Baseball Scores and Standings From the State, Eastern Leagues
Yesterday's ball results show Pottsville breaking the tie with Easton to take seventh place while Scranton and Allentown both lost. Altoona and Pottsville beat their opponents, with Reading rainouts postponing Harrisburg. The article outlines league plans, a new July Fourth schedule, and notes manager Parks of Harrisburg aiming to join the Brute League.
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Potteville
Easton
Allentown
Anion
Altoona
Reading
Harrisburg
Besspoan
Parks
Euston
Haga
Keranton
Pottsville
Allentown and Pottsville Baseball Scores Reported
In Allentown and Pottsville a rain postponement affected Harrisburg with a game moved. Hits for Allentown and Scranton standings show multiple batters with a range of team errors and batteries listed, including Donoghue Kelly Milligan Hudson Patchen and Jinghes Diggins Carr Cote.
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Allentown
Jonedtown
Ferinten
Scranton
Br.sors
Seranton
Donoghue, Kelly and Milligan
Hudson and
Patchen
Pottsville- Portavillo
Altoona
Hite
Pottsville
Potteville
Jinghes
Diggins
Carr
Cote
Rinn
Reniing
Harrisburg
Unclear Fragments Mention City Names and Scores
OCR fragment lists cities Buffalo Springfield Binghamton Troy and scores 5 6 7 0 tied to Brie. No coherent event or context present.
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Symcnee
Buffalo
Springfield
Binghamton
Troy
Brie
Princeton Dominates Harvard in Afternoon Victory
Princeton overwhelmed Harvard with strong hitting and error advantage in a decisive afternoon win. Pitchers Altman Williams and O'Malley anchored the defense while O'Rourke contributed in the field and at bat as Princeton ran up the score.
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New Hayes
Coon
Jane
Princeton
Harvard
Roote
Altman
Williams
Highlands
O'Malley
Oampiro
Jim O'Rourke
Wood's College Club Triumphs Over No 30 School Club 12 3
Wood's College club defeated No 30 School club 12 to 3 on Tasies Boya ground after a postponed game. Gibbs and Lewis paired for Wood's while Smith and Long toed the mound for No 26. Errors favored Wood's, with multiple runs aided by passed balls and stolen bases as scholars showcased improved fielding. The High School and Wood's will replay the postponed game next Friday.
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Wood's College
Wood's College Club
Tasies Boya
Gibbs
Lewis
Wood
Smith
Long
Dawe
Balle
Bam Bits
Rons
Krieger
Wood's
Glints From the Diamond Report on League Decisions
The State league ruled that clubs signing Boston players after Friday may keep them. McGlone of this city named substitute umpire for Scranton. Boston signed Thomas J. Smith from Holy Cross and may start against Pittsburgh. Waterbury exits the Connecticuteague. New Britain gains admission. Umpire Ketrick textually noted jury duty in this city.
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State League
Boston
McGlones
Scranton
Thomas J. Smith
Holy Cross College
Pittsburg
Larry Ketrick
Logan
Mooney
Harrisburg
Waterbury
Allentown Team Faces Critique From Local Papers
The Allentown club is criticized for weak performance as stated by the Allentown Chronicle and Binghamton Herald. Both papers note lack of effort and vigor, contrasting younger pros’ energy with veterans’ slowness and indifference.
Local baseball and basketball schedule announced for Hogan Park and area
The town lines up sports events with Young Men's Christian Association teams playing Wyoming Seminary and other clubs at Hogan Park and Littl Woods grounds. Circulated notes mention 5000 expected attendees, electric lights at the park, and multiple amateur clubs including Crescents, Blues, and Actives preparing for upcoming games with named players and managers.
Scranton cyclists plan July 4 races and shows
George JF Taylor leads prize winners from Scranton club and enters the July 4 rides at Driving Park. Boston's Bicycling World offers costumes prizes for radio ntive. West End wheelmen move to new club house at Jongs mansion with elegant rooms and lawn.
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Toxis
George JF. Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Scratton Club
King
Binghimson
Boston
Grand Army of the Republic
Minneapolia
Park Board
Hievelista of
Honesdale
Wayne County
Scranton
H. B. Chase
West End
Jongs
South Main
Wood Street
Saya
Wilkes-Barre
Elegan Pier Ginas
Hoya
Tony
West Side Club to Participate in June 22 Procession
The West Side Athletic club enters a procession on June 22 and the Eurekos with the Young Men's Christian Association prepare for a blood drive event. Photographs of 98 and 4 champion athletes will be shown in multiple city states as the Actives schedule a 4 pm practice game at Drivin park. P Kingsbury, back from the University of Pennsylvania, will coach daily at Hogan park on running and jumping ahead of the annual sports day.
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Young Alen’s Christian Association
Young Man’s Christian Association
West Side Stars
Littl Woods Grounds
Minooka
Hogan Park
Oak Hill
Cory Hollow
Young Men's Christian Association
Wyoming Seminary
St Thomas College
Xavier Athletic Club of
New York
M. PF. Sweeney
Champis
Excelsior Athletic Club
St. Thomas Club
Sweeney
Young Men's Christian Association Tean
Actives
Poiehhousand
Kiple
Foley
Steale
Ryan
Conningham
Feldy McKeehan
Griffin
Emory
Moser
Oll
George AL Mulley
Crescents
Eurains
Onteher
Eddie Kelly
Shink” Jones
James Allen
Robert Harris
George Lowry
Robert Beavers
Feld
Daviel Moghes
George Korn
Feild
John Hughes
West Side Athletic Club
Eurekos
Young Men’s Christian Association
Drivin Park
P. Kingsbury
University of Pennsylvania
Kingsburg
M. F. Sweeney
New York Herald
Opening trotting meet set at Keystone Driving Park
The Hallstent and Great Bend Trotting association announce opening trots at Keystone Driving Park Great Bend on Thursday and Friday June 21 and 22. The Derby result arrived from New York via United States Cable Co at 10:24 am yesterday.
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Hallstent and
Great Bend
Keystone
Dove
United Press
New York
Direct United Stats Cable Company
London
Springfield
Maia
Will Walch
Bugionw
Detroit
Clavaland
Buffalo
Rochester
Boston
Poughkeopaia
Albany
Hartford
Philadelphia
Thomas Reed
Pine
Brook
United States
Lackawanna County
Corby Sunshine
Corby
Iymouth
Rickaby
Hogan Park
Saya
He Valkyrie
Ehn
Royal Victoria Yacht Club
Anti option bill debates linger after parliamentary setback
Mrs Phoebe Thomas of Junction City Kansas claims Dr King s New Discovery cured her consumption and saved her life after doctors advised no hope. Thomas Eggers of San Francisco reports a dreadful cold nearly consumed him until one bottle cured in two weeks. Pre trial bottles available at Matthews Bros. Derngatore. regular size one dollar.
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Phoebe Thomas
Junction City
Matthews Bros
Stolen Pocketbuck and Strayed Horses Notice
Stray mare pair described near Mowe Taylor hospital and pastures. a white-footed night mare with a dark bay companion, star on forehead. one fire and ten-dollar bills described as reward. Information leading to recovery offered by John A. Mears at Oliver Washington and Vine.
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Yuank
South Sumner
Tulley
Gravity Railroad
Peck Vill
Mowe Taylor Hospital
Pion
Jobn
Mears
Oliver Washington
Vine
Wanted Help and Real Estate Ads Fill Classified Page
Readers see a flood of Want Ads listing positions for salemen clerks and factory workers along with rentals and property for sale. Entries include WANTED SITUATION SEEKERS, SITUATIONS WANTED BY YOUNG WOMAN, WANTED TO BUY COMMON PIGEONS and multiple RENT and SALE notices for rooms houses and farms across Lackawanna and surrounding streets with prices and contact notes.
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State of Pennsylvania
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Delaware
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Fen Lohn Bron F Bt Son
Plymouth
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Ropaupany
Connolly & Wallace
Johnson
Washington Ave
Court House
THE
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Lackawanna and
Adams Avenue
Hull & Co
Iron AD Steel
Norway
Sanderson
Jessop
J. A. Spires
Wiley & Russell and
Wells Bros
Louis B. Smith
Capouse Avenue
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