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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1896

Page

6

Barons Lose Eleven Inning Game to Syracuse

In an eleven inning setback the Barons fell 7 to 6 at Syracuse after an error by Maguire. Coakley pitched well for Wilkes-Barre, while Buffalo routed Providence and Rochester beat Wilkes-Barre. Today no league games scheduled. Barons to play Cortland exhibition and Wilkes-Barre a postponed game at Syracuse.

Barons Syracuse Maguire Wilkes-Barre Rochester Coakley Alligators Ponies Grays Buffalo Cortland

National League Leaders Stay Strong After Yesterday's Wins

All four leaders won in review of yesterday's games. Pittsburg and Brooklyn were the only other teams to win, moving Pittsburg from sixth to fifth, while the Senators remain tied with the Phillies in sixth place.

Pittsburg Brooklyn Senators Phillies

Maguire's error costs Scranton late in Syracuse game

Scranton outplayed Syracuse throughout but an eleventh inning miscue by Maguire on a throw to the plate allowed Garry to score, giving Syracuse a late victory. Attendance was 1,200 as the game ended with Scranton suffering an errorless effort until the deciding play.

Syracuse Scranton Maguire Garry A.B. R B. Eagan Minuhan Treadway Carey Shearon Moss Ow “ Hess Willis Sonee Lw AB & P.O. Ward G Latham Scranton - Troveb Omm Willis Johnson Minahan Eagan Hess Thum Shear Carvey Aguire Hutchinson

Coakley-Twirler Delivers in Rochester Bout

June 30 Rochester notes Weyhing was hit only when needed while Coakley connected sparingly. Score: Rochester.

Rochester

Buffalos Triumph in Second Game vs Providence

Buffalo defeated Providence 17 to 4 in the second game, with Knorr pitching for Providence and Wadeworth Urquhart at Buffalo, delivering a decisive win after a tougher first day. Buffalo collected 4 runs in the fourth inning and added several more. Providence managed a single tallies early and late.

Buffalo Providence N. Y Buffalos Knorr Bison R.H.E. Buffalo Wadeworth and Urquhart Knorr and Dixon

Springfield Toronto Game Report Notes Poor Control

Springfield pitcher Crane walked eleven and Toronto’s defense showed ragged support in a difficult day. The line score shows a lopsided pitching and fielding performance with Crane charged for many free passes and Leahy and Dineen listed in the battery.

Springfeld Toronto Ont Crane R.H.E. Springfield

State League baseball summaries from Reading and Philadelphia

In Reading RH readings show Reading versus Lancaster with batteries Smith Westlake West Roth Zimmer and umpire Donohue. In Philadelphia R HLE Athletic faced Pottsville with Heam Weand Anderson Rogers as batteries in a 11 innings win.

Reading Rh.e Lancaster Smith Westlake West

Wilkes-Barre vs Scranton baseball notes and manager change talk

The article discusses upcoming Wilkes-Barre pitcher Corbett or Gillon facing Scranton, plus interest in Sandy Griffin and the Baltimore Colt battery. It notes Scranton's three wins on a trip, close defeats, and perceived strong play by the Barons. It also reports on Wilkes-Barre manager changes as reported by local papers and the uncertain future of the club.

Corbett Gillon Wilkes-Barre Sandy” Griffin Syracuse Scranton Tve Barons Sandy Griffin Baltimore Colt Battery Bowerman Rochester Mount Clements N. C Wilkes-Barre News-Deagler Jack Chapman Howard Earl Wilkes-Barre Times News-Dealer Newe-Dealer Earl

Baseball schedule notes from The Tribune

The Tribune reports multiple summer games. Has-Beens challenge Sunsets Eurekas or Harmonies on July 6 on any grounds, plus an Olyphant Browns game next week. Olyphant Browns meet Populars of Moosic on Olyphant ground Saturday morning at 9 40. Stars of Dickson challenge Walli Wahs of Scranton July 5 at 7 p m. Nenpariels challenge Taylor Reds July 4 at 10 20 a m. South Side Base Ball club vs Populars of Moosic or Eurekas of Providence next Sunday. Fourth of July game at Honesdale with that town.

Olso Olyphant Browns The Tribune John Connell Populars of Moosic Stars of Dickson North End Scranton Thomas Witlimeon Nonpariels Priceburg Wil Nenpariels Taylor Reds Anewer C. Hallu J. H. Welland South Side Populars Eurekas Providence Honesdale

May Bar American Oarsmen At Henley Regatta

The article reports a debate among English sportsmen led by the London Field to bar foreign crews from Henley regatta events. Proponents favor restricting events to English scullers, while opponents warn it would ruin the regatta’s international prestige. Chicago figure Dr. W S McDowell of the Delaware Boat club is cited as a dangerous competitor.

London Field Henley-on- Themes Dunraven Chicago Times- Herald W.S. McDowell Delaware Boat Club Chicago

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Offer Relief for Indigestion

Hot weather dyspepsia symptoms include stomach pain, loss of appetite, and heaviness. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claim to relieve all stomach troubles by aiding digestion with natural acids and fruit essences, endorsed by physicians and sold widely for 50 cents.

Stuart Harlandson Jennison Mayer Stuart Co Marshall, Mich

Rowing Rivalry Buzz as Diamond Sculls Draws Near

The article notes a standout challenger for the Diamond Sculls with McDowell considered a strong contender. It highlights rivals such as the Guiness brothers and Vivian Nikcalls, all trained by wealth and independent means, treating rowing as a pastime rather than a livelihood.

Scalone Charged In Attack On Miss Jackson Near Mudtown

Miss Theresa Jackson lies in critical condition at home after an assault by Louis Scalone of the Old Forge band Saturday night within two hundred feet of her home in Mudtown. Scalone drugged and carried her into brush. he fled and was later arrested on prior threats. Grand jury previously ignored assault charges. an nolle prosequi was entered to avoid publicity.

Theresa Jackson John Jackson Mudtown Louis Scalone Old Forge Band Scalone Dr. Timlin An Nolle Progregul

Cases in argument court disposed and continued

In argument court yesterday the rule was discharged in Universal Fashion company against P A Lubignac. Rules were made absolute in Konency against FE Mittlestadt and Rochen Bros against J H Weldman. Several causes were argued including Shoemaker v Depue Stoll Healey v Frothingham Ruddy v Ruddy Francis v Francia O Hara v McKenna Leod v McCrea Vetter v Carey Gurzgle deathst Cassesse. The Caffrey v Caffrey was marked continued until next term.

Universal Fashion Company P. A. Lubignac C. E. V. Konency FE. Mittlestadt Rochen Bros J. BH. Weldman A. L. Shoemaker Depue & Stoll James J. Healey Arthur Frothingham M. M. Ruddy M. Ruddy E. M. Francis J. E. Francia Michael O'Hara O. F. McKenna George H. McLeod McCrea P. J. Vetter A. J. Carey Bernardy Gurzgle Joseph Cassesse Richard Caffrey J. B. Caffrey

MISS DE LONGS PUPILS RECITAL AT POWELLS MUSIC STORE

The pupils of Miss Marlow E De Long gave a recital at Powell’s Music Store last evening assisted by soprano Miss Lydia Sailor. The program featured Haydn and Schubert pieces with performances by Ethel Rinker Gertie Loomis Hessle Spelcher Daker Sundle Edwards Boardman Lydia Sailor Ida Bittenbender Ethel Rinker Ednar Saxe Louise Dale and others.

Mise Marlo FE. de Long Powell Lydia Sallur Haydn Ethel Rinker Gertie Loomis Gaenschals Hessle Spelcher Cone Daker Sundle Edwards Parewell Marguerite Boardman Lydia Sailor Lange Mise Ida Bittenbender Mills Misa Loulee Dale

Carnival at the Park Opens with All Champion Lady Bicyclists

Scranton Driving Park hosts a Fourth of July carnival featuring All Champion Lady Bicycle Riders led by Eleanor Vine Ruth Dennis Nellie Lyall Annie Witten Mamie Dallas and top male riders including William Barber Albert Roberts William Chadsey and Max Kahler. Local amateur contests offer valuable prizes and a Friday night street parade is expected to draw thousands. races start at 3 30 and 6 20 p m with an extravagantly lit grounds in the evening.

Scranton Eleanor Vine Ruth Dennis Nellie Lyall Annie Witten Mamie Dallas William H. Barber Albert Roberts William H. Chadsey Max Kahler

Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia

A claimed remedy, Mystic Cure, relieves rheumatism and neuralgia within three hours. The ad states the medicine removes the cause and quickly cures the disease with the first dose offering significant benefit. Available for 75 cents from Carl Lorenz, Druggist, 418 Lackawanna Ave., Scranton.

Carl Lorenz Lackawanna Ave Scranton

Scranton High School to Offer Four Popular Curricula

The proposed new high school emphasizes four branches classical Latin scientific English and commercial designed to serve students who cannot attend college. The commercial track covers business forms bookkeeping penmanship typewriting and stenography aiming to broaden options for industrial Scranton and prepare graduates for work or further study.

Scranton

Dance at Lake Ariel Party Chaperoned by Mrs C D Simpson

A large group of young people traveled by special train to Lake Ariel last night for supper and dancing in the pavilion. The party, chaperoned by Mrs C D Simpson, included Mr and Mrs F H Kingebury and many others listed among attendees.

Lake Ariel C. D. Simpson Bauer Scranton F. H. Kingebury Ware Everett Warren A. H. Christy T. H. Watkins Archbald Coureen Jermyn Nettleton Hunt Belin Welles Anderson Boles Jessup Megsra Blair John Pireoks Theodore Lawrence Mortimer Fuller Hen Watson Gearhart Albert Everett Hunt H. Kirkpatrick Will Torrey Bills Hager Decker Paul Charles Belin

Spalding Wheel Promises Health Through Riding

The ad extols the Spalding wheel as the only perfect wheel its strength durability and smooth running offer economy and health benefits for all riders. It emphasizes muscular development for men women and children and contrasts with inferior wheels that waste effort.

Trvine

Summer Resort Meeting at Adirondack Style Grounds

Altitude about 2 000 feet with fine groves and shade in the Adirondack and Catskill regions. The resort offers a pavilion, swings, croquet rounds and scenic beauty. Rates seven to ten dollars per week or two dollars per day. excursion tickets available at all D L & W stations. Porter meets all trains.

Adirondack Catskill Mountains Porter

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