen in the city.

McWinters Dobbs Kane Minooka Gibbons Pittston Bobby Dobba Minneapolis West Hugh McWinters New York City Musile Hall McWintern Pat Murphy Ed Bowman Kid" Brown Matthew W Kennedy Harry Kyle New York Billy" Gibbons Detroit Eddie Coleman Dominick Gibbons Murphy Mc Winters Pat Gibbons Mike Kane Harry Courtright Courtright

Amateur status dispute shakes local bicycle racing scene

A racing board inquiry targets Robert V. White amid Mott of the League of American Wheelmen suspending him for investigation. White insists on his amateur standing while rivals question his eligibility. The clash prompts calls for less infighting and more focus on speed as Charles Coleman of Electric City Wheelmen rests a week.

Electric City Wheelmen Jackson Street Coleman Pawking Strong Hall Oswald Mott League of Amerena Wheelmen Racing Board Robert V. White Hoby Charles Coleman Chick

Records Lowered at Reading Driving Club Races

Reading Pennsylvania reports the Reading Driving Club second day's races on three mile tracks. Kodak sold for 1200 dollars to John Loughlin of Philadelphia by owner Thomas J. Wilme of Bridgeton New Jersey. Boxer wins 2 40 class with protest over horse record. A spill occurred in the 2 20 class involving Red Weed and George Frazier.

Reading Reading Driving Club Three Mile House Kodak John Loughlin Philadelphia Thomas J. Wileme Bridgeton N. J W. H. Grant Boxer Red Weed George Frazier Arian Bard Ludwig Sherwick Bidney Boxer, Br Esceves Succes Robert Grady S Star Douglass This Lady Piedmont Kodak, Bik Thomas J. Wumams

Grand Circuit Races Endure Slow Rain Delays

Rain halts events at Glen Falls third day of grand circuit meeting with all races slow. Notable trotting and pacing purses include 1500 dollars for Little Loraine and 1500 dollars unfinished for a pacing division.

Glen Falls Margaret T m Eagle Bird Maggie F Marcey Evel Beupgarkte Blake Guth Rabina Des B. m Gambetta Wilkes Vosser Hutch- Wue Carnai Cedivescssvense Bright Regent Purne W. HH. G Marseilles Antonia Clark Amlcarthy

Nipped Revolt as Central American Powers Act

New Orleans reports a Honduras revolution near start but Guatemala arrested forty conspirators on Guatemalan soil and jailed them in Fort Livingston. Nicaragua reinforced Honduras troops at Puerto Cortes and both sides prepared for possible action. Guatemala Honduras Nicaragua and El Salvador presidents agreed to curb cross border conspiracies.

New Orleans Foxhall Puerto Cortes Honduras Republica Vasquez Soto Guatemala Fort Livingston Nicaragua Puerto Cortez Salvador

Fatal Fight Between Sisters Over Law Suit in Hyden

Minerva Young stabbed her sister in law Jane during a quarrel over a lawsuit at the Beech Ford home. After a fifteen minute brawl Minerva used a knife to wounds Jane in many places and in the breast, killing her an hour before the husbands arrived. Minerva claims self defense and has been arrested.

Minerva Young Hyden Jane Beech Ford Minerva

Woman Arrested In Major Wilson Murder Probe

Philadelphia August 19 police detained a woman who may shed light on the murder of Major William C. Wilson, a book seller. She says a male friend showed money Tuesday night and claimed he had to kill a man to obtain it, but authorities offer no further details and show limited credence in the tale.

Philadelphia William C. Wilson

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