Phillies win spirited National League baseball game
Philadelphia defeats Pittsburg in a lively NL contest as Chicago pitcher Terry stymies Boston while St Louis and Cleveland gain ground. New York and Brooklyn clash as high scoring action forces shifts among leaders with no clear outlier emerging.
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Pillice
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Pitteburg
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Washington
Terry
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Wellington
Louisville
New York
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Vaughn
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Donohue
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Farrell
Donohue Cleveland
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Touisvino
Hortootsh-T
Warner
Emalie
Rae
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Grady
Killen
Burden
Hurst
Nunabie
Bergen
McFarland
Henderson
Rale
Lohottole
Battetee
Eaper
Corbett
Robinson
Young
O'Connor
Eastern League Open Two Week Road Trip
The northern clubs start a two week away run with Toronto at Scranton and Buffalo at Wilkes Barre. Providence leads the circuit after a strong trip, Rochester visits Springfield, Ayracurs at Providence, and Toronto and Rochester expected to show best. Scranton and Springfield strengthened, Wilkes Barre faced internal unrest among players, managers, and directors.
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Toronto
Scranton
Buffalo
Wilkes-Barre
Ayracurs
Providence
Rochester
Springfield
Syracuse
Seranton
Mannecer
Directorate
Wilkes-harre
STATE LEAGUE BATTERIES AND UMPIRE LISTINGS
In Polleville Pottaville and Baeton districts, battery pairs Yeager Roth Koehl Smith Ames Milligan Mattern Toft and Hatteries Stemmell Wangan Nerner Schaub Phelan Umpiire Phelan are noted with umpires Woodhart and Hornung. Shamokin Hazleton and other teams show scores and batters in early season listings for the State League.
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Polleville
R.W.B. Pottaville
Hatteries
Stemmell
Wangan
Kenner
Schaub
Umpiire
Phelan
Baeton
R.H
Linconter Wisi Oup
Iso Maston
Yeager
Roth
Koehl
Smith
Woodhart
Shamokin
Local match details list for Carbondale game
Fragmentary scorecard style note lists participants Matteries McNerney and Buchanan Gach Patehen and Rafter with umpire Eluenhower at York Carbondale venue on 01H000000 3586 reference.
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Carbondale
McNerney
Buchanan
Gach
Patehen
Rafter
Eluenhower
Amos Rusie Plans Summer in Indianapolis After Board Rebuff
Amos Rusie, not officially notified of the national board’s decision, calls President Young’s refusal to reconvene final. He says he will not play this summer unless his demands are met and plans to make Indianapolis his home while pursuing justice he believes is due. He shows no signs of dismay over the report.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Amos Rusie
National Board
Young
Wilkes-Barre club told to replace manager Chapman
The piece harshly critiques Wilkes-Barre's manager Jack Chapman describing him as a back number who fails to lead the team. Directors and fans demand discharge to improve play and finances. Arlo Latham’s bench incident is cited as evidence of his poor leadership and old-fashioned methods.
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NewGraw
Baltimores
Boston
Terry
Chicagos
Cardinal Satolli
Toronto Lobe
Torontos
Freeman
Brien
Delehanty
Buckenberger
O'Brien
Jack Chapman
Wilkes-Barre
Chipman
Chapman
Arlo Latham
Wilkes
Harre
Powers
Amateur Ball Notes in Peckville Saturday
The Siders meet the Sailor Boys Saturday morning at 0 o clock on Consumers grounds in Peckville. Managers W Thomas and Christopher Bukbeck coordinate events with Consumers Powder Company employees challenging rival crews for a friendly gine.
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Sailor Boys
W. Thomas
Consumers’ Powder Company
Jermyn
Monsie
Consumers
Peckville
Christopher Bukbeck
Swarts Defeats Carver in Scranton Pigeon Match
Swarts of Scranton defeated Dr Carver in Flint Depot Michigan today by a score of 93 to 91 in a pigeon shooting match. The event reports 93 birds shot by Swarts and 91 by Carver, details filed as a special to the Scranton Tribune.
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Scranton Tribune
Flint Depot
Mich
H. B. Swarts
Scranton
Carver
Asemond Wins Fleetwood Park Race in 2 18 Class
New York June 5 Asemond the New York Stallion won a good race at Fleetwood park defeating Island Girl and the other 2 18 class circuit flyers. Grateful showed no effort in the 230 heat until warned by judges then won three straight heats in off hand style. Miss Anne set a turf career record of 2 19 but failed to last.
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New York
Asemond
Fleetwood Park
John Kinney
Miss Anne
Jettle
Island Girl
Mina Anne
Frank Medium
Newsboy
Rosco
Bicycle Rider Finishes Chicago to Scranton Trek
Harry Fallon of Scranton arrived in West Newton Pa from Chicago on a bicycle. He undertook the ride with a $100 wager with a friend that he would complete the wheel journey to Scranton.
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West Newton
Harry Fallon
Scranton
Chicago
Gale Leaves Homes Wrecked in Grasvland Suburb
A heavy rain and fierce wind storm swept Grasvland a Missouri Valley suburb on June 6. Houses were wrecked and several persons injured. Many horses and cattle were killed as the cyclone struck the locality.
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Missouri Valley
Grasvland
Scranton Signs New First Baseman Amid Series Win
Scranton announces the signing of Charles Zeidler a Brooklyn semi professional first baseman to bolster the lineup. Zeidler recommended by Harper and Fouts aims to boost the infield while Hutchinson or Ward may shift to second as Scranton rides a recent series win over Wilkes Barre to climb standings and improve hitting and baserunning.
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Brooklyn
Harper
Dave Foutz
Will Ward
Hutchinson Flay
Griffin
Charles Zeldier
Scranton
Zeldier
Dave Fouts
Brooklyns
Zeidler
Toronto
Hutchinson
Ward
McDermott
Wheel clubs clash over amateur status and city bike laws
The Green Ridge Wheelmen visit Suburban Wheelmen as discussions over fitting a bicycle ordinance continue. Authorities move to license cycles, require bells and lamps, and limit speed while riders urge safer sidewalks. Scranton and Wilkes-Barre teams adjust rosters amid management changes and a new pitcher search.
Unclear Pitcher Signing Seems Imminent
A note suggests good reason to believe at least one pitcher will be secured immediately, possibly today, indicating swift baseball personnel moves.
Hadfield to Seek Chancery Decision Over Disqualification
The Irvington Milburn road race dispute grows. Charles Hadfield of Newark was disqualified after being accused of being paced, with Alexander declared winner. Hadfield plans a chancery injunction to halt prize distribution until he can respond.
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Irvington
Vim Bicycle Club
Pitman
Metropolitan Association of Cycling Clubs
Charles Hadfield
Newark
Hadfield
Lockwood
Alexander
Hilton Hotel
Mystery Paced Attack Shrouded by Red Suit Outsider
A young man in a red racing suit without a number paced an event and many observers suspect hostile intent toward Hadfield. The identity of the pacer remains unknown as speculation grows about who behind the red suit might be.
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Hadfield
Royal Arcanum Day Observed In Rittersville
Royal Arcanum Day on June 23 will be celebrated in Central Park Rittersville with afternoon and evening events. Members from supreme and grand circles will deliver addresses as councils from the city attend this state affair. The order has about 200 000 members and Royal Arcanum Days are held in every state. Special Lehigh Valley railroad rates apply from all points in the state.
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Royal Arcanum
Central Park
Rittersville
Allentown
Bethlehem
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Prisoners Brought Before Alderman Howe in Police Court
Three prisoners appeared in the Seventeenth ward police court before Alderman Howe. John Mullen of Pine Brook received thirty days in default of a four dollar fine for beating his wife. M. H. Gifford was held on a six hundred dollar bail for beating his boarding missus and failing to pay his board bill. Richard Price, who asked to be locked up, was charged three dollars for board and lodging and will seek a hotel next time he wants to sleep off a drunk.
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Howe
Wright
John Mullen
Pine Brook
M. H. Gifford
Richard Price
Two New Divisions Organized by AOH Board of Erin
Two divisions of the Ancient Order of Hibernians Board of Erin were formed this week. Wednesday night Division No. 18 organized in Durr's hall with officers led by President Daniel P. Battle and Vice President KE F Blewitt. Thursday night Division No. 19 met in St. John's hall Pine Brook with President P Scanlon and Edward Maguire as recording secretary.
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Order of Hibernians
Board of Erin
Durr’s Hall
Daniel P. Battle
KE. F. Blewitt
John Gaffney
W. P. Gallagher
John J. Planaghan
St. John's Hall
Pine Brook
Itate
P. Scanlon
J. Walsh
Edward Maguire
P. Loftus
J. Payton
Class Ranks in High School Graduation Ceremony
The high school class of 6 has named the honorary officers and rankings. Lulu Sylvester and Harold Watres lead the list while Arthur Phillips Jennie Thomas and others fill designated positions. Joseph Wagner was elected as their prophet.
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Lulu Sylvester
Harold Watres
Arthur Phillips
Jennie Thomas
Miss Falkowsky
Amelia Koch
Lida Weaver
Irene Kann
Miss Hine
Robinson
Bernice Conger
Joseph Wagner
Local notes and social round up in Pittston area
Rev. P H McGee visits before westward priestly mission. E J Gibbons plans Cripple Creek residence. G W Gay of Orange visits town. Surnames Hollister and Luckey host guests. School No 1 picnic at Lackawanna Park with a woodland program. Mrs Patrick McAndrew ill with paralysis. Home Dramatic Company social night. Pittston high school graduation attended by Maggie Hikman and Anthony Clifford. Maury Hoban and Celia Maloney to graduate at Pittston convent. Ashley returns to Hackettstown. Moosie Populars plan Lackawanna Park picnic July 1. Mrs Gertrude Sitterly visiting Scranton. M F Whalen seeks Republican legislative nomination. Dog owned by Willie Golden killed on the track. Prof Reagen room picnic at Siebel's grave. Instinctive feeling of a great people quoted.
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P. H. McGee
Buffalo
West
E. J. Gibbons
Cripple Creek
Col
G. W. Gay
Orange
M. Kent
Painted Post
N. Y
Patrick McAndrew
Main Street
Home Dramatic Company
Pittston High School
Misa Maggie Hikman
Anthony Clifford
Maury Hoban
Celia Maloney
Pittston
Ashley
Hackettstown
Moosie Populars
Lackawanna Park
Gertrude Sitterly
Scranton
M. F. Whalen
Willie Golden
Piles advertisement promises relief with Swayne's Ointment
Patients suffer intense nocturnal itching and bleeding from piles. The ad claims Swayne's Ointment stops itching, heals ulcers, and removes tumors, available at druggists or by mail for 50 cents from Dr. Swayne Philadelphia.
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Bon
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