Mavis Shines as Ponies Edge Miners in Eastern League
Pitcher Mavis twirls a superb game helping the Ponies top the Miners. Four runs in one inning sparked by Griffin in left field and a rough start by Meaney set the tone. Other matched results include Toronto at Scranton and Buffalo at Wilkes-Barre with Rochester visiting Providence.
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Canucks
Griffin
Meaney
Wilkes-Barre
Toronto
Scranton
Buffala
Byracusd
Springfield
Rochester
Providence
OTOL
Coventea
Beranton
Providence A
Rochester Asps Ae
Barre
Scausey
Buffalo Se Pneese
Sy Tcuby
Avacase Springfield Weeseneenee Convat
Asversaessisnaees GL
Bcranton Cocevessessenens
Fig
Ata
Harper Delivers as Miners Top Canucks in Illness Fueled Game
Harper pitched steadily for the Miners as they built a 4-0 lead against the Canucks before manager Griffin collapsed with vomiting and dizziness in the sixth inning. Griffin later vomited again at St Charles hotel but recovered. the Canucks rallied for four runs, yet Toronto’s Griffin, Beard, Bonner, and Massey drove the late scoring to seal a 7-4 win.
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Canucks
Griffin
Harper
Gunson
Freard
Bonner
St. Charles Hotel
Athletics Rout Hartford in Contested Atlantic League Game
Hartford, Conn July 1 The Athletics were outplayed as visitors showed loose fielding and Hartford fought back with solid offense. Final score details are unclear due to garbled text but the Hartford club displayed competitive effort in a rough Atlantic League clash.
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Hartford
Conn
Hartfort
Hartford Co
National League scores and pitchers from July games mixed results
National League notes show Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati Washington at Cleveland Hartiore at Louisville New York at Plattehtre Brooklyn at St Louis and Louisville results. Game details include Hill pitching poorly for the Orioles in Louisville and multiple close contests with fine fielding by New York and Cincinnati pitchers. Umpires named Lynch Huret and Sheridan with several players ejected for arguing or kicking.
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Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Washington
Cleveland
Hartitore
Louieville
New York
Plitehtre
Brooklyn
T. Louis
Phillies
Reds
Vickors
Huret
Roybe
Beckley
H.H.E. Cincinnet
Balieris
Rhines
Ehret
Dammun
Pelta
Orth
Boyle
Clements
McFarland
Baltimore
Louisvallle
Pittsburg
St. Louis
le Biew
Horson
Peete
Phildelphia
Pitteburg
Krooklyn
Albany Miner Game Notes and Series Reflections
Daly opened with a two and a three base hit in his Wilkas-farre debut. Meaney’s sore pitching hand may explain yesterday’s poor showing. The last game of the present Toronto series is this afternoon with Gillon and Gunsen in the Miner battery. Walters, Bonner, and Beard contribute key extra-base hits. Hughey Jennings shows sharp contact. Irwin curses Ghitn early, learns he retired for illness. Toronto manager searches drug stores for a remedy amid Scranton’s manager’s ailments. Lake returns to Houston’s roster. Manning shows loyalty over revenue by accepting Selee’s offer for Lake’s release. Syracuse critics differ on Hamilton games’ inclusion. local officials debate league direction. Scranton’s fielding average impresses, Griffits’ club rises to second. questions linger over overall team ranking and performance.
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Daly
Wilkas-farre
Meaney
Toronto
Gillon
Gunsen
Miner Battery
Walters
Bonner
Beard
Hughey Jennings
Humghey
Irwin
Ghitn
Fred Lake
Kanra City
Hoston
Jimmy Manning
Frank Selee
Lake
Syracuse
Hamilton
Huckenberger
Weldman
Yracuse
Mr. B
Air
Burns
Franklin
Draper
Powert
Scranton
The
Tribune
Moewney
Hagan
Wellner
O'Brien
Massey
Gunson
Maguire
Doyd
Harper
Morse
Thiseam
Griffits
Wiskee-Harro
Tiffin July Race: Matt G. Wins Three Minute Trot
In today’s July race results at Tiffin the three minute trot was won by Matt G. with Crescens finishing second and Dick Mil second place in his dash.
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Toilanders
Richmond
Reading
RHE
Hendin
Chambers
Behmidt
Foster
Mansen
Burvkley
Tiffin
Matt G
Crescens
Dick Mil
Nonsensical extract lists runners and times
Fragmented OCR entry shows names and times with garbled punctuation. Mentions include Maud Leach, Maggie Driggs, Janey, Mero, Congrasua, and inconsistent pace figures. No coherent event or place is identifiable.
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Ler
Pace
hente—Hoereie Leach
Maggie Driggs
Janey
Mero
Max
Congrasua
Giant Bicycle Rider Stuns Crew After 540 Pound Crossing
A steamship St Paul arrival brings J W Grines a 540 pound bicycle rider nicknamed giant. The 41 inch chest 63 inch waist man from Sigginsport Ohio now living in Newport Kentucky says a six month bike voyage through England Ireland Wales Scotland Holland Belgium Germany and France trimmed his weight by about fifty pounds.
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American Line
St. Paul
Southampton
J. W. Grines
Grines
Sigginsport
Ohio
Newport
Cleveland
England
Ireland
Wales
Scotland
Holland
Belgium
Germany
France
Booming the Meet in Philadelphia for National West Meet
Philadelphia plans to host the National meet of the League of American Wheelmen August 4 to 7 with extensive rail fare promotions. Transportation officials in Chicago and at the west end expect large western turnout driven by one fare round trip rates from east of St. Louis and coordinated meet literature and time tables. The新聞 notes a push to regional parties forming en route and distributing pamphlets to boost attendance, with the West likely well represented at the opening gun of the meet in L A W history.
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Philadelphia
Burley Ayers
Transportation Committee
The
League of American Wheelmen
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Ayers
IL. A. W. Transportation Committee
Rockies
United States
Vermont Rides Harsh Two Year Prison for Bicycle Thieves
A Vermont law imposes a two year state prison sentence for bicycle thefts, described as tougher than any other state’s penalties. The article surveys bicycle innovations such as drink tubes on handlebars, smoking lamps, dry battery powered lamps, cushion tread tires, and notes on air consumption at speed.
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Vermont
Boyind
Reat
Racing cyclist drugs and gear advice stir controversy
An English rider collapsed after suspected overdose of a tonic before a race while winning. The piece questions sportsmanship and notes past incidents with Jimmy Michael. It discusses gear selection for track and road riding, urging moderate gears for long distances and cautioning that gear choice depends on rider fitness and road conditions.
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England
Jimmy Michael
National Cyclists’ Union
Vome
Amateur Ball Notes and League Challenges
Local clubs in Carbondale Dunmore Scranton and Moosic issue baseball challenges. Teams include Excelsior vs Nonparells in Dunmore on July 18 and Park Place Defenders versus Federals on July 12 at 2 00 a m sharp. Other matches list South Side Stars Black Diamonds Scranton Juniors Loyal Legion Drum Corps and Moo sic Populares with various venues and times.
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Excelsior
Carbondale
Nonparells
Dunmore
Richard Purcell
Joseph McCann
Park Place
Federals
BE. Collins
T. Burke
South Side Stars
Black Diamonds
John Conk
James Grandville
Scranton
L. Lpstein
South Side
Lackawannas
Balla Head
C. J. Huddy
Delaware and Hudson
Tribune
Loyal Legion Drum Corps
Sliders
Little England Stars
Laurel Hill Park
Charles Henwon
Harry Angwin
Manaer
Insurance Stove Draws Crowds at Hardware Stores
A portable stove heats only with air exposure, burning vapors rather than oil, eliminating fire and odors. It costs 25 to 50 cents to operate, moves easily, and is demonstrated by a practical cook. Large crowds attend daily to view the stove’s claimed merits. The store is on sale at hardware shops.
Burglars Sentenced, Juvenile Convicted Taken to Penitentiary
Joseph Deamond Thomas Harris and James Murphy were sentenced to three years each for robbing Schlager's store. Michael Cannon received a year and a half for aggravated assault and battery. All were transported to the eastern penitentiary by Deputy W T Simpson. Robert Hand, 13, convicted of burglary, was taken to the house of refuge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Deamond
Thomas Harris
James Murphy
Schlager
Michael Cannon
Haastern
W. T. Simpson
Robert Hand
House of Refuge
Mrs Howe Granted Divorce Over Runaway Husband
Judge Edwards yesterday granted Laurea J Howe a divorce from her estranged husband Charles A Howe. Both were Scrantonians, married in Binghamton on December 24, 1889. He left after an August 15 incident in Altoona and has not returned. last heard he was in Johnstown.
Indentured Adoptions Approved For Two Taylor Children
Court yesterday approved two petitions for adoption. Margaret Reese, 6 months old, child of David and Rachel Reese of Taylor, becomes adopted by Daniel H. James of Taylor. Mary Davis, infant daughter of Thomas M. Davis, is indentured to John M. Beemer of Mayfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Reese
David
Rachel Reese
Taylor
Daniel H. James
Mary Davis
Thomas M. Davis
John M. Beemer
Mayfield
Sheep Killers at Work Near Hepner Oregon
News from Hepner Oregon reports 150 sheep owned by Mrs. Kate Welch killed on Canyon Creek fifteen miles from Canyon City by six masked men who demanded guns from the camp staff before shooting the flock. Local ranchers fear further trouble.
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Hepner
Ore
Kate Welch
Canyon Creek
Canyon City
New Gasoline Stove Demonstration At Atlantic Exhibit
Gasoline stoves of a new make are daily shown in the Jewell building at 408 Spruce street by the Atlantic Refining company. Frank Bennett of New York city conducts demonstrations of the Insurance gasoline stove explaining how the fuel is non flammable and safe in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell
Spruce Street
Atlantic Refining Company
Frank Bennett
New York City
Kennedy committed on disorderly life charge at central police
Winnie Kennedy was brought to the central police station yesterday on a commitment issued by Alderman Rub ling of the Eleventh ward. She faces the charge of leading a disorderly life and was committed in default of $200 to answer the charge at court. She resides on Stone avenue.
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Winnie Kennedy
Central
Alderman Rubling
Eleventh Ward
Stone Avenue
Trolley Party Hosts Aide At Reilly Council Hall
The Misses Elizabeth Nellie and Frances McDermott Mamie Fagan Kate Tighe Jennie and Anna Kane of Pittston Peter Walsh and Frank Flynn of Avoca formed a trolley party and were entertained at the rooms of John Hoyles Reilly council Young Men's institute last evening.
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Elizabeth
Nellie
Frances McDermott
Mamie Fagan
Kate Tighe
Jennie
Anna Kane
Pittston
Peter Walsh
Frank Flynn
Avoca
John Hoyles' Reilly
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Pisener
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Board of Trade Building
Linden Str
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Dayton
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Franklin Avenue
the Lackawanna Wheel CO
Lackawanna
N. Washington Ave
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