Baseball Notes Show Scranton Fall Short to Ancients and Pottsville Shutout Harrisburg
Scranton defeated by Allentown and Harrisburg shut out at Pottsville while Hazleton beats Philadelphia and Lancaster defeats Reading. Standings show Allentown leading with four wins and no defeats, with Lancaster and Pottsville tied for second. The Eureka battery and Nolan clash highlighted a tense game with umpire Hopewell drawing protests from Eureka fans.
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Harrisburg
Pottsville
Hazleton
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Reading
Allentown
Pottaville
Scranton
Fox
James Boys
Pina Brook
Warekas
Providence
Nolan
Altoons
Eurekas
Regan Brothers
Eureka’ Battery
Frank Regan
Harry Hopewell
Hurekas
Providence Boys
Rafferty
Hopewell
Wateranton
Norrisburg
Allentown Slips in League Race as Scranton Stays Strong
Allentown fell further in the standings after a defeat to Scranton. Fignaghan pitched solidly for the Aliontuns while Serestin’s club capitalized in the sixth inning, scoring five runs to widen the gap and seal the game.
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Sividal
Les Tonn
Sereston
King's Evily
Fignaghan
Aliontuns Ten
Hurley, Reed, and Umpire in Philadelphia Area Baseball Scores
Philadelphia and Reading regions report baseball scores with Hagleton, Hasleton, and Clark leading hitters. Multiple games show Lancaster, Pottsville, Harrisburg, and Pottsville exchanges with errors and prominent battery pairs listed.
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Philadelphia
Hagleton
Hasleton
Errora
Batterina
Hillman and Clark
J. Ely
Moore
Valee
Reading
Keatingwwu
Lancaster
Xu Wits
Batteries
Cimmings
Lustace
Goodbart
Mayer and Cota
Pottaville
Harrisburg
Pottsville
Patterles
Fox and Potts
Sprogel and Wonte
Pittsburgh and New York Face Off In Erratic Baseball Card
A series of misplays and scattered hits mark games across cities including Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati Louisville Cleveland Chicago and Brooklyn. Box scores note hits errors and pitchers names such as Rusie Wilson Borton Dwyer Murphy Hurst Lynch and McQuad with varied Umpire calls across multiple venues.
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Pitteburg
New York
Hile
Brvors
Pittsburg
Battersen—German
Rusie
Wilson
Killen
Merritt
Cincinnati
Rostor
Boston
Borton
Dutteries
Stivetta
Ryan
Dwyer
Murphy
Gaffney
Louisville
Washington
Sullivan
Dugdale
Knell and Grim
Hurst
Cleveland
Philadelphia
White
Errora
Batterles
Carsey
Callahan
Harner
Grady
Clarkson
Cuppy
Zimmer
Lynch
Chicago
Brooklyn
Hite
Kennedy
Gantright
Dailey
Stratton
Thrives
Weaver
McQuad
Sports Scores Snapshot from Recent Games
At Springfield Buffalo 8 Springfield 7. At Troy Troy 6 Wilkes Barre 0. At Providence Providence 7 Erie 6.
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Springfield
Buffalo
Troy
Wilkes-Barre
Providence
Erie
Local teams clash in decisive ball park game
In Eurekas match hosted yesterday at the ball park, a competitive contest drew crowds despite rough play. The event featured a $100 side bet and showcased the age setting of Leokawa county, highlighting the tense atmosphere and emerging talent.
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Leokawanow County
Ball Park
Meyers Resigns as State League President
President Meyers resigns as head of the State league and calls a meeting of the Schedule Committee at Lancaster on Sunday July 15. The meeting will address complaints about the recently adopted schedule and Meyers will depart as president at that time.
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Hanntsuvna
Meyers
State League
Lancaster
Pool
City
Pottsville releases key players as Harrisburg hosts season
Buckles and Roth are cut from Pottsville while Harrisburg plans to finish the season at home. A new Philadelphia State League team will wear gray with black accoutrements. Umpire changes include Howard Valle and George Cross. The State League schedules thirty straight away games then a month at home. Players and managers react to rostering and protest potential. An executive committee reshapes Pottsville management and lineup for upcoming games.
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Pottsville
Harrisburg
Mahoney
Swift
Lla Lome
Howard Valle
Philadelphia
George Cross
Indiaveyolis
Chamberlain
Jack Tighe
Hazleton
Dierloess
Lim
Hrodie
Baltimores
Weil
Arthur Irwin
Southern
Ornal Springfield Union
Kattrick
Springfield
Kettrics
Powers
Spyder
Doescher
Pennsys- Vania
Randall
Idfield
Hebtor Montgomery
Hamiltons
Jack Leiper
Leipervilles
Jansen
Rivertown
Tip’ O'Neil
Gloureaters
Stephenson
Pottaville
Philip J. Connell
George Graeff
C. N. Metlinnes
Mr. Smith
Jana
Elis
Nyce
Hill
Tighe
Potts
Diggina
Golden
Suith
Fuller
Rivalry heats up as Allilla faces trial in mail letter case
General Sporting Notes reports Allilla, once Sandow's mentor now rival, held for trial on charges of sending scornful letters through the mail to Sandow. The piece notes Brighton Beach yearlings sold for modest sums, highest at 180 dollars, with bettors appearing flush and betting volumes high at the track.
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Allilla
Sandow
Searcilons
J. Lewin
Brighton Beach
Toenday
Tmiler
Sheepshead Bay
Delightful Love Song From Charlies Ludors Poem
A Philadelphia Record note previews a verse from Charlies Henry Ludors, listing a short love lyric to be printed in Pegasus club’s forthcoming volume. The fragmentary poem speaks of winds breaking blossoms, a maiden’s path, dew, tears, and a distant kiss amid roses.
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Philadelphia Record
Charlies
Henry Ludors
Pegasus Club
Noted Wheelmen and Rules Spark New Cycling Era
The article celebrates Lee Richardson’s backward half mile ride and previews Massachusetts speed limits and bell laws taking effect next Saturday. It notes Raymond McDonald and Fred Royce as leading Class A contenders, a 25 mile New Jersey road race in September, and Chicago’s Asbury Park riders. It mentions six day race prep at Central Park and a shift toward professional status in the League of American Wheelmen, plus a cheap electric lamp gadget for bicycles and health product ads.
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Lee Richardson
Massachusetts
Raymond McDonald
y'Fred” Royce
Tourist Cycle Club
Zimerman
New Jersey
Eugareth-Cranford
Chicago
Asbury Park
Bliss, Lomaden
Githena
Hires
California
Henry Uremminger
Dack
Alexander
Albert Schock
Jack” Prince
Manhattan Field
Central Park Riding Academy
Bald
Titus
Miller
Dake
Kennuely
Helfert
Young
Whidle
Bode
Tyuxis
MacDonald
Steenson
AL Murphy
Culver
Schuger
Tyler
W. PF. Murphy
Pepsiden
Lascomb
Liga A
Simon Pure Amonteurs
Jeague
Timbershin
American Wivermen
J. 5. Johnson
France
T. W. Eck
Johnson
Toronte
Wolinson
Scranton Proposals for Sidewalks and Culverts
Sealed proposals will be received at Scranton Street Commissioner Office for laying of flagstone sidewalks curbs and setting of curbstones on South Main Avenue and Seventh Street and for Prospect Avenue culvert work. Bids must include separate prices for paving and setting and builders must post a fifty dollar bid cash or certified check. Bids due July 1 with work to be completed within sixty days. city reserves right to reject all bids.
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South Main Avenue
Lagrace
Tompten
City Connect
Phil, Kirst
Scranton
Wietru
Seventh Street
Lackawayne
Scranton Street
Scranon
Wottl
Nort Main
City Olek
Rwilers
Hall State Pelo
SGN Gee Ciey
M.T. Lavelle
Borehton
Korantan
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Stafford
Meadow Brook
Healty
Beranton
Gine
Owlet
Boranton
Joly
Daly
Pittston Avenue
Fcranton
Lavelle
John Jermyn
Priceburgh
Jormyn
No. U
Hefoot
Dunmore
Messrs. Davies & Griffin
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Chas. H. Welles
Legal
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Janet. de Witt
Enid
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Executrix
Financial Statement
Dalton Independent School District
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North Abington Township
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Scurnaton Reading CO
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Hotel Waverly
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T. J. Victory
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the Bell Clothing House
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Perce Diamonds
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