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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1895

Page

7

Desperate Ten Inning Loss for Wilkes-Barre

One of the Eastern league’s most exciting games featured Providence Grays defending their home field in Rhode Island against Shannon's Alligator City team. Providence won in a tense finish as the Grays held on at Providence, R. I. Cincinnati’s slide continued as Baltimore built a firmer lead in the National League with a crushing win.

Providence R. I Grays Shannon Alligator City Boys Providence Braves Baltimore Cincinnati

Providence Tops Wilkes-Barre in Ten Inning Game

Providence defeated Wilkes-Barre in a ten inning affair at home. Coakley pitched for Wilkes-Barre and Hodson for Providence as the game featured fast fielding and a late surge by Providence with two runs in the ninth and two decisive runs in the tenth aided by an error. Attendance reached about 4,000.

Wilkes-Barre Providence Coakley Hodson Wilkes- Barres Bonner Lyons Lezotte Smith Provdence Osee A.B. R. H Basset Lyons Baeuseees Knight Eeteene Rogers Cooney Eereuer Murray cAuley Hudson A. E. Sats Ese Aoen Earle Diggins Smith McMahon Wilke Wilkes- Twaits Uley Bon McMahon Keeney Smith Rolen Stricker Murray Lytie Diggins Balla Griffin Conkley Bassit Rogers Mee Auley I—Diggins Doesche

Rochester Drops Two to Toronto in Gloomy Day Contests

Rochester fell to Toronto in a twin bill as errors plagued the locals. In the opener Toronto forged nine runs from two triples and six miscues, while Rochester could muster only five runs and never catch the lead. Pitcher Payne remained unavailable and Rochester’s fielding mistakes cost them dearly.

Rochester Toronto Gray Rochesters Nurse Hewitt Pittsburg Harper Payne Coatly Aten Gasce Gray and Lake Nina Lgeme Harperite Toro Payne Lake

Buffalo Dominates Syracuse In Easy Victory

Buffalo outplayed Syracuse at all points and won easily before about 6,000 fans. The Buffalo team showed superior offense and defense while Syracuse struggled with costly misplays and weak infielding. Barnett and Hatter starred for Buffalo as Syracuse failed to mount a comeback.

Buffalo Syracuse Ion Owse Yracuse Barnett and Hatter

Geranton Digbh Took a Game From Free Sum Hagefasn

A cryptic OCR fragment notes a game outcome involving Geranton Digbh and Hagefasn from Cranton. The readable bits suggest a sports action with a decisive result, but essential names and specifics are garbled.

Geranton Digbh Hage Fasn Gcranton

Eastern League Games Postponed by Wet Grounds

Rochester Toronto game postponed on account of wet grounds while the Buffalo Buffalo Syracuse match was also delayed due to rain.

Buffalo

Result of Saturday's Games in scattered scores

Saturday's results list multiple mismatched scores and city names. Incomplete entries show Brooklyn over New York by 18 to 4, Boston defeats Pittsburg 14 to 8, Baltimore over Shartmore 22 to 14, and Washington over Chicago 9 to 8. The text is garbled with several nonstandard spellings and unclear opponents.

Ike Alata York New York Loulaville Brooklyn St. Ras Boston Pittsburg Pi Cc Anceleveland Philadeles Haltumore Cincin Washington Chicago Baltymore Essersreseye Cleveland

State League Scores and Rain-Interrupted Game

In Carbondale Carbondale beat Hazlaton 10 to 4 with Hatteries Anderson Patchen Quarles and Westlake. The game ended after five innings due to rain. In Reading Lancaster the score and lineups are incomplete with Batteries Veager Hoth Arthur Blakely Fox.

Carbondale Hazlaton Hatteries Anderson Patchen Quarles Westlake Reading Lancaster Veager Hoth Arthur Blakely and Fox

Local ball games announce Sept weekend fixtures

The Taylor Batsmashers challenge the Dashers of Old Forge and the Popul ars of Moosle for Lake Ariel prize on Sept 3 morning while Modoc Base Ball club seeks the winning club for a Sept 3 morning match at Lake Ariel. The Trowns of Minooka meet the Dodgers of Old Forge on brickyard grounds Sunday Sept 1. James Ryan leads The Actives of Providence in a Aug 27 Driv ing Park game against the Blue Stars of Providence. Union Stars of Dunmore meet at Driving Park on Aug 2 under manager Houlllan. The Actives beat the Stars 7 to 1 with Shipton’s pitching the feature. Sailors Boys of West Side top Mount Pleasant Spotters 29 to 9. Young Recorder Jr defeated Young Champions 11 to ? on se avenue grounds. Central Railroad of New Jersey employees and wholesale clerks plan a Saturday afternoon game. play halted at end of second inning with Central Railroad leading 6 to 3.

Taylor Old Forge Moosle Lake Ariel Driving Park D.houillan Actives Providence Union Stars Dunmore Houlllan Stars Dickson City Shipton Sailors Boys West Side Mount Pleasant Spotters Young Recorder, Jr Central Railroad of New Jersey Central Hailroad

iN DEFENSE OF THE HOG. MRS SUTTON KILLS ANDY BOWLING

Newspaper report from Knoxville Tennessee recounts a fatal attack in a Virginia county where Andy Bowling is killed by a stone throw from Mrs Sutton after a hog incident. The sequence begins when Bowlings drives out a hog and Mrs Sutton assaults him with stones. The first strike knocks teeth loose and knocks Bowling down. a later blow to the temple proves fatal.

Knoxville Tenn Chadwell Lee County Virginia Andy Sutton Andy Bowling Bowling Sutton Rowling

Accidents Mark Scranton Driving Park Races

Saturday at Scranton Driving Park featured mishaps in free-for-all and mule events. Fred S Godfrey was badly cut and bruised after a sulky collision, Ed Jermyn escaped serious injury, while a mule rider Harry Greenwood was briefly knocked down.

Ed Jermyn Scranton Driving Park James Kelly Frank Jermyn Harry Bellman Lou Bunnell Jim Mears C. H. Schadt Monreve Jl Meare Mompovo Nellie Edward Jermyn Mr. Jermyn Fred Godfrey Minnie F Tippo Co Montove Mr. Godfrey Marty Greenwood

Requital Wins Futurity at Sheepshead Bay

Repuital owned by David Gideon of New York won the Futurity at Sheepshead Bay on August 2, the richest race of the year, with Naglee Bruke Crescendo second and Marcus Daly's Silver II third. Jockey Griffin rode the winner, and Gideon’s prize totals included 5 353 to Crescendo and 2 068 to Silver II.

Requita John J. Hyland Handspring Griffin Crescendo Hyland Hastings Requital Creacendo Saratoga Applegate Regguiltal Rall Apple- Kate Axiom Taral Mr. Gideon Inalao Formal Sheepshead Bay Repuital David Gideon New York Fortune Eothen Naglee Hruke Hin Quarters Marcus Daly Brookdale Stud le Stu W. P. Thompson & Sona Gee J. B. Haggin Ranchel del Paso Stud California

Rain Halts Anthracites vs Y M C A Game In Moosic

The Y M C A club led 10 to 9 after rain halted play in Moosic in the eighth inning. When resumed to the seventh, the score was 9 to 9. Coughlin homered and Gillern Owens starred for Y M C A while Vaughan starred for Anthracites. Next Saturday the game will be completed in this city.

Young Men's Christian Association Club Moosic Anthracites Young Men's Christian Association Coughlin Gillern Owens Vaughan Ball Park

Binghamton Drummers Lose 27 to 7 in Scranton Showdown

The Binghamton team fell to Scranton 27 to 7 at the Base Ball park Saturday as Blandin pitched well with Hyndeman backing him. O Hara Rice and Carver formed the Binghamton battery before the visiters were entertained afterward by local drummers.

Binghamton Biinghamton Knights of the Grip Blandin Scranton Hyndeman Binghamton Battery O'Hara Rice Carver Vistors

Ricaby to Meet Corbett in Hand Ball Match Next Thursday

James Twiss, backer of Ricaby and Dave, met W A Brady in New York. After the conference Ricaby received a telegram Saturday asking readiness to play the match next Thursday. he answered yes.

James Twiss Ricaby Dave James Joseph Corbett New York W. A. Brady Corbett

Conductor P J Ruddy to Wed Miss Annie Moran

Cards announce the approaching marriage of Conductor P J Ruddy of Miner's Mills and Miss Annie Moran of Mill Creek. The groom works for Delaware and Hudson and the bride is a leading Mill Creek society lady. The wedding is planned for next month. James Kerregan succeeds Frank Oriner as Wyoming division fireman, bringing ten years of service and five years alongside Aleck Copeland on engine 91.

P. J. Ruddy Miner's Mills Annie Moran Mill Creek Delaware and Hudson Road Frank Oriner Delaware and Hudson Wyoming Recen James Kerregan Carbondale Kerregan Griner Aleck Copeland

Princeton Poachers Rally in Wyoming Arrest Demand

Governor Richards ordered Natrona county prosecutors to arrest Princeton students who allegedly shot antelope during a northern Wyoming expedition. The probe concerns a hunting party tied to a prior Indian scare and possible illegal wildlife harm.

Wyoming Cheyenne Wyo Richards Natrona County Princeton Eet Ieee Huntre

Victory at Erie Christian Endeavor Convention Highlight Scranton Efforts

Reports praise Scranton's Christian Endeavor delegates led by Plymouth Congregational church workers with notable roles from the West Side. The Erie gathering boosted movement support, while homecomings and local parties honored Miss Laura Ayres and other participants. Obituaries note Mrs. T. J. Hughes and a child’s death, with community notices and social events filling the page.

Erie Christian Endeavor Scranton West Side Plymouth Congregational Church C. EB. Daniels George W. Powell First Congregational Church Christian Endeavor League Toston Welsh Congregational Church Taylor

Commonwealth Shoe Store ad on Washington Avenue

An advertising item promotes the Commonwealth shoe store on Washington Avenue offering latest styles and low prices in fine shoes.

Commonwealth Shoe Store Washington Avenue

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