Eastern League results and standings update
Yesterday in the Eastern League Wilkes Barre beat Scranton 6 to 5 while Providence defeated Springfield 5 to 0 and Toronto topped Buffalo 9 to 7 Rochester edged Syracuse 9 to 1 in a nine innings count with Duryea’s miscue costing Rochester. Tomorrow features Wilkes-Barre at Scranton and other pairings across the circuit.
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Wilkee-Barre
Scrantom
Springfield
Providence
Syracuse
Rochester
Toronto
Buffalo
Coe
Scrantons
Wilkes-Barre
Ponies
Whlkep-Barre
Scranton
Mornine
Cranton
Springfeld
Orioles Take First as Beaneaters Slip in Tight Standings
Balti more moves to the top of the National League as they beat Washington while Philadelphia edged Boston by one run. The Pirates gain ground but remain a key threat in the pennant race as other results shuffle the table. Umpires and line scores noted for multiple venues including Philadelphia Brooklyn Baltimore Chicago Cleveland and Louisville with hits and errors tallied.
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Springfield
Providence
Mass
Lovett
Vistors
Knight
McDonald
Gunson
Shannon
Errers
Hatterlee
Gruber
Gunron
McAuley
Lyons
Murray
Don Melly
Garry
Hi Nelly
Scheer
Callahan
Nelly
Gilbert
Dixon
Cooney
Rogers
Gaffney
Baltimore
Orioles
Washington
Beaneaters
Philadelphia
Pirates
Boston
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Chicago
Cincinnat
Brooklyn
New York
Veneer
St. Louis
Louiaville
Ceeceeeenee la
Reading and Pottsville Batter Game Report
Reading defeated Allentown 14 to 1 with 11 errors by Reading and 4 by Allentown. Pottsville beat Lancaster 16 to 15 with 2 errors for Pottsville and 0 for Lancaster, batteries Cain and Stanhope. Hazleton fell to Carbondale 11 to 4 with 3 errors for Hazleton and 2 for Carbondale, batteries Jorden and Moore.
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Reading
Allentown
Hite
Michael, Evenson
Smink
Mayer and Milligan
Pottaville
Lancaster
Pottsville
Potteville
Lancaster, & Batteries
Cain and Stanhope
Yeager
Arthur
Hasleton
Hagleton
Carbondale
Hazleton
Jorden
Moore
McLaughlin
Patchen
Hurat 9 Roast Game in Toronto Preview
The report notes a rough stretch with a defeat in the recent slate and upcoming games. It mentions Wilkes-Barre and Scranton matchups, a Pastern league day with rest and prep for two games tomorrow, and a Decoration Day note.
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Hurat
Toronto
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Bangor Club Faces Pitcher Meaney Scandal And Wilkes-Barre Trip
The Bangor club attracts controversy as Meaney, a pitcher from Harrisburg, allegedly took advance funds and transportation before rejoining Beranton, with claims he returned the cash but kept transport. Beranton victories versus Providence, Springfield, Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo, and Toronto are listed. A Jersey Central special train to Wilkes-Barre offers reduced fares for tomorrow afternoon, with multiple departure times and ticket outlets. Amateur baseball notes include challenges by local clubs and youth teams, plus a ball game at Carr’s patch grounds and Archbald grounds scheduled for Thursday morning.
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Florey’s
Power House
Bangor
Meaney
Harrisburg
Bangor Club
Beranton
Nick Young
Wilkes-Barre
Providence
Springfield
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Toronto
Allo the Alligators
Jersey Central
Scranton
Sheriff Interfered in Nanticoke Fight Sparks Town Rivalry
A July night crowd of about 300 gathered at the Nanticoke Opera House for a glove contest only to be halted by Sheriff Walters who warned arrest for anyone who started the fight. The stoppage is linked to Turner Mitchell faction feuds and likely aims to derail Leonard Judge and Mitchell Gordon bouts, fueling a broader clash among parties from Pitts ton to Luzerne County.
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Scranton Tribune
Wilkes-Barre
Nanticoke Opera House
Walters
Scranton
Luzerne
Turner
Mitchell
Connell
Pittston
Leonard
Nanticoke
Leonard-Judge
Mitchell-Gordon
Trouble at Henley Court Unseats Captain Sharpe
New York dispatch reports Henley crew tensions as Coach Courtney demands captain Sharpe resign or be removed. Adviser consultation leads to Sharpe's ouster. Freeborn nominated to replace him with regatta day near. Crew remains in strong form and enthusiastic. Also: Johnson wins $1,000 purse at Comstock Park riding two heats. Kane challenges Henahan for a sparring bout with $2 sides.
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Sharpe
New York
The
Mall and Express
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Cornell
Shape
Freeborn
Johnson
Grand Rapids
Mich
John
Comstock Park
Sanger
Tyler
O'Connor
Cole
Aurse
Vows at the Postoffice July 4
The general delivery stamp and carrier windows open from 10 39 a m to 12 m Money order and register windows closed all day No delivery by carriers Alfred fe Three games today at 2 p m Hschange ball alley Dunmore
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Alfey Fe
Hschange Ball Alley
Dunmore
Luge Bros Offer Steel Flour Guarantee
Luge Bros advertise flour as the best on the market with a guarantee of perfect satisfaction. Prices quoted include $4.50 for a bag of flour. The notice emphasizes quality and customer assurance.
Brilliant piano recital by Miss Annie Williams pupils on West Side
A West Side piano recital drew an elite audience at a Tenth Street residence with Miss Annette Williams and pupil performances led by Miss Judson Herrman. The program included solos, duets, a trio and a military selection with praised technique, followed by refreshments. Albert Price and his wife were jailed after a fight in Lackawanna Avenue den. a hearing set for evening. Barbers debate for soldiers at Mount Gretna with Company F voting to join encampment. tie broken at next meeting.
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Annie R. Williams
Albert Price
West Side
Anniett Willaims
Tenth Street
Marguerite Mason
Brooklyn
Margaret Edwards
Alice Miller
Lizzie Herrmans
H. M. Streeter
Rob Davis
Frank Williams
Judson Herrman
Drum Mader
Lila Evans
Claudhe Kellow
Grace Hinman
Bertha Carson
Ethel Bevan
Bertha Friend
Mary Phillips
Efe Fellows
Helen Mott
Beesle
Nettie Mears
Kathryn Davin
Lois Fellows
Charles Metzgar
Metzgar
Helen Dougherty
Songsters of the Grove
Bessie Phillips
May Edwards
Lizzie Helser
Albert
Lackawanna Avenue
Nealls' Court
Ninth Street
Willams
Mr. Price
Mamie
Mount Gretna
Company F
Tom Price
Sam Davis
Barber and Groceries Ad from Fairchild's Hot Hotel
Classified notice highlights a barber shop at Fairchild's Hot Hotel offering first class barber services and spovinsin e. It advertises Jay Coffee products, F W Mason & Co Fine Groceries at 16 South Main avenue, furniture cash for sale, M4 and 108 Jackson, wall paper by Fred Reynolds at 26 North Main avenue, plumbing by William D. Griffiths at 113 North Main avenue with steam heat and gas fit guaranteed.
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Sollee Te Ae
Fabien Takia
Ragroa Berety
Nord
Fairchild
Roceries
Jay Coffee
F. W. Mason & Co
South Main Avenue
Second Axe
Jackson
Fred Reynolds
North Main Avenue
William DD
Luther League Meeting Reports Reading Convention
Enthusiastic Luther league members in Holy Trinity church heard reports from delegates to the state convention held at Reading June 25 26 and 27. Speakers described reception at Reading and the movement's progress including numbers of delegates and leagues. A joint city league meeting was planned for next Tuesday at Trinity church with the Topics lesson.
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Holy Trinity Church
Reading
Anna von Keneeny
F. H. Gerlock
Rt. W. Newbauer
Gerlock
Yont
Luther League
General Synod
General Council
Missouri Synod
United Synod South
E. L. Miller
Trev
A. L. Rainey
St. Mark's Church
Weat Side
League
Trinity Church
South Side Wedding: Minnie Titleberg Weds Walter Clearwater
Miss Minnie Titleberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Titleberg of 1727 Pittston avenue, married Walter K. Clearwater of Pear street in a Cedar Avenue M E church officiated ceremony at 2 pm yesterday. Rev J L Race presided. Albert Elias acted as best man with Miss Mumile Clearwater as bridesmaid. They plan to reside at 611 Washington avenue after a two week Atlantic City trip aboard the Delaware Lackawanna and Western.
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Miez Grace Walker
Hyde Park Avenue
Nicholeas
Marguerite Mason
Brooklyn
Annie R. Williama
Tenth Street
David T. Jenkins
Albany School
F. J. Nichols
Atlanthe City
N. J
Randolph Jones
Jackson Street
John Thomas
North Main Avenue
Geyling
Chestnut Street
Chinchilla
Factorville
J.L. Race
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Minnie Titleberg
John Titleberg
Pittston Avenue
Walter K. Clearwater
Pear Street
Clearwater & Elias, Electricians
Spruce Street
Br'dal
Albert Elias
Mob plans lynching murderer in San Antonio jail
A organized mob in San Antonio plans to storm the county jail and lynch John Taylor, murderer of Charles Langhors, with Vigilantes promising action tonight though guards protect the jail. Garfield nominated for state senate in Cleveland on the fourteenth anniversary of Guiteau shooting. Empress of China arrives with John W. Foster aboard in Vancouver. Foster declines to discuss his Orient mission.
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San Antonio
Tex
John Taylor
Charles Langhors
Garfield
Cleveland
James R. Garfield
State Senate
Warren
Guiteau
Mr. Foster
Vancouver
B. C
Orient
John W. Foster
The
United States
Train Express Damaged by Dynamite Blast
Washington July 2 Train No 4 the Chicago express on the Baltimore and Ohio line was wrecked by dynamite near the Manoococy bridge thirty five miles west of the city at 11 last night. The blast blew away a rail while the air brake pipe detached but the engine and cars escaped damage and no passengers were harmed.
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Washington
Chicago Express
Metropolitan
Baltimore and Chile
Manoococy Bridge
Reverend Lincoln Convicted of Official Misconduct
Pittsburg Pa July 2 Rev C H Lincoln of the First Cumberland Presbyterian church was found guilty on four charges including false and slanderous accusations stirring insubordination and contempt of presbytery. Rev M McKay state clerk announced the verdict and urged his removal as a member of the presbytery.
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Pittsburg
C. H. Lincoln
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
M. McKay
Lincoln
Freight Trains Collide Racking Deaths and Injuries
A rear end collision near Summerhill on the Pittsburgh division of the Pennsylvania railroad wrecked ten cars of one freight train and six of another. Engineer Wagoner was injured perhaps fatally while Conductor W A Hoover and a fireman sustained minor injuries.
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Altoona
Summerhill
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
BR. Wagoner
W. A. Hoover
Fire destroys grandstand and barns at track in Meadville
A large grandstand and about 1,000 feet of barns at Miller and Sibley’s track were burned in a morning fire. All horses were saved. Cause believed incendiary. Loss around 7000 dollars, with partial insurance.
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Meadville
Miller and Sibley
Greatest picnic of shoe bargains at Davidow's Store
Great shoes at cut prices in a ten day sale opening this morning at Davidow's Shoe Store, 140 Penn avenue. Ladies and mens styles priced as low as 50c to 75c with many items worth several dollars, plus a vast stock of children’s shoes. Shop early to save and avoid delays.
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Davidow
Penn Avenue
Democratic state convention set for Sept in Williamsport
Philadelphia executives approved the September 11 date for the Democratic state convention in Williamsport and backed nominating six Superior court Judges. Meanwhile Rev Herman Allbright Brickensteen Moravian minister died in Bethlehem at age 69 noted as a writer hymnologist and church historian.
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Democratic State Committee
Williamsport
Brickenstein
Hethlehem
Herman Allright Brickensteen
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