Scranton Wins First of Ragged Eastern League Series
Scranton defeats Wilkes-Barre in a wild back-and-forth game as errors and big hits shape a July 1 contest. Wynne starts for Wilkes-Barre but is tagged for many runs. Scranton pitches a strong late inning and takes a 5th inning lead that holds through to an exciting finish.
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Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Wynne
New York
Snyder
Betts
Diggine
Weaney
Ean
Serant
Delaney
Scranton Batesmen
Keranton
Eagan
Ward
Huston
Rochester Stars Rally Falls to Syracuse in Sloppy Win
Rochester errs while Baldwin struggles at bat as Syracuse edges Rochester 12 to 4. Pitchers Baldwin and Berger work for Rochester with Gannon and Struck out. Whitehead Breckenridge lead with two base hits.
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Providence
Springfield
Hite
Errors
Springfreil
Rudderham
McAuley
Callahan
Coughlin
Gunson
Ballea
Balle
Gilbert
McDonald
Coughin
Dixon
Knight
Knigh
Don Helly
Murray
Rochester
Syracuse
Stars
Baldwin
Rocheater
Errore
Berger
Gannon
Rafter
Lef
Ballwin
National League Games Extend Lead as Eight Rally
The National League race remains tight with New York, Washington, St. Louis, Louisville gaining on leaders as eight clubs may end up in front in ten days. Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Chicago, Washington, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Louisville and Cincinnati all posted results in a day of high scoring contests and errors.
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New York
Washington
St. Louis
Louisville
Horton
Pittsburg
Ly Pe
Bogion
Hartimore
Pittabure
Cleveland
Chicago
Cinelanat
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Unclear local game halted by darkness
The report lists Weyhing, 8ples and Warner with Foreman Parrott and Vaughn as players and Keefe as umpire. The contest was called on account of darkness.
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Weyhing
8Ples
Warner
Foreman
Parrott
Vaughn
Keefe
State League Scores and Batter Fees Recap
In Hasleton Hagleton matchup Allentown totals show 1000 and 1200 hits with 06 and 12 errors. Lancaster Reading games list similar scores with Read ng and H te z. Pottsville and Carbondale clash yielded 16 to 23. Batter fees credited to Keener Moore West Arthur and Schmink.
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Hasleton
Hagleton
Allentown
Hangleton
Errors
Hazleton
Batterfee
Keener and Moore
Millican
Lancaster
Reading
Errore
West
Arthur
Schiebel
Smink
Pottsville
Potteville
Carbondale
Baseball in the West Frustrates Quincy Fans in Sham Battle
An acerbic account mocks Quincy Illinois efforts against Omaha Nebraska in a baseball game. The piece ridicules local players for errors and inept hitting while caricaturing both teams with colorful, scornful language. The writer uses exaggerated metaphors to describe the contest and its players, highlighting the embarrassment of the home squad.
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Quincy
Omaha
Reubens
Hickey
Coln
Financial School
Quincys
Amalgamated
Union of South American Hoodoos
Quincy Brown Sox
Scranton and Wilkes-Barre Baseball Roundup
Scranton matches against Wilkes-Barre with standings notes on Baltimore Boston and New York players. Mentions Pete Childs Hazleton Gannon Syracuse and Farrel catching plans. Western clubs stronger. Penn State league players eyed. Joe Young Frank Southard reads as Reading pitcher.
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Baltimore
Thomas Johnson
Rogers
Battery
Scranton
Pete Childs
Hazleton
Gannon
Syracuse
Pittsburg
Louisville
Tenny
Sexton
Boston
Speedy" Wilson
Cleveland
Jim McGutre
Washington
Amateur Baseball Notes From Wilkes Barre Area
Amateur ball notes report upcoming games for Olyphant Pittston Eurekas and Scranton Wilkes-Barre Young Men’s Christian Association teams. Contests include Eurekas versus Olyphant on Olyphant grounds and a July afternoon game at the Base Bay park with local youths. Floaters challenge Browns for a July 4 game on Stilwater grounds. age limit under 18.
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Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Christian Assocaton
Base Bay Park
Floaters
Browns
Stilwater Grounds
Crane
C. F. French
Cyclists showcase at Toronto Dominion Mile records set
About 5,000 spectators witnessed exhibition cycling at Hanlan's Point Toronto Island. John S. Johnson set a world record for a flying mile at 1 50 2 5, winning the opening event and multiple heats. Contenders included Sanger Tyler Welin g O Conner and Coleman competing for a $1,000 purse and world professional championship shares.
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Toronto
Ont
Toronto Perry
K Racing Association
Hanlan’a Point
Toronto Island
John S. Johnson
W.“. Sanger
H. (. Tyler
A. BE. Welnig
PY. O'Conner
W. Coleman
Johnson
Cyclists sue Spirit Lake hotel over dining room attire
Minneapolia July 1. Platt B Walker Jr and W H Ellis sue a Spirit Lake Iowa hotel. They were told cyclists wearing knee pants could not enter the dining room with their bicycles on, a ban the plaintiffs call improper and plan to challenge vigorously.
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Minneapolia
Platt B. Walker, Jr
W. H. Ellis
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Walker
Eliis
Bicycle Races Set by Green Ridge Wheelmen
The Green Ridge Wheelmen announce Saturday July 27 for races at Driving park with James Garney Jr as manager H P Hitchcock treasurer and J Rollston secretary Prizes will be diamonds in class A events entry blanks to all clubs in the county races include one mile novice one half mile open one four tenth mile open one mile open two mile lap two mile handicap one half mile boys race and Lackawanna county one mile championship
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Green Ridge
James Garney
H. P. Hitchcock
J. . Rollston
Lackawanna County
Bicycle rights questioned in Chicago judge ruling
Judge Payne, a cyclist, denies injunction against Fort Dearborn owners restricting a bike taken to the twelfth-floor office. He rules bicycle is a vehicle and building owners may regulate admission. Scranton Wheel Club plans trip to the League of American Wheelmen meet at Asbury Park July 8 to July 13 with a 4 55 round trip fare. Elks of New York manage Atlantic City excursion next Monday with 3 dollars fare for Scranton riders.
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Chicago
Payne
Fort Dearborn
John H. Breckenridge
Scranton Bleyele Club
League of American Wheelmen
Aebury Park
New York
Scranton
Dover
Paterson
Asbury Park
The
Elks
Atlantic City
Scrantomany
Heranton Elks
Judge Leonard Bout in Doubt as Guarantee Stalls Fight
Judge Leonard refuses to allow the bout without a guaranteed compensation to cover training if the fight is canceled. George Turner, Leonard’s manager, must post the guarantee a week before the scheduled meeting. Scranton’s challenger remains eager to fight and could enter on short notice if the condition is met.
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Leonard
Nanticoke
George Turner
Judge
Turner
Scranton
Flour Promise Guarantees Best Quality and Satisfaction
SPT FI T THE BE $4.50 binnet. We guarantee our Flour to be the best on the market, also to give perfect satisfaction.
Confirmations at St David's and West Side notes
The West Side Tribune reports confirmatory services at St David's church led by Rt Rev N J Rulison with several parishioners confirmed. Bishop Rullson preached on spiritual responsibility beginning at birth and urged lifting the fallen and caring for the sick. Recitals by Miss Celia Brown and pupils followed, with multiple musical pieces performed. Various local notes include a stabbing incident involving I Dando in Philadelphia, a cannon burn in Scranton, chicken thefts, and social notices of residents, sales, and events on the West Side.
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St. David's Church
Rulison
D. D
Central Pennsylvaniia
Annie Warren
Agnes Warren
Annie Moore
Sarah Parsons
Nellie Shaw
William Parsons
John Morgan
Charles Dorsey
Oliver F. Leeds
Harry Reilly
Elizabeth Holmes
Daniel Ebinger
W. H. Sant
Rullson
Frank S. Ballentine
Green Ridge
St. Luke's
F. C. Jones
St. David's Diocese
I. Dando
Philadelphia
Dando
Mra. al. Sayres
Rebecca Avenue
Thomas MccLaughlin
Scranton Street
Hugh James
North Main Avenue
Minooka Runners Scheduled for 100 Yard Duel
A foot race is set for tomorrow at Driving Park between Joseph McDonough and Mr. Mangan of Minooka for 80 vide distance 100 yards. Parson Davies of Billy Plimmer and Tom O Rourke for George Dixon met at the Gilsey House New York Sunday. O Rourke said Dixon would fight at 118 pounds, waiving weight, four hours before the contest. Davies liked the deal and wired Pummer to accept. O Rourke then headed to Boston for talks with Dixon. The event is to be held before the Florida Athletic Club. In Dallas, the night before the Corbett Fitzsimmons event.
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Joseph McDonough
Mr. Mangan
Minooka
Parson Davies
Billy’ Plimmer
Tom O'Rourke
George Dixon
Gilssy House
New York
O'Rourke
Davies
Dixon
Pummer
Boston
Florida Athletic Club
Dallas
New Great South American Kidney Cure Claims Quick Relief
Distressing Kidney and Bladder cases relieved in six hours by the New Great South American Kidney Cure. It relieves pain in bladder kidneys back and urinary passages and helps water retention in men and women. Sold by C M Harris Druggist 125 Penn Avenue Scranton PA.
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C. M. Harris
Penn Avenue
Scranton
Nakcoti Cure Claims Safe Vegetarian Vigor Aid
The ad proclaims Nakcoti-Cure is entirely vegetarian and free from injurious ingredients. It promises to restore energy to the weakest constitution and notes it does not require tobacco withdrawal, multi bottle guarantees, a month of treatment, or switching to tablet chewing.
Great Shoe Store Picnic Promises Ten Day Bargains
Bargains at Davidow's Shoe Store 140 Penn avenue open for ten days. Ladies and mens shoes offered at deep discounts with prices like 75c for ladies, 50s to 2 for various styles, and mens shoes from 7hc to 2.00. Immense stock for boys and children. No trouble shown, customers save money.
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Davidow
Penn Avenue
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Hyde Park Avenue
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John Lowry
Bumner Avenue
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
L. W. Cramer
North Lincoln Avenue
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Mears & Hagen's
Victor H. Lauer
Twenty-first Ward
South Scranton
James D. Edwardes
Kingston
M. P. Daniels
Division Street
D.T. Jenkins
Albany
Jackson Street
Bellevue Shaft
Leah Heath
John C Hughes
J. J. Flannagan
Join Davis
Joule” Davis
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W. L. Steenback
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Fairchild
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South Main Avenue
Eloven
Cal
J. CL. King
Wall Paper
Fred Reynolds
William D. Griffiths
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Lacka. Ave
Scranton, PA
Atlantic Refining Co
Wm. Mason
Omce
Frank . Morton
E Falla
the Narcoti Chemical CO
Springfield, Mass
Davidow’s Store
Conrad
Gthushe
Gow Raven
Fifth Avenue
E.C. Ricker &Co
Adams Ave
New Telephone
William S. Millar
Water Co
Woming Ave
Bilhool's Carriage Works
Spring House
U. E. Crofut
Heart Lake, Pa
Powell
Wellbach Light
MT. Pleasant
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WM. T. Smith
Waloney Ll and
Manuengtor
Meri Meridian Street
M. W. Collins
M. H. Daley
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