Scranton Players Averages To Date Informs of Strong Hitting
The article presents Scranton's player and team records through 20 to 52 games, highlighting high hitting percentages led by Bonner at .362 and Monney at .963 in 20 games, with overall team fielding and hitting superior to rival clubs. It notes unofficial stats compiled from official scores and telegraphic reports, plus accompanying batting and fielding averages, pitcher records, and a comparative table.
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Monney
Bonner
Scranton
Scranton club shows strong hitting and fielding gains
Meaney leads in hitting but with limited games, while Bonner Eagan and O'Brien trail in appearances. Team batting averages rise to .319 among regulars outside the box. fielding stays above .916 with several players improving since June 18. Harper Gillon Morse Wellner lead strikeouts and wins vary. club notes close games and overall 10 wins 7 losses amid a busy schedule.
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Bonner
Eagan
O'Brien
Wellner
the Tribune
Massey
Ronner
Maguire
Doyd
Harper
Gillon
Morse
Eastern League Action Delayed by Unfit Grounds
Athletics park conditions forced postponement of the Wilkes-Barre game while Rochester, Toronto, Providence, and Springfield posted mixed results. The Stars dominated, and a doubleheader produced even results as several matchups were affected by the poor field.
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Rochester
Corbett
Stars
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Biscay
Toronto
Providence
Springfield
Buffalo
Syracuse
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Providence and Springfield Split Rain-Delayed Games
Providence and Springfield played two games, one postponed by rain on Decoration Day. Springfield won the first game while Providence took the second. Providence could not bat effectively in the first, but home hitting by Little helped reversal in the second.
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Lyon
Cisaseenes Knight
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Weer
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Rochester
N. C
Syracuse
Jim Corbett
Springfield
National League Teams Increase Percentages in Play
Boston Cincinnati and New York boosted their standings yesterday while the Orioles slipped, threatening their return to form unless they regain their old-time strength and consistency.
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Paterson Triumph Ends Hartford Skid After Ten Defeats
In Paterson New Jersey on July 6 Paterson defeated Hartford to halt a ten game losing streak. The game featured solid defense and timely hitting as Paterson built momentum after a rough span.
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Norfolk
Scranton and Wilkes-Barre Preseason Matchup News
Beard, Maguire and Bonner have played in all Scranton games as they prepare for a scheduled doubleheader with Wilkes-Barre. Graber likely to umpire today’s game in Soranton, last meeting of the clubs until September. Keefe faces Canucks note. Bonner exits Edwardsville saloon business to reside in the city.
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Bonner
Scranton
Barons
Graber Willl
Soranton
Wilkes-Barre
Iraun
Knight
Cranby
Lyons
Grays
Hraun
Toronts
Ofdree
Keefe
Grifter
Buffalo
Buffalo Expres
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Edwardsville
the &I
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Jim Daly
Reading
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Dan Shannon
Gillon and
Boyd
Keenan
Wilkes- Barre
Arthur Auge
Toronto Kanucks
Shep Norton
Irwin
Arthur
Shep
Washington Post
Jim Corbett
Kintsich
Hamilton
Syracuse
Peach Baker
Lowered the Record Martin Mille the Guideless Pacer
Medford Mase July 6 At Combination park Martin Milla the wonderful guideless pacer lowered her track record from 2.07% to 2.05% without driver or sulky on a half mile track. The reader notes the record may be broken soon with further runs at Combination.
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Medford
Mase
Combination Park
Martin Milla
Combination
Preacher Attacks Harrison From Indianapolis Pulpit
In Central Avenue Methodist church Dr C E Lashy denounces ex President Harrison for backing a street railway deal seen as harming the public. His sermon condemns watered stock and bonds while praising the people’s demand for fair fares. Congregation, among the city’s largest, applauds.
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Indianapolis
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Citizens’ Street Hailway Company
General Harieon
Lasby
Jefferson
Patrick Henry
George Washington
Bruet
Denton Man Murdered on Main Street in Ridgeley
Weastry Gibbs 29 colored man was stabbed to death on Main Street near McShane hall in Denton Maryland about 11 30 last night by William Bennett also colored. Bennett was arrested and a post mortem showed the heart was cut open. A jury returned a verdict of murder against Bennett with two others implicating in the plot sought. Bennett to have a hearing tomorrow morning.
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Mystery Robbery At Coney Island Involves Two Men
Miss Rose Miller of Philadelphia was assaulted by two well dressed men at Coney Island early today and robbed of a diamond necklace and a pocketbook with forty two dollars and a return ticket. One robber restrained her by the throat while the other grabbed the jewelry and the pair fled. Miller bit the thief's thumb, leaving him injured, and she was left unconscious on the ground.
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Japs Beat An American Girl In Honolulu Clash
Report from Honolulu describes Nellie West an American beaten by two Japanese marines from the Naniwa while aiding her brother amid a street assault by Japanese navy sailors. The attackers faced charges of assault and battery as further violence erupted with a businessman injuring sailors and bluejackets pursuing ringleaders.
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Nellie West
Feet and Character Read by Palmist Describes Marks and Tendencies
The article explains how foot shapes and toes supposedly reveal personality. An in step height, arch, or thickness signals religious temperament, self awareness, love of luxury, or endurance. A smooth heel marks passivity, while small heels imply devotion to tasks. long fingers and crooked toes allegedly indicate artistic sense and practical common sense.
Reading the Feet to Read Character in 19th Century Vogue
The piece discusses toe shapes and sole markings as indicators of temperament and vanity, noting that curved toes and misaligned great toes signal amiability or vanity. It contrasts old fashion beliefs with changes urged by Mr. Du Maurier's heroine, urging wise women to study these signs.
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Beer Surpasses Whisky in U S Consumption Growth
The Washington Times notes Internal Revenue data show beer and similar liquors rising at least 60 percent while overall liquor receipts grow slowly. The piece argues beer use outpaces population growth, suggesting a shift toward beer over whisky and predicting less drunkenness as beer becomes more common.
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Tin Plate Plants Agree on New Wage Scale
Prosperity reaches Elwood Indiana as National Tin Plate and American Tin Plate start a wage scale accord at Elwood plants. The agreement aims to stabilize employment and set pay terms across the facilities.
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Funeral for William D. Phillips Held Amid Mourners
William D. Phillips is mourned in a funeral at his Main Street home. Rev J M Lioyd of the Welsh Baptist church led services, followed by burial at Forest Home cemetery. The Odd Fellows, American Protestant association, and Pyne Accident fund attended. pallbearers named.
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Willie Lynn Arraigned in Larceny Case at Moosic
Willie Lynn of Moosic was arraigned before Alderman Millar on a charge of larceny. His father acted as prosecutor and alleged the boy is incorrigible. Lynn allegedly stole a gold ring and $4 from a home cash box and was sent to jail to await further action.
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