Schedule for Today in the Championship Race
The table lists each club with win loss records and percentages, followed by today’s games: Allentown at Scranton, Easton at Hazleton, Pottsville at Harrisburg, Reading at Altoona.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1894
Page
2
The table lists each club with win loss records and percentages, followed by today’s games: Allentown at Scranton, Easton at Hazleton, Pottsville at Harrisburg, Reading at Altoona.
Allentown’s Old Guard powered past Scranton with a 12 to 9 victory highlighted by sharp hits and aggressive base running. Kelly and Doran led the foes with timely batting as Browning and Sweeney contributed key singles and doubles.
Fragmented OCR notes list multiple minor league baseball matchups with teams Harrisburg Pottsville Hazleton Easton and Altoona. Mentions players umpires and errors with scattered scores and battery pairings across locations.
An old advertisement argues a healthy stomach leads to success and promotes Carlsbad Sprudel Salt for stomach, liver, and kidney disorders. It claims benefits for constipation gout rheumatic issues and diabetes and urges outdoor exercise. The genuine product bears the Carlsbad city seal and Eisner Mendelson Co. signature on each bottle.
Fragmentary OCR shows a sequence of place names Troy Buffalo Beringelds Wilkes-Barre Providence Winghamton Syracuse Erie with scattered numbers. no coherent event or outcome clear.
The West Side Stars defeated the Tenth Street Stars Saturday by a one to one score. Hazen of Hazleton retires after his last game with the club. A lively box opening altered expectations and a tale of the King’s humor amused spectators. Parish notes mention Short Stop Swooner and manager debates over Alderman Childs.
A Great Bend club forms for the pa raad with the West Ball Club of Wilkes-Barre promising forty participants. Williamsport Bicycle Club plans a July 4 arrival with banners. Dever, a Philadelphia bank clerk, is seen as a rising state chaser. The Green Rite and Scranton clubs contest the northeastern Pennsylvania championship. Notables include W. W. Taxis and A. B. Kennedy of Chicago. Close Drages entries. An informal reception occurs July 4 at the club house on Washington avenue before an Erie Railroad excursion to Port Jervis water gap and Stroudsburg. Century Wheel Club of Philadelphia may send about sixty to compete for the largest parade turnout prize, valued at $50 in water color. The ten-mile world road cycling record was chased in Union County with Willliam Betower first in 27 minutes 174-5 seconds. Willis second, Barnett third, Laggren fourth, Davy fifth. The world record stands at 27 minutes 6 seconds set last year by Innes Willis.
The article notes Captain Dyer ordered Cornell players to train during vacation time. It also mentions a forthcoming match on June 20 in Boston between Walter Edgerton and George Dison. The Amateur Athletic Union plans Sept 15 championship games with profits going to the treasury of the nolou. Five days of tennis begin today in Philadelphia for the Philadelphia Cricket Club championship under the National Lawn Tennis Association.
The three American world beaters, all aged 27, discussed a planned 4th of July pigeon shooting match between Joseph Bevan and Emmett Stager of Andenried. The report notes excitement for the Green Mountain event, with details on age and national context, plus upcoming rowing news and political commentary.
The Ifside Coal and Iron Company Fire department elected officers on Friday night with J D Caryl as president and J F Gallagher foreman among others. A traders board was organized in Attorney L P Wedowan's office with Jub Mo Brown as president and H A Purple as recording secretary. An electric dynamo for the Presbyterian church lighting is being replaced with a larger motor from Winneboston. Local notices describe medical cures with Electric Bitter and Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Jolly Tom Smith laid to rest in Montrose cemetery with Four Brothers post in attendance. Floral Sunday observed at Presbyterian Church with sixteen children baptized. New walk project started in front of IH P fen's store. Montrose Diva Co. No. 2 reports hose couplings faulty and council orders repair by Sherman & Taylor. Concert slated next Wednesday night. Fordham back after illness. Ayers Miller wedding attendance noted. Gardner devises wagon bell plan for customers. Buffalo carriage maker Anoy LALLog mentions Burdock Blood Bitters cure.
The annual meeting of stockholders of the Wyoming mine Bhovel Works will be held at the company office in Foranton on the Saturday the Wich day of June 1604 from 9 to 11 o'clock a.m. N G Rommatson secretary. Beak books pamphlets magazines bound rebound at the office. Tickets for sale at the corner of Sprave street and Franklin avenue. Twenty men tickets for B.O. Good table beard.
By order of the board the City Assessors reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Sealed bids must be received at the examining officer's office up to June 10 at 10 am. Printing and related paper terms noted. paper and pine init details referenced.
One cent a word is the rate for Wants of all kinds. Ads seek a bartender with experience, a lady for home waiting and ironing, a young man for light work with shorthand and bookkeeping, middle aged woman for day work, a young girl 14 for clerical duties, a grocery clerk with references, and more. Also requests to buy common pigeons, an energetic man for insurance agency work, and other employment inquiries listed with brief addresses.
Property ad lists an ideal country home with acres of land and improvements, near Scranton, plus other listings including furnished apartment, building for sale, orange grove in Florida, and various notices. Stray cattle and insolvency proceedings also noted with names and addresses.
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