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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1896

Page

6

Providence Wins Double Bill Amid Bevaoration Day

Providence was the only club to win both ends of a doubleheader as Harper pitched steadily and heavy hitting backed him. Scranton defeated Wilkes-Barre, giving McDermott’s team a chance to climb out of last place with today’s Foster League slate including Scranton at Wilkes-Barre and Springfield at Providence.

Providence Harper Burnfield a@s Scranton Wilkes-tarre McDermott Wilkes-tairre Springfield Syracuve Rochester Toronto Wigwalie

Scranton Beats Wilkes-Barre in Close Decoration Day Tilt

Scranton wins a tense 5 to 3 clash as Magan, Lezotte, and Hutchinson spark late rallies. Harper shines on the mound while Latham’s coaching electrifies the crowd of about 3,000 at Wilkes-Barre, with Maguire turning a game ending double play to seal the victory.

Browns Shave Morning Glories In Two At Olyphant Park

At Olyphant on Saturday the Browns defeated the Morning Glories of Dunmore in both games. McDermott struck out 17 in the first game and Walsh started the second, though unevenly. Morning Glories led until the fifth, then Olyphant rallied for five runs and held on. Dunmore failed to tie in the last. Umpire decisions drew comment.

Olyphant Browns Dunmore Athletic Park McDermott Dunmere Cawley Walsh Cleary A.H F Meary Connors Tb Wheeler Db Pettigrew Ruane McCue Ry Cutt Ib Bishrey Sachs Finnerty Balle Ruaee Garbett M. Walsh lle—Garbett Griffiths and Patten

Syracuse Stars Top Rochester Blackbirds In Ninth Inning

In Rochester N Y May 31 the Syracuse Stars defeated the Rochester Blackbirds 3 to 1 in a dramatic ninth inning before about 5 000 fans. Day started for Rochester and struggled allowing three runs before Gillon relieved in the second. Delaney fanned eight for Syracuse in a strong pitching showing.

Syracuse Rochester N. Y Syracuse Stars Blackbirds Day Gillon Delaney Rochester Syracuse Gillon and Boyd Delaney and Ryan vympie—Doescher

Disjoint Scores from Fractured OCR Sports Card

fragmented OCR text lists multiple city pairings and scores without clear context or full lines. the readable items mention new york new york louis vill brooklyn chicago haltimore cincin nati philadelphia boston cleveland and other city pairs with varied scores. no coherent event or outcome can be determined from the garbled data.

New York Louisvill Brooklyn Chicago Haltimore Cincinnati Philadelphia Louis Boston Hoston Cleveland Tents Wishingon Louisville Baltimore-Baltimore Cheinnayt Phisburo Washington Pittaburg

State League Scores From Carbondale and York Matches

At Carbondale Cattondale Easton Carbondalis Ixy Buston scored. York York Hazleton six. Hagleton percent. Porteville Pottsville Shamokin percent. Pottaville six Shamokin. Lancaster Athletics seven to two. Lancaster Athletics two.

Carbondale Cattondale Easton Carbondalis Ixy Buston York Hazleton Hagleton Porteville Pottsville Shamokin Pottaville Lancatter Lancaster

Batteries and Clubs Compete Across Cities in Archival Records

The text lists numerous batteries and athletic clubs with paired names in cities such as Providence, Orange, Hartford, New Haven, Paterson, Wilmington, and Morristown. It records matchups and affiliations like Orange Athletic Club and Yale amid scattered scores and locations, suggesting a historical compilation of athletic or organizational contests across multiple states.

Jomper Poinhead Aveo Hatteries Driscoll and Kelly Mahoney and Maroney Mt Worcester R.W.E Holy Croa Dartmouth Pappulan and Powers Conway and Abbott al Finston Rlb Lafayette Co Laihlith Ligman Barclay Nnn Creal Providence Hrady J. Dunn Greerway Murphy R.B.E. Ardactas Soenal I Hoodolle Batterkester Middleton Blair and Gannon Orange Oval Orange Athletic Club Riverton Hartford New Haven Parson—Paterson Wilmington Paterson Morristown N. J Yale Morristown Field Club

Dunmore Struck Out In Olyphant Effort

Baseball line score noting strikeouts by Cawley Walsh Mc Dermott and Cleary for Dunmore. Walks to Myphant Dunmore Ault Golden Pettigrew Stolen bases by Ruane Roe M Walsh Garbett Walsh. Garbett marked an error on pass balls Finnerty. two hits by P Walsh and McDermott. Garbet with a three base hit. double play Burke to cuff. umpire McDonnell. time 1.50. Olyphant.

Scranton Pbs P.O. Latham Hutchinson Baeewerpees Horner Llerty Eneerae Aheses Harper Ina Barre K. Alr Erenin Boranton Wilkes-Barre Latham Ward N Lesotte Bonner Diggine Eagan Konner Erros Keenan Ward Stargive Tolen Smith Toronto Buffalo Moran and Dowse Worth and Urquhart Stearns Olyphant R.H Byrecase Rochester Wheeler Cleary Mavon Hess Herman Pettigrew Boyd Doescher M. Walsh Spee Dunmore Cawley Walsh McDermott Myphant Garbet Burke Cuff McDonnell P.O. A Reese Ef Nolan I " Malott Wens Wu White MacDonald Delmer Vennneten Posner Hettler Bloomsburg P.O. Iy Linger C Splain Tingenbovh Trevis Splain Dones Riley Malott Aledinger Nolan Owens Aldinger Davis Jones Leftonsoe Rlleye Homor Worthington Edward Harrar Will R. Hughes

Normal School Loses Double to Strong YMCA Squad at Bloomsburg

The Young Men's Christian Association team swept two games at Bloomsburg State Normal School drawing 600 spectators for the afternoon contest. McDonald pitched the morning win while McDonald, Posner and Delmer formed a strong pitching trio in the afternoon. Bloomsburg protested a late umpire decision in the second game, which ended 9 to 0.

Young Men's Christian Association Bloomsburg State Normal School Bloomsburg McDonald Larry Ketrick Association Whitt Posner Delmer H. P.O P.O. A E. Splain Aldinger Davis Worthington, Et Hummer Es Hagenbach G. Splain Sma Jones R Upenelly Poe Sect

Johnsons Will Pitch Today As Buffalos Lead In Hitting

The Providence club plans for a Sunday park grandstand seating 10000 as Wilkes Barre faces Scranton tomorrow and again midweek. Tom Power is not yet strong enough to play and Ward fell ill before the game. Captain Bonner was briefly rousted after Saturday's game, Chapmen kept him in the lineup. OBrien from Rochester did not play. A Rochester player was on leave for a sick relative, so OBrien stayed in. The Springfield News notes Scranton and Arie Latham drawing power on the circuit and calls for pace with the National kindergarten reference.

Johnson Wills Jim Fields Buffalos Providence Wilkes-Barre Scranton Tom Power St. Charles Ward Frank Bonner Wilkes- Barre Wasdo Chapman Honner O'Brien Rochester Springfield News Annie Latham Piggy Wari Springfield Arie Latham Harper Brooklyn Scranton Tribune

Rules of the Road Emphasizes Safety for All Wheels

The article urges strict observance of road rules by cyclists drivers and riders, stressing right side passage and courtesy. It notes that laws require that carriages wagons bicycles and all vehicles keep to the right and that wheelmen and wheelwomen must yield similarly to prevent collisions and ensure safety.

Rules of the Road urged after recent bicycle accidents

The piece urges road courtesy after several accidents caused by riders and wheeled vehicles sharing the lane. It notes a Baltimore near miss and a Pennsylvania wheel wreck, stressing that both horse and wheel must give half the road while bicyclists gain equal rights, requiring constant caution.

Baltimore Pennsylvania

Cowardly Dog Trains Outrun by Rabbit in Camp

In camp on the Arkansas river a tenderfoot bets a dog against a jackrabbit. The dog chases then flees, ending when the rabbit outpaces the hound. The buyer pays $20, admitting the dog is a coward and he is a fool.

Republican Fork Arkansaw River Cams

Husband rush to dinner as wife wrangles chores

In a Detroit Free Press vignette Mr. Baxter urges his wife Marla to hurry for the dinner and murder trial report. She coordinates baby care and sewing while he critiques the missings and mislaid items, then notices the clock on his way out.

Detroit Free Press Henry Scott Maria

Ready Sooner Than Him Storyline

A quarrel erupts as one partner complains about the other delaying departure. The speaker insists they were ready long before the other person, lamenting repeated delays in leaving for an outing.

Sporting Odds and Ends and Controversy Over Player Eligibility

President Cleveland carries multiple American made shotguns for different game with hints of his hunting habits. Heavyweight arbiter Caspar Whitney has ruled on football player eligibility at Harvard and Pennsylvania, making George Brooke eligible to play for Pennsylvania and debarring Captain Carl Williams. Whitney lists Swarthmore and Oberlin as schools not meeting the four-year limit.

Cleveland Caspar Whitney Harvard Pennsylvania George Brooke Carl Williams Whitney Swarthmore Brooke Oberlin Willams

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