Early hockey standings shift hit by shutouts and upsets
The latest sports round shows several teams underperforming with shutouts. Brooklyns rise from eighth to seventh after trouncing their opponent, while the Chicagos drop from seventh to eighth following a loss to Baltimore. Philadelphia climbs from sixth to fifth by beating Cincinnati, which falls with Boston to sixth.
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Brooklyns
Chicagos
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Springfield Beats Wilkes-Barre with Strong Defense
Wilkes-Barre faced Springfield in a high scoring opening inning as Coakley’s team plated six runs. Coughlin held Wilkes-Barre to seven hits through nine innings while Jones and Gilbert shone with standout catches and hits. Final score details show Springfield edging Wilkes-Barre with key plays and defensive gems.
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Providence
Scrantons
Miller
Huston
Schriver
Smith
Scrantonsa
Hodson
H. O
Lyons
Knight
Rogers
I Coonese Etricker
A Murray
Essa Dizon
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Fi Schriver
D. Stearns
Bweeney
Johnson
Eons
Scranton
Murray
Dixon
Cooney
Bassett
Stricker
Ward
Sweeney
Stearns
Hudson
Butler
Hunt
Springfield
Wilkes-Carroan
Ringfield
Wilkes-Barre
Coakley
Wilkes-Barres
Coughlin
Jones
Gilbert
Geuber
A.H. R
A. E. Shannon
Fay Gilbert
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McDonald
Leahy
Wilkes Barre
Griffin
Cooklay
Digeins
Coughin
Ump
Docacher
Warper's Curves Solved in Buffalo Game
Buffalo played a strong contest as Warper and Herper’s curves unlocked scoring. The Buffalos hit well and controlled the visitors with muttered hits, while Stier faced seven hits in a tense field battle.
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Buffalo
Buffalos
Bie
Herper
Cece
Pappesen
Sah Baal Ll
Berger
Lampe
Carbondale Battery Makers Named in Local Listing
A fragment shows Carbondale and Hazleton entries with battery firms Luby Patchen and Keener Moore, plus serial numbers OG202000-11 6 and 100002202-7.
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Carbondale
R. H.R. Carbondale
Coakley Falls as Toronto Cuts, Fournier Signs in Return
Baseball items note Toronto releasing Brunneman and signing Fournier from Buffalo. Umpire Hunt resigns from National League staff after abuse claims. Delaney limited Toronto to four hits. Barnie discussed for releasing him. Several amateur notes survey Moosic and Scranton league activities, with multiple club challenges and upcoming games.
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Wilkes Barre
Syracuse
Buffalo
Scranton
Springfield
Providence
Wilkes-Barre
Vy de Rochester
Rouio
Seranton
Barre
Rochester
Toronto
Delaney
New York
Tommy Hannon
Doyle
Wilson
Washington
Tom Brown
St. Louie Browns
A. C. Boswell
University of Pennene
Boswell
Luby
Carbondale
Scranton Association
Father Young
Valkyrie Returns to Sea. Corbett Talks Fight Plans
The Valkyrie remains in Erie basin awaiting a Monday launch and first practice on the water. Spectators noted its improved hull lines under Wattron’s design compared to Herreshoff. Champion Jim Corbett, visiting New York, discussed his bout with backer Al Smith who urged caution as Corbett prepares while visibly under the weather.
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Valkyrie
Erie Basin
Wattron
Herreshoff
Jim Csebat
New York
al Smith
Smith
Corbett
Homself
Corbett's English Trip Sparks Clash With London Club
Corbett discusses his dispute with the National Sporting Club of London. He says Americans have little chance there and describes the treatment of fighters as waiting in a room, then being hurried out after their match. He recounts his visit to London and the demand he faced to fight.
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New York
Corbett
National Sporting Club of London
London
American boxer rebukes London crowds over Jackson clash
The speaker asserts his world champion status and criticizes the London boxing setup. He notes Jackson’s avoidance of a finish in London and describes club scenes with multiple Jackson portraits and a nontraditional referee who stays out of the ring.
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Lord Lonsdale
Jackson
London
Patchen Wins Three Straight Heats at Washington Park
Joe Patchen easily took three straight heats from John R. Gentry at Washington Park Chicago amid a south wind. Patchen clocked 2.054 in the first heat and 2.074 in the second and third heats as Gentry faded behind him. starter McCarty delayed the first heat and refused further delays.
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Chicago
Joe Patchen
John R. Gentry
Washington Park
McCarty
McHenry
Gentry
Pattchen
Rochester
N. Y
Azote
Bright Regent
Red Pointer
Alix
John
Johnson
Tomorrow's Races at Scranton Driving Park
The Scranton Driving Park and Fair Association plans lively events with Bauer's band appearing. Prizes are valuable and local flyers are expected to dominate five races including a free-for-all 2.40 2.60 2.30 and a mule race. The free-for-all and mule races are members only.
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Scranton
Gentlemen’s Driving Club
Where is Twiss Corbett Pursues Monday Handball Match
Corbett’s manager W A Brady telegraphed Thomas C Melvin, stakeholder for a Scranton pair, proposing Monday for a local handball bout featuring the Corbett brothers against Rickaby and Dave. Melvin sought backer James Twiss of Priceburg but could not locate him, as he is away with his wife.
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Corbett
W.A. Brady
Thomas C. Melvin
Corbett Brothers
Rickaby
Dave
Mr. Melvin
James Twiss
Priceburg
Scranton
Brady
Twiss
Drummers to Play Ball for Travelers Home Asso
Baseball game scheduled this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the base ball park features teams from Scranton and Binghamton, branches of the Commercial Travelers Home Association. Lineups include Johnson or Rice, Craver or Slattery, Wigus, Getchel, Deyo, Harris, Snell, Everett, Thompson for Binghamton and McGrahan or Ruddy, Hyndman, Schlager, Duggan, Newman, Glimore, Lynott, White, Curran for Scranton.
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Scranton
Binghamton
Commercial ‘Travelers’ Home Association
Johnson
Rice
Craver
Slattery
Wigus
Getchel
Deyo
Harris
Snell
Everett
Thompson
McGrahan
Ruddy
Hyndman
Rector Makes Century Run on Wheel From Hamburg
Rev. F. Ballentine, rector of the Church of the Good Shepherd, rode 104 miles in a century run Wednesday. He left Hamburg at 6 10 a.m., traveled via Port Jervis and Hushkill to Stroudsburg, 6214 miles, for dinner, then reached Scranton by 8 10 p.m. Over the Pocono mountains, Ballentine proved a surprising endurance athlete despite a slight build and scholarly appearance.
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Stroudsturg
Pocono Mountains
Ballentine
Americans win second Boston Derby game in seven innings
London report says Boston Amateur Base Ball club defeated Derby nine 6 to 3 in seven innings with huge crowd and high enthusiasm. New York note adds that Sept is set for the first international yacht race, confirming earlier postponement rumors.
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Delaney
Syracuse
Ad Syracuse
R. H.E. Covscoree
Rafter
Payne
London
Boston
England
Derby
New York
America's Co
Drummers Will Play Ball at Base Ball Park
Clubs from the Binghamton and Scranton branches of the Commercial Travelers Home association will play a game at the Base Ball Park tomorrow afternoon. Scranton won the recent meeting between the clubs.
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Binghamton
Scranton
Commercial Travelers’ Home Association
Troubled Gilberts and night arrests on Hyde Park avenue
The West Side Tribune reports on the Gilbert family feud with a wife allegedly fleeing to relatives on the South Side and a warrant for her arrest over household goods. William Oswald has two young women arrested for disturbing the Hamp ton creek bridge sleepers, but they are released. Entertainment at Simpson Methodist Church features recitals and musical acts, followed by refreshments. Community updates include church meeting changes, local travels, weddings, births, deaths, and a house fire on Luzerne Street.
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Hyde Park Avenue
John Gilbert
Gilbert
John
Constane Davis
Kida Michael
Keyser Valley
William Oswald
Merrifield Street
Dorn
Alice Smith
Bridget King
Hampton Creek
Smith-King
Hutton
J. O. Williams
First Welsh Baptist Church
Calvary Bapthet
David Davis
Hanover
Cellide
Mr. Davis
Robert Morris Lodge
J. Lewis
Lafayette Street
Walter Jones
Washburn Street
Lake Ariel
Mavild J. Davis
Joseph Zimmerli
South Main Avenue
Lake Winola
Ebenezer Williams
Eynon Street
William Fowler
Jackson Street
Mansfield
Elmer Kresge
Seventh Street
Robert Jones
Academy Street
Atlantic City
Rev
D. Jones
Jones
Youngstown
Greenville
Ohio
A.S. Kine
Robinson Street
Forest Hill Cemetery
Jessie BE
Owens
Winnie Stevens
Grace Evans
Wilkes Barre
Francis James Evans
Mary Walters
Frank Street
Congregational Church
Rees Thomas
Sarah A. Roberts
Charles Schlager
Reynolds
North Main Avenue
Thomas Pughe
Gon
Samuel
Kelniah Morgan
Ocean Grove
Mary A. Evans
Bellevue Street
Margaret Morgan
Harvey's Lake
Fred Davis
Washington, D. C
Herbert McHale
Luzerne Street
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O'Connor
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Reitz
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Warper
National League
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Checkers
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Blue Stars
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Dutch Hollow Grounds
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Capab
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Scranton Young Men's Christian Association
Actives
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Dickson
Stars
Houlihon
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Mooale
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Sutton
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Conway
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National Sporting Club
John HK. Gentry
Azute
Dream of Scranton
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Madon Century Ren
Will Sall
Bank Chartered
Waahington
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Boin
Luce Bros
Main Ave
Price ST
Simpson Methodist Church
West Side
the Tribune
Emerson Owen
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Alice Jones
Halsead Young Men's Christian Association
Professor Clarke Thomas
Miss Anna
Mises Eliza Lewis
Miss Wilams
John Clarke
Imperial Quartette
Alie Jones
Walter Kiple
Misa
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Patrick Sullivan
Tom Jones
Annie Walters
Sullivan
W. L. Steenback
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Starhase
South M Avenue
John H. Reynold
Fairchild
Revere
F. W. Mason & Co
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J. C. King
Jackson Errest
Fred Reynolds
William D. Griffiths
William McG. Hutton
Lumher Avenue
North Carolina
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Cicarette
Davidow’s Store
Penn
Madea
Royal Medicine CO
River
Ill
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Drungis Geranten
Bern Sone Gu
Chemo Medical Co. Ee Een
Castoria
DR. Lobb
DR. Labb
Dupont
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming District
Hewyomingave
Third Nations
Hcese Pany High Expicaives
John Hamlin
West Lackawanna Ave
U. E. Crofut, Prop'r
Heart Lake, Pa
D., & W. Otation
John L Hangi
Ail Sat Oan’ Cementars Store
C. Fiom
John H. Phelps
Wyoming Ave
Spruce Street
Iron and Steel
the Commonwealth Lumber CO
Dr. Peal
Crenel
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