Eastern League Results and Standings Highlight Syracuse Victory
The latest Eastern League results show Syracuse edging Scranton in 10th inning star turn Lezotte powering Wilkes-Barre, and Providence and Buffalo sharing wins and losses amid ten errors. Standings list Syracuse atop with 9 wins, Wilkes-Barre and Buffalo near .
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Tallenier
Syracuse
Scranton
Lezotte
Wilkes-Barre
Providence
Buffalo
Gray's
Scranton Edges Syracuse in Ten Innings for State Win
In Syracuse on July 22, Scranton and Syracuse played a tight ten inning game. Barnett and Johnson pitched well with Barnett steadier, and a line drive by W Fagan into left field scored the winning runs in the tenth. Attendance 1,200. Score: 1-0.
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Syracuse
ABRO
Welch
Soneneee
Bweeney
Minahan
Power
Eagan
Barnett
UH Scranton A.B. H. O
ACE Holme
Wank
P. Eagan
Bannon
Aeee Stearns
I Huston
Rogers
Johnson
Grantor Wee
Scranton
Balle
Stearns
Simon
Eawan Barnett
Moss Stearns
Bacon
Hess
Hurst
Lezotte Goes Four For Four With Ten Bases In Rochester Win
July 22 baseball report details Lezotte hitting three triples and a single, totaling ten bases in a pitchers duel between Harper and Coakley for Rochester. Wilkes-Barre errors costly. attendance 3,250. score listed as Loosely Played Game. Buffalo and Providence game followed with mixed defense and pitching. McGinnis and Lovett highlighted. attendance 2,000.
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Rochester
Harper
Coakley
Lezotte
Wilkes-Barres
Rochesters
Buffalo
Providence
Lovett
McGinnis
Urquhart
McAuley
Crauby
Dixon
Basset
Cooney
Murray
Ginnia
Innis
A.B. R. Hi
I. A. F Lytle
Cfi.s
Shannon
Eee Lenotte
Rheseseseene
Griffin
Cccsssene Piarh
Tdi
Isicreccesse
Il Bonner
Digeina
Ooden Smith
Oooen Coakley
Pivcevseece
Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes. Barre
Alt—Smith
Lush
Hamburg
Earl
Digging
O'Brien
Sweeney
Breckenridge
Erien
Preckenridge
Bilsea
Barre
Banes
Balle
Har
Hyr
Dirgins
National League standings show tight race amid weekly results
Baltimore and Pittsburgh split. Cleveland gains on leaders after wins over Washington. Chicago drops from sixth to eighth as New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia and Boston prepare for return series. Batteries and umpires listed for each Park games with scores and leaders between standings and results.
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Baltimore
Pittsburg
Clevelands
Washington
Percntares
Heston
Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
National League Clube
Clivelamd
Baltimere
Pittebure O
Cincinnati
Atom Ars
St. Louis
Louisville
McDermott
McCreery
Warner
Taylor
Miller
Nichola
Ganzel
Cmpire
Galvin
Firat Garm
A.M
Pittsboro
Gardner
Sugden
Hemming
Clarkson
Clark
Keefe
C. Powers
Lueld
Grim
Burnham
Cleveland
Cuppy
Young and Zimmer
Clincinnati
R. Ale
Reading Baseball Prospects Stay Bright Despite Dismantling
Potteville Pa July 22 The Reading base ball club dismanted announcement has not harmed local hopes for continued baseball this season. Management remains confident the public will support future games though Keating is not considered a strong drawing card.
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Potteville
Reading
Keating
Rochester Directors Seek Scranton Pitcher Luby
Rochester baseball directors tried Friday to obtain Luby from Scranton during the city’s visit. Manager Paine resisted, then suggested arranging the move after Scranton’s game ended. Barnie telegraphed approval but delayed action until Scranton’s big men weighed in.
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Rochester
Luby
Buat
Coloney
Scranton
Paine
Lishy
Barnie
Rarnie
Barrie
Sacwiee Bara
Unclear excerpt hints at stalled deal and tense bench incident
The fragment describes Delaney knocked out of the box and helping guard the bench in silence, while opponents opposed him. It notes attempts at casuistic arguments failing and Barnie becoming inexorable as the deal collapsed.
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Delaney
Barnie
Local baseball clubs hold gains and challenges in Scranton area
Amateur and organized teams from Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, Dunmore, Olyphant and Duryea arrange games and challenges through The Tribune. Key figures include managers and captains such as Lou Davies, WIL Hughes, Frank Jones, D. FB. Crolly, and James Bradley with 400 spectators noted at a recent Violets victory.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Olyphant
West Side Stars
Dunmore
Lou Davies
Wil Hughes
Manhattans
Cometa
Duryea
Frank Jones
Dean
Gitlern
Violets
Bethvae Stara
Wie
Violeta
Stengline
Riley
Grass Cutters
Crackajacks
Gammon's Hill
Tribune
Boys of & BF. Schoon
D. FB. Crolly
August Seanans
Colts
Petersburg
New Aug Stars
The
Charles Huber
Charles Schwitzer
Modtocs
Olyphants
County League
Entries Close as Green Ridge Meet Draws 51 Wheelmen
Green Ridge wheelmen race meet entries closed with fifty one flyers, surpassing expectations. organizers report all preparations completed and anticipate a financially successful event if Saturday is fair.
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Green Ridge
Green Riidge
Beoge
Whirls Off the Wheel Open Road Race in Newark
Century Cycle club of Newark hosts a 1 mile open road race on September 21 over a 71 mile course passing Elisabeth Plainfield and Rahway. Springfield Bicycle club plans two professional races daily during September tournament with sizable purses and donations from local merchants and cycle manufacturers. Warwick Cycle Company contributes toward a diamond prize for the international race finale. Overman Wheel Company and Union Cycle Company also pledge funds for the meet.
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Century Cycle Club of
Newark
Elisabeth
Plainfield
Rahway
Springfield Bicycle Club
Warwick Cycle Company
Overman Wheel Companypany
Union Cycle Company
Odds and Ends of Sport and Local Notes
A miscellany touches on rowing stakes at Henley and Yale Cornell futures, bird homing trials, and a new five dollar non resident hunting license. The item mentions Cornell’s mile world record and potential changes to race plans, plus state sportsmen driving enforcement of the new game law.
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Cornell
Henley
Yale
England
West Side Pound Master Faces Hostile Neighbors and Judges
Long narrative details pound master Jaco Mellick’s clashes with neighbors and mischievous children over cows he seized on South Main avenue. Alderman John presided at a hearing where Mellick failed to prove charges against a boy named Holly Whiting. Other West Side notices include arrests, family travels, deaths, funerals, and local business directory items from the same day.
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Jaco Mellick
Yale
Tuara
Melick
Hhs
South Main Avenue
Connell
Merrick
Mellick
Pound
West Side
Bat Mellick
John
John. the Latter Came and A Hearing Was Held. ‘Mellick
Burehell
Holly Whiting
W. L. Steenback
Guna
Sterner
John H. Reynold
Harbor
Fairchild
Grocerifns
Revere
F. W. Mason & Co
J. C. King
Wes Jackson Street
Wall Paper
Saengerfest Hopes On Allentown Run
Scranton Saengerrunde departs for Allentown Saengerfest as 30 German singing societies from across the state and New York prepare to compete for prizes. John Feeney of Irving Avenue suffers a serious fall at North Steel mill and remains semi conscious at Moses Taylor hospital. Funeral services held for Mrs. Watts and coming for Cella Myers. Company A awards and picnic planned at Central Park. Lawn party by Miss Mamie Coyne honors visiting Miss Kate McLoughlin. Mathew Hofmeister improves under Drs Ammann and Gardner. Miss Sarah Vaughan to visit Connecticut friends.
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Scranton Saengerrunde
Allentown
Germain
New York
Brooklyn
South Side
Saengerrunde
John Feeney
Irving Avenue
North
Moses Taylor Hospital
Feeney
Qwest
Andrew Watts
Pittston Avenue
Washburn Street
Cella
John Myers
Ceflar Avenue
Moscow
Company A
Patriotic Guarda
Central Park
Mies Mamle Coyne
Cellar Avenue
Kate McLoughlin
Pittston
Mathew Hofmeister
Alarming Death Rates In City Health Board Report
The board of health reported fifty deaths for the week ending Saturday July 20, the highest weekly rate in years. Seventy five percent were children under three, with infant mortality blamed on hot, dry weather. The city average rose to alarming levels last week, indicating a sharp increase in deaths.
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Board of Health
Infante
Death of Mrs Gillespie Interment in Hyde Park Cemetery
Mrs James Gillespie died at her Phelps Street home after a brief illness. She was born in Archbald 39 years ago and leaves a husband and six children. The funeral is set for Wednesday at 9 30 am with a requiem mass at St Peters cathedral and interment in Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery. City Hall roof leaks prompt gutter repairs by tinmen.
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Leyshon
Howard
Hyde Park Avenue
May Belle Davis
Elmira
Robert Armstrong
Jackson Street
William BR. Jones
South van Buren Avenue
Walesa
Richard Hall
Emma Thomas
Fourteenth Street
Mount Joy
Minnie Williams
Plymouth
West Side
David Heese
North Hyde Park Avenue
Lake Winola
John A. Jamey
North Bromley Avenue
Henry Lawrence
Hyde Park
Wilkes-Barre
Gertle Davis
North
Bromley Avenue
Mra. Smith
John Cusick
Swethand Street
Seprember
George White
Charles Larcher
Pleasant View
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America
New York City
Henry Howell
Forest Hill Cemetery
Hyde Park Cemetery
James Gillespleied
Phelps Street
Archbald
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Damage from slatera halts repairs soaking roof plaster
Damage from slatera caused water to soak through the roof and spoil plastering in the offices on the upper floor, after which repairs were disrupted.
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Slatera
Boston Delegates Report at Puritan Congregational Church
At Puritan church on Market street delegates to the National Christian Endeavor convention spoke last evening. John R. Davin opened with a movement history, followed by Charles E. Daniels on 6 90 early prayers and Thomas Davie recounting experiences in Scranton New York and Boston. Percy H Henry described the final consecration meeting and Mr Daniela read a song “Scranton 96” before a 9 30 benediction. Thieves broke into Myer Davidow shoe store on Penn avenue taking about $2 from the cashier. the safe held more money but remained unopened.
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Puritan Congregational Church
Puritan Church
Market Street
National Christian Endeavor Convention
John R. Davin
Christian Endeavor Movement
Charles E. Daniels
Tricounty Union
Thomas Davie
Scranton
New York
Boston
Davie
Percy H. Henry
Christian Church
Daniela
Wooler
Rim Park Choir
Chrisian Endeavor
Sunday services halted in Dunmore Presbyterian church seasonally
Dunmore residents note no Sunday evening services at the Presbyterian church during warm weather until September 1. Local leisure and travel facts include Miss Maud Savage and Grace Stanton at Lake Winola, and Mrs M S Knight visiting Cherry Street with family.
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Presbyterian Church
Maud Savage
Grace Stanton
Lake Winola
Christian Endeavor
Boston
Coliery
W. H. Stubblebine
Calvary Reformed Church
Gibson Street
Scranton
L. I. Snyder
Dudley Street
West Side
No. 6
Young Men's Institute
Ambrose J. Byrne
Grand Council
Indianapolis
Byrne
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