Scranton Defeats Pottsville in a Loose-Play Game
Scranton wins 20 to 11 over Pottsville in a high scoring baseball clash noted for loose play. The summary lists standings with Scranton at top and details on batters, runs, and fielding, including players such as Hogan Patchen Phelan and Stultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Pottsville
Smith
Humphries
Rams
Pottugille
Hogan
Patchen
Ro Phelan
Stultz
Massey
Potts
Fuller
Phelan
Arenes
Der
Flanaghen
Hilles
Driscoll
Flanaghan
Fox
Wetzel
Staltz
Potte
Ellis
Hill
Digging
Humphreys
Passeil Bale
Tighe
Rinn
Morning Games and Afternoon Lineups in State Slate
Morning games feature Hazleton at Scranton Harrisburg at Pottsville and Altoona at Heading. Afternoon schedule includes Pottsville at Harrisburg and Altoona at Reading as part of the day’s athletic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Scranton
Harrisburg
Pottsville
Altoons
Heading
Altoona
Reading
Scranton Defeats Pottsville Behind Flanaghan Home Run
Scranton won a rough exhibition game against Pottsville at the ball park as Long Tom Flanaghan hit a decisive four base homer. Poor weather and wild throwing plagued both teams with Driscoll yielding four runs before being replaced by Flanaghan who delivered the big blast amid cheering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aky
Mam Bera
Pottaville
Sandow
Humphrey
Nyva
Poller
Olden
Basgeman Ejlin
Diggins
Tighe
Pottsville
Scranton
Richard Phelano
Weatlake
Driscoll
Swift
Drigeon
Long Tom Flanaghan
Flanaghan
Theman
Buranton
Patebenrf
Phelan
Westlake
Miss
Dfmo Dereicemieee
Flanag' Ham
Hazleton to Allentown baseball box score fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows team names Hazleton Allentown Reading Harrisburg with listed errors and batteries between players Donaghue Milligan Cummings Goldbart Ely Moore and Sriuk. Scoring lines mention Hits Allentown and Batteries between multiple teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Hagieton
Reading
Hasleton
Ely
Moore
Cummings
Goldbart
Allentown
Harrisburg
Donaghue
Milligan
Sprogel
Sriuk
Umpire Ketrick Heads to Providence for Eastern Wwague Tests
Umpire Larry Ketrick travels from home base to Providence Alabama to officiate Eastern Wwague games today. College records cited include Pennsylvani a and Princeton leaders with strong showings. Nyce of Pottsville is sidelined by an injury. The Dickson works moulfera game set for July 5 at Green Ridge Lace Factory grounds features Michael Farrell and Henry Weiss. Coughlin of Springfield fires two strong wins in Wilkesbarre action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Ketrick
Providence
Potteville
Allentown
Scranton Stove Works
Moulfera
Dickson Works
Atap.m
Gireen Ridge
Michael Farrell
Henry Weiss
Wilkesbarre
Coughlin
Springfield
New Track in Fort Worth and Bicycle Racing Notes
Sanger rides a 72 inch gear while Fort Worth plans a new track. The Sporting Life reports the bicycle girl as a living picture star and notes racing figures from Chicago to Rochester. Scranton adds Robinson and Betts to the board as Swayze becomes treasurer. Houben beats Zhomerman in Paris cycling. an 80 year old faces 99 year old in Bavaria. Herne Hill tires improve with factory support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanger
Fort Worth
Tex
Chicago
Swift
Drincoll
The
Sporting Life
Rochester
Botalo
F. C. Fournier
F. J. Willets
Weiss
Minneapolis
Newark
Flanaghan
Hudson
Scranton
London
Henterkirchen
Bavaria
England
Herne Hill
Local Sports and Business Notes From the Era
Duncan C Ross remains laid up in a New York hotel after a rupture in a match with Roeber and two fits. Joe Lannon opens a Nan tasket Beach saloon. George Lavigne backed for 2600 against Griffin or Dixon. Johnny Eckhardt opens a New York saloon cafe. Jim Daly plans to quit fighting for college, citing no money in boxing. Mike Boden and Tom Lynch eye an early Buffalo bout. Trenton Homing Pigeon club organises Montgomery Alabama fly. Long Branch trotting meet starts at Elkwood Park today and runs Wednesdays and Saturdays until July 25. Handball match set for $50 a side at Ryan's hotel rear court tomorrow at 2. Pigeon flying event from Mayfield electric plant with $20 $12 $5 prizes. Fifteen birds entered featuring top birds from the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lannon
Nantasket Beach
Mayi
Joe Lewis
George Lavigne
Griffn
Dixon
Corbett
Johnny Eckhardt
Veteres
New York
Jim Daly
Mike Boden
the Canuck
Tom Lynch
Buffalo
Trenton
American Homing Pigeon Clubs
Montgomery
Ala
8 Mile Staton
Long Branch Association
Elkwood Park
Fiyno
Hickey
Magher
Donohue
Ryan's Hotel
Capoose Avenue
Mayfield Electric
Pittston Council President Demands Name Over Traction Story
Hazelton Plain reports the Pittston borough council president pressed Tue Senanton Tiunune for the author of a Traction article claiming a pass grab. The Trac tion company's superintendent refused to name the writer, and the council head warned of libel action, with legal costs looming.
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Hazelton Plain
Tue Senanton Tiunune
Pittston
Tue Tripuxe
Passea
Tux Trinune
Tue Trinune
Traction Company
Tas Tamunx
Pittston Council
P. P. P. Promoted as Vital Tonic for Strength
A medicinal advertisement touts P. P. P. Prickly Ash Poke Root and Potassium as a cure for debility loss of appetite and strength. It claims the remedy restores flesh vigor and manhood, calling P. P. P. the king of medicines and urging purchase from all druggists.
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P.P. P
Bucket Fails to Catch as Miner Falls into Colorado Shaft
In a Colorado mine a bucket hooked to a rope misses the shaft hook causing Ike to tumble into a deep hole. Simpson and Sandy Thompson survive the incident though the Wisdom dangles from the ladder as they pause the mine work. They repair the bucket and restart by returning to Fairplay for a new ore bucket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Simpson
Sandy Thompad
Colorado
Park County
Sandy Thompson
Sandy
Tke
Missouri Bottom Lands
Kansas City Times
Love and Wisdom in Wintry Meeting
A poem fragment recounts Love meeting Wisdom one bright wintry day. Love, bare and young, lacks clothes while Wisdom, clothed in fur, asks how his body stays warm. Love answers with a playful arrow that stirs Wisdom’s blood and promises passion. New York Sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisdom
Love
Atlower
Gania
New York Sum
Classified Notices and Proposals From Scranton Advertisers
A collection of ads and public notices includes employment requests with postal address details and job offers, auctions and auctions warnings. It reports bids for school building construction and mining tunnel work, plus Hillside Home remodeling and plumbing bids by the Scranton Poor District with submission deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacrobals
John Jermyn
Priceburgh
Jermyn
Nou
Mescot
Danmore
W. M. Jermyn
Scranton Poor District
Hillaide
Tle
F.d. Amaden
Lynett
Foeranton
Scranton Poor
P. m
Hillside Home
Ameden
Boord
Ba. Lynett
Seranton
Hillside
K. J. Amsden
Kereta aRint
J. J. Lynett
Serapton
Juco
Umbrellas Sale Lot Descriptions and Colors
Lot details include fifty 26-inch cotton Gloria umbrellas with Paragon frames and carved handles at sale price per item. Lot 6 offers seventy five 26-inch pure silk twisted umbrellas in navy garnet green and brown with changeable colors. Lot 9 lists ten 22-inch Sarah Silk umbrellas in navy black grey brown with raises priced at $3.25 each from St.
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BASE
King Kelly
Potterlile
Aeg
Berantod
Eoves
Ode
Lint Easton
Tom Flanaghan
Potte- Ville
Ball Park
Berntofore
Troy
Duncan C. Ross
Roeber
Mme. Teresin
Lack- Wanha Ave
Hox
Richmond
MacConnell Broa
Franklin Street
Boston
Tracks
Spruce Street
Franklin aVvbnie
Qummer
Stafies
Clarks
Kipple
Third National Bank
Uriaih
Seo Vew
City Hall
W. Gibson Jones
Boysen
Scranton Board of Control
Blucher Avenue
Beach Street
Nineteemth
Job
Williams
Ander
Board of Control
Rugene D, Fellows
J. P.stanton
Tenth Street
A. B.C
CLAKS
Fred Casple
Forest City
Adro
James Street
W. K
Tribune
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Ave
Court House
Hotel Waverly
Pete
Bergoer
Engels T Ueor
15Th and
N.B. Pennsylvania
Broad Street Station
Twelfth and
Market Street Station
Scrantoniana
Poetie
T. J. Victory
Geir
Lacka
Are
Cor
Adams
Lackawanna Avenue
Messrs. Davies & Griffin
Hull & Co
Wyoming
the Bell Clothing House
Davies & Griffin
Gross, Foster & CO
Porzoni
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