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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1897

Page

3

Scranton Edges Wilkes Barre in Ten Inning Tilt

Eastern League games yesterday saw Scranton beat Wilkes-Barre 8 to 4 after ten innings while Buffalo defeated Syracuse to draw even for first place. Toronto visits Scranton and Buffalo hosts Wilkes-Barre, with Syracuse at Springfield and Rochester at Providence on tap.

Buffalo Syracuse Scranton Wilkes-Darre Laffalo Toronto Wilkes-Barre Springfield Rochester Providence Ponto Rochester Uae Wilkes Barrechc

Miners Edge Wilkes-Barre In Ten Innings

In a tense ten inning duel the Miners beat Wilkes-Barre 5 4 aided by Keenan on the mound and Gillon at bat. Bonner Massey and Gillon delivered key hits as McMahon Smith and Godeckel backed Keenan, while Casey umpired without pay.

Maguire Shannon Goeckel Barona Bottenus Malasey Betts Bonner Massey Tarone Onwell Diggins MaBuire Smith McMahon O' Brien Scranton Sechaawes O O'Brien Walters Een Ib Shannon Aeenee Botts Wilkes-Barre Wilkes- Barre Gillon Honner O'Brien Mantsey Bene OT Gillon Jeff Keenan Strouck Nigelns Tnee Keenan Time Casey Griffin Wilkes-Barrean Keenan Wilken-Barreans Maseey Malvey Boyd Gilton Godeckel Toronto Wis Flonner Letts Miners Heard Meaney Barone Beard Odwell Walters Wat Bilard Barons Goecke Beere

National League off day features scattered exhibition results

National League clubs rested as no regular games were played. In New York City the Giants beat the Orange Athletic Association 9 to 8 in an exhibition with Bullivan and Wilson on the Giants and Westervelt and O'Neill for the Orange club.

New York City Giants Orange Athletic Association Ecore Bullivan and Wilson Battery New York Westervelt O'Neill Orange Club

Lancaster Boy Defeats Leever in Richmond Tilt

In Richmond on July 7 Leever dominated Lancaster as Lancaster's defense faltered. The game featured sharp fielding by visitors and strong pitching by Leever with Foster Yeager and Wente sharing duties. Burny appeared for Un pire as Beere and KALE contributed for Richmond.

Richmond Leever Lancaster Boyd Beere Kale Lancaster Baterles Foster Yeager Wente Burny

Reading defeats Norfolk in tight baseball contest

Norfolk loses 6 to 3 to Reading in a game highlighted by timely hitting and solid defense. Key players Hatterlea Brown Snyder McMackin Herndon Barckley contributed, while Snyder pitched for Reading. Newark Athletics later upset Johnstone’s team 8 to 6 in another afternoon matchup.

Norfolk Reading Norfolk Today Hatterlea Brown Bishop Snyder McMackin Herndon and Barckley

Australian tour players meet Philadelphia amateurs

In Philadelphia on July 7 the visiting Australian baseball players faced a picked local amateur team and were outclassed at every point, as the home side displayed stronger fielding and hitting throughout the game.

Philadelphia Niters Ghd Thor

Baltimore to Globe Trot in Exhibition Tour Plan

Baltimore players discuss a proposed trip through Mexico after the championship season. An All America team would join the Orioles for exhibition games across Cincinnati St Louis Kansas City and Mexico City with Boncroft managing. Dates and shares tied to success or failure.

Baltimore Mexico Orioles West Boncroft Cincinnati Horton St. Louis Kansas City Dias Hanlon Basia Mal Rereipta

Baseball Dickers Show Clubs Seek Seasoned Pitchers

Earl Wagner notes clubs want pitchers not money. Von der Ahe offered 3000 for Donohue, while Ed Hanton of the New York club seeks a pitcher up to 4000 to 8000 for Dad Clarke. Scrappy advised Freiman to refuse, aiming to keep the Orioles competitive and pennant chances alive.

Earl Wagner von der Ahe Donohue Chris Ed Hanton New York Kuch Dad Clarke Scrappy Freeiman Dad Orioles Hanlon

Jimmy Rogers Signs to Play Second Base for Springfield

Springfield Massachusetts July 7 Jimmy Rogers the former Louisville manager has signed to play second base for the Springfield team.

Springfield Mass Jimmy Rogers Louisville

Baseball Headlines From An Uncertain Season

Toronto hosts a Friday and Saturday double bill as Morse and Gunson duel for Toronto. Miners schedule shows home games through July 2 against Toronto Buffalo Rochester and Syracuse with three cameos each. Gene De Montreville and Joe Corbett are noted for surprising form shifts and failing to meet early expectations. Joe Yeager negotiations span Baltimore Philadelphia and others as a potential prize, while Cincinnati and New York baserunners edge toward recent dominance.

Toronto Tierian Morse Gunson Canucks Buffalo Rochester Syracuse Brooklyn Joe Yeager Lancaster Byrne Chauncey Fisher Yeager Baltimore New York Joe Corbett Scranston Ed Hanson JooseLrves Orioles

Local Baseball Teams Issue Challeng es Across Lackawanna District

The Lackawannas seek a July match with the South Side club. The Rosettes of the South Side defeat the Unknowns 12 to 0 at Neld grounds. The Rosettes invite the Athletics game on Thursday at 2 00. They also want a Sunday 2 40 game with the Volunteers of Petersburg on their grounds. The Olyphant Browns challenge any Lackawanna club to a gate on Olyphant grounds next week. The West Side Athletics accept a game at Olyphant on Friday. The Violets invite Appelos Greens Ridge Nationals or Silders for a Hollow grounds game on Sunday July 1.

Lackawannas Tribune A. J. Carr Rosettes South Side Unknowns Cow- Neld Hovettes FP. Hahn J. Hahn J. Rader N. Johnson Th. M. Moore PF. Mints Shu . Scholl Fuedler G. Ro Athletics Volunteers Petersburg Olyphant Browns Lackawanna County Olyphant William Gillespie West Side Athletics Willam Gillespie The Violets Appelos Flats Nationals Green Ridge Silders Hollow Grounds

Races at Tiffin Feature Fast Trotting Action

At Tiffin O July 7 the second day produced three heat winners in trotting and pacing events. Uniqgke took three straight heats in 2:10 pace with Billy Patterson second and Crescens third. Ambidexter won in pacing with Jane second and Lahonda third in 2:10. Giloree swept the trotting heats with Pilot Boy second and Chatce third while Beat Ume finished fourth.

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Women Cyclists and London Bicycle Work in 1897

Article highlights two Brookville women who thwart a glass campaign on a road by forcing a tramp to collect shards. It notes London’s rise of women bicycle repairers who visit homes weekly and train at bicycle schools. It also mentions Miss Porter’s long white road trip with many pacemakers and comments on Scranton riders and a blind cyclist Kate Helmke. It closes with plans for a $25,000 Lawton Memorial church in Savannah for bicyclists and Philadelphia’s upcoming national meet with ticket details and expected turnout.

Brookville Misa Addie Curtin Fionn Hayesville Mise Hill London Pitron Miss Porter Chicago New York Howie Porter Tnd Helen Wellar Ardehe Kate Helmke Missouri Asylum For the Mind St. Louis Eity A. BR. Lawton Savannah Lawton Willow Grove Fonte Weaver Eidith Dauphin Streets

One-Fare Round-Trip Cut For League of American Wheelmen Meet

Spencer Chamber, chairman of the transportation committee, announces a one-fare round-trip from all points east of St. Louis for the eighteenth annual League of American Wheelmen meet in Philadelphia August 4 to 7. Tickets available August 2 and 4 with return to August 7. Abbot Bassett notes the historic concession may boost attendance across the nation.

Philadelphia League Ed le Spencer Chamber League of Americaun St. Louis Solny United States TL. A. W

Bicycle gadgets and patents pack a busy street scene

A New Jersey rider proposes securing spoke ends in removable rims to simplify wheel repairs. A Jersey rider invents a tow apparatus for cripples bicycles with an automatic winding tow line. A Texan designs a foot rest and theft lock to secure coasting bikes. A street cleaning bicycle with a roller brush claims to replace six workers. A three bell handlebar chime promises a loud alarm. A metal washer locks ball bearings to prevent drop out. Two bicycles may be coupled with three X braces. A trainer and teacher device supports a floor rest frame.

New Jersey

Bicycle balancing rollers with steering front drive

A bicycle support uses two parallel rear rollers for the back wheel and a separate front roller. The rider braces the bike, and a chain or belt connects the front roller to the inner rear roller so the front wheel can revolve for steering and balancing.

Billy Earle the globe trotter hypnotist backstop in Philadelphia

The famed Billy Earle appears in Philadelphia with the Spalding crowd in ’88 memories. Friends recount travels from Cincinnati to New York and Paris where Earle’s hypnotic act and backstop duties drew attention. He hints at selling Philadelphia real estate amid renewed touring.

Billy Earle Hanover Philadelphia Billy Strand London Clynan Texas Cincinnati American Exchange Paris Grand Rapides Inn Deacon Ellis Grand Rapids Tom Brown Duke Farrell Brown Hilly Senators Chicago St. Lowia New York Tom Soarce

Great Outdoor Drama in Upper Sandusky Anniversary Pageant

The yearly commemoration of Col William Crawford death was staged in Upper Sandusky with pow wows snake dances and Indian cruelties on a Sandusky valley amphitheater set. Around 700 performers in costume presented The Progress of Civilization while about 10 000 spectators watched the electric light spectacle.

Cleveland Ohio William Crawford George Washington Upper Sandusky Colonel Crawford Sandusky

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