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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1897

Page

3

Rain Delay Hampers Baseball Schedule Across Circuits

Weather disrupted scores across major circuits with rain delaying many games. Orioles rest aids them to second place as Cincinnati falters with Chicago victory. The Boston and New York pairings, plus Louisville and Brooklyn matches, were affected by showers while several minor contests and local club challenges are listed.

Boston Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn Lowleville Washington Haltimore Philadelphia Pittsburg New York Cleveland St. Louis

Eastern League Schedule Aids Rainy Montreal Scranton

Rain disrupts several games across the league. SCRANTON AT MONTREAL and SPRINGFIELD AT TORONTO are on likely hold with Providence at Buffalo and Wilkes-Barre at Syracuse also affected.

Scranton Montreal Springfield Toronto Providence Burfata Wilkes-Barre Syracuse

Notable Baseball Highlights Amid Rain Delays Across Cities

Montreal reports Lynch's spectacular running catch with bases loaded and two outs as Eagan's line drive sparks excitement. Beere and J. Pluvius Win in separate events as Toronto notes Springfield Toronto doubleheader postponed by rain with Syracuse, Wilkes-Barre also rained out and Buffalo Providence games delayed.

Montreal Lynch Eagan Beere J. Pluvius Toronto Ont Springfield-Toronto Syracuse N. Y Syracuse- Wilkes-Barre Buffalo Buffalo-Providence Fame

Paterson Edges Norfolk On Ninth Inning Hitting

In Norfolk Paterson scored three runs in the ninth on hitting but the game was halted by darkness after both sides were blanked in the tenth. Final score shows Norfolk and Paterson tied, with pitchers Nichols and Snyder working the late innings.

Norfolk Paterson Oning

Scranton Club Faces Shakeup After Lengthy Losing Streak

The Scranton club plans a bench shift with Maguire first in line to bench. A Batlon will move from right field to third base as Manager Griff WHI assumes command at the garden, depopulating the lineup. Pitcher Tom Johnson, released by Philadelphia, has been offered to Scranton but Stallings asks a prohibitive price, likely ending the deal.

Scranton Maguire Grifffin

Legendary arms Mullane and McGuire Told By Earl Wagner

Earl Wagner notes two veteran pitchers Tony Mullane and Jim McGuire possess extraordinary arms. He recalls Mullane’s long pro career and temper episodes in the 1880s, and McGuire’s battered but reliable arm with dramatic moments in Louisville and quick, heavy throws praised by infielders.

Tony Mullane Jim McGuire Earl Wagner Tony Minoh Jim Bath Louisville Stuckey Mullane McGuire Lanney Massige

Umpire Staffing and Player Trades Highlight Baseball Scene

Dan Campbell faces trial on Atlantic league umpire staff as turmoil surrounds players and managers. Hoffmeister earns unexpected cash, Dusty Miller seeks release from Cincinnati amid bleacher roasts, Dowling and Miller eyed for farmed moves, Evans re signs, Berger eyed by Buffalo and Montreal as a potential Eastern League umpire.

Dan Campbell Benchville N FB. Young Tommy Connelly Tony Mullane Pittsburg Hoffmeister Dusty" Miller Cincinnati Dusty Dowling Miller Loulaville Evans Louisville Berger Buffalo Pittsburg Chronicle- Telegraph Rowe Dutch Berger Erle Cortland Scranton Montreal Francis Murphy

Amateur Ball Notes Challenge at Dunmore Grounds

The Dunmore Nonpareile challenge the Apollos of Beranton to a ball game on the Dunmore grounds August 1. A reply is requested if the challenge is satisfactory.

Dunmore Apollos of

Bernstein and Wright Set for Twenty Round Match at Music Hall

Promoter Jack Skelly of Brooklyn arrives with Fred Wright of Peabody Mass to settle in for the bout with Joe Bernstein of New York City. Wright trains at Pittston with James Judge and weighs near 124 pounds. Bernstein shows top form, sparring at Scranton gym and declaring confidence in Wright as a challenger. Shelly predicts Wright could become the featherweight champion.

Jack Skelly Brooklyn N. Y Joe Bernstein New York City Fred. Wright Peabody Mass Music Hall Wright Pittston James Judge Skelly Bernstein Jack Tire Red Connolly Hernstein Mimhurst Boulevard St. Charles Scranton Gleyele Club Scranton New York Shelly

Races At Cleveland Feature Tough Track Conditions

Crowds gathered despite threatening skies for grand circuit events in Cleveland Ohio. Rain left the track poor and three trots or pacers ran with Dare Devil Courier Journal Satin Slipper and Bentwood among the favorites, with Dare Devil winning the 2.25 trot in straight heats and Satin Slipper taking a narrow victory in the final heat of the 2.25 pace after drivers swapped.

Cleveland Dare Devil Hamiina Village Farm Prank Trogash Prise Masachusetts Courier Journal Frank Togash Hest Planet Logaish Hiate Satin Slipper Bentwood Geers Elsinor Batin Slipper

Bicycles Compared: American Rims and British Guard Standards

An observer compares American and British bicycles noting wooden rims on many American bikes versus steel rims on British models. American mudguards are short and wooden, while British guards are steel or celluloid and suited for rainier roads. The piece questions why exporters don’t tailor machines to local conditions.

Championship target matches prizewinners at Union Hill

At Union Hill New Jersey last week H M Spencer of Dunmore divided the first prize of 240 dollars in one match and won a gold and a silver medal plus other prizes. Andrew Kehrle of Scranton won a gold medal a silver medal a silver watch and 20 dollars in prize money.

Union Hill N. J H. M. Spencer Dunmore Anderw Kehrle Scranton

St Bernard Parish Purses Five Thousand Fight Add Licenses

New Orleans reports that officials in St Bernard Parish require a license of 500 for each fight offering a 5000 purse to be paid by the club. If approved plans proceed the anticipated bouts may be canceled or become financial failures.

New Orleans St. Bernard Parish MacAuliffe Burke

Artie Latham's Wit At Baxteren Park Field

The piece recalls Artie Latham a famed clown of the era who faced aging as fast pitchers crowded him out. At a Chicago versus Brooklyn Players' league game at Baxteren Park in 18 the derrick and chain toppled during a clamor. Latham calmed the crowd with a quip about money being counted.

Latham Artie Lath Chicago Brooklyn Baxtern Park Byrne

Tim Hursts Odd Advice Stops Star Player Kicking

Umpire Tim Hurst restrained a fiery captain with a sharp, peculiar rebuke after a bold threat. He warned the player in private of quiet retaliation, signaling he could break the jaw if forced, a menacing moment in a tense on-field exchange.

Hurst Tim Hurst Tim Enoly Huret

Two Experts Swim Ten Miles From Narragansett to Newport

A grueling ten mile swimming match from Narragansett Pier to Newport Friday ended in a dead heat between Professor J. Starck and John Glenister of Brooklyn. The start was at 1 55 p m with rough seas and threatening weather. Both swimmers faced porpoises and sharks as steamers and a yacht shadowed the race. They finished at Commercial Wharf after five hours and three minutes, beating the previous five and a half hour record by BR J McNally of Boston who is abroad preparing to swim the Channel.

Narragansett Pier Newport Professor J. #. Starck John Glenister Brooklyn Sherry Beaver Tall Giomister Btar Commercial Wharf

Noted Track and Football Plans Incremental Updates

Noted that Star Peinter defeated Joe Patchen and Frank Rgan in Chicago racing notes. Plan set to begin Sara toga races after noon daily. Yale Princeton football game scheduled for Yale field New Haven on November 1. Bradley and Harper aim to run livered yards race Saturday with Harper offering 14% yards start. venue to be decided.

Star Peinter Joe Patchen Frank Rgan Chicago Yale

British Wheels and Ours at Dublin Show

Connell Ashby reported the Dublin bicycle show offered a cross Atlantic comparison. About 60 machines were on display with most British and French designs resembling American builds. Notable differences appeared in construction and fittings including higher crank brackets on American and British models.

State Department Dublin Ireland Conell Ashby

Soul of an Artist explored by a curious sequestered man

The article recalls a tale where a missionary questions a sequestered figure about his motives. The man admits intent to test his power by attempting to pick a woman's pocket, arguing greed ended up irrelevant as nothing valuable was taken.

Indianapolis Journal

L A W Members At The Big Meet In Philadelphia

L A W members prepare for the national meet in Philadelphia August 4 to 7 with free river excursions from Arch Street Wharf to Washington Park, special boats, and open access to events at Willow Grove Belmont Mansion and The Arena. The all-night smoker at The Arena features continuous performances and tobacco gifts from sponsors.

Willow Grove Philadelphia Arch Street Washington Park Delaware J. M. Burd Drummond Tobacco Company Buchanan & Lyall League Belmont Mansion Fairmount Park

Prominent Lightweight Talk Around San Francisco Ropes

The piece details boxing rumors and match talk across the scene. Names include Jack Madden Jimmy Anthony Spike Sullivan Kid McPartland Dan Creedon Billy Brady and John L. Sullivan. It notes Hawkins defending the Corbett school lineage and various proposed bouts in Chicago Cincinnati and Cleveland.

Jack Madden Brooklyn Police Gazette Jimmy Anthony San Francisco Chisper Leon Spike Sullivan Hawkins Jim Corbett Corbett George Green Young Corbett John D. Hopkins Billy Brady Dan Creedon England Kid McCoy America McCoy Jimmy Barry Joe Donovan Chicago Parson Davies Barry Cincinnati Casper Leon New York Kid McPartland Jack Crawford Toronto Canada Pittsburg

Building Opens All Day for Meet Accommodation

The big building will be open all day and all night during the meet to accommodate out-of-towners and their mounts.

Broad and Cherry Streets Stone's Throw City Hall

Poultively the Cheapest Place in Scranton to Purchase a GOOD Wheel

A compact notice highlights Scranton vendors offering affordable wheeled goods. It warns buyers to compare prices and inspect wheel quality before purchase to avoid subpar performance. Local shops are named as potential sources for durable wheels at low cost.

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