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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1896

Page

6

Buffalo Edges Rochester in Key Open Day Game

Buffalo defeated Rochester in a postponement of yesterday's open day. Mulvey's costly error cost Rochester the game and narrowed the gap with Providence for first place as Buffalo moved ahead in the standings. Eastern League schedule features six game series in four New York cities including Scranton at Buffalo and Albany at Providence.

Buffalo Rochester Mulvey Brownies Providence Pennsylvania New York State Scranton Wilkes-Barrett Albany Springtielt Syracuse

Bisons Beat Rochester In Tight Buffalo Battle

In Buffalo on July 27 the Bisons edged Rochester in a close game with late hits and costly errors. Malves's miscue cost Rochester as Buffalo scored the winning run. Batteries were Wadeworth and Ho Smith for Buffalo with Easton and Boyd also contributing.

Buffalo Todes Bisons Rochesters Malves Rochester Wadeworth Ho Smith Easton Boyd

Scranton Baseball Team Loses Key Players on Buffalo Trip

Corbett Bowerman and Ward miss the 1:47 train to Buffalo with Scranton. Corbett seeks talks with Hanlon in Baltimore. Bowerman rests two weeks due to a pitching hand injury. Ward strains his stomach and stays home a week. Kiester will cover second, O'Brien third, Meaney in right, Griffin center. Johnson Brown and Gillon bare the pitching staff. Meaney may pitch in emergency. Lovett may sign to replace missing arms.

Corbett Bowerman Baltimore Colt Battery Ward Scranton Buffalo Baltimore Hanlon Griffin Rochester Kiester O'Brien Meaney Johnson Brown Gillon Lovett Providence

At The Plate The Verbal Battle Between Batter and Umpire

The article describes the constant verbal skirmishing at the plate among catcher batter and umpire. It notes how catchers tease batters to gain an edge and how cool batsmen try to rattle backstops and pitchers while the umpire wields light quips. It cites Kittridge Donohue and Mike Kelly as notable rattlers.

Bateman Kittridge Donohue Colt Mike Kelly Brooklyn Tom Daly

Spectator Row and Field Banter At A Base Ball Game

The piece describes fans in the stands, mentioning Blondie and Bes sie, with Tom Daly and Sandon Mertes involved in a lively, taunting scene. Umpire disputes rise as players and onlookers debate strikes while teammates and managers trade jibes and anecdotes.

Baseball anecdotes mix with management bids and old figures

The article blends colorful baseball notes from early era figures. It cites Drosty Rhodes of the Dun fucket club suing Cantiet over pay, remarks on umpiring by Swartwood and Dorsecher, and manager insights from Lewin and Trwint on the New York club. It recounts Stovey's contract saga with Abell and the Brotherhood and ends with a reflection on the volatile life of players and owners.

Meaheason Abe Springfield News Dee Mir Keitrick Jim Jong Dorsecher Swartwol Larry Kettrick Swartwood Doeseher Titichities Lewin New York Freeman Trewin New York Clip Matey Wiis Gaidther Honiton Iowin Bieless Ling Dt Addet Trwiti Wand Stromedy New Yorks J. Marl Wagner Washington Secon Dahlen Anote Anson Lin Toe MD Llanos Orioles Maine Joe Kelly Thease Hilly Mellunnigle NWF Chis Abell Brooklyn Lub Harry Stoves Protherhood Stoves Brotherhood Stovey New Bedford Mose Abell Boston Brotherhool Ehrb Fast Base Iudl Company Metiunalyte

Mas-Beens Accept Eureka Challenge on August Fourth

The Mas-Beens accept the challenge of the Eurekas for Aug. 4 on the Eureka grounds. Answer in The Tribune is not dsfactory. J. Connell, captain.

Tribune J. Connell

Bicycle Races Postponed To Tonight Elmhurst Event

The Beranton Bicycle Club planned a run to Elmhurst was halted by rain last night and will be held tonight. A supper at Schiebel's is included in the evening's arrangements.

Beranton Bicycle Club Elmhurst Schiebel's Te

Old Ball Players Do ing Business After Baseball

A Buffalo Times list shows former players turning to varied trades from dentists to saloonkeepers and lawyers. The piece notes many earn modest fortunes post careers while some linger in public memory as bookmakers or local officials.

Sears Ane Buffalo Times Kid Baldwin Cincinnati al Bushong Worcester Boseman Salomnist New York Blondie Purcell Traaker Nat Hudson Chica Nick Carpentier

Powell manager new Orleans payment in gold coin

Powell manager in New Orleans faces repayment terms stated in a court record. The mortgage document carries a stipulation concerning the money involved and its settlement method.

Powell New Orleans

Mortgage loan in Belleville banker’s asset ties to gold only

A circuit clerk record from Carlyle Illinois shows a $4,750 mortgage on real estate to August Hoepker by Philip Gundlach. The loan runs seven years at 5 percent and requires principal and interest to be paid in gold coin of the present standard weight. Hoepker is a farmer. Gundlach is a wealthy Belleville resident and longtime Democrat who recently joined a sound money party.

Carlyle Alinois Philip Gundlach August Hoepker United States Hoepker Gundlach Belleville Ehuty

Woman Arrested For Carrying Revolver In Shop Theft

Pietro Angiolina and sister Jenny chased a shoplifter from a 1 Hester street grocery. Jenny drew a revolver on Morphus on the roof and followed him as police halted the pursuit. she paid a fine in Centre Street court and was held for trial.

News York Pietro Angiolina Jenny Hester Street Joseph Morphys Jenny Uly Centre Street Trate Krank

Speakers on Dover Streets Arrested for Public Meeting Violation

In Dover Delaware a single tax protest sparked arrests for holding street meetings without a permit. Nine speakers were jailed after choosing imprisonment over a fine with authorities vowing no let up and jail expected to hold up to six hundred.

Dover Del Delaware

Cause of Common Honesty in Gold Standard Debate

Tendon reports Lord Barrer former secretary of the board of trade discusses the U S currency issue in the Cheontele. He argues the gold standard outlook is generally good and recent events clarify the path ahead. Lond Farrer advocates an honest role and ties the gold standard to common honesty in the current US struggle.

Lord Barrer The Board of Trade United States Lond Farrer Trent

Widow and children discover deed to gold mine

In New York July 27 a widow and her children of Wo Ro Newberger, a wholesale butter dealer to Baltimore, suddenly gain wealth after a deed to thirteen lots in the Cuninison Colorado gold mine district is found. The land in Petersburg Speke Creek area is described as among the best in the district.

New York Newberer Baltimore Cunnison Colo Worth Shaw Newberger W. PB. Rose

Murder at a Country Dance Snaps Employer in trivial quarrel

At a village dance in Sthwellville Willan Croft a WY youth shot and killed August Strighe the employer over a trifling dispute. The incident happened on July 27 as the crowd dispersed and Croft surrendered to local authorities. Strighe was well known in the community and left a widow and two children.

Maetish Sthwellville Willan Croft August Strighe

Croft kills Strigle after quarrel over dance event

A farm hand Croft shot and killed Strigle following a dispute over a square dance. A posse formed to seek Croft, raising fears of lynching as neighbors pursue the suspect. Strigle leaves a widow and five children.

Strighe Croft Arival Strigle Strigle

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