Springfield Victorious In Doubleheader Ousting Scranton
Springfield swept Scranton Wilkes-Barre with 7 to 0 and 7 to 5 scores at home. Providence faded as Wilkes-Barre rallied to 7 over Providence 7 to 5 behind Rudderham’s relief and strong batting. Attendance 1,600. Umpire Gaffney. Time 1.4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Scranton. Field
Scranton Wilkes-Barre
Providence
Wiskee-Barre
Grays
Sprinfield
Scranton
Ponies
Wilkes-Barre
Rudderham
Wilkes- Barre
Balla
Rogera
Dixon
Murray
Lyttle
Lesotte
Griffin
Bassett
McAuley
Lezotte
Bonner
Cooney
Leszotte
Smith
Shannon
Legotte
Earl
Rogers
Gaffney
Wilkes-Barre Wins Ascitar Game Amid Steady Start
July 11 report shows Wilkes-Barre winning a tense Ascitar contest as Providence TS omen opened with a four-run surge. The scene notes a steady effort by the home team and a decisive early push setting the tone for the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiaeree
National League Standings and Ties Noted in Slapstick Night
Yesterday's NL results leave standings largely unchanged except for Cincinnati and Chicago after the Tatter's loss to Baltimore. Louisville and Boston played a sensational tie as rain and darkness interrupted several games, with individual batteries listed for each park and umpire assignments noted.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Tatter
Baltimore
Loulaville
Boston
Louleville
Louisville
Hite
MoeDermott
Warner
Dolan
Ryan
McDonald
Hutchinson
Thornton and Donahue
Hemming and Clark
Keefe
Pottsville Club Faces Uncertain Future in Reading
President Hanlon of the State League said Pottsville will play in Reading again tomorrow but warned that establishing a stock company in the city looks unlikely. Witman, owner of the grounds, asks too much for use, risking disbandment if factory deals cannot be arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Hanlon
State League
Pottsville
Witman
Amity Base Ball Club Challenges For July 30 Game
G P Sommerer manager of the Amity Base Ball club of Honesdale issues a challenge to Scranton area amateur clubs to play at the Red Men's picnic grounds on July 30 at Lake Ariel for a $20 prize plus protective gear. He also invites matches at Honesdale on Saturdays for fun or money with replies via The Tribune or Sommerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amitys
Honesdale
Scranton Tribune
Hornsdale
G. P. Sommerer
Amity Base Ball Club
Scranton
Tureday
Lake Ariel
Red Men
The
Tribune
G. P. Sommers
North End Stars
Green Ridge
D. Williams
Balla Stars
Dunmore
Starlights
Smoketown
A. Moran
Comet Base Hall
Apollo
Duryear Grounds
O' Boyle
John McDonald
Dodgers
Old Forge
Apelica
Joe Hayes
Actives
North End
Young Men's Christian Association
Driving Park
Taylor
James Littlejohn
Athletics
Hyde Park
Littlejohn
Griffin
Aoctivos
Littejohn
J. Littlejohn
Lewis
Hughes
McNulty
Maloy
Springfield Battery Preview And Early Season Notes
Springfield hosts Laby and Smith as the likely battery. The text questions Meaney’s heat and arm, notes five games with Providence and Springfeld, mentions Bozanton’s lone win, Breitenstein's five wins in six against the Baltimores, and that he pitched in every Browns win over the champions.
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Springfield
Laby
Smith
Meaney
Providence
Springfeld
Bozanton
Breitenstein
Baltimores
Browns
Springfield and Scranton Meet Indies' Gay in New York Trip
Springfield and Scranton teams travel to New York via Long Island Sound for a Tuesday game with Indies Gay after a morning arrival. Amateur baseball notes list Moosic vs Electrics of Taylorville, and other regional clubs scheduling games at Dunmore and Driving Parks with multiple managers and captains named. The day also features a driving parade and bar carnival at Wesley Lake with race and track summaries.
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Springfield
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Indies
Springfeld
New York
Long Island Sound
Saunders
Bald
Gardiner
Titus
Wesley Lake
Corser Second in Third Preliminary at Asbury Park Mile Heat
At Asbury Park New Jersey July 11 the two mile handicap trials continued with Corser of Scranton placing second in the third heat. A. W. Abel of Arlington won the heat while Walter Douglas dominated the two mile master event. The Tandem paced professional race saw St Onge fall and Berlo finish alone. Titus and MacDonald sparked a dead heat in the two mile national championship heat amid tense finishes and large fields.
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C. C. Dirpberger
Buffalo
Donald McKay
G. Douglass
A. W. Abel
Arton
Henshaw
New York
Arthur Garringer
F. H. Allen
Frank J
Natler
Arthur Gardiner
C. Ht. Coulter
Marl River
Terrell
E. Caldwell
F. B. Stowe
P. J. Berle
Boxton
J. F. Starbuck
Riverton
H. EK. Martholomew
R. McCur
Scranton
Asbury
Zimmy
Wheeler
Asbury Park
N. J
League of American Wheelmen
Mott
A. D. Kennedy
Chicago Flyer
Kennedy
McKay
Denver
C. Dirnberger
Corser
Walter Douglas
America
J. B. Corser
Arlington
Tom Butler
Boston
Ertz
Douglas
Caldwell
Manchester
Zimmerman
Fred St. Onge
Berlo
Starbuck
Eaton
Bartholomew
Cutter
McCurdy
St. Onge Toom
Abanne
Bald
MacDonald
Titus
Gardiner
Scott
Hart
Earl
Ike
Kansas
Monte Scott
Parl
Wille Terrell
Little Kiser
Kiser
Johnsons
Butler
Coulter
Cornell's Condition Affects Henley Plans For 1896
At Henley on July 11 the Cambridge Trinity Hall eight won the grand challenge cup final, defeating Cornell, whose actions over Leander in a heat drew criticism. Cornell trustees and supporters outlined funds to send two crews to Henley in 1896 amid mixed Yale reactions to Cornell's performance.
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Henley
Cornell
Trinity Hall (Cambridge
Cornells
Leander
Ithaca
Henley Inn
University
New Haven
Conn
Yale
England
Swartz Defeats Meyers in Scranton Wing Shoot
Scranton wing shot Harry D. Swarts defeated Berks county champion H. M. Meyers in Reading today. Swarts hit forty two of fifty birds while Meyers totaled thirty nine. The match carried a hundred dollar side stake with fifty five phoona and thirty yard nine fifty yard boundary on elbow.
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Scranton
Berks County
Scranton Tribune
Reading
Harry D. Swarts
H. M. Meyers
Swartz
Meyers
Phoona
Green Ridge wheelmen set heats for summer driving races
The Driving Park meet on the 27th will feature heats to filter slow riders. Entry rush favors New York racers with New Jersey strong. If weather holds, an exciting afternoon is expected as the Gentlemen's Driving Club plans a summer trotting season.
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Green Ridge
Driving Park
New York
New Jersey
Gentlemen's Driving Club
Dixon and Connolly to Fight for July Bout
Boston reporters announce that George Dixon and Tommy Connolly agreed to a twenty five round welterweight title bout on July in Boston. The match will be judged on a decision with a share of the gate receipts allocated to the prize fund.
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Frank E H. Morton
Folin
Masonciusette
Bliss H Morton
Flour Quality Guarantee Promises Best Market Standard
A note asserts our flour is the best on the market and guarantees perfect satisfaction with the product. The claim accompanies a sale item for a flan priced at $4.50 for four servings.
Miss Ansleys Piano Recital Highlighted West Side Evening
Readers of the West Side paper recall Miss Anna Ansley, noted music teacher, and her pupils who performed at her Meridian street home. Performances included selections by Miss Pearl Porter, Miss Grace Harber, Miss Edna Stevens, Miss Gertrude Gilhool, Miss Ida Whetston, Miss Katherine Dunn, Miss Ruth Brooks, Miss Margaret Jones, and Miss Alda Atkinson with varied vocal and instrumental pieces.
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Anna Ansley
Meridian Street
Rosender Falter
Pearl Porter
Grace Harber
Edna Stevens
Gertrude Gilhool
Ida Whetston
Eave
Streabog
Katherine Dunn
Ruth Brooks
Misa Margaret Jones
Wellings
Misa Jones
Clarence Debow
Misa Alda Aitkinson
Misa Edna Stevens
Henrietta Dunkerly
Miss Jones
Jessie Smith
Ethel Porter
Angley
Kilte Sweeney
South Garfield Avenue
William Davin
Plymouth
Harry Edwards
South Main Avenue
Keystone Lodge
Loyal Knights of America
Lake Ariel
Morris Lodge
Mise Ida Harris
Bellevue Street
Philip Berton
West Lackawanna Avenue
Waverly
Lewis
Eynon Street
Hertha Reese
Hyde Park Avenue
Norwich
Corn
Hopital
Reese
Bellevue Hospital
E. A. Crittenden and Son
Troy
Atlantic City
Mra. Crittenden
Jackson Street
John Thomas
Luzerne Street
Reese Reese
Tom Lewis
Thomas
Gallagher
Hobinson Street
Hennessy Court
Menara & Hagen
First Welsh
Money Arrives. Reynolds Bails Pierce for October Court
Detective T. E. Reynolds becomes Pierce's temporary bondsman by agreeing to $2,000 bail for Pierce's October session in United States district court at Pittsburg. Reynolds would cover if Pierce's relatives provide funds, with Pierce relying on wealthy Paterson relatives and affluent connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Reynolds
Pierce
Reynolds
Walter Pierce
United States District Court
Pittsburg
Paterson
Cours
Believers Conference and Christian Workers Convention
A Believers Conference and Christian Workers convention will run from next Wednesday to Sunday on the tabernacle grounds Adams Avenue Green Ridge from 6 10 a m to 1 p m. Reva James Seoville and William H M McArthur pastor of the Gospel Tabernacle will manage with prominent regional and international speakers scheduled to lead services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Believers’ Conference
Christian Workers
Tabernacle
Adams Avenue
Green Ridge
Reva
James Seoville
William H. M. McArthur
The
Gospel Tabernacle
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Arry
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Soves
Ll. PC
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Nn Lynch
Grigson
Heed Radford
Enseeee Eagan
C.cecseses
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Bedeneenee
Sprinefield
Huyton
Scheffer
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Gunson
Shan
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Botte
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Psmith
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Knight
A Dixon
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R. H.E. Cleveland
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German
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Grim
Emalle
St. Louis
R. HE
Philadelphia
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Estee
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Washington
Louis
Pottavilla
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Everson and Weand
Fox
Hazleton
R. Ele
Allentown
Milligan
Smith and Moore
Carbondale
Carboniale
Lancaster
Battersea
McLaughlin
Patchen
Yeager
Yerkes
Arthur
Moosic
Electrics
Taylorville
Mooste
Wilkes-Barre Young Men's Christhat
Vale
Scranton Driving Park
Green Ridge Wheelmen
Anes
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Miss Ansley
Hor
Margaret Jones
Don Sullivan
Aldo
Emerson Owen
Sullivan
Con
Patriotic Order Sona of America
Alfred Twining
Im Newton
J. Archie Jones
W. D. Edwards
Earnest Scott
James Huston
Frank Phillipe
Elijah Lavette
Allentonn
Aungust
Albert Davis
Stewart Besecker
J. J. Green
Simpeon Chapter
Methodist Episcopal Church
William N. Chase
Willam H. Crawford
Anna Hughes
Hattle Smith
Rachel Jones
Georgie Kittle
Albert Hartman
James Hartman
William N., Chase
Frank Williams
Will Betterly
Wil Long
John Payne
Harry Hartman
John Devine
Mason's
Robert Morris Lodge
Ivorites
W. George Powell
Frank S&iorra
Scranton Street
Nellie
Lola Fellows
Kigston
Mary King
Merrifield Street
Edith Evans
Hugh Roberts
Patrick McCaffrey
Hmma ‘Masters
Salvation Army
Mary Edwards
Gertrude Miller
Edna Williams
Boul Main Avenue
Middle Granville
N. Y
Edward Weston
Muliein Street
Oxford
Serena
West Side
W. J. Steenbark
West Side Bank
Starner
Sooth Main Avenue
John H. Reynold
Fairchild
F. W. Mason & Co
South Martin Avenue
J. C. King
Wall Paper
Fred Reynolds
North Main Avenue
William D. Griffiths
Durisghts
Spruge
Bert Pia Hi
Hostinatos
Mens
Chiwical Co
Mans
the Narcoti Chemical CO
Springfield, Mass
Peddiers
Dewittt, Eve
Scranton Howse
Lackawanna Ave
Horns Dairy
Vtollam
Ltobandt
U.S
Federal ST
William S. Millar
Wyoming Ave
Center St
Washington Avenue
Nay-Ang. Pa, It. Aw.y. RR
M. H. Dale
Scranton, Pa
Oil and Manufacturing
Axe
Meridian
M. W. Colling
Davidow
Shoe Store
Penn Ave
Great Clearing Sale
Oxfords
Mena
Wii
Soepe
Davidow’s Store
Ano
Pena Avenua
U. E
Crofut
Prop'r
Heart Lake, Pa
Dy le & W
MT. Pleasant
Poweer
Drice
Voming
Avenu
WM. T. Smith
Gilhool
Sud
Boveuth Street
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