Scranton Club Sees Barnie Retain Role For 1896 Season
At a Scranton Base Ball association meeting directors endorsed retaining Manager Barnie for next season. Despite early season troubles and late player signings, the owners favor his leadership and Scranton’s potential to compete for the pennant in 1896. The weekly records show mixed results with gains by rivals and losses for Scranton.
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Scranton Base Ball Association
Rarnie
Rere
Barnie
Whitehead
Hoyle
Sweeney
Patchen
Brady
Radford
Quakes
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre Defeats Springfield in Tight Game
Wilkes-Barre beat Springfield 7 to 1 as Callahan pitched strong into the eighth. Springfield errors cost the home team, and Lynch made a fine left field catch. The contest featured hits by Lytle Diggins and Letts, while Betts and Bonner starred for Wilkes-Barre.
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Mas
Wilkes- Barre
Springfield
Betty
Callahan
Lynch
Wilkes-Bahre
Lytle
Homner
Grittin
Earl
Digurins
Smith
McMahon
Letts
Springfield A.B. R
Jones
Gilbert
Gruber
Scheffler
McDonald
Peeve
Leahy
Eeueue
Wilkes-Barre
Diggins
Bezes
Bette
Griffin
Betts
Bonner
Lezotte
Grifin
Doescher
Wilkes-Barre Clinches Third in Eastern League
Wilkes-Barre beat Springfield on the jatters grounds to hold third place in the Eastern League race yesterday. Buffalo moved up, widening the gap with Scranton while Scranton’s lead for second division leadership narrowed. Syracuse and Toronto did not play.
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Wilkes-Barre
Buffalo
Toronto
Syracuse
Scranton
Rochester
Springfield
ACC
Eastern League Games Report
Today's Eastern League schedule lists Barrest Providence and a matchup at Deronto. The brief item notes results not provided and includes unclear team names and locations.
Baseball standings tighten as leaders win key matches
The champions won two games yesterday on their home grounds against easy rivals the Senators and moved ahead of the Cleveland club in the pennant race. Philadelphia also won twice against Louisville to take fourth, while Brooklyn nears Cincinnati and New York gains several positions on the ladder.
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UnclearOCR Fragment Signals Battery Dealers Names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Carbondale Reading Lancaster and names such as Hagleton Erie Battery dealers Yerken Patchen Jordan. Content is incomplete with scattered numbers and locations, no coherent event or outcome identifiable.
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R. H E. Carbondale
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Reading
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Japanese Women Adopt Queer Ree Costume With Bloomers
The report notes Willie Windle will resume track work, having copied Boston’s technique and will wear a complete multi cycle pace outfit. Windle plans a thorough fall attack on old thermine, while an electric bicycle lamp powers from a storage battery for about twenty hours.
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Silly Prize Race Plans and Sporting Rumors Across Continents
The article details a patched set of racing bets and preparations including Jor Patchen versus John R. Gentry Geoptender 27 for a stake of £1090 with £2000 added by Lions City Fair. It notes unusual shipyard vessel Valkyrie IL parts, a string of horse racing contenders, and political notes on a Corbett Fitzsimmons match amid Texas law and Austin whispers.
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John R. Gentry
Hastings
Applemate
Requital
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Manchester
England
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Mayor Holland
Callins
Texas
New York
Scranton Driving Park Hosts Yearly Trotting Meet
Today at Scranton Driving Park and Fair association a premier trotting meeting features Bauer's band and a card of fast horses. Jaomes Kelly will start the races with judges yet to be chosen. The program includes multiple half mile heats with various prizes and oats as awards. Ladies enter free, men pay 25 cents. races begin at 2 20 this afternoon.
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Dr. J. W. Howser
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Moran Thaller
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Diane Fold Coker
Sorte
French
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Cuarne Sane Nelle R
Boom
Tar Dudley
J. A. Hull
Beaver
George Halstead
Pilsner
Charles Robinson
Big Annie
Victor Koch
University of Pennsylvania Football Prospects Bright
The University of Pennsylvania looks to field a strong football eleven this year despite the loss of last season’s two brilliant half backs Knipe and Osgood. Enthusiasm is high and many promising candidates are entering backfield contention while Coach Zonk remains at the helm shaping the squad.
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Scranton and Binghamton Teams Meet at Seelock Park
Commercial Travelers' Home association clubs from Scranton and Binghamton play today at Seelock Base Ball Park. Lineups include Johnson Rice vs Ruddy Hyneman Behlager and Gilmore. Game called at 2 oclock with extensive local entertainment planned for visitors.
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Johnson
Rice
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Slattery
Weitgan
Getchel
Deyo
Harris
Snell
Everett
Thompson
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Hynemen
Behlager
Thagean
Newman
Gilmore
Lynott
White
Curran
Grip
Handball Contests Delay as Twiss Still Silent
James Twiss remains unheard as Thomas C. Melvin holds stakes for Janes vs Corbett and Ricely vs Dove. Corbett’s manager W A Brady telegraphed that the champion would play here, but Melvin advised postponement from Monday to Thursday or Friday due to preparation issues.
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Thomas C. Melvin
Janes
Joseph Corbett
Ricely
Dove
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Riceby
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W. A. Brady
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Mr. Brady
Demorestts Defeated by Cleveland Club in Slugging Match
In Williamsport Pennsylvania on August 2 the Cleveland National League club defeated the Demorest club in a high scoring game. Demorests had fifteen hits and 27 bases while Cleveland totaled thirty two bases on fifteen hits. Final score Demorests 10 Cleveland 15.
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Tragic tale of Henry Bauer in Front Street slum
In New York and other cities the Tribune portrays harsh lives of poor children. Henry Bauer aged years, living on Front Street, is found dead in bed by his father after returning from work. His mother died months ago, leaving two younger sisters to be cared for by Henry who spoke of illness and worry before succumbing to brain trouble.
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Snipe Prank Ends With Missing Guest Tale
A man recounts a Western snipe hunt prank in which he was left behind with a bag and cane. He sneaked away to catch an early train after the others departed, later learning his friends staged a search for his “remains” and offered apologies weeks later.
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West
Indiana
No Dull Pight at Atlanta Cotton Fight Event
A garbled notice from Atlanta reports a bull fighting event announced with Cotton States and International branding will not take place. The fragment suggests confusion or cancellation and mentions a village and a disappointment in the advertised program.
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Conn
Bellevue Heights school foundation and West Side notices
The article reports the Bellevue Heights school foundation nearing completion with the new building to be sited on a clover field hill offering city views. It also covers West Side social events including Miss Ella Shaw’s thirteenth birthday party and a shift to a six oclock schedule for local streetcars with frequent service and routes through Rendham, Luzerne, and Adams avenues.
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Foundation
Bellevue Heights
Bellevue
Castoria Through the Ages in a Mother's Tale
A nostalgic piece traces Castoria as a constant across generations from a sick baby to a Miss and mother. It recalls early use for ailments and the caregiver role of a mother figure.
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Abe
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